Muzaffarabad is the capital and largest city of the Self Governing region of Azad Kashmir.

It is located at the confluence of the Neelum and Jehlum rivers.

Muzaffarabad serves as the headquarters for the Muzaffarabad Division and District, which includes the districts of Muzaffarabad, Neelum, and Hattian.

One of the most renowned attractions near Muzaffarabad is Neelum Valley, a stunning area that attracts visitors for its natural beauty and beautiful landscapes.

Muzaffarabad's history is closely intertwined with the iconic Red Fort, a symbol of the region's military and political history

The fort was originally constructed by the Chak Dynasty in 1559

Sultan Muzaffar Khan, a ruler from the Bomba Dynasty, founded the city of Muzaffarabad in 1646 and established the Red Fort as a military base

The Red Fort remains a key historical landmark and an enduring symbol of Muzaffarabad’s history

Today, the fort is under the control of the Department of Tourism and Archaeology of the Government of Azad Kashmir, ensuring its preservation as an important cultural and historical site.

Muzaffarabad's blend of historical significance, cultural richness, and strategic location makes Muzaffarabad a city of great importance in the region