Srinagar, December 21:
This winter in Jammu and Kashmir created history by breaking a 133-year-old record when the temperature dropped to -8.5°C. This cold night turned out to be a wonderful experience for the city dwellers.
Srinagar created cold history with a temperature of -8.5°C, the lowest in 133 years. This extraordinary cold affected every corner of the city, and people took extra steps to protect themselves.
This drop in temperature was felt in the form of a cold wave, causing snow to accumulate on the city roads and making life difficult.
In this severe cold, the famous Drang waterfall of Srinagar got covered in a blanket of snow. The sight of the snow-covered waterfall was not only amazing but also became a new addition to the tourist attractions of Srinagar.
Due to the icy cold and snow-covered scenery, Srinagar started to look like a cold magical world. Tourists from far and wide were heading to Srinagar so that they could capture this snowy landscape in their cameras.
Dal Lake, snow-clad mountains and the snow-capped hills near the Drang Falls became the centre of attraction for tourists.
