Jammu, September 29:

The Jammu and Kashmir administration on Monday reopened seven major tourist destinations in the Kashmir Valley. It was closed as a precautionary measure after the terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22.

The decision was taken after a meeting of the Unified Headquarters chaired by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday.  After a detailed review and discussion of security at the UHQ meeting today, several tourist destinations that were temporarily closed in the Jammu and Kashmir divisions have been ordered to reopen.

The 7 tourist destinations that have now reopened in Kashmir include
Aadu Valley
Rafting Point and Yannar
Akkad Park.
Padshahi Park
Command Post

Apart from this, 5 tourist places have also been opened in Jammu division, which include
Dagan Top (Ramban)
Dhagar (Kathua)
Shiva Cave (Salal, Reasi)

Earlier in June, the administration had also reopened 16 other tourist destinations, including parts of Pahalgam.