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Gugdar is a remote village in the Bagh District, Kashmir, with a population of nearly 2000. It was nominated as the prettiest town in the Bagh District in both 2009 and 2010. They didn't win, however, in 2009, and the 2010 competition is still ongoing. ==Location and facilities== It is possible to travel to Gugdar from Bagh or Abbaspur. Both these routes meet at Mahmood Galli. Road is single. It also depends on the weather conditions as it can be difficult to travel in winter due to heavy snowfall particularly in December and January. There has been some progress in snow removal and road clearance over the last few years, as previously people of tehsil haveli were sometimes cut off from capital Muzaffarabad and Rawalpindi at times for 8–10 days. This area solely depends on these two cities especially latter city for supply of common goods. From Bagh town it takes up to 2–3 hours. Nearby villages include Nakka, Badhal, Pallangi, Khalsa, Jabbar, Kashmir, Taran, Kashmir and Chaya, Kashmir. There is middle school for boys, a high school for girls, a rural health centre and a bazaar. Health services certainly need improvement, as a doctor is occasionally available in the basic health unit. It is mostly run by a dispenser who treats the patients. Most people have to travel all the way to Forward Kahuta nearly 45 minutes drive to get basic treatment and even much further for complicated treatments and surgery. Private schools which were running relatively smoothly have been affected by the earthquake and are mostly either closed or desperately short of skilled teaching staff. Parents have no choice but to send their children to other towns for education. Different NGOs worked in this area for school construction. A Japanese NGO namely JEN built two primary schools in Looyian Kalsan and Jahani Wala in 2006 in the same area. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Gugdar」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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