
Achabal Garden: Spring-fed Terraces and Mughal Design
Achabal Garden is a Mughal garden in Anantnag district, arranged around a spring at the foot of a hill.
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Achabal Garden is a Mughal garden in Anantnag district, arranged around a spring at the foot of a hill.

Anantnag railway station is a rail access point for southern Kashmir. It serves the Anantnag area within the Kashmir Valley corridor and is identified

Anantnag is a major town and district headquarters in southern Kashmir. The name also refers to the surrounding district, so town history and district

Aru is a village and mountain visitor destination in Anantnag district, above the Pahalgam area. It is also known as Adav in Kashmiri. Meadows, settle

Betaab Valley is a visitor landscape near Pahalgam in Anantnag district. It is also associated with the older names Hajan, Hagan or Hagoon in publishe

Bijbehara, known as Vejibror in Kashmiri, is a town in Anantnag district beside the Jhelum. It is associated with chinar-lined garden settings and the

Chandanwari, also written Chandanwadi, is a mountain approach above Pahalgam in Anantnag district. It appears in accounts of the Pahalgam-side Amarnat

Kashmir willow is associated with the production of cricket-bat timber and the work of bat makers in the Kashmir Valley.

Kokernag is a town in Anantnag district's Breng Valley, known particularly for its freshwater springs and garden setting.

The early medieval solar temple’s royal associations, central shrine, enclosure and surviving archaeological evidence.

Overa–Aru Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected landscape associated with the Lidder valley and the Pahalgam–Aru area of Anantnag district. Its name conne

Pahalgam’s river setting, name, neighbouring valleys and role in the Amarnath pilgrimage landscape.

Sheshnag is a high mountain lake in Anantnag district, associated with the Pahalgam-side route of the Amarnath pilgrimage.

Tarsar Lake is an alpine lake in the mountain landscape associated with Anantnag and the Aru-side walking routes. Published descriptions identify its

Trout farming in Kashmir is a cold-water aquaculture activity supported by hatcheries, flowing-water production systems and specialist fish husbandry.

A spring framed by Mughal stonework and garden design, conventionally identified with the Jhelum’s source.