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I Love Kashmir Essay

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Kashmir Kashmir is one among the most preferred tourist place in India. The credit of this is to be attributed to the fact that it satisfies the demands of all kinds of people. Say, you are a nature lover, then you have many places in Kashmir which make you raise your eyebrows. Next, if you prefer adventure, then you can indulge in hiking, skiing, mountaineering and many other similar activities. Further, if you are religious-minded then you have ample of temples, shrines, and monasteries to satisfy your spiritual hunger. Kashmir even suits the taste of wild-life admirers as they have a sanctuary full of diverse living creatures. Yet another set of people who love nature also admire Kashmir for its almost unparalleled good looks. Lastly, not to forget, it even provides a dazzling treat to the visitors who have architectural-mindset of view. In addition, within the vicinity of Kashmir, there are many places which are much less known to people. These can help people to get away (at least for some time) from the tensions laden by their tiresome city lives. They can even act as natural medication centers which rejuvenate the lost enthusiasm. Chatpal, Bangus, Daksum, Bhaderwah and other places fall under this …show more content…

For this, you will have to reach Ransoo first either by bus or by and light vehicles. After this, an on-foot journey of about 3 km needs to be undertaken. After being blessed by Lord Shiva, some lunch and rest would be preferable. You can then proceed to enjoy the beauty rendered by the valleys of Kashmir. All of these places (like Warwan and Karnah valleys) mesmerize you by their panoramic view offering a visual feast. However, a few of them also offer a chance to take-up the activities like mountaineering, rafting, and trekking. While you cover these, the time would fleet towards night. As a result, it would be a right time to rest at the hotel after satisfying your hunger by having

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