Pandrethan is an ancient stone temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that lies within a square shaped tank to the north of Jhelum River. It is located about four miles from Srinagar city. The temple, also once known as Meru Vardhana Swami, was built by Meru, minister to King Partha who ruled Kashmir from 921-931 AD. The roof of the temple was carved out of a single piece of rock and known for its impressive designs and illustrations. The domed roof and arches of the temple are the best examples of classic Kashmiri architecture.
- attractions
- 18 Feb 2015
The Mughals, other than conquering and ruling, were obsessed with gardens. It was their favourite pastime. These gardens took cues from the Persian design and architecture, were laid out in rectilinear shapes. They had all an emperor would like to wander around: pools, canals, fountains, flowers and miniature waterfalls. The gardens were carved in different […]
- blog
- 06 Jun 2025
How the Chenab Bridge Is Set to Redefine Tourism in Kashmir
Bridging Nature and Opportunity Towering gracefully over the roaring waters of the Chenab River, the Chenab Railway Bridge is more than a marvel of engineering—it is a bridge to the future of tourism in Jammu & Kashmir. For decades, travelers have dreamed of seamless access to the untouched beauty of Kashmir’s valleys and mountains. Now, […]
- Client Stories
- 19 May 2025
My Amarnath Yatra experience with KashmirHills.com was truly divine. From registration to the trek arrangements, everything was handled smoothly. The team was supportive throughout, and the accommodation was very comfortable. Highly recommended!
- Client Stories
- 17 May 2025
I was worried about managing such a spiritual journey alone, but KashmirHills made it so simple. Their guidance for medical certificates, permits, and the route was detailed and helpful. The team even helped me get my RFID card without any hassle.
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