Heritage sites
Heritage Sites & Monuments
Srinagar district is home to architectural marvels and historical sites spanning centuries, reflecting diverse traditions and cultural influences.
Monuments & Archaeological Sites
Hari Parbat Fort
Built: 16th CenturyHistoric fort overlooking Srinagar city, representing Mughal and Afghan-era military architecture.
Pari Mahal
Built: 1650 CESix-terraced historic structure used as an observatory and learning centre.
Harwan Archaeological Site
3rd-4th Century CEAncient site known for terracotta tiles and archaeological remains.
Burzahom Archaeological Site
3000–1500 BCENeolithic site showing early human settlement with pit dwellings and tools.
Gardens & Landscapes
Shalimar Bagh
Built: 1619 CEHistoric Mughal garden known for terraces, fountains, and water channels.
Nishat Bagh
Built: 1633 CETerraced garden offering scenic views of Dal Lake.
Chashme Shahi
Built: 1632 CEGarden known for its natural spring and compact design.
Heritage Structures (Religious Architecture)
Hazratbal
Built: 17th CenturyProminent lakeside structure known for its white marble dome.
Shankaracharya Temple
AncientHilltop structure offering panoramic views of Srinagar.
Jamia Masjid
Built: 1402 CEHistoric wooden structure showcasing traditional Kashmiri architecture.
Gurdwara Chatti Patshahi
17th CenturyHistoric structure associated with traditional architecture.
Holy Family Catholic Church
20th CenturyHistoric church reflecting colonial-era architectural style in Srinagar.
Sharika Hill Shrine
AncientHistoric hilltop structure located within the Hari Parbat area, forming part of the larger heritage landscape.
Khanqah-e-Moula
Built: 1395 CENoted for intricate woodwork and papier-mâché detailing.