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Roughly April or May to November, depending on how quickly the snow clears at Peer ki Gali. It closes for the winter and can shut at short notice in bad weather even during the season.
84 km between Shopian and Bufliaz in Poonch district, crossing the Pir Panjal at Peer ki Gali at about 3,500 m. From Srinagar, Shopian is a further 60 km.
If you like mountain roads, yes. Peer ki Gali is one of the finest viewpoints reachable by car in Jammu and Kashmir, and the meadows on the approach are empty compared with Gulmarg or Sonmarg.
It is not advisable. There is no lighting, few settlements between Shopian and Bufliaz, and no fuel or help for long stretches. Plan to be off the pass well before dark.
Yes. It links Poonch and Rajouri directly to the valley and is far shorter than going round by the Jammu-Srinagar highway, which is why it was rebuilt.