Wular Lake

Wular Lake lies at a distance of 60 kilometers from Srinagar, Kashmir. This lake draws water from the northern river, Jhelum. This lake is the largest fresh water lake in India. This lake has a width of 10 kilometers and it has a length of 24 kilometers. The shores of this lake are not clearly defined.

Several small streams, viz. Harbuji, the Aarah, Erin and Pohru. The Harbuji, Aarah, Erin and Pohru streams flow into the Wullar Lake. Tours and travel to the Wullar Lake in Srinagar, Kashmir, India includes a visit to the town of Bandipora that lies near the Wular Lake.

Kashmir Hub attempts to make your travel to the picturesque Wullar Lake a memorable one by offering you all information about this beautiful and peaceful tourist destination. Tours to the Wullar Lake involve a visit to a number of tourist spots around the Wullar Lake. Bandipora is a popular tourist attraction.

This township is situated on the eastern bank of the Wular Lake. It is popular for its woolen blankets. Tours to Wular Lake usually involves a visit to the Nal Sarovar bird sanctuary that is situated near the Lake. This is also an important tourist destination.