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Jammu and Kashmir: Doda transforms into Winter Wonderland after snowfall

The picturesque region of Bhalesa in Doda district woke up to a mesmerising blanket of fresh snowfall, turning the entire area into a breathtaking winter wonderland. The snowfall, which has continued for the past three days, has ended the prolonged dry spell, covering the mountains, trees, and homes in a thick layer of snow.

ANI Mar 01, 2025 10:09 IST googleads

Doda district in Jammu and Kashmir transforms into Winter Wonderland (Photo/ANI)

Doda (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], March 1 (ANI): The picturesque region of Bhalesa in Doda district woke up to a mesmerising blanket of fresh snowfall, turning the entire area into a breathtaking winter wonderland. The snowfall, which has continued for the past three days, has ended the prolonged dry spell, covering the mountains, trees, and homes in a thick layer of snow.

The once-green landscape has been transformed into a stunning white panorama, drawing locals outdoors to revel in the beauty of nature. While the wet and soggy ground poses minor inconveniences, the excitement among residents remains high as they enjoy the enchanting winter scenery.


With temperatures dipping below freezing, people have once again pulled out their warm clothing to combat the cold. The snowfall has not only added to the natural beauty of the region but has also brought joy and renewed winter spirit to the local community.

The past three days of continuous snowfall and rain have brought an end to the dry spell, covering the mountains in a thick layer of snow.


A local says, "There is a wave of happiness not only in Doda district but in the whole state. This snow has come after a long dry spell, and the surroundings have changed very quickly. All the green gold in the mountains has transformed due to the white blanket of snow."
Meanwhile, as tourism flourished, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi underscored the improved security situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

He stated, "In the hinterland, the Counter Terrorism grid has been reinvigorated, and all government agencies have taken steps in a synergized manner for the upliftment of the local populace, which has resulted in the region shifting from 'Terrorism to Tourism.'

"With enhanced security and infrastructural development, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a resurgence in economic activity, driven by a surge in tourism. (ANI)

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