The Jammu & Kashmir administration has announced the reopening of 12 popular tourist destinations from Monday, September 29, in a major step to revive the region’s fragile tourism sector. These sites had been shut since the Pahalgam terror attack in April, which sent shockwaves through the tourism community and caused heavy losses to local businesses dependent on visitors.

Following the attack in Baisaran Valley, nearly 48 of the 87 key tourist sites across Kashmir were closed as part of heightened security measures. While some reopened gradually, many remained out of bounds, creating a vacuum in the state’s tourism-driven economy.

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