Jammu & Kashmir tourism has been dubbed “paradise” so many times that it feels like the highest accolade possible. However, there’s something vague about it that doesn’t do this part of the country justice. What is paradise in Jammu & Kashmir? The scenery is made up of alpine meadows, crystal clear lakes, autumn hues of the trees, boathouses, gondolas, apple orchards, and everything else.

Gulmarg

Snow-capped mountains, rich foliage, lakes, pine and fir woodlands, and a wide assortment of flowers abound in Gulmarg. It is located in the valley of the Pir Panjal Range. Its name translates to “flower meadows,” as the meadows are abundant with daisies. Gulmarg is Asia’s best skiing resort, featuring the highest green golf course in the world and the world’s tallest cable car project.

Sonmarg

Sonmarg, which literally translates to “golden meadow,” is one of Jammu and Kashmir’s most popular tourist sites for sightseeing and adventure. The area is dotted with a glacier, woods, and snow-capped mountains. Kishansar, Vishansar, and Gadsar, Kashmir’s three Great Lakes, are all accessible from here. Two prominent adventurous hobbies are camping and trout fishing. Sonmarg is also the starting point for a pilgrimage to Amarnath Cave, a well-known Hindu sanctuary.

Pahalgam

Pahalgam is a must-see for any tourist visiting the top ten sites in Jammu & Kashmir. It is located in the Anantnag district, on the banks of the River Lidder. It is a lovely joy with its meadows, trees, and natural surroundings. Because of the Aru Valley, Betab Valley, and Baisaran, Pahalgam is an attractive site in Kashmir for a sightseeing tour.

Gurez Valley

Gurez Valley is locked off from the rest of the world by a mountain range for six months, which adds to its allure as a popular tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir. The Dard Shin Tribe, one of Kashmir’s oldest tribes, speaks a language called Shina and is one of Kashmir’s oldest tribes. The scenic valley is bordered by snow-capped mountains, linden, walnut, and willow-covered meadows, and the raging KishanGanga river.

Srinagar

Srinagar tops the list because it is a popular honeymoon location as well as one of the most well-known tourist sites in Jammu & Kashmir. Because of its many Mughal Gardens, religious and historical monuments, and Dal and Nageen Lakes, Srinagar is known as the “Land of Gardens and Lakes.” One of the numerous things that will astound you is the floating vegetable market on Dal Lake. Srinagar also has Asia’s most beautiful tulip gardens.

Verinag

The Verinag Spring is a must-see sight in Verinag, which is located in the district of Anantnag. Jahangir created the stone basin and arcade surrounding it, while Shah Jahan erected the lovely garden next to it. The spring is the Jhelum River’s major source. In front of this spring, there is also a Mughal Garden.

Vaishno Devi

Vaishno Devi, a famous Hindu pilgrimage location in India, should not be missed by those who are spiritually oriented. The temple is located in Jammu’s Trikuta Hills. The principal deity, the Mother Goddess, is said to grant the requests of her worshipers. To go to the temple, you’ll have to walk about 14 kilometers, beginning at the Ban Ganga bridge. Battery-operated autos, ponies, palkies, and helicopter flights to Mata Vaishno Devi Temple are all alternatives.

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