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It joins two words: koker, meaning hen in Kashmiri, and nag, meaning spring. The water surfaces in several channels that fan out like a claw, which is where the name comes from.
About 70 km, roughly two hours by road through Anantnag. It is usually visited on a south Kashmir day with Achabal and Verinag, which are both within half an hour.
The spring is known across Kashmir for the quality of its water and is used locally, and a trout hatchery sits beside it because the water is cold and clean. Bottled water is sold at the garden if you would rather.
Yes, the road climbs on from Kokernag to Sinthan Top at about 3,800 m. It is open only in the warmer months and closes with snow, so check conditions before planning that leg.
An hour or two for the spring and garden. Making a day of it means adding Achabal and Verinag, or continuing up the mountain road towards Sinthan Top.