Gulmarg, the famed hill-town in north Kashmir, has been transformed into a dazzling winter landscape following a fresh layer of snowfall.
Gulmarg, the famed hill-town in north Kashmir, has been transformed into a dazzling winter landscape following a fresh layer of snowfall.

Gulmarg, the famed hill-town in north Kashmir, has been transformed into a dazzling winter landscape following a fresh layer of snowfall. The resort town, renowned for its skiing and alpine beauty, was seen coated in white as snow descended on high-altitude slopes, delighting tourists and locals alike.
The snowfall arrived ahead of schedule this season, covering meadows and forested slopes with snow, and giving the landscape a magical feel. Visitors to Gulmarg witnessed not just the usual scenic beauty, but a full winter makeover that has reignited interest in the region’s winter tourism offerings.
Tourism stakeholders are optimistic that the early snow cover will boost visitor numbers, especially for those keen on winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding. In previous years, sparse snowfall had raised concerns among hoteliers and ski operators, so this development brings a renewed sense of hope.
That said, authorities have also issued caution for motorists and visitors: slopes and roads may be slippery, and higher reaches are advised to remain vigilant about weather changes. With snow accumulating, freezing conditions and limited visibility could pose challenges.
For travellers, the fresh snowfall in Gulmarg offers a perfect mix of adventure and scenic charm. The snow-covered landscape is not just photogenic; it signals the start of the winter season in one of Asia’s premier mountain destinations. With the updated conditions, ski lifts, gondolas and snow-activity zones are likely to ramp up operations.
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