Srinagar city, summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir in northern India is situated in the Kashmir region of the Indian subcontinent. The city lies along the banks of the Jhelum River at an elevation of 5,200 feet (1,600 metres) in the Valley of Kashmir. It is most densely populated area of the state and is situated amid clear lakes and lofty forested mountains, Srinagar has long had a considerable tourist economy. Along its course through the city, the Jhelum River is spanned by several wooden bridges, and numerous adjacent canals and waterways abound with shikara.
Srinagar receives moderate to heavy snowfall during winters and attracts tourists from India and abroad every year to enjoy the snowfall. This video takes you to the once in a lifetime experience of touring the City in Heavy Snowfall. It also covers drive through various roads and lanes of the City in snowfall. The video guides you to plan your Kashmir winter trip so that you can get snowfall in Srinagar. The video talks about changing snowfall patterns of the city and various records of snowfall and freezing temperature. It talks about freezing of Dal Lake and Wular lake and the river Jhelum. In this video you will know about various customs and traditions and customs regarding snowfall of local Kashmiri people e.g Sheen Mubarak, Sheen Jung etc.
In this video we have also covered the Historical Bloody event of Kashmir when Mongol / Tatar Warlord invaded and plundered Kashmir and finally met his end in a deadly snowstorm. The video has beautiful scenes of falling snow and shows Lal Chowk, Regal Chowk M.A Road, Residency road, Raj bagh, Gupkar Road etc in heavy snowfall. The video explains lurking danger of Global warming and Kashmir, melting of Kashmir glaciers and puts importance of Climate change and environment protection to save Kashmir valley. Srinagar is well known for its many mosques and temples; the Hazratbal Mosque contains a hair that reportedly belonged to the Prophet Muhammad, and the Jāmiʿ Masjid (Congregational Mosque), built in the 15th century, is said to be the largest mosque in Kashmir. Dal Lake, with its “floating gardens,” is a well-known attraction, as are the nearby Shalimar and Nishat gardens.
Srinagar’s industries include carpet and silk mills, silverware and copperware manufacture, leatherworking, and wood carving. The University of Kashmir (1948) is in the city, as is the Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology Kashmir.
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