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A View From Panj Peer Rocks.
Traveling from Rawalpindi to Kashmir when you move forward from Kahuta you come across Nararh. From Narar there is a link road leading you to Panj Peer. A magnificent and anonymous touring place endowed with the mountains, rocks, pine trees, valleys and fountains.
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