Kashmiri laborers warm their hands standing near a bonfire on a cold and foggy morning in the outskirts of Srinagar.
Kashmir Winter Sets In With Heavy Snowfall And Subzero Temperatures
The winter this year in Kashmir has brought heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures, transforming the region into a winter paradise. While the snow-capped mountains and frozen rivers attract tourists, the severe cold has posed challenges for locals, with sub-zero temperatures and disrupted transportation. The season is expected to continue into February, further testing the resilience of the residents.
Photo: AP/Dar Yasin
A Kashmiri rows his Shikara, or wooded boat, on a cold and foggy morning in the outskirts of Srinagar.
Photo: AP/Dar Yasin
Kashmiri men employed by the government to clear snow, work on a pavement on a cold and foggy morning in the outskirts of Srinagar.
Photo: PTI/S Irfan
People walk on a frozen pond on the outskirts of Srinagar. Cold conditions have tightened their grip on Kashmir, with the valley bracing for fresh spells of snowfall as two back-to-back western disturbances are likely to affect the region starting Wednesday.
Photo: AP/Dar Yasin
An auto-rickshaw moves with its headlights on as dense fog envelops the surroundings on a cold morning in the outskirts of Srinagar.
Photo: AP/Dar Yasin
A Kashmiri cyclist with his head wrapped in a shawl looks around on a cold and foggy morning in the outskirts of Srinagar.
Photo: PTI
Visitors ride on a 'shikara' on a winter day, at the Dal Lake in Srinagar. Several parts of Kashmir, including the plains of the valley, received fresh snowfall on Thursday, with moderate to heavy snow in the higher reaches, leading to an improvement in the minimum temperatures.
Photo: AP/Channi Anand
Vehicles move on a bridge amid dense fog in Jammu.
Photo: AP/Channi Anand
People shop for warm jackets amid dense fog in Jammu.
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