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Essay On Kashmir Day

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Kashmir Day Tour

If you are looking out for a nice trip, then Kashmir should be one of the top option in your travel list. Kashmir is the valley of natural resources; it is known as place to be in natures lap. If you want to take a glimpse of this fabulous place, then do sure visit this beautiful place once in your lifetime. If you want to experience the real beauty of Kashmir, then sure pay a visit to this charming hill station. Some people call Kashmir as heaven on earth. Srinagar which is a capital of Kashmir is located on banks of Jhelum rivers. In Srinagar you can also find the beautiful gardens full of colorful flowers. Handicrafts of Kashmir will always allure you for some shopping. Kashmir handicrafts always finds its place in royal and luxurious homes. Handicrafts are all inspired by the time from Mughals and it touch always seen in all the crafted piece.

Shikaras of Kashmir will leave you with a feeling to not go back …show more content…

The weather is pleasant all year round. This place attracts tourists as it is included in the Amarnath Yatra. Also trekkers going to leh and kargil, visit sonamarg often.

The place is famous for its natural beauty and snow-capped mountains and lush green valleys. There is a snow point in Sonamarg which can be trekked on foot or you can take a horse ride till there. The snow points are a glacier. For local sightseeing you can go walking or hire a taxi or pony or sledge. You will really enjoy the scenic beauty and snow in this place and will collect memories throughout the day. You can start your return journey to Srinagar by 7 pm at night.

Phalagram Day tour
Situated at a distance of 96 km from Srinagar, Pahalgam is a beautiful place in Anantnag district of J&K. You can find some places of religious importance in Pahalgam. The town is situated on the banks of river Pahalgam. You can find numerous gardens and parks across the

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