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Wake Up To Snow-Clad Himalayas, Run Around Saffron Fields & Live A Little At Srinagar’s Nadis Resort

Nadis Srinagar

From the bustling metropolises to the patchwork quilt of agricultural fields, the journey to Srinagar unfolds like a story. The snow-clad summits, punctuated by deep valleys and winding rivers, create a panorama that is both awe-inspiring and humbling. Not just from the skies, be ready to wake up to these views every day when you stay at Nadis in Srinagar. Located on the foothills of the Zabarwan mountain range, it’s your home away from home to experience Kashmiri hospitality.

The Essence Of Nadis


As you step into Nadis, you are immediately enveloped in an atmosphere that marries traditional Kashmiri aesthetics with contemporary design. The resort’s architecture seamlessly weaves the rich tapestry of local craftsmanship, creating an ambience that is both regal and welcoming.

Intricate woodwork, handwoven carpets, and locally sourced art pieces adorn the interiors, providing a glimpse into the region’s artistic heritage. Everything about it, from the snug, rooms to the inviting parlour, speaks to you about the owner’s sense of style and his appreciation of colour and light.

From cosy deluxe suites to sprawling presidential villas, every inch of space is thoughtfully curated to provide a haven of relaxation. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, allowing guests to wake up to the breathtaking beauty of the Kashmir Valley.


The resort’s food options are a symphony of flavours that honour Kashmir’s rich culinary history. A gastronomic trip including traditional Wazwan cuisine is offered to guests, where each dish narrates a tale of ancient recipes that have been passed down through the ages. The on-site restaurant is the ideal location for savouring a culinary journey that highlights the varied flavours of Kashmir.

Additionally, Nadis actively engages with local communities, contributing to the socio-economic development of the region and fostering a sense of responsibility towards the environment. From the opulent accommodations to the culinary delights, wellness offerings, and a commitment to responsible tourism, it invites travellers to experience the true essence of Kashmir.

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Life In Nadis

Yaser Shaw, the owner, also collaborates with regional craftsmen and weavers to highlight Kashmiri culture and support community outreach initiatives in the neighbouring villages. The property contributes to the local economy by employing residents from nearby villages, hosting cleanliness drives in and around the area, harvesting rainwater, practising waste segregation and management, and using wastewater to water flower beds and lawns.


Beyond the confines of the resort, Nadis is committed to providing guests with authentic experiences. They showcase the vibrant culture of Kashmir. Guided tours to nearby attractions, visits to local artisan workshops, and curated cultural performances are just a few ways in which Nadis connects guests with the rich tapestry of Kashmiri life.

Srinagar’s charm varies with each season, and Nadis offers a unique experience year-round. Summer invites guests to explore the nearby meadows. You can even embark on treks to discover the hidden gems of the Pir Panjal range. Autumn blankets the landscape in a golden hue. While winter transforms the region into a winter wonderland, inviting guests to indulge in the magic of snow-covered landscapes.


A stay at this boutique retreat is not merely a vacation. It is a journey into the soul of a region that has captivated hearts for centuries. So, when are you heading here?

Where: Harwan Rd, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir
Cost: ₹12,980/night
Check-In Time: 2 pm onwards
Check here for booking at Nadis, Srinagar

Cover image credits: Website/Nadis


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