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Shallabugh
Shallabugh is a tourist village in Sherpathri, a block of Tullamulla tehsil of Central Kashmir's Ganderbal district in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, India. Location Shallabugh village is considered Sherpathri's largest village, spanning two rivers in Kashmir. The total area of Shallabugh is 2243.6 hectares. The main village, Shallabugh-A, rests along the Sind River and includes Addah Mohalla, Mokdam Mohalla, Astan Mohalla, Umar Colony, Shah-e-Hamdan Colony, Sama Mohalla, Khanday Mohallah, Laway Mohalla, Tul Mohalla, Pethkundal, and Paribal. Shallabugh-B, locally known as Taken Wari Pora or Pati-Shallabugh, is situated along the Jehlum River and comprises Dar Mohalla, Khan Mohalla, Gori Mohalla, Gund-Roshan, and Gaasi Mohalla. Etymology The name "Shallabugh" has originated from the Kashmiri words “Shaal” (شال), meaning golden jackal, and “Bugh” (بگ), meaning garden or orchard. In Kashmiri toponymy, "Bugh" is a common suffix used to denote area ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Paribal Shallabugh
Paribal or Paribal Shallabugh (Urdu: ) is a small notified village and human settlement, locality located between the Shallabugh and Chundina Deh Nowabad villages in the Sherpathri block of Tehsil Tulmulla, in the Ganderbal District of the Kashmir Valley of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir (union territory), Jammu and Kashmir, India. Etymology The name ''Paribal'' generally refers to five villages: Laway Mohalla, Tull Mohalla, Ghat, Pethkundal, and Paribal. Locals from neighboring villages often collectively refer to all these villages as Paribal. These villages, are also officially documented as Shallabugh-C by government sources, and are the part of Shallabugh-A Panchayat Halqa. The name Paribal traces back to Kashmiri language, Kashmiri words ''Par'' (پَر) meaning chisels and ''Bal'' (بل) meaning bank (geography), riverside, forming ''Par Bal'', which later became Paribal. This village was a key center for river trade. Boatmen used chisels to anchor their boats al ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
