Uber, Kashmir and Dal Lake

Uber launches boat hailing service on Kashmir's scenic Dal Lake
Uber launched a water transport hailing service on scenic Dal Lake in India's Kashmir region on Monday, offering rides on boats popular with tourists. Users of the service can book trips on the lake's traditional wooden Shikara boats if they make reservations at least 12 hours and up to 15 days in advance,
Uber now offers boat hailing in India
According to Reuters, Uber now offers boat-hailing services on Dal Lake, located in the Kashmir region in India. These wooden Shikara boats are decorated with bright colors and have seemingly comfortable pillows to let tourists enjoy a scenic boat ride.
Uber Launches Shikara Booking Services In Dal Lake In Kashmir
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Sailing Forward: Uber's 'Shikara' Revolutionizes Water Transport in Kashmir
Uber has launched its first water transport service in Asia, 'Uber Shikara', at Dal Lake in Kashmir. This initiative allows travelers to pre-book traditional shikara rides via the app. The service aims to blend technology with tradition,
Uber launches Shikara rides on Kashmir's Dal Lake
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