Kashmir Toursim is considered by specialists, guides and travelers with many miles as one of the most beautiful regions of the universe. The valley is a fertile ground and is surrounded by several mountain ranges that contribute to enhancing the natural beauty of the whole region.

Today, Kashmir is divided between the nations of China, Pakistan and India, a division that generates constant bickering and becomes a constant news in the foreign policy sections of the mainstream media around the world. India asserted its control over the southern and central parts of Kashmir, Pakistan, dominates the north-west and finally, China exerts its influence on the northeastern coast.

Snowy mountains like Nanga Parbat, the 8,126 meters, the idyllic valleys of leader and Sindh, lake trout to four thousand meters, the glacier Thajiwas, impressive pine Sonmarg and the lunar landscape of Ladakh, Little Tibet, so the called Shangri-La.In Leh palace is preserved the old wood. There are many Buddhist monasteries.

Kashmir is part of India and through a complex historical and political process that marks its origin in the year 1947 (when the whole territory of India gained independence from the Crown in the UK) when the area began to be discussed and considered a separate region. Currently living in Kashmir around thirteen million people.

North of the Indian subcontinent called, this is a captivating region, for all those who visit it, becomes an unshakable image of his mind for the rest of his life. Although, historically, the name Kashmir has designated the broad valley which is located on the eastern edge of the mountains known as the Himalayas, in more recent times the name has been used to designate the lands that are located beyond Ladakh Jammu.Kashmir is a tourism territory with a large field full of nature, Abundant wildlife and spectacular views.

The local people's expectations are high on the tourists visiting Kashmir every year. The people after years of Pakistan-sponsored militancy again wants peace in Kashmir. His areas where the bread and butter of Kashmir is dependent on tourism.