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Bhaderwah Attracts Tourists Amid Fresh Snowfall In Jammu And Kashmir

Bhaderwah, a peaceful town located in the Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir, is currently experiencing an influx of tourists, thanks to a fresh snowfall that blanketed the area on Tuesday.

In Bhaderwah, visitors were seen joyfully playing in the snow, building snowmen, and enjoying the winter charm. To stay warm, they gathered around bonfires while sipping hot tea.

Balkrishan, an official from the Bhaderwah Development Authority, shared his enthusiasm about the second snowfall of the season and the growing interest among tourists.

“This is not just a local attraction; we have tourists from West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, and other states. We’ve made sure to inspect all facilities and ensure everything is in place for the tourists’ comfort,” he said.

For many visitors, the experience has been nothing short of magical.

Aakash, a first-time traveller to Bhaderwah, expressed his joy: “We heard so much about this place from our friends, and it has exceeded our expectations. It’s my first time here, and I’m completely enchanted. My heart feels light, and happy,” he shared.

Shivam Gupta, a tourist from Agra, was equally impressed by the region’s natural beauty.

“The weather is fantastic, and the views are absolutely stunning. Everyone here is having a great time,” he said.

Vikas from Varanasi mentioned that his visit to Vaishno Devi led him to explore Bhaderwah. “People suggested this place to us, and we’re so glad we came. It’s a beautiful, peaceful place, and we’re thoroughly enjoying our time here,” he said.

Similarly, a woman from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, was captivated by the snowy landscape after her pilgrimage to Vaishno Devi. “We came to Vaishno Devi and then planned to see the snowfall. Bhaderwah was recommended to us, and it’s simply mesmerizing,” she remarked.

Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted isolated light rain and snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir until December 30, further enhancing the region’s appeal for winter tourism. A yellow warning has also been issued for December 25, with a cold wave expected across the area.

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