Shinon Meeras in Gurez Valley is now accessible, which allows tourists to discover the fascinating history of the Dard-Shina tribes. The museum is a living memorial, preserving and promoting the artistic history of this unique community of over 38,000 people living in the stunning Gurez Valley.
Set out on an exciting journey through Shina culture, language, and the Gurezi way of life. Shinon Meeras highlights the hidden history of the Dard-Shin community, recognizing their major contributions to nation-building.
Explore Dard-Shina Tribes Marvels
You can engage yourself in areas that are geographically connected and bring the Kishanganga River, Dardistan, Gurezi way of life, and language to life. The museum seamlessly connects digital displays, textiles, exhibitions, artifacts, and interactive displays to provide a thrilling experience for all tourists.
Explore the Dard-Shin community’s connection with the Indian Army. Shinon Meeras highlights the bonds formed throughout time, highlighting the common heritage and moves to the nation’s security.
Magnificent Dard-Shina Cultural Center
A sand craftwork display honoring the events of Operation Eraze, in which the Indian Army took back Gurez from Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in 1948, is sure to attract you. This fascinating display honors the bravery and sacrifices made during this critical period in history.
Experience the stunning beauty of an open-air amphitheater with seating for 150 people. This space serves to be a cultural hub for events and performances at Shinon Meeras, bringing a touch of grandeur to the overall experience.
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Gurez has witnessed amazing modifications in the last 3 years. It is considered as one of the best off-beat destinations in India, with an unwavering focus on improving physical infrastructure, growing skilled labor, and setting up a welcoming atmosphere for new projects.
On this historic occasion, the L-G launched the Dawar-Drass-Darchik vehicle rally, which connects the Dard village of Gurez to Ladakh. The Dards, one of the region’s oldest tribes, symbolize unity, tradition, and the timeless spirit of the Dard-Shina heritage.
Shinon Meeras in Gurez Valley combines history, culture, and community to honor the Dard-Shina legacy.
