12 stunning photos that will take you to a mini tour of Jammu and Kashmir
There is a lot of place in Jammu and Kashmir which everybody should face at least once in their lifetime like Dal Lake, Nishat Garden and Pari Mahal
"This land is Kashmir! Here, here, where you sit now, heaven is the Paradise, which you are alive when you can search."
Tree with one thousand apples
It is unfortunate that whenever anyone thinks about Kashmir nowadays, it is a state of controversy that comes to mind. Kashmir is actually a paradise that should be experienced during somebody's lifetime.
There are many lesser known facts about this jannat, such as Jammu and Kashmir, a separate constitution, different flag, animal kingdom of the state, and the state bird is a black blue crane.
For those who have never been to, here are some pictures that you can refuse to travel to:
Leh palace, Ladakh.
A landscape near Drass on the way to ZogiLa Pass, Kargil, Ladakh. Drass is the world’s second coldest inhabited place after Siberia.
A flock of sheep crossing ZojiLa Pass, Ladakh. ZojiLa Pass (3,529 metres) is a gateway to Ladakh and one of the toughest passes of Ladakh.
Lamayuru Monastery, Ladakh.
An ornamental houseboat on Dal Lake.
Cable car in Gulmark, Kashmir.
Persian style Nishat Garden.
Pari Mahal or The Fairies Abode is a seven-terraced garden in Srinagar.
Sonamarg Mountain.
The old Mughal Bridge on the Dal Lake is the remnant of an ancient road from the Mughal empire. This bridge is only accessible by a shikara.
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