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Hotel Vikram Srinagar

Mandir Bagh, Gaw Kadal Srinagar, Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir, 190001, India

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Paradise on earth

A travel blog entry by travelfitz

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... gibt es eine seilbahn, einen golfplatz, einen risiengroßen kinderpark, viele chalets und hotels. das valley of the sheperds, unser nächstes ziel ist ein flußtal, an dessen hängen kleine häuschen stehen. am ende der straße steht ein shivatempel aus der mogulzeit und dann kann man am fluß entlangspazieren. die ähnlichkeit zu wanderwegen in südtirol oder österreich ist einfach frappierend - nur die berge sind höher (manche um die 6.000m). die letzte wanderung führte ...

The Kashmir Valley

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... as none of the tracks were signposted and crisscrossed the mountains in every conceivable direction). We also saw gypsies coming down from the mountains with their herds of cows, sheep and horses.

That day ended a mostly relaxing four days in Srinagar. From here it’s off to Ladakh – the Buddhist province of Kashmir. And back to the world of high altitude. I am not looking forward to those headaches! But I can’t wait to see our first real glimpse of the ...

A journey of 1000 miles begins with a cash advance

A travel blog entry by sorbus

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... under Pakistan, although India kept the most valuable parts. Since then two wars have been fought between Pakistan and India. As the vast majority of the population are Muslim Pakistan considers Kashmir should be part of it. I met, in a garden in Srinagar, a group of University students who began talking by saying, slightly aggressively, that they wanted an independent Kashmir belonging to neither India or Pakistan, as if I was somehow responsible for preventing ...

Exceptional beauty in conflict plagued Kashmir

A travel blog entry by southeastasia

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... like you do at every hotel, and we tried telling him that we had already paid 5500rs. To his son Javeed in Delhi, but he said it was normal procedure or something, he needed the remaining money as well, so we paid with the promise that we would get money back if we did not stay for the whole time we had paid for, which was 7 days. Now we had already forked out with about 15.000rs. Since arriving in India and it seemed to be a lot too much, India did not seem to be as economical as ...

Kasht-mir

A travel blog entry by alankarmisra

... my creative license. Booya!

T'is time to run again. The weather is turning on us. Lightning angers thunder; thunder responds with rain. All we experience for now is a light drizzle. The horizon, though, promises nothing short of hostility as lighting bolts electrocute a violent ether. The wind warns us of impending duress impeding, our progress by laying down a tree across the path we take. The fallen tree will ...