Anantnag

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PAHALGAM

District: Anantnag

One of the most compassionate and majestic manifestations of nature is the hill station of Pahalgam in the Kashmir Valley, which is surrounded by deep valleys, snow-capped Himalayan peaks, and the roaring glacial Lidder river. Situated in the northeast of district Anantnag, this charming hamlet, which is home to many b...

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Chandanwari

District: Anantnag

Chandanwari or Chandanwadi, a picaresque valley lies at a distance of 16 kms from Pahalgam. Perched at an elevation of 2,895 metres, Chandanwari is the starting point for the famous Amarnath Nath ji yatra which starts in June and goes on till August. If one wants to detox oneself in an offbeat destination, then this is...

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Betaab Valley

District: Anantnag

Originally known as Hagan Valley or Hagoon, Betaab Valley got its present name from the famous Bollywood movie Betaab which was shot here. Lies at a distance of 7 kms approx. from Pahalgam, Bataab Valley is a delight to sight seekers with its lush green meadows, and majestic trees like chinar, deodar, pine, willows etc...

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Aru Valley

District: Anantnag

Nestled 11 km from Pahalgam, Aru Valley is the base camp for trekking to the Kolahoi Glacier and the Tarsar-Marsar Lakes and Herbaghwan Lake. It is also a base for the treks to Lidderwat, the Vishansar-Kishansar lakes. People throng at this place because of its meadows, pristine lakes and mountains. Since the place rec...

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Mamaleshwar Temple

District: Anantnag

Mamal Temple or Mamaleshwar Temple is a Hindu temple located in Pahalgam. It is situated on the banks of Lidder River at an elevation of 2,200 meters (7,200 ft). It is believed that this is the temple where Ganesha was placed as doorkeeper by Parvati and it was Ganesha’s responsibility to not allow anyone to enter th...

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Mattan Temple

District: Anantnag

Mattan temple is dedicated to Sun God and holds great significance for Kashmiri Pandits. The beauty of the place lies in the Shiva Lingam surrounded by a brick structure. One can also find a crystal-clear pond with plenty of fish hustling in the serene water. One can find devotees feeding these fish. It was also the pl...

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Verinag

District: Anantnag

Verinag spring lies in the town Verinag. The place is about 26 kms away from Anantnag and approximately 78 kms south-east from Srinagar. Verinag is also the first tourist spot when travelling by road from Jammu. Verinag Spring is the source of the Jhelum (Vitasta) river. The spring Verinag derives its name from two S...

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Martand Sun Temple

District: Anantnag

This is an awe-inspiring structure that was built in the 7th to 8th century AD and is dedicated to the sun god. It was built during the reign of King Lalitaditya. The temple is an excellent example of the architecture of ancient times and also showcases the ability of the artisans. The temple also offers a panoramic v...

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Kokernag

District: Anantnag

Kokernag falls in the district Anantnag and 70 km away from Srinagar district. As per the revenue record, the real name of Kokernag is Bindoo Zalangam. It is located in Breng valley which is known as the ‘Golden Crown of Kashmir.’ It holds the largest freshwater lake of Kashmir. Kokernag is a collection of many sma...

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Achbal

District: Anantnag

Achabal is perhaps one of the most breathtaking destinations of Kashmir. Located at an elevation of 1936 meters, the place is approximately 9 km away from Anantnag city. Further, Achabal is at a distance of 67 kms from Srinagar and 46 kms from Pahalgam. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is known for the enchantin...

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Kolahoi Glacier

District: Anantnag

Kolahoi glacier is revered as the ‘Goddess of Light’ by the locals since it is the major source of water for River Jhelum and River Lider. The trail starts at Aru which is the starting point to 25 astonishing alpine lakes. It is located over the Lidder River. This trek takes one to an altitude of 12,600 feet. It is...

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Sheshnag Lake

District: Anantnag

Believed to be the abode of Sheshnag (King of Snakes as per Hindu mythology), Sheshnag is one of the popular weekend treks and the total trek distance is 9 km (one way). The trek starts from Chandanwadi village which is also a base camp for Amarnath Yatra. The place is the epitome of beauty and a heaven for peace lover...

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Tulian Lake

District: Anantnag

Found at a height of 3,684 metres above sea level and at a distance of 16 km from Pahalgam, Tulian Lake is one of the most pristine treks in Kashmir. The colour of the lake is turquoise blue and it looks attractive with several lumps of ice floating in it. The contrast in colours between the mountain range and the lake...

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Tarsar and Marsar Lakes

District: Anantnag

Tarsar and Marsar Lakes are located in Aru in Anantnag district of Kashmir. They are also included in the Pulwama as the trek can be accessed both sides. But the preferable route is Aru in Lidder Valley. The trek’s route lies under the majestic heights of mountain Kohloi. It approximately covers a distance of 48 kms....

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