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With its ornate houseboats and Mughal gardens, Dal Lake offers a glimpse into Kashmir's historical blend of Persian and Indian influences.
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A seven-terraced garden built by Prince Dara Shikoh in the 17th century, it served as an observatory and school of astrology.
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The 8th-century shrine dedicated to Surya (sun god), it exemplifies the unique Kashmiri style of Hindu temple architecture.
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Perched atop a hill in Srinagar, it dates back to 200 BCE and represents one of Kashmir's oldest religious sites.
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With its 370 wooden pillars, it showcases the distinctive Indo-Saracenic architectural style introduced during the 14th century.
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Constructed by Emperor Akbar in 1590, it offers panoramic views of Srinagar and houses the shrine of Sufi saint Makhdoom Sahib.
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Built by King Avantivarman in the 9th century, they highlight the sophisticated stone craftsmanship of medieval Kashmir.
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Housing a relic believed to be Prophet Muhammad's hair, it blends Mughal and Kashmiri architectural elements with its pristine white marble.
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