Keran is a small village and hill station in Neelum Valley, Azad Kashmir, situated along the banks of the Neelum River, approximately 95 kilometers from Muzaffarabad.

 The village is uniquely positioned on both sides of the Line of Control, between Pakistan and India, with the Neelum River marking the boundary

Keran has emerged as a popular tourist destination and serves as a gateway for those traveling through Neelum Valley.

At Keran, beyond the Neelum River one can see the Indian territory from Pakistani soil

The main Neelum Valley Road passes through Keran, continuing along the river to other iconic destinations such as Sharda, Kel, and Taobat.

The village is surrounded by dense, lush green forests, which are home to a rich diversity of flora and fauna.

Numerous tourist lodges, rest houses, and hotels in Keran cater to the influx of visitors, making it a convenient stop for travelers exploring the valley.

Furthermore, the availability of metalled road also allows tourists to bring their own cars up to Sharda, beyond which one has to hire a Jeep to travel

Keran is an ideal place to stay for tourists venturing into Neelum Valley due to the availability of hotels and places to eat

Keran remains a must visit destination in Neelum Valley, offering an escape into the untouched beauty of Azad Kashmir