Comments on: Gulmarg Biosphere Reserve http://www.gulmarg.org/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/ All About The Grand Himalayan Ski Resort Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:40:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Prashant http://www.gulmarg.org/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-175 Prashant Sun, 26 Aug 2007 03:45:50 +0000 http://www.gulmarg.org/blog/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-175 It depends on what you want to do. Generally speaking Gulmarg is not the kind of place where women could just go and find summer jobs - if thats what you mean. One option could be to contact one of the big hotels, or a tour operator. It depends on what you want to do. Generally speaking Gulmarg is not the kind of place where women could just go and find summer jobs - if thats what you mean. One option could be to contact one of the big hotels, or a tour operator.

]]> By: Catherine Timms http://www.gulmarg.org/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-124 Catherine Timms Thu, 16 Aug 2007 00:22:05 +0000 http://www.gulmarg.org/blog/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-124 Hi, I am interested in working at Gulmarg this coming season. Who do I contact to ask about this? Thanks, Catherine Hi,

I am interested in working at Gulmarg this coming season. Who do I contact to ask about this?

Thanks,

Catherine

]]> By: Mushtaq http://www.gulmarg.org/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-3 Mushtaq Wed, 20 Jun 2007 07:41:04 +0000 http://www.gulmarg.org/blog/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-3 The Kashmir state government plans to set up a deer park in Gulmarg. Conservationists are planning to breed rare red deer to save a species found only in the Himalayas from the verge of extinction. Environmentalists say there are less than 200 red deer known commonly as the Hangul left in Kashmir's forests from more than 900 in 1989 because of poaching and neglect by authorities. The Kashmir state government plans to set up a deer park in Gulmarg.

Conservationists are planning to breed rare red deer to save a species found only in the Himalayas from the verge of extinction.

Environmentalists say there are less than 200 red deer known commonly as the Hangul left in Kashmir’s forests from more than 900 in 1989 because of poaching and neglect by authorities.

]]> By: admin http://www.gulmarg.org/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-1 admin Tue, 19 Jun 2007 09:12:30 +0000 http://www.gulmarg.org/blog/gulmarg-biosphere-reserve/#comment-1 The 180sq km Gulmarg Biosphere Reserve is the natural habitat for Himalayan musk deer, red fox and black and brown bears. It is also said to be a bird-watcher’s paradise (the best months for bird watching is March to May). You could also check out the famous Muslim Babareshi shrine, several kilometres below Gulmarg. The complex mingling of religion everywhere in India means that there’s also St Mary’s Church in the middle of Gulmarg, and a small temple nearby. The 180sq km Gulmarg Biosphere Reserve is the natural habitat for Himalayan musk deer, red fox and black and brown bears. It is also said to be a bird-watcher’s paradise (the best months for bird watching is March to May). You could also check out the famous Muslim Babareshi shrine, several kilometres below Gulmarg. The complex mingling of religion everywhere in India means that there’s also St Mary’s Church in the middle of Gulmarg, and a small temple nearby.

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