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 Desirable Kashmiri Dishes You Must Taste  Kashmir is considered to be the "Paradise on Earth." It finds its significance in the breathtaking lands, but more importantly, in the delicious and savoury food varieties. The distinct culture and long history of Kashmir are reflected in its food, which is influenced by Persian, Mughal, and other local traditions. From its serene Dal Lake to its throbbing markets in Srinagar, you cannot afford to miss the several local dishes that every region, especially Kashmir, offers. Here are eight scrumptious Kashmiri dishes to try on your visit. Source: Wikimedia Commons 1. Rogan Josh Rogan Josh must be Kashmiri cuisine's most famous dish. This is an aromatic curry prepared with lamb or goat cooked in red chilies. It has a deep red colour because of its main spice, Kashmiri red chile powder. Fragrant pieces of the meat, resulting from slow cooking with spices like cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon, are devoured at each spoonful. How It...

  Amarnath Cave, nestled deep in the majestic Himalayas of Jammu and Kashmir, houses one sacred site attracting thousands of pilgrims each year for the natural ice formation of Shiva Lingam. The cave is, in fact, more than just a religious destination; it is also a destination that offers breathtaking beauty and rich history. In this paper, we shall discuss the journey to Amarnath, its significance, and the experiences that make it so unique as a spiritual adventure. Hi Bye Holidays The Journey Begins The Amarnath pilgrimage typically takes place in the summer months, when the snow would have retreated, and the trails were opened for the pilgrims. It may be undertaken on either of the two main routes or: the traditional route from Pahalgam and the shorter, steeper route from Baltal. Starting from Pahalgam The Pahalgam route is more in demand and offers a beautiful trekking experience. It starts from the charming town of Pahalgam, covered with lush green grass and gushing rivers. Fr...