Kashmir's historic capital on the Jhelum, shaped by lakes, gardens, old-city lanes, mountain views and a living tradition of crafts and cuisine.
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Srinagar is the cultural and administrative heart of Kashmir, spread along the Jhelum River and framed by the Zabarwan hills. Dal and Nigeen lakes, Mughal-era gardens, historic neighbourhoods, shrines, mosques and wooden architecture give the city a layered identity. It is also a principal base for exploring the wider Kashmir Valley.
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