February 8, 2021 1661

What Makes Kashmir a Paradise on Earth

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Kashmir is endowed with implausible beauty and that is why called “Paradise on Earth”. Kashmir is covered with beautiful chinar trees that result in covering the entire valley in yellow and red leaves during autumn, the silver lakes turn golden at dawn and all the crystal deep blue rivers result from icy mountains.

Here’s why Kashmir is a true paradise: 

Perfect landscapes: 


Starting from Pir Panjal magical view and beautifully scented cypress branches or the crystal clear rivers, it’s like every corner is filled with beauty all around. Every place is ready to picture and shown to the world. It looks so magical to be there and witness the heaven-like places and beauty that soothe the souls of visitors. 

Beautiful verdant valleys: 


The Kashmir valley symbolizes the calmness in nature and can surely stimulate a poet in you. Filled with incredible valleys like Markha, Shyok, Nubra, Kishtwar, Dha Hanu, Nageen, and many more just add what is required to complete a perfect picture of a beautiful landscape. These are untamed and unspoiled valleys of Kashmir. Valleys surrounded by huge and icy mountains, these valleys are just defining what the beauty of nature is called and you cannot get over the magical vie any time soon.

The charm of lakes: 


The crystal clearness of Kashmir is something that cannot be missed when talking about Kashmir beauty. Srinagar boasts from Dal and Nageen lakes are nothing but just stunning. A boat ride with mountain around will surely give you a memorable experience of life and will tell the beauty of Kashmir. 

Winter that is wonderland: 

 

A mesmerizing land, that’s what Kashmir in winter looks like with all the snow covering the valley and frozen lakes. The winter of Kashmir is something you never want to miss because it’s a lifetime experience. With snow covering everything seems like crystal and shinning everywhere when sunlight just hits the snow. It surely will look like a movie scene. 

 Delightful Autumn: 

If you don’t like winters and not in the mood to face snow then autumn is the best time for you to visit Kashmir to admire its magical view and experience its beauty. The autumns in Kashmir are surely very colorful and vibrant giving hope and happiness. The colors are vivid and the soft winds fill energy in you and make you feel soft. The trees in autumn are adding extra charm to the landscape. 

The tulip garden: 


With spring the tulip flower blooms and it just adds a splash of happy color to valleys and you can surely feel the vibes. It’s the only tulip garden that you can experience in Kashmir, so don’t miss out on something so beautiful and great. It’s once in a lifetime experience. 

Houseboats: 


If you want the experience of living on a houseboat than just don’t miss the trip to Kashmir because it’s where you’ll have a lifetime experience of living on a houseboat and you’re going to love it. These boats are made up of traditional wood and are hand-carved. These boats that looked majestic will offer a great ride with a beautiful view. Staying on a houseboat overnight will surely be a lifetime experience.

Adventure hub: 


If you think it’s all about beautiful sights in Kashmir then let me tell you that Kashmir is surely for an adventure too. If you love adventure then know about the adventure hub that Kashmir provides like skiing and trekking on mountains. Kashmir will offer you a great adventure from the trek to skiing in Gulmarg.

The friendly locals: 

 These people will surely make a space for you in this paradise and will welcome you with immense warmth and a smile. This will surely give you the feeling of love and togetherness.

Delicious food: 

After great sight and adventure come the delicious food of Kashmir that will surely make you full but still want to eat more. Wazwan cuisine boasts of delicious Rogan Josh. Start with Kahwah hot cup and then go for dum aloo or yakhni and don’t forget to enjoy noon chai while enjoying the sunset. Kashmir is all about serving food with love for the people who came to visit.