Walking In ‘earthly Paradise’ Kashmir

Kashmir is a disputed land between India and Pakistan, and each year attracts thousands of tourists around the world to ski and winter holidays, despite the political tension.
Walking in ‘earthly paradise’ Kashmir
In winter, the Himalayas are covered with white snow. Kashmir attracts tourists by the beauty known as the Little Switzerland of India. Fresh air surrounded by mountains, poetic pine forests.
Early season snow in Kashmir

. People said that in the middle of winter, it can snow up to 4 m thick.
Kashmir has Gondola Gulmarg cable car system that serves tourists to 2 points on the top of the mountain: Kungdoor and Apharwat. Kashmir boasts that this is the tallest and longest cable car system in Asia, the second in the world with a total length of up to about 5 km, higher than 4200 m Children under 3 years old are not allowed to ride the cable car to Apharwat site due to the low temperatures and the blowing snow all year round.



The cost for each passenger to take the cable car to both points is 1,600 rupees (about 500,000 VND).
Thanks to a dense river system, Kashmir has hydroelectric plants that supply enough electricity for the state and move to other regions. That is why this resource has become one of the reasons for the dispute in the region.
Kashmir is also famous for being an apple growing region. Apples grown here are shipped all over India, especially to southern cities like Mumbai, Chennai, where hot and dry climates cannot grow temperate fruit.
Fresh Kashmir apples are delicious and crunchy like other world famous apples such as Envy or Royal Gala apples.
Coming to Kashmir, tourists can also visit and shop for the Kashmir carpet product display area managed by the government The Kashmir rug has long been famous all over the world for being made of high quality locally produced wool with unique patterns and it takes months for the craftsman to complete a medium sized rug.




Due to the expensive cost of buying wool and the long time it takes to complete a rug, no family can afford to work alone, the Kashmir government decided to hire people to make the carpet and the products would be made by the government. help sell.
A carpenter maker in a long-standing carpet factory in Kashmir.
Coming to Kashmir, visitors can not ignore the boat tour on Dal Lake, enjoy grilled fish, go through the floating market and stay one night on the boat house. A wooden boat tour is quite expensive, you have to pay about 1,500-2,000 rupees / person (600,000 VND).
And enjoy the hot spicy grilled fish (tandoori) that goes well with the cold air while walking on the lake.
An activity not to be missed is horse riding in the mountains in Pahalgam. This activity is very interesting but also makes many people have heart attack when sitting on horseback climbing the steep mountainside.




The common sight in Kashmir is that armed policemen appear almost densely on the road, armed police are also stationed everywhere.
However, you still cannot deny the beauty of nature here. In the photo: A fisherman fishing on Dal Lake in a peaceful sunset.
According to Tam Vu / Zing news
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