A dew-drop on earth, a frozen wonder, a hamlet carved by the Almighty, what else could be said to describe the beauty of Kashmir! No wonder it is often referred to as “heaven on earth”. Poets and writers who are nomadic at heart chase the Kashmir valley because they know the magical landscape and celestial ambiance are known to liberate their mind and set them free for their creativity.
But Jammu and Kashmir tourism are not only restricted to the writing and painting folks, but people from all walks of life also thrive to get a golden chance to live some days of their life in the celestial white valley called Kashmir. Fairy tales are made of some chunks of Kashmir.
Bundle of joys in Kashmir
Uncovering the bundle of joys in Kashmir is a soulful treat for every traveler. When you see the mirroring Dal Lake with a backdrop of snowy mountains, it generates fumes of thrill and pleasure somewhere inside you. When you gaze through the greeting rows of chinar trees and when you inhale and exhale with the purity and chill of the air, some divinity is bound to sprout inside you.
If you are a foodie, Kashmir is the land for you. You can indulge in royal delicacies like Kashmiri Pulav, Yakhni, Kebab, Dum Aloo, and Kehwa. There are lots of lip-smacking options for your sweet tooth and non-vegetarians can experiment a lot as you find varied varieties of food here.
Kashmir is undoubtedly a shoppers paradise. The intriguing culture and royal heritage which has been preserved by the craftsmen since long give birth to beautiful surprises in the form of precious handicrafts and souvenirs. Pashmina Shawls and other winter wear are a must for every traveler. Food shopping is also very popular here. You can go for buying fresh apricots, apples, saffron, and lots more.
Cozy hug of Kashmiri Winter
Spine chilling cold waves and frosting snowscapes is only a bit of Kashmir. When you hit the place in winters, dreamy Kashmir valleys hug you very tightly and welcomes you wholeheartedly.
Kashmir has lots more to offer to the tourists and travelers. It has charmingly contrasting phirans, amazingly hot Kangris, spicy salt tea, royal Biryanis, and spicy Rogan Josh for the wanderers, travelers, and tourists. From pine trees to mountain peaks, from aromatic flower valley to azure waters of Dal lake. Kashmir is densely wrapped in luxuries of nature.
It’s a pleasure to be in a Shikara ride in Dal Lake and enjoy a cup of salt tea. Another set of joy grows in the Royal Mughal Gardens, where you see plenty of flowers dancing and singing on the delicate branches of trees. As you get sea size snow land, so you can try some of the interesting snow sports which are skiing, cable car ride, and hiking. Challenging and daring to face bone-chilling cold is the real thrill to be in Kashmir.
