Rambabu Sharma

Shisum and shakuaa sikara boat

A Shikara is a traditional wooden boat native to the picturesque lakes of Kashmir, especially Dal Lake and Nigeen Lake in Srinagar. Elegantly carved and ornately decorated, a Shikara features a pointed prow and a flat-bottomed hull, allowing it to glide effortlessly across calm waters. Typically measuring between 20 to 40 feet in length, it has a cushioned seating area beneath a canopy supported by arched wooden frames, often draped with colorful fabric. Shikaras are used for everything from leisurely rides to transporting goods and even floating markets. Painted in vibrant hues of red, yellow, and blue, each boat reflects the artistry and culture of the Kashmiri people. As it silently cuts through the water, surrounded by lotus blooms and reflections of snow-capped mountains, a ride on a Shikara offers a serene and timeless experience.

Good noka Bihar boat
Shisum kaA manual desi wooden boat typically refers to a traditional, handcrafted boat used in South Asia, particularly in rural or coastal areas. These boats are commonly used for fishing, transportation, or simply navigating rivers, lakes, or coastal waters.