Best Places to Visit in Srinagar

Srinagar is beautiful in every season, Summer is the best time to visit Srinagar. The months from March to June undoubtedly witness the most tourists, as the weather is cool and welcoming of all. Daytimes are warm and pleasant at 30°C, and evenings are cool with the temperature never going below 10°C

Srinagar is from April to October when the weather is not too cold and is perfect for sightseeing.So this is the best Time to visit Srinagar. Monsoon is also a great time that transforms this beautiful place into a magnificent Landscape.

THE MOST VISITED PLACE IN SRINAGAR :

DAL LAKE :

Dal lake is the most visited place in Srinagar.It is an urban lake and the second largest lake in jammu and kashmir and the most visited place in srinagar by local people and Tourists.If you are in dal lake shikara ride is a must .We advise tourist to take a ride as we could see the beautiful lights of meena bazar once the sunset.This lake is very beautiful and you get some nice view when taking a ride.

NIGEEN LAKE :

Nigeen Lake is located on the east side of the city,and the most visited place in Srinagar,at the foothills of the Zabarwan Mountains. Thought of as a separate lake, the Nigeen Lake is an offshoot of the Dal Lake. They are only divided by narrow causeways, which allow only bikers and walkers; it also carries the water supply pipeline to Srinagar city

MANASBAL LAKE :

About 20 km north of Srinagar lies the deepest lake in the Kashmir Valley, Manasbal Lake. The name of the lake is in relation to the sacred lake of Mansarovar and is enclosed by three villages of Kondabal, Jakorbal, and Gratbal.

Manasbal is considered the ‘Gem of all Kashmir Lakes’ and the most visited place in Srinagar

MUGHAL GARDENS :

Mughal Garden is the most visited place in Srinagar. Mughal Gardens are a group of gardens like Nishat Garden, Shalimar Garden, Chashme Shahi, Pari Mahal, etc. All these gardens were constructed during the Mughal era in the style of Persian architecture, which is known as Mughal Gardens. Thousands of visitors come to Srinagar to visit the Mughal Gardens and delight in the serene aura of these scenic gardens.

SHALIMAR BAGH:

Nestled on the bank of the Dal Lake, Shalimar Bagh is the most visited place in Srinagar. This part is said to have been a village and is the abode of love. Four terraces are rising symmetrically, one above the other. The fourth terrace was the private part of the Shalimar Garden; the females stayed there.

NISHAT BAGH :

Nishat Bagh is the garden made by the father of Empress Nur Jahan. Nishat garden gives you a clear view of Dal Lake and the snow-capped range of Pir Panjal on the east side. Originally this garden had 12 terraces; at present, only 9 of them exist. Each terrace rises higher up towards the mountainside (east) and lowers towards the lake.This is the most visited place in Srinagar .

CHASHME SHAHI :

Garden is primarily famous for its natural springs. Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan commissioned it for his eldest son Dara Shikoh. It was built by his governor Ali Mardan in 1632. Situated 9 km from the city and is known for its pure, calm, and sparkling springs.

The most visited place in Srinagar. This place was believed to be discovered by a great female saint of Kashmir, Rupa Bhawani. This is a popular place to visit in Srinagar for couples and rejuvenate amidst the serene environs.

Shankaracharya Temple

hankaracharya Temple in Srinagar is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is the most visited place in Srinagar. It stands at the height of about 1852 m above sea level on the land on the top of Shankaracharya Hill. This temple is also famous for other names like Jyesteshwara temple or Pas-Pahar.

The temple got its name after the saint Shankaracharya, who visited the valley around the 10th century to spread his philosophy of Vedanta. He was well known for popularizing the worship of Lord Shiva in Kashmir.

KHEER BHAWANI TEMPLE :

Kheer Bhawani Temple is one of the most visited place in Srinagar. This is a Hindu temple in Kashmir Valley and the best place to visit in Srinagar with family. This temple is situated just 14 miles from Srinagar near the village of Tula Mula and is dedicated to the goddess Kheer Bhawani. The term kheer refers to rice pudding offered in the spring by the devotees. The exciting thing about kheer Bhawani Temple is that it is believed that the color of the spring turns black, which indicates disaster.

HAZRATBAL SHRINE :

On the left bank of the famous Dal Lake is the Hazratbal Shrine, one of the most visited place in Srinagar. It is home to the most sacred relic for Muslims, which is the hair of Prophet Muhammad. The public display of the relic takes place on certain occasions. Hazrat means respected in Urdu, and Bal in Kashmiri means place, which gives the place the reverence it deserves. Considered one of the most sacred Muslim pilgrimage sites in India, the mosque offers a spectacular view of the lake and the mountains, and the white marble structure of the shrine reflects on the lake displaying a picture of beauty