Doda (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], March 2: The picturesque region of Bhalesa in Doda district witnessed a spectacular transformation on Sunday as bright sunshine bathed the snow-covered mountains, creating a breathtaking landscape. Fresh snowfall followed by clear skies has enhanced the region’s natural beauty, making it an even more captivating sight for both locals and visitors.
The thick blanket of snow, accompanied by hovering clouds, has turned Doda into a mesmerizing winter paradise. After a brief spell of sunshine, Bhalesa’s hilly landscape has been transformed into a stunning panorama, with the green trees now glistening beneath the fresh snow, turning the area into a white paradise.
The snow-covered trees, rolling hills, and serene atmosphere have created a picturesque scene that has captured the hearts of all who visit. Bhalesa is now a popular destination for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers, with its enchanting beauty drawing tourists from far and wide.
Earlier, on Saturday, Bhalesa woke up to a magical sight as fresh snowfall turned the entire area into a winter wonderland. This snowfall, which has persisted for the past three days, ended a long dry spell, covering the mountains, trees, and homes with a thick layer of snow. The once-green landscape was transformed into a stunning white panorama, inviting locals to step outside and embrace the beauty of nature.
Despite minor inconveniences due to the wet and soggy ground, the local community is filled with excitement as they revel in the enchanting winter scenery. With temperatures dipping below freezing, residents have pulled out their warm clothing to shield themselves from the cold. The snowfall has brought not only beauty but also a renewed sense of winter spirit to the area.
A local resident remarked, “There is a wave of happiness not only in Doda district but in the whole state. This snow has come after a long dry spell, and the surroundings have changed very quickly. All the green gold in the mountains has transformed into a white blanket of snow.”