Best places: Tourist Attractions in Srinagar, India

👍👍 Reliable, friendly, sincere, trustworthy bunch of people who truly care for you and wish you have a lovely experience. We were very happy with the services from Shafqat over our 9 day trip in Kashmir. I'd recommend him without any hesitation.

Believed to have been built in 371 B.C., this is one of India's most important places of pilgrimage.

👍👍 The First Significant Khanqah ( Islamic religious community/preaching centre) established By Shahi Hamdan Mir Syed Ali Hamadani Banie Musalmani in Kashmir and adjoining areas. One of the best representation of Art and Wooden Architectural influence of Hamdan, Bukhara and Samarkand. The Spiritual Am...

👍👍 Zeashta Devi Temple is very old temple situated on the hill near Dal lake in Srinagar. It has very large complex which has accommodation facility for tourists and devotees. It has a kitchen facility for a function like marriage or wedding. It is a very peaceful place situated around green trees and...

👍👍 Shrine of Sardaar of Auliya Allah. A place where you may feel your soul getting more empowered and I promise u once u visit u will never forget.A place where one gets peace while in supplication to Allah. One among the places which acts like a hot-spot zone to get the peace of mind for worship and w...

Expansive mosque compound known for its Indo-Saracenic architecture, wooden pillars & courtyard.

👍👍 Srinagar Tourism a private organisation, has organized our tour for 7 night 8 days covering srinagar , Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, they were very prompt in making necessary changes in short time suiting our requirements. All staff specially Ms Rumaisa has made our stay a luxurious and very comforta...

👍 Lovely place, good for a quick morning trekk/walk. Bit difficult for elders/ very young kids. Amazing views from here. Good clean seating place. Well organized and a must visit place. Preferred time of the day is 8-9am start. Big Transport vehicles will go till around 1-2km away from steps, from the...

👍👍 Khanqah-e-Moula (Kashmiri: خانٛقاهِ معلىٰ), also known as Shah-e-Hamadan Masjid and Khanqah, is a mosque located in the Old City of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, India. Situated on the right bank of the river Jhelum between the Fateh Kadal and Zaina Kadal bridges, it was first built in 1395 CE, com...

👍👍 Dal is a lake in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is an urban lake, the second largest lake in Jammu and Kashmir, and the most visited place in Srinagar by tourists and locals. The beauty of Kashmir valley starts and ends here. The clear reflections of Himalayas are the main hig...

Expansive tulip garden with different species of flowers & colorful blooms in the spring.

👍👍 I have visited Dal Lake twice in this year. The place is very nice and memorable. However, locals often ask for Shikara rides and can be a bit annoying.

👍👍 One of the most serene places to be in. We had gone in Nov, and so the trees were in full "bloom".. Worth spending some time on the island. This is one of the 2 islands in Dal Lake. Also called Rop lank or silver Island. One has a beautiful view of the Dal lake from here. This Island originally had...

Dating to 1623, this limestone mosque with 9 arches was built by Mughal Empress Nur Jahan.

Mughal gardens built in 1633, with fountains & pools spreading across 12 landscaped terraces.

Bucolic garden & freshwater springs, with landscaped terraced greens, waterfalls & fountains.

Hill with dramatic city views & a variety of structures, including a Hindu temple & a fort.

Mountainous national park covering 141 sq km with rural villages, forests & grassland areas.

👍 It's a great park to enjoy wonderful time with your friends and family. One should go there early to have almost empty park to enjoy the beauty. You can also plan a picnic with family and carry your food. Badam and pine trees with colorful flowers add and enhance the overall beauty to this place.

👍👍 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND:- Aali Masjid was constructed in 1471 during the reign of Shahmiri King of Kashmir, Sultan Hassan Shah. The building was substantially renovated by the Mughal governor of Kashmir Ali Mardan Khan (1650-57.) in 1664 the mosque was expanded during the reign qf the Mughal Emperor A...