Golden Souvenir from Kashmir

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Lush green and emerald valleys,alpine passes,flowery meadows,dazzling outer Himalayas, fascinating landscapes,mesmerizing country side, dotted with historic and pre-historic monuments. High altitude lakes, luxurious house-boats and-surrounded by different other towering mountain ranges with their icicle cliffs,gorges,ravines and basins down below the Valley of Kashmir.It is grandly imposing and beautiful as a “bride of the nature." The valley is full of fun and adventure that the modern tourist wants to indulge in. While health conscious tourist can relax and enjoy the vales splendor on the deck of a houseboat, the adventurous can venture out into the mountains not so far on trekking expeditions, trout fishing or sightseeing rounds A preferred spot of India leading moviemakers, the valley has still hundreds of un-explored and virgin locations for such professionals. Nature lovers can enjoy the breathtaking view of the entire valley on the world highest cable car trip from Gulmarg atop the Apharwat Mountain 13,718 feet above sea level while the camp lovers can take a view of the famous Thajiwas glacier or Gangabal high altitude Iake from the camp during a moonlit night appearing so serene and magical. Undoubtedly the valley is a hub of peace and plenty exhilarating and inviting. The tourist draws of Jammu are mainly the Raghunath and the Vaishno Devi Temples, which attracts pilgrims all over the country round the year. Jammu has the typical climate of the plains and is quite hot in summer. The hill resort of Ladakh is one of the three provinces in the lndian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Ladakh offers the magic of the majestic mountains and the Tibeto-Buddhist Culture. The snow capped peaks and the barren lands beckon more intense and adventurous of travelers. You need to be in the wilderness of Ladakh to enjoy its virginal beauty. The Leh Palace overlooks the town standing testimony to its rich history of Buddhist Culture. The Thiksey Monastery is rising in a white tiers up a hillock.The Stok Palace and Museum houses the royal relics of the last ruling family of Ladakh. To observe the life-style of monks can be an additional activity for the theologists.