Jabori (also spelled Jaborri) is a village and union council located in the Mansehra District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Pakistan. It lies within the scenic Siran Valley, a mountainous region known for its natural beauty, terraced fields, and cool climate. Jabori serves as a rural administrative unit in northern Pakistan.
Jabori is situated at approximately 34°36′N73°15′E / 34.60°N 73.25°E / 34.60; 73.25 with an elevation of about 1,360 metres (4,460ft) above sea level.[1] The area forms part of the foothills of the Himalayan system and includes forested terrain, agricultural terraces, and river valleys. The Siran River flows near the region and plays an important role in local irrigation.[2]
Administration
Jabori functions as a union council within Mansehra Tehsil, under the administrative framework of Mansehra District.[3]
Population and demographics
The population consists mainly of rural agricultural communities. Residents typically engage in farming, livestock rearing, small-scale trade, and seasonal labour. Pashto and Hindko are the commonly spoken languages in the region, reflecting the linguistic variety of Mansehra District.[4]
Economy
Agriculture is the primary economic activity. Major crops include wheat, maize, and various vegetables grown on terraced fields. Fruit orchards—particularly apples, apricots, and walnuts—are also found in the surrounding highlands. Local produce is commonly traded in village markets and in Mansehra city.
Climate
Jabori has a humid subtropical to temperate highland climate, with cool summers and cold winters. Snowfall occurs in nearby elevated areas. The climate supports forests in surrounding regions of the Siran Valley.[5]
Transportation
The village is connected to Mansehra city by regional roads passing through the Siran Valley. Due to mountainous terrain, transportation may be affected by landslides, heavy rains, and winter snowfall.
Culture
Jabori reflects the cultural characteristics of rural Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including traditional village festivals, communal hospitality, and family-based social structures. Islamic traditions form the foundation of social and religious life.
Natural attractions
As part of the greater Siran Valley region, Jabori features lush landscapes, rivers, and surrounding peaks. It remains largely undeveloped as a tourist destination, offering natural scenery for hikers and visitors seeking less commercialised areas of northern Pakistan.
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