The Jasrota Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Kashmir, Jammu, and Kashmir. The sanctuary is situated northwards of the village Jasrota. The sanctuary is full of lush green plains where a large number of birds and animals live. Axis deer are the most remarkable among them and are common throughout the park and are found in large concentrations. A large variety of mammals are living in the sanctuary and some of them are cheetal, Barking deer, wild boar, and rhesus monkey. Beside

Jamia Masjid is one of the sacred and the biggest mosques in Srinagar. The Indo-Saracenic style of architecture and majestic courtyard with 370 wooden pillars make this place highly attractive. The mosque is thronged by Muslims every Friday and also, it is one of the most visited places by tourists. Jama Masjid has a big area which can accommodate about one lakh people at a time. The peaceful atmosphere of Jama Masjid makes it more popular among muslims people. Best time to v

Hokersar wildlife sanctuary is located in Kashmir. The sanctuary is best known for the breeding place for most of the birds. One can visit this place to watch the natural beauty of the places as well as the natural vegetation of the place. Hokersar wildlife sanctuary is also a wetland where different migratory birds come and that’s why the place is best for birdwatchers. Birds like white-eyed pochard are coming from Siberia, China, central Asia, etc. Some of the species here

Located in the heart of Srinagar, Ziarat Dastgir Sahib is approximate 200-year-old shrine which was constructed in the year of 1806. However, it was later on expanded by Khwaja Sanaullah Shawl in 1877 to make the shrine more interesting and impressive. This pilgrim is thronged by the people on the birth date of the Adbdul Qadir Gilani to watch the ziyarat and to pray for a good life.

Amarnath is one of the renowned sacred places in India for the devotees of Lord Shiva. It is located at a distance of 141 kms from Srinagar at an elevation of around 3,888 meters. You can reach there through Pahalgam town. The temple holds utmost significance for the Lord Shiva’s devotees. The Amarnath cave remains surrounded by snowy mountains all through the year and pilgrims have the access to this spiritual place only in the summer season. Thousands of Hindu devotees vis

The Overa-Aru Wildlife Sanctuary is situated near Pahalgam, one of the districts in Jammu and Kashmir. The sanctuary is spread in a wide area and it covers more than 500 sq. km. Those who are planning to visit this place can visit the mountains in this area, and if we talk about the height of those peaks then they are up to 5,400 m. The sanctuary is home to rare and endangered species such as the musk deer, brown bear and snow leopard. These species are conserved by the state

The Martand Sun Temple was built during the 8th century and it is a Kashmiri Hindu temple devoted to Lord Surya. It was built by Lalidaditya Muktapida who was the third ruler of the Karkota Dynasty. The whole shrine was rested on 84 columns which offered an amazing view of Kashmir Valley. However, the temple was destroyed on the orders of Muslim ruler in 15th century. The Kashmiri architecture crafted in this temple was highly appreciated. Best time to visit: Any season of t

A stunning snow-covered mountain peak enveloped in mist and clouds, showcasing the beauty of nature. The crisp mountain air bites at your cheeks, a stark contrast to the familiar warmth of the valley you left behind. Above, the peaks of the Himalayas, draped in a majestic cloak of snow, watch over you. This isn't the Gulmarg overflowing with summer tourists or bustling with skiers during peak winter. This is Gulmarg: Off-Season Trekking and Adventure, a realm of quiet solitud

Surinsar Mansar Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most popular wildlife sanctuaries in Kashmir. Located 42 kms away from Jammu, the sanctuary has different varieties of flora and fauna. The best time to visit here for the best experience is from September to March . There are over 15 species of birds and the best time for bird viewing is March to May. The main species of birds are green pigeon, blue rock pigeon, red jungle fowl, peafowl, and rufus turtle dove. Ideal for: Fami

Situated 28 kilometers away from Srinagar, Charar-e Sharief is one of the most popular Muslim sacred places in Kashmir. It is also recognized as the “Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Wali”. This shrine is much admired by Muslims as they thank here Sufi Saint Sheikh Noor-ud-din Noorani for the good deeds done for them. The shrine is approximately 600 years old and considered as greatest sacrosanct shrines of Muslims in India. Best time to visit: Any season of the year

