When Kashmir was a haven for Western honeymooners and lotus-eaters in the 1980s, Srinagar welcomed two flights a day if it was lucky. Quite wonderfully, about three dozen flights a day now come here.

Standing on a fortified Kashmir street, an Indian tourist poses triumphantly for her husband's camera, clutching the national flag in each hand and flanked by two soldiers carrying rifles. India's ...

Travel agencies are suggesting alternative northern destinations such as Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Tour operators are emphasising increased security at Kashmir tourist spots, yet visitors ...

Kashmir Travel Itinerary: We've all read and heard a lot about Kashmir's beauty, but if you're still unsure about going, there are a ton of compelling reasons to explore this paradise.

Train travel to Kashmir takes less time, costs less money, and offers foolproof security. By train, one can have a one-day picnic in Kashmir, arriving in the morning and departing in the evening.

"Chalo Kashmir": Travel Association's New Campaign Aims To Restore Tourism In J&K Backed by over 2,400 member companies, the Travel Agents Association of India says the initiative is a show of ...

The bookshops in Lal Chowk, in Srinagar — the summer capital of India-administered Kashmir — had been, as usual, places of ...