Valley of Kashmir 3N4D
- 🌺 Explore Mughal Gardens, 🛶 enjoy a Shikara ride on Dal Lake, and 🕉️ visit Shankaracharya Temple for scenic views.
- 🌲 Relax by Lidder River, 🏞️ capture Betaab Valley's beauty, and 🐎 experience horse riding in Aru Valley.
- ❄️ Take a Gondola ride to snowy peaks, 🏂 ski on pristine slopes, and 🌸 explore Gulmarg Biosphere Reserve.
- 🛶 Visit the floating market on Dal Lake and 🌅 enjoy enchanting sunset views from your houseboat.
Welcome to the Srinagar, the Lake City. On arrival at Srinagar Airport, being your tour of Splendid Kashmir'. You will be transferred to Hotel. Proceed on a city tour visiting the Shankracharya temple situated on the highest hill of Srinagar, the famous Mughal Gardens-Chashmashahi, Nishat & Shalimar. These gardens were Mughal Emperors concept of Paradise and today these are popular picnic spots. Overnight stay at the Hotel.
Day 2 :
SRINAGAR – PAHALGAM – SRINAGAR
Early in the morning leave for Pahalgam the 'valley of shepherds' which is situated at the confluence of the streams flowing from river Lidder and Sheeshnag Lake. En route visit the Awantipura ruins, an 1100 year old temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and built by King Awantivarman. On arrival into Pahalgam enjoy the surrounding beauty or walk to Baisaran, which is about 2 km from Pahalgam. A small village set in pine and fir forest is pleasing and offers good view and u will proceed for Aru valley, and chandanwari by car (at your own cost). Aru is small village, 11 kms upstream the Lidder River, is a beautiful locality. The route is picturesque with ample campsites. This village is the starting point for treks to the Kolahoi glacier. The most beautiful of these is the huge, undulating meadow of Baisaran, surrounded by thickly wooded forests of pine .Hajan and Beetab valley on the way to chandanwari. In the evening return to Srinagar.
Day 3 :
SRINAGAR – GULMARG – SRINAGAR
In the morning drive to Gulmarg, the meadow of flowers. The route from Srinagar to Gulmarg is fascinating. You will be mesmerized by its beauty. Gulmarg is famous all over the world for Skiing and Snowboarding. During the British Raj, Gulmarg hosted the Britishers and Europeans and as such they created a European hill resort and named it Gulmarg. In Gulmarg you would be able to find European surroundings and 18-hole Golf Course and enjoy Gondola Cable Car Ride world’s highest and the Asia’s longest cable car (at your own cost). Enjoy photography, horse riding and shopping at this beautiful snow point and enjoy gondola ride to Kongdoori & Appahrwhat. In the evening return to Srinagar. Check in to Houseboat and night halt at hotel in Houseboat at Dal Lake.
Day 4 :
DEPARTURE FROM SRINAGAR
Return Home with Happy Memories After breakfast you will be transferred to Srinagar Airport for your onwards journey with Everlasting Memories.
- • Accommodation in rooms as given at hotels in Srinagar And Pahalgam on Double sharing basis.
- • 1 Night stay at Houseboat
- • Meal Plan: MAPI (Room + Breakfast + Dinner)
- • Shikara Ride for 1 Hrs in Dal Lake.
- • Transportation - Entire round trip journey by Private Vehicle Etios,/Dzire
- • All Toll Taxes, Parking Charges & Driver Allowances included
- • Assistance at all arrival and departure point.
- • Sightseeing in private vehicle as per the itinerary including Airport Pick up and Drop.
- • Travel assistance by Experts in Kashmir.
- • Any Airfare, Train fare, Overland Journey which is not mentioned in the Itinerary.
- • Any other item not specified in cost includes.
- • Note for Gulmarg: Cost for Gondola Cable Car, Gulmarg: INR 800/- Per Pax for Level 1 & INR 1000/- Per Pax for Level 2 (Total INR 1800/- for both) you can book on link in advance to avoid last minute issue. https://www.jammukashmircablecar.com/
- • Transfers from Tangmarg to Gulmarg to Tangmarg by chained vehicle in case of heavy snowfall.
- • Aru Chandanwari and Betaab valley Trip at Pahalgam.(It’s done by Union Taxi at Pahalgam and is on direct payment basis.)
- • Thajwas Glacier Trip at Sonmarg in Summer Season. (It’s done by pony ride and is on direct payment basis.)
- • Zero Point Trip at Sonmarg in Summer Season. (It’s done by Union Taxi at Sonmarg and is on direct payment basis.)
- • Transfers from Gagangir to Sonmarg to Gagangir because our vehicle can’t go beyond Gagangir due to heavy snow in Winter Season. (It’s done by Union Taxi at Gagangir and is on direct payment basis.)
- • Garden Entrance fees and guide charges, where ever applicable.
- • Item of personal nature viz, tips, laundry, room service, telephone, alcoholic or non alcoholic drinks.
- • Beverages, room heaters, boat rides, pony / horse rides, safaris, rafting, skiing, skating, cable car and Union Taxi.
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What is the best time to visit Kashmir?
The best time to visit Kashmir is from March to October. Spring (March to May) and summer (June to August) are ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities, while autumn (September to November) offers stunning landscapes with vibrant fall colors.
Is Kashmir safe for tourists?
Yes, Kashmir is generally safe for tourists. However, it is always advisable to stay updated with current travel advisories and avoid areas with any potential unrest.
What are the must-visit places in Kashmir?
Some of the must-visit places in Kashmir include Srinagar (famous for Dal Lake and Mughal Gardens), Gulmarg (renowned for skiing and the Gulmarg Gondola), Pahalgam (popular for trekking and scenic beauty), and Sonamarg (known for its stunning landscapes and trekking routes).
What kind of accommodation options are available in Kashmir?
Kashmir offers a range of accommodation options, including luxury hotels, budget hotels, houseboats on Dal Lake, guesthouses, and homestays, catering to different preferences and budgets.
What activities can tourists enjoy in Kashmir?
Tourists can enjoy a variety of activities in Kashmir, such as houseboat stays, shikara rides on Dal Lake, trekking, skiing in Gulmarg, golfing, visiting Mughal gardens, exploring local markets, and experiencing traditional Kashmiri cuisine.
What should I pack for a trip to Kashmir?
Depending on the season, pack warm clothes for winter (including thermals, jackets, and gloves), and light, comfortable clothing for summer. Don't forget to carry sunscreen, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes, and any personal medications.
Are there any specific cultural etiquettes to follow in Kashmir?
Yes, when visiting Kashmir, dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Always ask for permission before taking photographs of people. Be respectful of local customs and traditions.
How can I reach Kashmir?
You can reach Kashmir by air, train, or road. The Sheikh Ul-Alam International Airport in Srinagar is well-connected with major Indian cities. Jammu Tawi is the nearest railway station, and from there, you can take a taxi or bus to Srinagar. Road connectivity is also good, with regular bus and taxi services from Jammu and other nearby cities.
Is a permit required to visit Kashmir?
No special permits are required for Indian nationals to visit Kashmir. However, certain areas like Ladakh may require permits for both Indian and foreign tourists. Always check the latest requirements before planning your visit.
What is the local cuisine like in Kashmir?
Kashmiri cuisine is rich and flavorful, with popular dishes like Rogan Josh, Yakhni, Dum Aloo, and Wazwan (a traditional multi-course meal). Don't miss trying Kahwa, a traditional Kashmiri green tea with saffron and nuts.