Bhimber

Bhimber is a town and a district located in the Pakistan-administered territory of Azad Jammu and Kashmir. It lies in the southern part of Azad Kashmir, bordering the Punjab province of Pakistan. The town of Bhimber serves as the administrative headquarters of the Bhimber District.

Historically, Bhimber has been a significant trading post and a gateway to the Kashmir Valley. Its strategic location has influenced its development and population throughout different eras. The region is known for its agricultural landscape, with crops like wheat, maize, and fruits being cultivated.

The population of Bhimber is diverse, with various ethnic and linguistic groups residing in the district. The primary languages spoken are Pahari and Punjabi. The town itself has a developing infrastructure and is a hub for local commerce and services.

Bhimber's geography is characterized by rolling hills and plains. The climate is generally hot in the summers and mild in the winters. The district is accessible via road networks connecting it to major cities in Pakistan. Tourist attractions in the vicinity often include historical sites and natural landscapes, drawing visitors interested in the region's heritage and environment. The economy is largely agrarian, supplemented by small-scale industries and trade.