Industry insiders are optimistic that the tourism sector in Kashmir will experience a significant uplift this year, with visitor numbers expected to exceed those of the previous year. The spectacular spring scenery in the valley offers a unique and unforgettable setting for visitors, enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination.
Tourists are frequently found wandering through local gardens, capturing the essence of spring with their cameras and soaking up the peaceful atmosphere. A major draw this season is the colorful display of blossoming orchards, gardens, and mustard fields.
There is a consensus among stakeholders about the urgent need for infrastructural enhancements to continue drawing tourists to the valley.
In the early days of April alone, Kashmir’s tulip garden welcomed 105,861 visitors, including both domestic and international tourists, over the last 11 days. This month, the visitor count has already matched this figure, with an additional 100,334 domestic tourists recorded at the start of the month. Tourism officials are anticipating that these numbers will climb even higher, potentially setting new records.
The verdant Kashmir valley is currently a magnet for tourists, thanks in part to its vibrant spring bloom, leading industry experts to predict a bustling tourist season this year. Since the start of the year, the valley has seen an unprecedented influx of tourists from various regions.
Industry insiders are optimistic that the tourism sector in Kashmir will experience a significant uplift this year, with visitor numbers expected to exceed those of the previous year. The spectacular spring scenery in the valley offers a unique and unforgettable setting for visitors, enhancing its appeal as a tourist destination.
Tourists are frequently found wandering through local gardens, capturing the essence of spring with their cameras and soaking up the peaceful atmosphere. A major draw this season is the colorful display of blossoming orchards, gardens, and mustard fields.
There is a consensus among stakeholders about the urgent need for infrastructural enhancements to continue drawing tourists to the valley.
In the early days of April alone, Kashmir’s tulip garden welcomed 105,861 visitors, including both domestic and international tourists, over the last 11 days. This month, the visitor count has already matched this figure, with an additional 100,334 domestic tourists recorded at the start of the month. Tourism officials are anticipating that these numbers will climb even higher, potentially setting new records.
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