With enormous greens towering on each side or stretches of tranquil water ahead, Kashmir’s lakes are perfect for floating around and admiring the beauty of nature. A Shikara ride along one of the Kashmir region’s lakes is an unforgettable experience. A Shikara is a long wooden boat that you may frequently see cruising along on Kashmir’s lakes. They are utilized for both transportation and tourism. Many tourists have enjoyed the unique experience of floating over the quiet, placid waters of lakes like the Dal while passing by some of the area’s most famous locations, including the Nishat and Shalimar Gardens, as well as the Hazratbal Mosque.
Shikaras are a type of wooden boat that may be found on Srinagar’s lakes in J&K. For its shikara rides, the Dal Lake in Srinagar is well known among tourists. Shikaras exist in different sizes and can be used for a variety of things, including public transportation. Typically, a shikara may hold six passengers, with the driver seated at the lowest extremity.