Aerial view of Gulmarg covered in snow, showcasing a serene winter wonderland. The crisp mountain air bites at your cheeks as you gaze upon the snow-dusted peaks surrounding GULMARG. The allure is undeniable: world-class skiing, breathtaking vistas, and a sense of untouched wilderness. But as tourism grows, a crucial question arises: how do we experience this paradise responsibly, ensuring its beauty endures for generations to come? The answer lies in Gulmarg: Sustainable Tou

Gulmarg wildlife sanctuary is one of the favorite tourist destinations. One can visit this place for their desire of watching animals living in the cold regions. Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Srinagar and the distance is about 48 km. This place is immensely beautiful and full of natural beauty and vegetation. This paradise of Kashmir comprises a different variety of fauna and those who are planning to visit this sanctuary can see these creatures at close range. S

The Narang Mahlish Trek is one of the few treks in Kashmir which promises a captivating trail round the year. Trekking to the twin alpine lakes of Gangabal and Nundkol, located in the foothills of Mount Harmukh, promises scenic views of picture-perfect meadows and mountains. The trek passes through thick pine forests, allowing you to experience a walk in the lush greenery that the trek offers to delight nature lovers. The best part about the trek is its different return route

Situated on the top of the Shankaracharya Hill on the Zabarwan Mountain in Kashmir, this temple is also known as the Temple of Jyeshteshwara. The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva and built at a height of 1000 feet above the land. This is one of the oldest shrines in the Kashmir valley. You can notice the unique architectural design in the temple that offers a marvelous view.

This fair is held in the village of Jhiri, 14 km from Jammu. It is celebrated in memory of a simple, God-loving and honest farmer Baba Jitu, who committed suicide to protest against the unfair demands of the cruel landlord regarding his crop. His followers congregate at Jhiri on the appointed day from every corner of North India in the month of October or November. People revere him for his compassion, courage and honesty, and an annual fair is held in his honor.

This traditional fair is organized by Jammu & Kashmir Tourism during Baisakhi, at the scenic Mansar Lake (around 60 km from Jammu). The fair lasts for three days and people visit this fair for the special handicrafts, unique arts and cuisine of the state. Apart from all these celebrations, the state of Jammu and Kashmir is known for Bahu Mela (held at the Kali Temple in Bahu Fort; twice a year: Mar-Apr and Sept-Oct), Chaitre Chaudash (celebrated at Uttar Behni about 25 km f

The lakes in Kashmir have contributed greatly to the quaint identity that the place has earned over the decades. These lakes, nestled in the hills in Kashmir, have added unparalleled charm to the mystic land. Trekking in Kashmir was never so beautiful as you trek to the most popular as well as unexplored lakes in Kashmir to get an insight of the culture of Kashmir in these serene places. Including the iconic Dal Lake in Srinagar, it’s one of those treks in Kashmir which you w

Kheer Bhawani Temple is located near Tul Mul village that is mostly visited by Hindu followers. Here, devotees offer rice and milk pudding to Kheer Bhawani as a symbol of worship and faith. This temple was built over a spring within which a small marble exist. People celebrate the annual festival on the eight day of the full moon in May or June. People also believe that the spring’s color gets changes according to the avatars of Goddess. Best time to visit: Morning and Eveni

The hilly regions of the wonderful Jammu and Kashmir offer great opportunities for trekking. The state offers amazing trekking trails to choose from. Tourists can enjoy trekking to several extraordinarily beautiful Himalayan peaks. Depending on your trekking skills you can make the choice. Most of the trekking tours provide tourists with trekking equipments and camping facilities. Some of the most enchanting trekking routes are: Amarnath trekking trial, Gulmarg trekking trial

Srinagar and Gulmarg are mind-blowing venues for the royal game Golf. The plains of these destinations hemmed in by beautiful vegetation such as Chinnar and Pine trees add beauty to the adventurous game. The best seasons to play golf here is from April to November.