This was like the single largest shop we ever saw in all of Kashmir.
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Shady Refuge of A Tree
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Shikara
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Sundry-on-Dal
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Fruit Flotilla
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Mirror Surface
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Where Angels Live (Pari Mahal)
The Pari Mahal opened in 1650, and was used as a library and place to teach astrology and astronomy. Below is the Royal Springs Golf Course, Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden and Dal Lake.
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Respected Place
The local name, Hazratbal translate literally as Respected Place, or otherwise a place of high respect or regard. It contains a relic, the Moi-e-Muqqadas, believed by many Muslims of Kashmir to be a hair of Muhammad and is considered to be Kashmir’s holiest Muslim shrine. [citation]
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Jamia Masjid
The Jamia Masjid was built in 1394 as a square building containing mostly this central courtyard. It measures 120 meters long on each side, and has capacity for 33,333 devotees. The central feature of the courtyard is this fountain which also used for ablution. This mosque sits right in the middle of old Srinagar town.
- Taken: 8 April, 2017,
Dogs Eat Goat World
A pack of feral dogs devour the remains of a goat (or sheep?) which had most probably fallen victim to the sudden snowfall.
- Taken: 7 April, 2017,