Kashmir EcoWatch
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Hydrogeological inventory of 100 artesian karst springs, community drinking springsheds, thermal geothermal vents, and sacred Himalayan water sources across Kashmir, Jammu, and Ladakh.
Filter the 100 mapped springs by hydrogeological mechanism, heritage status, or geothermal activity.
Curated perspectives on monumental karst resurgences, geothermal hot springs, aquifer mechanics, and community spring monitoring.
Largest and most famous spring in Kashmir. Known for crystal-clear waters and trout fisheries.
Historic spring with Mughal gardens. Known for constant flow and clear waters.
Source of Jhelum River. Historic spring with Mughal architecture. Perennial flow with high discharge.
The Mughal Garden Chashma Shahi was built around this freshwater spring by Shah Jahan in 1632 AD.
Largest and most famous spring in Kashmir. Known for crystal-clear waters and trout fisheries.
Historic spring with Mughal gardens. Known for constant flow and clear waters.
Source of Jhelum River. Historic spring with Mughal architecture. Perennial flow with high discharge.
High-altitude spring feeding Lidder River. Sacred spring near Amarnath route.
Community spring in Anantnag. Important for local water supply and agriculture.
Spring in Kulgam district. Supports local agriculture and community water needs.
Added to represent the user request for a Malikpora Spring in Bandipora. Needs field verification for exact coordinates and flow characteristics.
The Mughal Garden Chashma Shahi was built around this freshwater spring by Shah Jahan in 1632 AD.
Celebrated for the annual 'Gaade Maare' (fishing festival) where villagers clean the spring bed of weeds and silt.