Near by places around National Institute of Technology Srinagar: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Srinagar

Adjacent to campus

A famous freshwater lake known for its houseboats and Shikara rides, surrounded by mountains.

5-10 km

Comprises Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi, known for their terraced lawns, fountains, and beautiful floral displays.

Approx. 10 km

An ancient Hindu temple perched atop Shankaracharya Hill, offering panoramic views of Srinagar city and Dal Lake.

Walkable distance

A revered Muslim shrine located on the northern bank of Dal Lake, known for housing a relic, the Moi-e-Muqqadas.

Approx. 1-2 km

Often called 'The Jewel in the Ring', it's a calmer and less commercialized lake connected to Dal Lake.

Approx. 8 km

Asia's largest tulip garden, set in the foothills of the Zabarwan mountain range, offering a vibrant display of tulips in spring.

Approx. 9 km

A historic seven-terraced garden located above the Chashme Shahi Garden, offering stunning views of Dal Lake.

Approx. 7 km

An important mosque in Srinagar's Old City, known for its Indo-Saracenic architecture and serene courtyard.

Approx. 23 km

A wildlife sanctuary known for its population of the endangered Hangul (Kashmir stag), offering a glimpse into Himalayan wildlife.

Approx. 10 km

A pedestrian-only market area in Srinagar, famous for shopping local handicrafts, textiles, and Kashmiri souvenirs.

Approx. 50 km

A popular skiing destination and a scenic meadow known for its Gondola cable car rides and breathtaking views of snow-covered mountains.

Approx. 90 km

Known as the 'Valley of Shepherds', famous for its lush valleys, gushing rivers, and as the base for the Amarnath Yatra.

Approx. 80 km

Translates to 'Meadow of Gold', an enchanting valley known for its snow-capped peaks, Thajiwas Glacier, and alpine landscapes.

Approx. 120 km

An untouched paradise known for its lush green meadows, apple orchards, and serene villages, offering unspoiled natural beauty.

Approx. 123-140 km

A remote and picturesque valley in the high Himalayas, known for its unique culture, traditional wooden houses, and the Kishanganga River.

Approx. 64 km

Ancient ruins of an 8th-century Hindu temple dedicated to Surya, offering architectural grandeur and panoramic views of the Kashmir Valley.

Approx. 60 km

One of Asia's largest freshwater lakes, supporting rich biodiversity and offering tranquil natural beauty.

Approx. 130 km

A high-altitude mountain pass offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding Pir Panjal range and valleys, often snow-covered.

Approx. 70 km

Known as 'Kashmir's Niagara Falls', a mesmerizing waterfall amidst dense forests, ideal for nature lovers and trout fishing.

Approx. 47 km

A less-frequented but beautiful hill station with vast meadows, deodar forests, and tranquil surroundings, perfect for short treks.