After the Covid 19 pandemic lull, India’s Kashmir Valley is witnessing a huge boom in tourism with the onset of winter season. Tourists are thronging various destinations in the valley and this time it’s not only the ski resort in …

We all know that Kashmir for its natural beauty is commonly recognized as the ‘paradise on earth’ which features snow-covered mountains, gushing water bodies, verdant expansive forests and hospitable people. In spite of all these, the valley has only been …

When Danish Nabi, also known as Daniyal, embarked on a journey to follow his dreams, he had no idea that he would be known as the ‘Ibn Batuta of Kashmir’ for exploring adventure tourism in the Valley. A 30-year-old keen …

Higher altitudes of Kashmir witnessed fresh snowfall. However, the plains received moderate rains in the early hours of Sunday. The minimum temperature in the Gulmarg tourist resort dropped to minus 3.6 degrees Celsius, said the officials. Gulmarg tourist resort, Machil, …

The idea behind the ‘Kashmir Off Road’ expedition is to discover the its people, their culture, scenery and exquisiteness of that place, explained the founder of the expedition, Sajid. Walking through boulders and logs, sand and mud, vertical inclines, a …

District Administration of Kulgam organized the ‘Aharbal Mela’ in Kashmir for boosting and publicizing tourism, especially the Aharbal Falls. In association with the Department of Tourism, the District Administration of Kulgam organized the ‘Aharbal Mela’ for the native and international …

A record-breaking 20.5 lakh tourists, along with 3.65 lakh Amarnath pilgrims, visited Kashmir during the first eight months of this year. The scenic Valley has lured visitors from all over India till now. After three decades, Kashmir is drawing a …

Kashmir’s tourism players are happy with their business following the massive arrival of tourists this year. In fact, the Valley has witnessed a huge footfall of tourists from all over India. A good number of tourists have also dropped in …

Tourism players in Kashmir are hoping for a good tourism period from September once more. According to them, in the last one month, the footfall has declined by around 60 to 70 percent. Mohammad Yaqoob Dunoo, the spokesman of Kashmir …

Between India and Pakistan, the signing of a ceasefire contract in February 2020 has caused to increase in tourist interest once again in the beautified and tranquil locations in Kashmiri, based in the adjoining villages which were vulnerable to arbitrary …