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8 Tourist Spots Closed After Pahalgam to Reopen
The Morning Standard
|June 15, 2025
In a boost for tourism revival, Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha has decided to reopen eight out of 48 tourist destinations closed in Kashmir for security audit after April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
"Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, IGP Kashmir and Divisional Commissioner, Jammu and IGP had sought reports from all districts and now we have decided to open some closed tourist destinations," Sinha told reporters.
He announced the reopening of Betab Valley, parks in Pahalgam market, Verinag garden, Kokernag garden, and Achabal garden in south Kashmir. "In Srinagar three tourist destinations Badamwari Park, Duck Park (Nageen) and Taqdeer Park (Hazratbal) will be reopened for tourists."
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