Below are some lesser-known routes for road trips from Sonmarg filled with adventure, tranquility and picturesque views. Gurez Valley is one of those hidden places in Jammu & Kashmir that do not ...
SRINAGAR: A massive fire broke out in the market of the famous resort town of Sonmarg in Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, officials said. The fire, which started from a ...
A massive fire broke out at a hotel and quickly spread to nearby accommodations and shops in Sonmarg district of Jammu & Kashmir on Saturday. There was no immediate report of any casualties.
The 6.5 km-long Z-Morh tunnel was finally inaugurated by PM Modi in Sonmarg, Kashmir. The tunnel provides all-weather connectivity between Sonamarg and the rest of the Valley ...
Additionally, the statistics revealed that 10,783 foreign tourists visited Gulmarg in 2024. The highest influx of international visitors occurred in February, with 2,018 foreign tourists recorded.
Mr Modi opened the Z-Morh (turn) tunnel – a 6.5km road in the resort town of Sonmarg in Jammu and Kashmir. The town denotes the end of the conifer-clad mountains of the Kashmir Valley before ...
Fresh snowfall in higher reaches and rain in the plains ended the prolonged dry spell in the Kashmir valley, with the Meteorological Department forecasting a possibility of more precipitation over the ...
PM Narendra Modi inaugurated Z-Morh Tunnel in Sonmarg on January 13, 2025. The Z-Morh tunnel is a key transport route that is also significant. The 6.5 km long, two-lane tunnel is situated on the ...
PM Modi is set to open the 6.5-km Z-Morh tunnel on January 13, enhancing all-weather connectivity to Sonmarg in Kashmir. The railways successfully tested a train on the Katra-Banihal section ...
The higher reaches of the Kashmir Valley experienced a light snowfall while some plains received rainfall on Friday, officials said. The tourist destinations of Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonmarg received ...
Fire tenders rushed to spot to douse blaze, say officials The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar ...