Srinagar, Sept. 22 -- Syed Showket

Tourism is not only about economic engagement and development; it is also a powerful tool for promoting peace, cultural exchange, community engagement, and sustainable development. Jammu and Kashmir, with its majestic mountains, meadows, forests, rivers, lakes, and border landscapes, has enormous tourism potential. In recent years, several previously restricted and lesser-known destinations, particularly in border areas, have attracted visitors. Places such as Bungus Valley, Keran, Machil, Gurez, and Sadana Top have opened up new opportunities for local communities and visitors to experience the region's natural beauty and cultural richness

The opening of new destinations has created opportunities for ...