Overview
Jammu & Kashmir is India’s northernmost state with its breathtaking scenery, rich cultural heritage, and historical importance. The state comprises three divisions: Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh (now a separate Union territory). It has scenic valleys, white-topped mountains, and renowned sites such as Dal Lake, Gulmarg, and Vaishno Devi Temple.
Jammu & Kashmir is rich in cultural heritage and shows a mix of Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist traditions. Kashmiri handicrafts such as Pashmina Shawls and carpets are world famous. The cuisine of the region, with mouth-watering like Rogan josh and Kashmiri Kahwa, is also world famous. Jammu & Kashmir has a multifaceted history because of disputes over territory. Article 370 was abrogated in 2019, altering its political status. Even with challenges, the region is a prominent tourist destination, pulling in tourists because of its natural beauty and lively traditions. Its distinctive geography and heritage make it a significant constituent of India.