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Kazinag National Park

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This splendid mountain, measuring 4732 m tall, remains snow clad for most of the year. The main attraction is the Kazinag Spring and Kazinag Glacier It usually remains snow clad most of the year. On the top of it stands the historical Kazinag spring and Satkohl Nag which have been providing water to
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Kazinag has a temperate climate, with warm summers and cold winters, and a temperature range of -20 to +30°C. Precipitation is mainly in the form of snow in winter and rains in early spring with occasional showers during the summer. There are four distinct seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter.
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This park has a temperature range of -20 to +30 degrees Celsius. Precipitation is in the form of snow in the winter, occasional showers during the summer and rains in the start of spring. The best time to visit for
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is from May to September and those who wish to spot mammals should be there from April to May. The time period from June to August is also considered perfect to visit the location.
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Around 20 species of mammals, including some which are rare threatened or endangered are found in within Kazinag National Park. Key animal species sighted are
402: 232: 93:. The area of Kazinag National Park is 160 square kilometres, and it was commissioned in 1992. The national park is located on the north bank of the 194:) strands are distributed in lower elevations mainly along streams. The temperate scrub occurs at middle and lower elevations and is dominated by 559: 440:
Kazinag Mountain, located in Langate Tehsil of Kupwara District, forms the line of control between India and Pakistan.
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The Kazinag National Park is home to about 120 species of birds including the golden eagle (
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It is located at 1800 to 4700 metres above sea level and the terrain is rugged.
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The park is home to 17 species of butterflies which include regal Apollo (
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Vegetation in Kazinag is dominated by coniferous forests with deodar (
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which occur in middle elevations and the horse chestnut (
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that are dominant along nallas in lower elevations.
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national park
Baramulla city
Baramulla district
Indian
union territory
Jammu and Kashmir
Wild Life Protection Act 1972
Karakoram
peace park
Pakistan
Jhelum River
ceasefire
Kargil War
Markhor
Government of India
Wildlife Trust of India
Uri
Cedrus deodara
Abies pindrow
Picea smithiana
Pinus wallichiana
Betula utilis
Prunus
Acer
Aesculus indica
Indigofera
Spirea
Rosa
Juniperus
Lonicera

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