Morning Snowfall Graces Srinagar, But No Major Accumulation Recorded
Srinagar 27/01/2026 ( JKNN) Tourists visiting Srinagar are making the most of the city’s breathtaking natural beauty, capturing memorable moments through photography in creative and unique styles.
Amid the ongoing snowfall, Srinagar’s iconic Amira Kadal Bridge has taken on a breathtaking new look, drawing attention from locals and visitors alike.
Blanketed in fresh snow, the historic bridge now stands as a striking winter spectacle in the heart of the city.
The redevelopment of Amira Kadal, featuring upgraded infrastructure and modern public facilities, is expected to boost local trade and enhance tourist movement.
Officials believe the transformation will have a positive impact similar to the recent beautification projects at Zero Bridge and Habba Kadal, which have already become popular urban attractions.
Adding to the winter charm, the Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower) at Lal Chowk was also seen covered in snow, presenting a postcard-like view of Srinagar’s city center.
The captivating snow-covered visuals were captured by Zia Shakeel, whose photographs highlight the serene beauty of Srinagar under a white blanket.
With picturesque landscapes, charming streets, and a refreshing winter atmosphere, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir continues to attract visitors eager to frame their experiences through lenses and smartphones alike.
Across various parts of the city, tourists were seen experimenting with different photography styles — from candid street shots to artistic portrait poses against scenic backdrops.
Popular locations, including gardens, lakesides, and bustling streets, have turned into lively photography spots where visitors pause to capture the perfect shot.
The ongoing winter season has further enhanced Srinagar’s visual appeal. Light snowfall, misty surroundings, and cool weather have created an ideal setting for photography enthusiasts.
Many tourists, equipped with cameras and umbrellas, were seen joyfully clicking pictures, documenting their travel memories in creative ways.
Local photographers also noted a rise in visitors requesting professional photo sessions to preserve their moments in Kashmir’s iconic landscapes.
The trend reflects not only tourism growth but also the increasing popularity of travel photography among visitors.
Despite the seasonal chill, the cheerful presence of tourists has added vibrancy to the city. Their enthusiasm for photography highlights Srinagar’s timeless charm — a place where every corner offers a frame-worthy view.
The latest images captured by Zia Shakeel perfectly showcase this atmosphere.
His photographs highlight tourists pausing beneath the towering Zabarwan range, posing against misty backdrops, and enjoying spontaneous photo sessions along Srinagar’s scenic routes.
The blend of visitors, winter light, and mountain scenery creates frames that look straight out of a travel magazine.
As snowflakes gently descended over the city, children, tourists, and locals embraced the moment in their own ways.
In one heartwarming scene captured by photographer Zia Shakeel, a little girl is seen happily enjoying the snowfall, holding an umbrella while watching the snow fall around her.
Just a few steps away, other children were busy shaping snow into a cheerful snowman, laughter filling the cold air.
(JKNEWS NATION)
About The Author
