Verinag

E144569

Verinag is a famous spring and tourist spot in Jammu and Kashmir, India, known for its Mughal-era garden and as the origin point of the Jhelum River.

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Verinag canonical 3

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf spring
tourist attraction
town
associatedWith Jahangir
surface form: Emperor Jahangir
builtDuringReignOf Jahangir
climateType temperate Himalayan climate
country India
gardenType Mughal Gardens
surface form: Mughal garden
hasArchitecturalStyle Mughal architecture
hasCulturalSignificance historic Mughal site
hasFeature chinar trees
clear blue spring water
stone pavilion
hasHistoricalPeriod Mughal Empire (in much of the territory)
surface form: Mughal era
hasHydrologicalRole headwater spring of Jhelum basin
hasNameEtymology derived from local spring name
hasNaturalSignificance source of major river
hasRelief mountainous terrain
hasSourceOf Jhelum River
hasStructure garden terraces
octagonal spring tank
stone arcade
hasTouristInfrastructure garden pathways
rest areas
viewpoints
hasWaterBody Jhelum River
surface form: Jhelum River headwaters

spring pool
isFamousFor Mughal-era spring enclosure
origin of Jhelum River
isFamousIn Jammu and Kashmir
knownFor Shalimar Bagh
surface form: Mughal garden

spring
tourism
locatedIn Anantnag district
Jammu and Kashmir
locatedInRegion Kashmir Valley
locatedInStateOrUT Jammu and Kashmir
surface form: Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir
nearbyCity Anantnag district
surface form: Anantnag
originatesFrom Verinag self-linksurface differs
partOf Mughal garden network in Kashmir
region northern India
surface form: north India
riverSourceOf Jhelum River
tourismType heritage tourism
nature tourism
visitedFor photography
picnics
sightseeing

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Jhelum River sourceLocation Verinag
Verinag originatesFrom Verinag self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Jhelum River