Banihal

Banihal "City of Mountains" is a town also known as "Gateway of Kashmir" and a notified area committee in Ramban district in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is a country and a bumpy territory with Kamirwah being a standout amongst the most tremendous slopes. It is situated around 35 km 22 mi far from Qazigund of Anantnag area on NH 44 previous name NH 1A preceding renumbering of all national interstates.

Be that as it may, the separation among Banihal and Qazigund is just 18 km via prepare on the new railroad line which is significantly shorter than the street. The most widely recognized dialect talked in the locale is Kashmiri; Urdu and English being other well-known dialects. "Banihal" implies snow squall in Kashmiri dialect. Another view with respect to the cause of the name of the place is that the word 'Banihal' has really been gotten from two Kashmiri words viz 'bah' which means twelve and 'nallhe' which means a waterway.

Twelve rivulets connoting the different creeks moving through the zone and in the long run joining the little neighborhood waterway called Nalla Bischlari. There is an amazingly, one more school of thought among local people and a few researchers in which the word banihal is thought of as having a Persian birthplace. "Nihal" in Persian means greenery and subsequently Banihal would suggest 'Endlessly green'.