5 Places You Should Explore In Kashmir This Winter

After 70 long years, Kashmir will be open for tourists this winter. And you can visit many places and do activities while staying there. According to news reports, Kashmir will be open for tourists who can go trekking and further explore the place’s scenic beauty. Although the winters can be a little harsh, if you’re someone who loves adventure, visiting Kashmir this winter season should be on your bucket list.

Visit These Places In Kashmir This Winter

1. Sonmarg

This spot is being opened to the public after 70 years this winter. And if you are visiting this winter, get ready to experience some adventure sports and simultaneously experience the scenic beauty of Sonmarg.

2. Gurez

Gurez is one of the places in Kashmir which remain closed during winter for tourists owing to the heavy snowfall. However, as per news reports, there is a probability that the admin aims to introduce winter sports like skiing in the area. This will allow tourists to experience the beauty of Gurez and soak in the delightful views.

3. Karnah

Apart from Sonmarg, the rest of the places in Kashmir experience fewer tourists. However, with the opening of such spots this year, the footfall of tourists will likely increase. Also, the tourism department aims to woo tourists and travellers in the state through various adventurous activities.

4. Marchoi Trek

This is one of the fantastic treks in Kashmir, and the Marchoi trek should be on your list if you visit Kashmir in early winter. You will be mesmerised by the views and the number of trekkers who visit this destination for its rich flora and fauna.

5. Dachigam National Park

This is another destination you can visit during the late autumn months. You will surely be thrilled with the rich wildlife within the national park. As per reports, this trekking destination is one of the spots tourists love exploring during autumn and before winter.

This tells us that you must pack your bags and head to Kashmir this winter. So find your spot and go exploring!

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