Overview

Three captivating destinations are nestled in the beautiful region of Jammu & Kashmir, India: Srinagar Pahalgam and Gulmarg.

Srinagar is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It’s known for its tranquil Dal Lake where houseboats peacefully float amidst breathtaking mountain backdrops. Mughal Gardens with their vibrant flowerbeds and symmetrical beauty showcase the rich cultural heritage of the city. The ancient Shankaracharya Temple, perched on a hilltop and offering panoramic views of city below, is open to visitors.

Pahalgam is often called the “Valley of Shepherds” and is a paradise for nature lovers. Pahalgam, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lush greenery, offers hiking, camping and trout fishing opportunities along the Lidder river. The Betaab Valley is named after the Bollywood film “Betaab” and attracts visitors to its lush meadows, gushing streams, and snow-capped peaks.

Gulmarg is known as “Meadow of Flowers” and it’s a winter skiing paradise. Gulmarg Gondola is one of the world’s highest cable cars, and offers panoramic views of snow-covered Himalayan peaks. Gulmarg is transformed into a lush landscape in the summer. It’s perfect for picnics, hiking, and golfing among alpine meadows.

These destinations are all unique and enchanting, attracting visitors with their natural beauty, cultural diversity, and richness. They are a must-visit for any traveler exploring the magical land of Kashmir.

Destinations Covered

Itinerary

Welcome to Your Kashmir Lakes and Pines Tour, Upon Arrival at the Airport in Srinagar You Will Be Driven to the Houseboat in Srinagar. Later Proceed to Visit Famous Mughal Gardens Covering Nishat Bagh (Abode of Pleasure) – It Was Built by Asif Khan, Brother of Empress Noorjehan in 1632 Ad & Shalimar Bagh (Abode of Love) – It Was Built by Jehangir in 1633 Ad for His Wife Noor Jehan. Situated on the Bank of Dal Lake, These Gardens Are Over Looked by Picturesque Zabarwan Mountains. Then Enjoy the Boat Ride on Dal Lake. The Beauty of This Pristine Lake, Spanning Over 22 Square Kilometers, Grows Bountiful Around Every Corner. It is One of the Most Exciting Thing to Do in Srinagar, Taking a Ride on the ‘shikara’ or the Small Wooden Carved Boat.

Later You Will Be Driven Back to the Houseboat for a Relaxed Night Stay.

Overnight in Srinagar

Sightseeing in Pahalgam Aru , Chandanwari and Betab Valley 2-3 Hrs by Local Union Cab
After Breakfast Pahalgam Sightseeing by Local Union Cab. .visit Chandanwari at 2,895 M and 16 Km (10 Miles) From Pahalgam, is the Starting Point of the Amamath Yatra. The Road From Pahalgam to Chandanwari is Curvy, Sometimes a Relatively Flat Terrain, With Quite a Few Steep Curves. It Can Be Undertaken by Car (Not Busses and Trucks for Most Part) With Some Skilled Driving. From Chandanwari Onwards the Track Becomes Much Steeper, Being Accessible on Foot or by Pony Only. 11 Km From Chandanwari is the Mountain Lake of Sheshnag, After Which, 13 Km Away is the Last Stop, Panchtarni. A Narrow Spiralling Path From Panchtarni Leads to the Amarnath Cave. Visit Betaab Valley. Betaab Valley, Situated Just 7 Km Up on Pahalgam, Has Got Its Name From Sunny Deol’s Movie, Betaab, Which Was Shot Extensively in This Area. Surrounded by Snow-covered Mountain Peaks and Dense Pine and Deodar Forests, This Valley is the Mouth of River Sheshnag. There is a Beautiful Garden in the Valley, With a Bridge to Cross the River Aru a 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. This Charming Meadow Can Be Reached by Walking Along a Mountain Path. The River Lidder Disappears at Gur Khumb and Reappears After 27 Mts. Evening Visit Pahalgam Bazaar. Dinner and Overnight in Pahalgam.

Sightseeing in Pahalgam Aru , Chandanwari and Betab Valley 2-3 Hrs by Local Union Cab
After Breakfast Pahalgam Sightseeing by Local Union Cab. .visit Chandanwari at 2,895 M and 16 Km (10 Miles) From Pahalgam, is the Starting Point of the Amamath Yatra. The Road From Pahalgam to Chandanwari is Curvy, Sometimes a Relatively Flat Terrain, With Quite a Few Steep Curves. It Can Be Undertaken by Car (Not Busses and Trucks for Most Part) With Some Skilled Driving. From Chandanwari Onwards the Track Becomes Much Steeper, Being Accessible on Foot or by Pony Only. 11 Km From Chandanwari is the Mountain Lake of Sheshnag, After Which, 13 Km Away is the Last Stop, Panchtarni. A Narrow Spiralling Path From Panchtarni Leads to the Amarnath Cave. Visit Betaab Valley. Betaab Valley, Situated Just 7 Km Up on Pahalgam, Has Got Its Name From Sunny Deol’s Movie, Betaab, Which Was Shot Extensively in This Area. Surrounded by Snow-covered Mountain Peaks and Dense Pine and Deodar Forests, This Valley is the Mouth of River Sheshnag. There is a Beautiful Garden in the Valley, With a Bridge to Cross the River Aru a 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. This Charming Meadow Can Be Reached by Walking Along a Mountain Path. The River Lidder Disappears at Gur Khumb and Reappears After 27 Mts. Evening Visit Pahalgam Bazaar. Dinner and Overnight in Pahalgam.

 After Breakfast Drive to Gulmarg-the Meadow of Flowers, Which is Situated at an Altitude of 2730 M Above the Sea Level. The Distance Between Pahalgam to Gulmarg is Approximately 145 Km and It Takes Five Hours Drive From Pahalgam to Reach Gulmarg. Gulmarg is One of India’s Premier Hill Resorts. Upon Arrival Check in at Hotel.explore Gulmarg and Spend the Day by Individual Activities.gulmarg is a Place of Exceptional Beauty and Has the World’s Highest Green Golf Course and Also Turns Into India’s Premier Ski Resort in Winter. Gulmarg Offers Breathtaking Views of Majestic Nanga Parbat on a Clear Day. Gondola Ride First Phase in Gulmarg.
Overnight in Gulmarg

After Breakfast in Time Transfer to Srinagar Airport to Board Flight for Onward Destination.

INCLUSIONS

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