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Dal Lake Vibes In The Capital: Inside Delhi’s Upcoming Kashmiri-Inspired Houseboat

Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is building a Kashmiri-inspired houseboat at Baansera Park, blending Dal Lake charm with local artistry as a new cultural space by mid-2026.

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