Multiple number of shikaras on the water of the Dal Lake in Srinagar Long Sleeve T-Shirt

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The Dal Lake is an eco-system of its own. With the large number of houseboats here and the tourists they attract, there are a large number of people here to cater to their needs. The local people also live here, move in the lake on smaller boats, setup local floating markets in the lake and use it as a transportation system. Here, you can see a number of shikaras apparently moving in the same direction, but almost none of them are carrying any tourists as of now. In the distance, you can see a large number of house boats. The Dal Lake is one of the crowing glories of Srinagar, driving most tourists to the region. The lake is contained within the city of Srinagar and is not very large (you can drive around the outer edge of the lake within a matter of hours), with the outer permiter being around 16 kilometers. The lake forms an intergal part of the economy of the city, with tourism centered around the lake, and with fishing and water plant harvesting also happening on the lake. A large...

Ashish Agarwal works for a software company and has a passion for photography (and keeps on getting amazed at some of the quality of photos that he sees from other people). He lives in India, and likes to travel as and when he can get leave. Fortunately, he has access to a number of different cameras, so the photos in this collection are from a range of different cameras.