Kashmir
- Ladakh - Jammu
Northern state of India comprises of three district geographical
regions, three main languages and three religions.
Kashmir the paradise
on Earth
Kashmir is a multi-faceted diamond set like a jewel crown
on the map of India. Two major Himalayan ranges, the Great
Himalayan Range and the Pir Panjal, surround the landscape
from the north and south respectively.
The Mughals aptly called Kashmir ‘Paradise on Earth’
where they journeyed across the hot plains of India, to the
valley’s cool environs in summer. Here they laid, with
great love and care, Srinagar’s many formal, waterfront
gardens, now collectively known as the Mughal Gardens. Anecdotes
of four and five centuries ago describe their love for these
gardens, and the rivalries that centred around their ownership.
They also patronized the development of art & craft among
the people of Kashmir, leaving behind a heritage of exquisite
artisanship among these people and making the handicrafts of
the land prized gifts all over the world. For More Info Click
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Ladakh the roof top of the
world
is a mountainous desert located at altitudes ranging from
9.000 ft to 25,000 Ladakh is a land abounding in awesome physical
features, set in an enormous and spectacular environment.
Bounded by two of the world's mightiest mountain ranges, the
Karakoram in the north and the Great Himalayas in the south,
it is traversed by two other parallel chains, the Ladakh Range
and the Zanskar Range. For Further Info Click
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JAMMU the touch with the devine
Set against the backdrop of snow-capped Pir panjal, ranges,
Jammu Marks the transition between the Himalayas in the north
and the dusty plains of the Punjab in the south, bridging
these two extremities by a series of scrub covered hills,
forested mountain ranges and deep river valleys. The sounthernmost
unit of the state of Jammu and Kashmir, Jammu region is traversed
by the Shivalik hills, temples and quenched by the rivers
Ravi, Tawi and Chenab. For further Information Click
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