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Kashmir: A new destination for couples seeking a romantic and unforgettable wedding

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Kashmir: A new destination for couples seeking a romantic and unforgettable wedding

Kashmir: A new wedding destination for couples who want something special By: Travel Desk The Department of Tourism in Kashmir recently orchestrated a pivotal meeting that brought together an array of stakeholders, including wedding planners, corporate leaders, and representatives from the wellness sector. This strategic gathering aimed to foster discussions and formulate comprehensive strategies with the goal of establishing an ecosystem in Kashmir conducive to attracting destination weddings and corporate events. Kashmir, often referred to as “Paradise on Earth,” boasts breathtaking natural beauty, including lush valleys, serene lakes, and majestic…

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Kashmirites to get all-weather train service from November

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Kashmirites to get all-weather train service from November

Kashmir’s all-weather train, known as Vistadome coach, is all set to chug this November, which would give a further boost to the tourism industry here, officials said. An official from Northern Railways told the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), the Ministry of Railways has greenlit the deployment of the Vistadome coach train on the Baramulla to Banihal railway track. “The announcement follows a successful trial run of the Vistadome coach, which has solidified its readiness for service,” the official said. He said the Vistadome coach (train) is expected to start…

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Plastic pollution poses threat to tourism in Kashmir’s border areas

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Plastic pollution poses threat to tourism in Kashmir's border areas

Tourist Boom in Kashmir’s Border Areas Brings Plastic Pollution Concerns to the Forefront By: Javid Amin Over the past two years, regions such as Keran, Bangus, Tangdhar, Gurez, and Uri along the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir have witnessed a remarkable surge in tourist activity. This uptick in tourism can be attributed to the February 2021 ceasefire agreement between the Indian and Pakistani armies, which opened up these areas for visitors. However, with this influx of tourists comes a concerning rise in plastic pollution. Local officials and environmentalists…

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