Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has unveiled a strategy to elevate Srinagar into a prime tourist hub by boosting religious tourism and uncovering hidden border locations such as Gurez and Keran. The state aims to bolster its tourism infrastructure, which has already resulted in a surge of visitors, totaling 2.36 crore in 2024. This year alone, more than 1,000 tourism initiatives have been successfully executed.
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J&K to Boost Religious Tourism and Border Exploration, Targets Srinagar Transformation with 1,000 Completed Tourism Projects
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