Kashmir Ki Waadiyan Have Welcomed Season’s First Snowfall! Covered In White, Snowy Blanket, Check These Other-Worldly Pictures

Climate change has become quite a serious concern in the past few years. Extremely unusual weather patterns are occurring throughout the world, from late winters to excessive rainfall. Delhi’s winter is one example; it’s nearly mid-November yet only a hint of winter is visible or felt. Another such example is Kashmir, where not even a glimpse of snowfall was seen. However, having been dry for a month, Kashmir saw its first snowfall of the season on Monday.

Season’s First Snowfall In Kashmir

Kashmir experienced its first snowfall of the season, with higher reaches receiving snow and plains receiving rain. This marked the arrival of winter, with a significant drop in temperatures. While Srinagar and other plain areas saw rain, other mountainous parts of Kashmir saw several inches of snow accumulate, with the majority of the snowfall occurring in popular tourist sites like Gulmarg and Sonamarg. Take a look at snow-covered Kashmir.

The northern region of the country also experiences a new, chilly breeze as winter approaches. It is also reasonable to assume that in other northern regions of India, the temperature level would rapidly drop.

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Winter In Kashmir Involve Fun Activities

During November, the valley is covered in snow, making it look like a blanket of snow. Despite the myths that November is difficult to reach due to snowfall and closed tourist places, the reality is that reaching Kashmir is not as difficult as it seems. Winter activities in Kashmir during November are enjoyable and bearable. The tropical area of Kashmir is the best destination to visit in November, offering fun, joy, and entertainment. The weather is usually misty and dusky, with chilly temperatures in the afternoon and evening.

With a heavy layer of snow in December, Kashmir is a winter wonderland that is ideal for snowboarding and skiing. It is the perfect season for winter sports because of the beautiful winter scenery created by the cold and snowy weather, which ranges from -2°C to 7°C (28°F to 45°F). For those who enjoy calm and snow, Kashmir is a mystical place.

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Are you looking forward to witnessing snow-covered Kashmir before 2024 ends?

Cover Image Credit: Instagram/ Jammu & Kashmir Tourism (@jktourismofficial)