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Tourists call Kashmir ‘Jannat’

September 07, 2026 | Shugufta Rashid

Srinagar, Sep 6: Kashmir’s breathtaking landscapes and serene surroundings continue to leave visitors captivated, with tourists from Jammu describing the Valley as a true “Jannat-e-Kashmir” (paradise of Kashmir).

Visitors touring different parts of the Valley were seen admiring its picturesque mountains, lush green meadows, pristine water bodies and tranquil surroundings. Their expressions of appreciation reflect the enduring appeal of Kashmir as one of the country’s most sought-after tourist destinations.
Tourists from Jammu shared their admiration for Kashmir’s natural beauty, praising the scenic charm and peaceful atmosphere that distinguish the Valley. For many visitors, the journey through Kashmir offers not just spectacular views but also an opportunity to experience its rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality.
The growing appreciation among domestic tourists highlights the continuing potential of Kashmir’s tourism sector. From the iconic Dal Lake and Mughal gardens to the scenic destinations across the Valley, Kashmir offers a diverse range of experiences for travellers throughout the year.
Tourism stakeholders say positive visitor experiences can play an important role in strengthening Kashmir’s image as a welcoming destination. Social media posts and videos showcasing the Valley’s landscapes have also helped attract wider attention among travellers.
Visitors expressed hope that Kashmir’s natural beauty would be preserved for future generations, stressing the importance of maintaining cleanliness, protecting the environment and promoting responsible tourism.
The enthusiastic response from tourists from Jammu also underlines the cultural and emotional connect between the two regions of Jammu and Kashmir. Their appreciation of the Valley’s beauty sends a positive message about tourism, hospitality and the shared heritage of the Union Territory.
With its mountains, lakes, meadows and distinctive cultural traditions, Kashmir continues to live up to its timeless reputation as a paradise on earth.

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Tourists call Kashmir ‘Jannat’

September 07, 2026 | Shugufta Rashid

Srinagar, Sep 6: Kashmir’s breathtaking landscapes and serene surroundings continue to leave visitors captivated, with tourists from Jammu describing the Valley as a true “Jannat-e-Kashmir” (paradise of Kashmir).

Visitors touring different parts of the Valley were seen admiring its picturesque mountains, lush green meadows, pristine water bodies and tranquil surroundings. Their expressions of appreciation reflect the enduring appeal of Kashmir as one of the country’s most sought-after tourist destinations.
Tourists from Jammu shared their admiration for Kashmir’s natural beauty, praising the scenic charm and peaceful atmosphere that distinguish the Valley. For many visitors, the journey through Kashmir offers not just spectacular views but also an opportunity to experience its rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality.
The growing appreciation among domestic tourists highlights the continuing potential of Kashmir’s tourism sector. From the iconic Dal Lake and Mughal gardens to the scenic destinations across the Valley, Kashmir offers a diverse range of experiences for travellers throughout the year.
Tourism stakeholders say positive visitor experiences can play an important role in strengthening Kashmir’s image as a welcoming destination. Social media posts and videos showcasing the Valley’s landscapes have also helped attract wider attention among travellers.
Visitors expressed hope that Kashmir’s natural beauty would be preserved for future generations, stressing the importance of maintaining cleanliness, protecting the environment and promoting responsible tourism.
The enthusiastic response from tourists from Jammu also underlines the cultural and emotional connect between the two regions of Jammu and Kashmir. Their appreciation of the Valley’s beauty sends a positive message about tourism, hospitality and the shared heritage of the Union Territory.
With its mountains, lakes, meadows and distinctive cultural traditions, Kashmir continues to live up to its timeless reputation as a paradise on earth.


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