Kashmir — a paradise on earth.
Nature lovers flock to India's northernmost extremity for Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonmarg, and the houseboats of Dal Lake.
India's northernmost extremity, made for nature lovers.
The state of Jammu & Kashmir sits mostly in the Himalayan mountains, frequently visited by adventure enthusiasts for trekking, rafting, and skiing.
Some of India's major pilgrimage centers — including the Amarnath Caves and Vaishnodevi Shrine — are situated here too.
Things to do in Kashmir.
From Srinagar's gardens to Pahalgam's saffron fields.
Dal Lake
Over 15km around — Srinagar's jewel, with shikaras skiffing goods, children, and travelers across the water.
Srinagar's Mughal Gardens
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, flourishing with indigenous flowers in Persian-style architecture.
Gulmarg
2,730m above sea level, with the world's second-highest gondola ride and second-longest cable car.
Pahalgam
The jewel of Liddar Valley, part of Asia's only saffron-growing region — hiking, trekking and fishing.
Sonmarg
'Meadow of Gold' — a majestic glacier, dense forests, and snow-capped peaks at 2,800m.
Aru Valley
12km from Pahalgam — the base camp for trekking to Kolahoi Glacier and Tarsar Lake.
Srinagar + Gulmarg + Pahalgam packages.
Every package includes a 1-hour shikara ride and local sightseeing across all cities. Full day-by-day itinerary shared on request.
Good to Know
April to June, and October to March.
Heavy woollens, sweaters and scarves — especially for winter travel.
Taxis are easily available for local sightseeing and excursions out of Srinagar.
Kashmir in Numbers
Kashmir is India's largest producer of saffron, and the third largest in the world.
The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden.
The Pir Panjal (Banihal) tunnel — 11,215m long, and Asia's fourth-longest.
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