This house directly above the temple ruins offers big bare rooms which can sleep up to eight – put your sleeping bag and mattress on the floor. Look for the 'Paying Guest House' sign. Ashraf organises local treks.
Ashraf Jagil's Homestay
Srinagar & the Kashmir Valley
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