Top Things to do in Kashmir
10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Kashmir That You Shouldn't Miss
The valley of Kashmir is as rich with history and political controversy as it is with culture and natural phenomena. Sample exquisitely spiced native cuisines and festive teas, then walk off your meal along the rugged trekking routes to the north. Marvel at the famous houseboats of Srinagar and take a spiritual moment to reflect at one of the many pilgrimage sites and religious shrines that dot the region. Of course, native craftsmanship makes for excellent souvenirs—carpets and textiles are an especial shopping must.
Restaurants in Kashmir
1. Ardhkuwari Mata Gufa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Bhaskar_10 - New Delhi, India
Had Darshan on 5/1/2020 On our trek to Maa Vaishno Davi we registered at Ardhkuwari Maa and on return from Bhawan the group number was still far off but due to less number of pilgrims in the current batch we were allowed and had a great darshan. The average wait for darshan is about 3-4hrs. after your group number is called. the group wait can be more than a day so it is better to take the tickets from the pilgrims who could not get darshan due to time or make the group registration on the onward journey and then do the darshan on return. Also the gufa mandir is closed for darshan in morning and evening from 4 - 7.30 during aarti. So please plan your travel accordingly. Jai Mata Di
2. Shankaracharya Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,060 reviews
Reviewed By 376shaileshs - Navi Mumbai, India
The serene ambience of the temple amidst the Srinagar city makes this place a must visit for all tourists. If you're a Shiva Follower you will get the inner strength automatically to effortlessly climb the 243 steps to reach the shrine of Adi Shankaracharya ji. Mobile phones and Cameras aren't allowed for security reasons which all are aware of guys. So Jai Shiv Shambho.
3. Yousmarg
4. Sinthan Top
5. Floating Vegetable Market
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4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By gunjanpandya - Ahmedabad, India
This floating vegetable market is something very unique thing in dal lake which you should not miss to experience. If you want to experience this then you have to wake up early at 4 o'clock and one day before you have to book you boat for this floating vegetable market. So you will leave from your place at 5 o'clock and it take around half and hour to reach to floating vegetable market. This market organize for 2 or 3 hours only. So if you reach early then you can experience this floating vegetable market.
6. Hari Parbat
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Footprints727663
I went to Hari Parbat. The majestic mountain overlooking the city of Srinagar is called Hari Parbat. Besides the famous Hari Parbat fort, the mountain also has various shrines dedicated to several deities, the most prominent of which is Sharika Devi Temple enshrined by Goddess Jagadamba Sharika Bhagwati. It is great place to go.
7. Ghanta Ghar
8. Chandanwari
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 709 reviews
Reviewed By ManojKrSingh - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
We enjoyed a lot there. Chandanwari would give you a chance to play with the snow. It is beautiful place with Lidder River flowing very closely. At this place, there was snow and jackets and boots are available on rentals. This is the gateway of Amarnath yatra. Best time to visit this place is from March to April.
9. Badshah Tomb
10. Rani Temple
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By rjha15 - Bangalore District, India
When we planned to visit, it was heavier than usual snow fall and entire temple got covered with snow so couldn't see. However, when we went in evening a day earlier was great place and gave good feelings as well. Place is shrine and scenic both
