kAfter the terrorist attacks of tourists visiting Baisaran Meadow in Pahalgam, Ashmir gradually returned to normal, killing 25 tourists and one local.
Local communities affected by decades of protracted conflict are gathering unanimously to restore Kashmir’s reputation as a safe and enthusiastic destination for tourists and stress the importance of the “Kashmir Riyat”.
Kashmiriyat is a fusion of lifestyle that absorbs the harmony and enormous mindset it comes with it, already at the forefront as the valley tries to move on from its deadly attack.
Kashmiriyat is a century-old tradition of public harmony and brotherhood followed by the Kashmiri people. Welcome guests from all over the world remains an integral part of this tradition. Kashmiris are known for their hospitality, which is part of the success of tourism there.
To attract tourists back, many businesses offer free services such as free meals, free accommodation and free tour guides to encourage tourism and showcase the natural beauty of the area.
Visitors have begun returning to Pahalgam and other parts of Kashmir, and many travelers have expressed their desire to continue exploring what is called “parishes on earth.” Local entrepreneurs and tourism operators have also begun a new campaign to attract tourists. The places where posters and placards condemn the terrorist attacks can still be seen around the valley. Dozens of groups came out to protest the killings and expressed solidarity with the families of the dead.
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Around Dal Lake in Srinagar is a hot spot for tourists, and people can be seen welcoming tourists with bouquets. Social media campaigns and word of mouth advice help spread enthusiasm about the region, opposing negative narratives often accompanied by such violent attacks.
The road to perfectly normal can be long; however, the resilience of the Kashmiris shines as they strive to rebuild life and restore the charm of the region.
Locals are actively interacting with tourists and sharing stories and experiences that highlight the warmth and hospitality of the Kashmir Valley.
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: Frame/Women's News Holding Placards and Candles During the Protest in Srinagar. Photo: Imran Nissar / Hinduism
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: There is a framework/people's news holding lawyer in a protest in Srinagar after 26 tourists were killed. Photo: Imran Nissar / Hinduism
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Srinagar, 02/5/2025: Visitors enjoy in Doodhpathri, a tourist destination and mountain hill station about 40 km from Srinagar. Pahalgam killed and injured 26 people after attacks on Baisaran tourists in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, and the government ordered the closure of 48 tourist locations, including popular destinations, hotels, hotels, restaurants and mosques Photos: Imran Nissar / Hindu / Hindu
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: Frames in traditional Kashmir dresses/Tourist news taking photos in Pahalgam, south of Srinagar. Photo: Imran Nissar / Hinduism
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: News in the framework/Supplier adjusts Kashmiri shawls in Pahalgam south of Srinagar. Photo: Imran Nissar / Hinduism
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: News in Frames/Tourists riding horses in Kangdoori Gulmarg, a world-famous ski resort about 55 km from Srinagar, Photo: Imran Nissar/Hindu
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: Frame/Boatman's News condemns tourists who held placards when they kill people in Dal Lake in Srinagar. Photo: Imran Nissar / Hinduism
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Srinagar, 03/5/2025: News Boatman in the Frame provides flowers on Saturday at Dal Lake in Srinagar as the area slowly returns to normal after the fatal attack on Pahalgam tourists on April 22, killing 25 tourists and one local. Photo: Imran Nissar / Hinduism
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: Frame/shikara fruit seller Hashim Ali offers free fruit chats for tourists at Dal Lake as uneasy calm prevails in Kashmir after attacking tourists in Pahalgam on April 22.
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Srinagar, 01/5/2025: Frame/People News provides tourists for Kashmirchuan for tourists to stand in queues, in Gulmarg, about 55 kilometers from Srinagar, about 55 kilometers from Srinagar, photo: Imran Nissar/Hindui
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