India’s first igloo cafe comes up in Kashmir’s Gulmarg
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, GULMARG/ Created : Jan 27, 2021, 15:01 IST
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Reportedly, Hotelier Waseem Shah conceived the idea to build this igloo to give a new experience to the locals and tourists. Igloos are commonly found in colder destinations like Finland, Switzerland, and Canada, but the concept i … Read more
Reportedly, Hotelier Waseem Shah conceived the idea to build this igloo to give a new experience to the locals and tourists. Igloos are commonly found in colder destinations like Finland, Switzerland, and Canada, but the concept is new to India, with Manali being the first destination to have an igloo hotel. Read less
Reportedly, Hotelier Waseem Shah conceived the idea to build this igloo to give a new experience to the locals and tourists. Igloos are commonly found in colder destinations like Finland, Switzerland, and Canada, but the concept is new to India, with Manali being the first destination to have an igloo hotel.
However, Waseem Shah has built an igloo cafe outside his Gulmarg-based hotel. Reportedly, it took the owner 300 days in terms of labour and 15 days in particular to construct the igloo café.
What can the guests expect?
The food
When you manage to get a table, order from the appetising menu, featuring hot drinks like kahwa and mutton or chicken tikka for starters and a delish full course vegetarian or non-vegetarian meal. Since it is an igloo, it may get tough for a living human to stand the temperature for more than an hour or so.
Gulmarg is a popular skiing destination, located in the Pir Panjal range in the Kashmir region.
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