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#6650726

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650728

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650730

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650732

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650734

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650736

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650738

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650740

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650770

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650788

24 April 2021

A man rides a shikara at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650790

24 April 2021

A man rides a shikara at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650792

24 April 2021

A man rides a shikara at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.

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#6650794

24 April 2021

Non Local vendors push a cart filled with (Snacks) Gol Gappe (Paani Puri) near World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.  Weekend curfew in Jammu and Kashmir from tonight 8pm to Monday 6am to curb Covid-19 spread

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#6650796

24 April 2021

Shikara owners wait for customers at World famous Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.  Weekend curfew in Jammu and Kashmir from tonight 8pm to Monday 6am to curb Covid-19 spread

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#6650798

24 April 2021

Commuters walk near Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.  Weekend curfew in Jammu and Kashmir from tonight 8pm to Monday 6am to curb Covid-19 spread

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#6650800

24 April 2021

Auto Rickshaw drivers wait for Tourists near the Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India on 24 April 2021. Tourism in Kashmir started off on a promising note at the start of the New Year. However, with the second wave wrecking havoc across the country, the tourist influx has begun to dry up.  In the last two weeks, most advance bookings in hotels and houseboats across Kashmir have been cancelled, stakeholders said.  Weekend curfew in Jammu and Kashmir from tonight 8pm to Monday 6am to curb Covid-19 spread

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