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36 Hours in Srinagar: A first-timer’s guide to Kashmir’s capital

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Nainu Oommen
36 Hours in Srinagar: A first-timer’s guide to Kashmir’s capital
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A travel guide to Srinagar, Kashmir, highlights the city's unique blend of historical architecture and serene landscapes. The author explores significant sites like the Jamia Masjid and Khanqah-e-Moula, emphasizing their architectural beauty and cultural importance.

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It provides a contemporary perspective on tourism in Kashmir, balancing the region's complex history with its enduring cultural and architectural heritage.

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Hailing from the South of the country, I believed my sole encounter with Jammu and Kashmir would be through Hindi films. Actors romancing in the backdrop of snowcapped mountains and gun encounters, lingered in my mind, as I saw my flight slowly land on the runway at Srinagar International Airport.

However, that did not stop me from relishing this paradise on earth, as I traverse through a city, where the past coexists with present, carrying forward remnants of horror, heritage and honour.

Jamia Masjid in Srinagar | Photo Credit: Nainu Oommen

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