5N/6D
1N Pahalgam • 4N Srinagar
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Discover the postcard-perfect beauty of Kashmir.
Stroll through vibrant Mughal Gardens, glide across Dal Lake in a shikara, and wake up to breathtaking mountain views from a traditional houseboat. Experience adventure on Gulmarg's snowy slopes and the serenity of Sonmarg's golden meadows.
Tour highlights include enchanting shikara rides and visits to stunning Mughal gardens on Dal Lake, complemented by unforgettable houseboat stays with spectacular sunsets. In Sonmarg, enjoy pony rides to the Thajiwas Glacier and explore scenic alpine trails. Gulmarg offers breathtaking gondola rides with panoramic views of the Himalayas. Finally, Pahalgam beckons with the Lidder River and idyllic Betaab and Aru Valleys.
Begin your Pahalgam journey with a warm welcome upon arrival at Srinagar Airport or Railway Station.
Enjoy a comfortable transfer to your Pahalgam hotel, passing through picturesque villages and lush apple orchards.
En route, discover local crafts at authentic bat factories, explore traditional saffron shops, and admire the scenic Lidder River.
After checking in and relaxing at your hotel, spend the evening strolling along the Lidder River, immersing yourself in the tranquility of this beautiful destination.
Begin your day by checking out from your hotel to embark on a Pahalgam day tour.
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After your Pahalgam excursion, return to Srinagar and check into your new hotel.
Start with a scenic drive to Gulmarg, one of Kashmir's most famous hill stations.
Experience the world-renowned Gulmarg Gondola, one of the highest cable cars globally, offering breathtaking views.
Enjoy activities like serene walks, pony rides, or a round of golf at one of the world's highest golf courses.
In winter, Gulmarg transforms into a skiing paradise.
Explore meadows filled with alpine flowers, perfect for birdwatching and nature photography.
Return to Srinagar after an eventful day.
Drive to Sonmarg, the "Meadow of Gold."
Explore the breathtaking Thajiwas Glacier.
During summer, enjoy a trek or pony ride to the glacier; in winter, experience an exhilarating snowmobile ride.
For the adventurous, consider a trip to Zoji La Pass and Zero Point via union cab.
Return to Srinagar after a full day of exploration.
Explore Srinagar's famed Mughal Gardens, including Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi, each offering unique historical significance.
Ascend Shankaracharya Hill to visit the ancient Shankaracharya Temple with panoramic views of Dal Lake and Srinagar city.
If visiting in spring, don’t miss the vibrant Tulip Gardens.
Check in to your luxurious houseboat on Dal Lake to experience authentic Kashmiri hospitality.
In the evening, enjoy a serene shikara ride on Dal Lake, gliding past floating gardens and the iconic Char Chinaar.
Explore the bustling Meena Bazaar (floating market) for exquisite handicrafts and souvenirs.
Transfer to the airport or railway station with cherished memories of your time in "Paradise on Earth."
Note: Only postpaid SIM cards work in Jammu and Kashmir. Either you can convert your prepaid sim card to postpaid or buy a new one in Srinagar city/airport.
What should I pack for this trip?
Pack warm clothes, comfortable footwear, sunscreen, sunglasses, and essential medications. For winter trips, carry heavy woolen, gloves, and thermals.
What kind of weather can we expect during the trip?
Weather varies with the season:
What are some must-try local dishes during the trip?
You must try Rogan Josh, Yakhni, Kashmiri Pulao, and Kehwa (a traditional Kashmiri tea).
Is this itinerary suitable for elderly people or children?
Yes, the itinerary is suitable as it includes manageable travel distances and leisure time. However, activities like trekking or horse riding might require caution.
Are there adventure activities?
Adventure sports like skiing, trekking, horse riding, and sledding are available at different locations. You can experience them at your own cost.
Are there vegetarian food options available?
Yes, vegetarian food options are widely available, and you can request them at your hotel or during meals.
Is there a specific dress code for visiting temples?
While there is no strict dress code, it is recommended to wear modest clothing as a mark of respect when visiting religious places.
Can this itinerary be followed during the Amarnath Yatra season?
Yes, but it is advisable to plan and book well in advance due to high demand and traffic during the Amarnath Yatra.
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