See sheer paradise on tours to Srinagar - the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, India.
Throughout history the lakes and locales of Srinagar have been a favorite with pleasure seekers. In fact River Jhelum is an inseparable part of the culture and way of life in Srinagar, India.
Alpine Srinagar creates picture pretty vistas with shimmering silver lakes and soaring snow-clad Himalayan peaks in the backdrop. Mild summers and cold winters make Srinagar a fascinating retreat for holidaymakers.
History
Historical records indicate that Srinagar as it exists today was established in the 1st century B.C. by Emperor Ashoka, who called it Puranadhistan.
The great ruler Kanishika ruled over this region for a while. Rulers from many dynasties tried to control Srinagar politically. In the later years, Srinagar came under Dogra dynastic rule.
Researches conducted by archaeologists indicate that Srinagar has a history that dates back to more 4,000 years.
Tourist Attractions
Srinagar is popularly referred to as the 'city of lakes', the Dal Lake and Nagin Lake being the principle tourist attractions in the region.
Srinagar is famous for its Shikara boats brimming with wild blossoms and houseboats anchored on the banks of Dal Lake.
Floating lotus gardens, water lilies and bright valley flowers are a common sight in Srinagar, India.
Charar-e-Sharief:
Situated on the road to Yusmarg, this is the site of the shrine or Ziarat of Sheik Noor-ud-Din, the patron saint of Kashmir. The valley also has the Ziarats of a number of his followers.
Yusmarg:
Standing in the Pir Panjal hills, out beyond the airport, at an altitude of 2,700 metres, the meadow of Yusmarg is reputed to have the best spring flowers in Kashmir.
The beautiful valley is at the foot of the Sangisafaid valley on the northern slopes of the Pir Panjal range.
Dachigam National Park Dachigam National Park:
This wildlife reserve was, at one time, the royal game reserve but animals within its boundaries are now completely protected. There are said to be Panther, Bear and Deer, besides other smaller animals, in the reserve. There is a good chance of seeing the endangered Hangul, Langur Monkeys and perhaps other species.
Gandarbal:
Just beyond the Wular and Manasbal lakes turn off from the Leh road, this pleasant little town marks the point where the icy Sindh River leaves the mountains and enters the plains. Gandarbal is the official headquarters of the Sindh valley and was originally called "Doderhom".
Wular Lake:
Wullar Lake is the largest fresh-water lake in India is 60-km from Srinagar. Spreading over a 125-km area, the lake, by drawing off excess water from the Jhelum, acts as a natural flood reservoir. Interesting ruins in the centre of the lake are the remains of an island created by King Zain-ul-Abidin.
Visit Hazratbal Mosque, Hari Parbat and Pather Masjid on tours to Srinagar, India. Enjoy nature tours to Nishat Bagh and Shalimar Bagh in Srinagar with Magical India Tours.
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