This is Why Kashmir is Called Paradise on Earth

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This is Why Kashmir is Called Paradise on Earth


Unknown to many, Kashmir, which has remained a disputed territory since 1947, is one of the most ethereal places on Earth. That needs to change and here are a few reasons why Kashmir is a paradise, the whole world, should be aware of:



It has greenery that looks like something out of a fairy tale

Wherever you go, you will always find a thick carpet of velvety grass which is smoother than your bed. Probably. Unless you have a really really expensive bed that most of us can’t afford.

And lakes that look like this

Oh, there are mountains and valleys as well

And if you haven’t already noticed, the grass is literally greener in Kashmir.

You’ll find sprawling beautiful pastures escaping into the mountains.

Ridding a horse in these heavenly gardens is a whole new experience.



The famous Pashmina shawls are made from premium quality wool, known as cashmere, of goats found in Kashmir
(Ahh tasty wittle guy )

 

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And those shawls?

Well…

Hand embroidered clothing doesn’t get any prettier than this.



If you happen to be a tea lover, you would definitely not want to miss the delicious Kashmiri Chai.

Sprinkle some crushed pistachios and top with a dollop of clotted cream. Pure bliss!



Your view while sipping the chai may look like this #goals

All that greenery must whip up a mighty appetite so the food is equally picturesque

Wazwan, a multi-course meal, is prepared on special occasions as it takes several hours of preparation for this magnificent feast. But, look at the beauty *starts drooling*

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This is Why Kashmir is Called Paradise on Earth
By Warda Zahid - February 5, 2015
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Unknown to many, Kashmir, which has remained a disputed territory since 1947, is one of the most ethereal places on Earth. That needs to change and here are a few reasons why Kashmir is a paradise, the whole world, should be aware of:



It has greenery that looks like something out of a fairy tale

Wherever you go, you will always find a thick carpet of velvety grass which is smoother than your bed. Probably. Unless you have a really really expensive bed that most of us can’t afford.

Source: Neelumvalley.info



And lakes that look like this

Source: iPost



Oh, there are mountains and valleys as well

Source: The Good Phight



And if you haven’t already noticed, the grass is literally greener in Kashmir.

You’ll find sprawling beautiful pastures escaping into the mountains.

Source: iPost

Ridding a horse in these heavenly gardens is a whole new experience.



The famous Pashmina shawls are made from premium quality wool, known as cashmere, of goats found in Kashmir.

Source: Telegraph



And those shawls?

Well…

Source: Kashmir Hand Crafts

Hand embroidered clothing doesn’t get any prettier than this.



If you happen to be a tea lover, you would definitely not want to miss the delicious Kashmiri Chai.

Source: Chai Plus Cake

Sprinkle some crushed pistachios and top with a dollop of clotted cream. Pure bliss!



Your view while sipping the chai may look like this #goals

Source: Kashmir Travel Guide



All that greenery must whip up a mighty appetite so the food is equally picturesque

Wazwan, a multi-course meal, is prepared on special occasions as it takes several hours of preparation for this magnificent feast. But, look at the beauty *starts drooling*

Source: Natgeo



Rogan Josh is another Kashmiri specialty, popular wherever desi cuisine is eaten.

And any Kashmiri worth their salt knows that a Kashmiri meal is not done without a serving of rice, preferably pulao.

If you’re a resident, this is what your neighborhood probably looks like

It would be injustice not to talk about the beautiful people of Kashmir.

Look at these beaming, bright-eyed kids. Such innocence.

 

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These people are resilient in the face of such tough lives, every single day. Yet it’s extremely difficult to match their hospitality, royal manners and generosity.

So are you ready to experience this mesmerizing beauty? You only have to cross this bridge, nbd.

http://www.mangobaaz.com/kashmir-called-paradise/
@django @waz @Jonah Arthur @Moonlight @PaklovesTurkiye @The Sandman @Hell hound

 

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These people are resilient in the face of such tough lives, every single day. Yet it’s extremely difficult to match their hospitality, royal manners and generosity.

So are you ready to experience this mesmerizing beauty? You only have to cross this bridge, nbd.

http://www.mangobaaz.com/kashmir-called-paradise/
@django @waz @Jonah Arthur @Moonlight @PaklovesTurkiye @The Sandman @Hell hound

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[Shah Xaib]

ma sha allah.

 

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