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Srinagar, May 24: The delegates of the G20 summit concluded their three-day conference in Srinagar on Wednesday, leaving captivated by the breathtaking beauty and warm hospitality of Kashmir during their sightseeing tour.
Amidst intense diplomatic discussions, the foreign representatives took time to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and natural wonders of the region.
The delegates began their visit by exploring the iconic Mughal Gardens, where they were greeted by a symphony of vibrant flowers and meticulously manicured landscapes.
Donning traditional Kashmiri attire, the delegates walked through the terraced gardens, marveling at the architectural magnificence and serene ambiance, absorbing the timeless charm of the historic gardens.
Continuing their sightseeing, the delegates proceeded to the recently refurbished Polo View market, a bustling hub of traditional craftsmanship and modern shopping delights.
They leisurely strolled through the vibrant market, indulging in local handicrafts, exquisite jewelry, and traditional Kashmiri attire.
The delegates were enchanted by the blend of old-world charm and contemporary offerings, providing them with a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural tapestry.
Earlier in the day, the G20 delegates enjoyed a leisurely round of golf at the prestigious Royal Spring Golf Course, which offered them a resplendent view of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.
Surrounded by lush greenery and pristine landscapes, the golf course provided a perfect retreat for the delegates to relax and engage in friendly competition, further strengthening the bonds between nations.
Throughout their visit, the delegates were overwhelmed by the genuine warmth and hospitality extended to them by the people of Kashmir.
The locals, renowned for their legendary hospitality, spared no effort in ensuring the delegates felt welcome and cherished.
Expressing their gratitude, the delegates acknowledged the kindness and generosity they encountered at every step of their journey, creating indelible memories of their time in the region.
Recognizing the region’s potential as a global tourist destination, the delegates pledged to promote Kashmir as a peaceful and welcoming place to their respective countries.
The visit of the G20 delegates to Srinagar is expected to strengthen bilateral ties and foster cultural exchange, while showcasing Kashmir’s remarkable beauty and hospitality to the world.
The enchanting experience is anticipated to leave a lasting impact, fostering a stronger bond between nations and inspiring future collaborations.
The delegation also visited the first wire-free and pedestrian market, Polo View, situated in the heart of the City Centre Lal Chowk.
Eyewitnesses reported that the delegates arrived at the refurbished Polo View market in the afternoon and engaged with the local shopkeepers.
They enthusiastically explored several shops, interacting with the people and expressing interest in the goods on display.
Prior to their visit to Polo View, the G20 delegates had the opportunity to explore the renowned Mughal Garden Nishat, located on the scenic banks of Dal Lake.
The delegates were captivated by the garden’s beauty, capturing memorable moments through their cameras.
This visit by the 53 delegates from G20 member countries has showcased the tourism potential and cultural vibrancy of Jammu and Kashmir.
The region, known for its natural splendor and rich heritage, has attracted global attention as it hosts this landmark summit.
