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Travel Guide to Pari Mahal Srinagar | Timings | Tickets
By: Mansi Sharma
Meta-description: Do you want to know what to do in Srinagar? We got you covered with the very beautiful Pari Mahal, Here is a list of all the things you need to know about this Mahal.
Srinagar, one of the most beautiful places in India is home to the very famous Dal Lake. There is no doubt that visiting this place will definitely give you a feeling of visiting Switzerland. This place resides on the banks of river Jhelum and you can witness deep and mesmerising valleys across this destination. Srinagar has sky scraping mountains which everybody must see once. It has the perfect blend of beauty and harmony. If there is heaven anywhere on earth, then it’s right in Srinagar. Starting from the very beautiful Chashm-E-Shahi to the luxurious Shalimar Garden, this …show more content…

The monument is lightened during the night and the magnificent view of the illumed building at the top of the hill can be viewed from most of the places in Srinagar. This splendid monument reveals the grandeur of the taste of the Mughal emperors. The ruins of the building still showcase the rich history of the Mughal period. Nonetheless, it is one of the most to visit places in Srinagar.
How to Reach Pari Mahal
You can always fly to Srinagar from any major city. Srinagar has the nearest airport to Pari Mahal. After the flight, you can board a bus to Pari Mahal.
If you are not well versed with the Flights and is the person who loves seeing all the stations on the way to Srinagar, You should definitely travel by railhead. The nearest railway station from Srinagar is the Jammu Railway station which is located at 305 kilometres from Srinagar.
You can also have a road trip as Srinagar is well connected to all the areas via roads.
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