Mugha; gardens / Nishad Bagh

Shankracharya Temple

Achabal Gardens

Aharbal water fall

Sightseeing around Kashmir

Mughal Gardens :

Another distinctive feature of Srinagar is the mughal garden with their terraced lawns,cascading fountains and overlooking the panorama of the Dahl lake, Salina [15km] the famous of the three gardens was built by Emperor Jahangir for his wife Nur Jehan Nishad Bagh [11km] was designed in 1633AD by Asaf Khan brother Nur Jehan Chashmashahi (royal Spring], the spring of refreshing sweet water cherished by the mughals, is surrounded by a mughal garden laid out by Shah Jehan in 1612AD.

Shankracharya Temple :

Another prominent landmark of srinagar is on a octagonal plinth, on the hill known as Tekht-i-sulaiman. The dates back to 250BC and is associated with the Hindu philosopher Shankracharya visited ten centuries ago.

Wular Lake :

It is difficult to describe in mere words the beguiling beauty of wular lake. For one, its formidable size-this is one of Asia's largest fresh water lakes for another, it changes character with every few miles.

The drive from srinagar will take you to the calm waters of Manasbal Lake, where there is no other sound but birdsong. Manasbal has often been described as the bird watcher's paradise.

Watlab :

Gradually, the panoply of the 'real Kashmir' miles away from well traversed areas, will unfold before you. Here, high on a hilltop is the shrine of a muslim mystic, Baba shukurddin.

Achabal :

Once the pleasure retreat of Empress Nur Achabal [1,677m] has a fine garden in the mughal style,with its charm and character. It was in kashmir that the Mughal Garden was brought to perfection, and Achabal is one such, situated at the foot of a hill with a row of majestic chinar's framing it, the mughal garden is a visual delight with terraces, formal elegance, ornamental shrubs, sparkling fountains and failing water, Achabal is 58 kms from Anatnag, espring bubbles at seven foot of the forested mountain.

Aharbal:

Gradually,the distant rumble becomes a roar as one approaches the waterfall of Aharbal, which crashes down a narrow gorge, Aharbal is more than just a waterfall. There are several places to picnic in the surrounding areas, as well as delightful walks of varying lengths all over the hillsides. Interesting treks one of them to the high altitude lake of Kounsernag at 13,500 it above sea level, tates off from Aharbal. You can do trout fishing with beautifull sight seeing and beautifull views.

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