Pune tourists continue Kashmir expedition unfazed after narrowly missing Pahalgam attack

Pune tourists continue Kashmir expedition unfazed after narrowly missing Pahalgam attack

The presence of the Indian Armed Forces across Jammu and Kashmir, cooperation from local residents, and administrative efforts to maintain the law and order situation have helped tourist activities thrive again and tourists to feel protected.

Mysuru tourists return safely from terror-hit Kashmir Valley - Star of Mysore

Mysuru: Ten tourists from Mysuru, who were visiting Kashmir, returned home safely. They arrived in Bengaluru from Srinagar by flight on Thursday at 12.30 pm, and later that night, travelled to Mysuru by KSRTC bus. Minister Santosh Lad played a key role in facilitating the safe return of several tourists, including those from Mysuru, to Karnataka. Three families from Mysuru had embarked on a Kashmir trip on Apr. 17, with plans to return by Apr. 2…

Tourists affirm Kashmir as ‘Heaven on Earth’ despite terror attack - Daily Good Morning Kashmir

Praise local hospitality, urge others to experience valley’s beauty A  tourist bus filled with visitors travelled peacefully along Srinagar’s Boulevard Road, with a group from Maharashtra expressing their admiration for the Kashmir Valley, describing it as a “heaven on earth”. Despite their concerns following the recent attack in Pahalgam, the tourists maintained that they believe Kashmir is the safest place on earth. The group, primarily compri…

Tourists feel 'safe' in Srinagar, applaud warmth and support of locals

Srinagar, April 26: Amid heightened security following the Pahalgam terrorist attack that claimed 26 lives, tourists in Jammu and Kashmir’s (J-K) Srinagar say they feel safe and welcomed, crediting the warmth and support of locals. While Dal Lake remains lively with visitors enjoying the picturesque landscape of the valley, nearby Pahalgam appears deserted, with a heavy security presence replacing the usual tourist crowds. “I don’t feel good abo…