in bits and pieces
Photo by Bourne & Shepherd. Samuel Bourne, a prolific British photographer who first visited Kashmir in 1864. The photograph is probably from around that time.
From ‘The world’s peoples; a popular account of their bodily & mental characters, beliefs, traditions, political and social institutions’ by A.H. Keane (1908).
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| On way to Ladakh, Baltal |
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| Ruins of Hindu Temple, Sind Valley |
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| Drifting Clouds, Pahalgam |
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| Summer Evening, Pahalgam |
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| Summer Afternoon, Pahalgam |
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| Beginning of Spring, Pahalgam |
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| Pahalgam, Kashmir |
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| Ladakhi Woman and Chid, showing the sheepskin headgear. |
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| Ladakhi woman at Leh |
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| Canal between Floating Garden, Dal Lake, Srinagar |
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| Uri Road |
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| Harrowing in Ladakh |
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| Old Hindu Monuments near Dras |
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| Indus Valley near Leh |
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| Kashmiri Women Pounding Rice. |
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| Ladakhi women Harvesting |
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| Ladakhi women weaving |
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| Lamayuroo Convent |
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| main Street Leh |
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| Mulbe |
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| Nimoo Resthouse |
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| Shah Jehan’s Summer House . (Probably Nishat Bagh. This structure was apparently pulled down in relatively recent time) |
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| Srinagar |
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| Srinagar |
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| Tibetans travelling |
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| Wooden Bridge on way to Leh |
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