“Kitni Khubsoorat ye taswir hai”, have you listened this song?
What more can be said about Kashmir’s beauty that hasn’t already been whispered by its snow-capped mountains, mirrored in its pristine lakes, or carried by the fragrance of its tulip gardens? This breathtaking land, cradled in the Himalayas, is a masterpiece of nature—where lush green meadows meet serene rivers, and every season paints a new picture of splendor.
During my visit to Betaab Valley and Aru Valley, I found myself constantly turning my neck back, unable to take my eyes off the mesmerizing surroundings. The peace, the freshness of the air—it felt like I could walk endlessly, lost in nature’s embrace. Even amidst people, there was an incredible sense of solitude, a calming joy of simply being present.
The stunning landscapes of Kashmir are not just about what meets the eye; they touch the soul. The play of sunlight on the Lidder River, the gentle rustling of Chinar leaves, Shikara ride in Dal Lake and the misty mornings in Pahalgam create a dreamlike aura. The warmth of the people, the aroma of saffron and Kehwa, and the rich flavors of Wazwan make the experience even more magical.
Kashmir is not just a destination—it is a feeling, a calmness, a paradise that lingers in your heart long after you leave
