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Srinagar (Decmber2014)
Srinagar (December 2013)
Galliyan Meri Galliyan. Home street. Where I grew up. During one lovely snowy winter's day in Srinagar, Kashmir.
NubraValleyLadakh (2004)
Lidder Valley (Pahalgam (April 2016)
The lovely Lidder as it flows through the Lidder Valley near Pahalgam, Kashmir. The East Lidder which originates at the Sheshnag Lake and the West Lidder which comes from the Kolahoi Glacier meet at Pahalgam.
Lidder Valley (April 2016)
The beautiful Lidder Valley Golf Course in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Located at an altitude of above 7000 ft it is indeed one of prettiest Golf Courses anywhere.
Lidder River (April 2016)
The Lidder River as it meanders through the Lidder Valley which is famous for the tourist destination of Pahalgam, Kashmir. The Lidder is one of the main tributaries of the Jehlum and its formed by the merger of the West Lidder and the East Lidder which originate from the Kolahoi Glacier and the Sheshnag Lake respectively
Kangan (Kashmir (January2015)
Hazratbal Shrine Srinagar (April 2016)
Pic clicked in Srinagar, Kashmir on April 16, 2016
Hari Parbat (2015)
Hari Parbt.... Kashmir
Gulmerg (Kashmir (August2014)
Gulmarg (March 2016)
Gulmarg (August 2014)
The ever lovely Gulmarg in Kashmir. Every season it gets a new look. From the Whites of Winters to this look in the Summers when a million flowers bloom. Gulmarg actually stands for the "Meadow of Flowers".
Gulmarg (April 2016)
Sometimes words don't do justice. Gulmarg towards the end of Winters as the snow starts to give way.
Gulmarg (April 2016)
Where else but Gulmarg. The famous Shiv Temple with the red roof. And the Apharwat on the right and the Ferozpura on the left with the Sunset Peak (I am still unsure about this peaks name) peeking from behind. These are a part of Pir Panjal range. And the clouds getting angry.
Gulmarg (April 2016)
The iconic Highlands Park Hotel in Gulmarg, Kashmir. Probably at one of the prettiest location in Gulmarg. With the Apharwat Mountain of the Pir Panjals in the background and magnificent views on the other side of some of well known peaks of the Kashmir Valley such as the Haramukh, Mahadev and Kolahoi.