Is Kashmir an overhyped tourist destination?

I will let you decide if Kashmir is overhyped about tourism or not.
Just go through the answer..

1. Srinagar

Aerial view of the city

The beautiful sunset at Dal Lake

An evening in a Shikara

The valleys and mountains

A romantic getaway in a Shikara in the beautiful Dal Lake

2. Pahalgam

The snow filled lanes

Nature at it's best

View of Lidder river in Pahalgam

The ever scenic Pahalgam valley

3. Sonamarg

The gigantic Himalayas and the evergreen valleys

A view of the Himalayas from Sonamarg

Does it look less than Switzerland???

Nallah Sindh at Nilgrar Sonamarg

Sonamarg - Nature's abode

4. Dras

Dras - The gateway to Ladakh

The Kargil war Dras memorial. Experience a great sense of patriotism here.

The Dras valley. Coldest place in India.

Be ready to experience goose bumps here. Dras war memorial.

5. Leh - Ladakh

Amazing Sunset & Moonrise at Leh

Frozen Glassy Peaks on the way to Leh

Leh in Summer.

The valleys and rivers of Leh

Inner peace.. Shanti Stupa at Leh

This town has it's own history too. Ruined palaces at Leh.

Yes this is in INDIA!! The beautiful ladakh

If you have not taken a bike trip to Leh-Ladakh then pack your bags now and hit the road.

The architecture and history

Ladakh - The barren beauty of India.

6. Zanskar

Mani Wall in Zanskar. The rich history of Tibet.

Row of Chorten (or Stupa) at the village of Purne. Each of the elements that constitute these edifices, as well as their color, has a symbolic meaning in Tibetian Buddhism.

Experience faith in this town. Get your prayers answered. Prayer flag above the monastery (Gompa) of Tanze, in the Kurgiakh valley. The wind is believed to propagate the prayers printed on tissue

Don't get deceived. This is not Greece. It is the Phugtal Monastery in south-east Zanskar

You can never get tired of valleys, mountains and rivers in Kashmir. The Zanskar valley.

Anything for a Frost-bite ;) . In winter Zanskar is accessible only on foot through a frozen river. This track is quite popular with adventures.

7. Nubra Valley

Yes this is not Rajasthan. This is Kashmir. Sand dunes of Hunder are worth a visit in Kashmir. After all it's not only about snow, valleys and lakes.

The Bactrian camels of Hunder.

The Nubra valley.

Diskit Monastery at Nubra valley.

The beautiful town Hunder.

I hope these pictures are enough to give you the answer of your questions. Kashmir will never let you down. It will surprise you at each step.

Not enough money for an international trip? 
Kashmir is your answer.

EDIT:
As suggested by Gopal Kalita, i would like to add two other important places in Kashmir. Thanks a lot for the suggestion.

Saffron fields and Apple farms.

There are only two or three places in the world where Saffron grows and our Kashmir is one among them.

The saffron flowers.

This is the saffron which are later derived form these flowers.

Jammu and Kashmir is also famous for apples. They have huge farms here where they grow tasty apples as shown below.

Edit 2:
I would like to add a few delicacies of Kashmir as suggested by Michael Sangma. After all its not only about beautiful locations, but also the tasty food.

Cuisine of Jammu and Kashmir has become world famous for its uniqueness and variety. The most famous Kashmiri non-veg dishes named Wazwan are seekh kababs, tabak maz Roganjosh, Yakhni and Gushtaba, and the renowned veg dishes are Dum Aloo and Chaman
Here are a few :

Kashmiri Duma aloo - Potatoes fried in mustard oil and dipped in a rich, masaledar gravy. An easy way to host a crowd!

Haak - Haak leaves are green in colour and look a lot like spinach. Cook them for 30 minutes with mustard oil and spices for a healthy, filling meal.

Kashmiri pulao - A sweet and unconventional pulao, loaded with the goodness of dry fruits, rich cream and few spices.

Khatte baingan - A sweet and sour brinjal curry. Fried brinjal bathed in a host of hot spices and pepped up with the tang of tamarind.

Chaman - A hearty blend of spices, milk and paneer. The creamy texture of this dish will get you hooked!

Rista - A delicious Kashmiri food. Rista is made with mutton meat balls simmered in a red spicy gravy.

Rogan ghosh - A beautiful Kashmiri gravy that is robust with flavors of varied spices. Serve this aromatic rogan josh with Kashmiri pulao.

Beverages
Kashmiris are heavy tea drinkers. Here are two famous teas from there.

Noon Chai - It is a pinkish color salted tea.  It is made with black tea, milk, salt and bicarbonate soda.

Kahwah - It is a green tea made with saffron, spices and almonds or walnuts. At marriage feasts, festivals, and religious places, it is customary to serve Kahwah.

Dessert:

Kashmiri phirni(phirun) - A sweet, traditional dish made with rice, milk and cream is an authentic Kashmiri desert.

Image source : Google
I don't own any images.