Kashmir

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Summer (March-July)

Summer is Kashmir's most popular season; the climate is great for tourists, with nice morning and evening temperatures. At Dal Lake and Nigeen Lake, you can take a shikara ride.

Monsoon ( July- September)

The monsoon season in Kashmir lasts from July to August, and it is during this time that the region receives rainfall. During the monsoon season, Kashmir is transformed into a lush green paradise. The month of August is ideal for apple picking in Kashmir.

Winter (October - March)

Winter season, from November to February, is the best time to see snowfall in Kashmir; honeymooners prefer to visit during this time, and you can also go skiing in Gulmarg.

Special status

The Indian Constitution's Article 370 grants the state practically complete autonomy. As a result, the position of J&K has been called into question on a global scale. It is the only state in India with its own flag.

Dual Citizenship

It is the only Indian state in which residents are both Indian and Kashmiri citizens.

Longest Railway tunnel in Indi

The Pir Pinjal or Banihal railway tunnel is 11,215 kilometres (7 miles) long, 8.4 metres wide, and 7.39 metres tall. It is the longest railway tunnel in India and the fourth longest in Asia.

Unique Accomodation

Staying on a houseboat or Shikara is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that is frequently included in good Kashmir packages.

By Taxi

For local sightseeing as well as vacations and excursions outside of Srinagar, taxis are readily accessible.

By Minibus

In Kashmir, minibuses are the most prevalent and widely used mode of local transportation. The buses run on fixed routes across the city as well as the suburbs.

By Autorickshaw

A type of public transportation which is readily accessible for use as a mode of transportation around the city.

Population

13.6 million

Literacy Rate

77.30 %

Crime Rate

13 %

Languages

English, Kashmiri and Dogri

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to visit Andaman & Nicobar Islands is the duration between October and May. During these months, the weather remains pleasant, ideal for sightseeing, beach excursion, and water sports.
People in Andaman speak Hindi or Bengali, but Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam also are common. Since the Andamanese (native people) were small isolated groups, you may also encounter people speaking dialects of the Andamanese language.
You may require a 5-6 day trip to cover all the major sightseeing and activities. You can also extend your vacation for 9-10 days if you want to visit all the islands.
Since June to September is the monsoon period on the island, it is considered the off-season in Andaman. The weather can be cyclonic or with strong winds.
The Andaman Islands are famous for their pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. They are a popular destination for water sports like snorkeling and scuba diving, and for their unique natural beauty and tranquility.
Andaman is generally considered to be on the expensive side compared to other destinations in India. Costs can be higher for accommodation, food, and activities, especially during peak tourist season.
Yes, it is generally safe to travel to the Andaman Islands, but it’s always best to check current travel advisories and local conditions before your trip. Staying informed about weather and safety updates can help ensure a smooth visit.
Yes, alcohol is allowed in the Andaman Islands. However, there are some restrictions on sales and consumption, so it's advisable to check local regulations and be mindful of designated areas where alcohol consumption is permitted.
Yes, anyone can visit the Andaman Islands, but Indian citizens and foreign nationals may need to follow different regulations and obtain necessary permits. It’s important to check specific entry requirements and travel advisories.
Yes, US citizens can visit the Andaman Islands. They need to obtain an Indian visa and follow the entry requirements for foreign nationals. Checking current travel advisories and regulations will ensure a smooth entry and stay.

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