Hotels in Srinagar Brings Us Close to Mother Nature

The summer capital of the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar, lies on the banks of River Jhelum. This summer capital of the J&K state is the largest city in the region, and was coined as ‘heaven on earth’ by a famous poet. True to the word, the beauty of the state is enchanting and mesmerizing. Tourists flock here in large numbers all year round, leading to the growth of a number of Hotels in Srinagar including a range of Luxury hotels in Srinagar. The hospitality industry here forms a major source of the revenue of the local government.

The city is what you can call a modern day water world. The Dal Lake offers beautiful landscape, with its twisting waterways. Adjoining is the Nagin Lake with tree lined on all its banks, and of course the beautiful Jhelum River. Tourists can engulf themselves in the beauty of the city for days. Means of enjoyment can be Hotels in Srinagar or the enchanted Shikaras. These wooden boats can be rented for a day or a twilight cruise, they can also be rented for a long tour stretched over for a couple of days. Spread your sea legs and enjoy the tour of Srinagar on a Shikara. Upon returning, you will long to go back to this magical beautiful city.

When on land, try strolling on the terraced hillsides of the 400-year-old Moghul gardens, which were created by Emperor Jahangir as a gift to his lovely wife Mumtaz.

Lying in the heart of Mother Nature, nourished by the Majestic Himalayas, Srinagar is a city that has attracted the Indian Cinema industry (Bollywood) for decades. Instances of shooting in Kashmir can be found in several film, dating back to the time when the industry launched its operations in the 1950s. Often, films are shot for both Indian and International cinema in Kashmir. Although the city has hosted innumerable films depicting scenic landscapes, yet its beauty remains intact and still to be explored. Shopping can mean indulging in items like, embroidered pashmina shawls and woolen suits, papier-mâché items, and hand-woven silk carpets.

India’s topmost domestic tourist attraction, with its indulgent houseboats, its diacritic wooden mosques, and a mild climate welcomes you all year round to have a trip to paradise on earth. Though upon entering the city you will still find a number of army shacks, but the city has definitely become safer from 2003 onwards. Amidst the inter-border politics, the frequent strikes and curfews, and the inter-communal tension, Luxury hotels in Srinagar have rapidly emerged to meet the growing demands of tourism. Economic growth can be easily contributed to the Hotels in Srinagar that Bring Us Close to Mother Nature!

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