There are hardly any tourists in the scenic Himalayan region of Kashmir. Most of the hotels and ornate pinewood houseboats ...

Srinagar Srinagar is the capital city and is a must-visit during winter. There is no natural beauty in winter, like that in ...

Dal Lake glistens under the sun, but the shikaras float empty. Kashmir's tourism industry is in crisis. Following the Pahalgam terror attack and rising tensions between India and Pakistan, visitor ...

Following the attack, authorities temporarily closed dozens of tourist resorts in the region, adding to fear and causing occupancy rates to plummet. Graphic images, repeatedly circulated through ...

In doing so, they see a side of Kashmir that headlines miss. And that matters. These small encounters build trust. They cut ...

From thousands of tourists, it has come down to only a few hundred daily; most hotels and guest houses in the Valley are ...

Tourism in Jammu and Kashmir was witnessing a boom before the dastardly attack dealt a serious blow to the government's plans ...

An eerie calm is around. Silent and secluded, the streets in and around tourist destinations in Kashmir are deserted—empty gardens, vacated properties and forlorn pathways. Fear hangs in the mist, and ...

Tourism in Kashmir drops sharply after a deadly attack and India-Pakistan tensions. Hotels, resorts, and taxis lie empty, ...

The Valley can shift towards a sustainable tourism model that balances economic revival with the preservation of tradition, community identity, and the fragile Himalayan ecosystem.