KASHMIR Destination

This is the Heart of Kashmir: A Journey Through its Enchanting Towns and Natural Wonders”

Srinagar: As the capital of Kashmir, Srinagar is easily accessible by road and rail. A night spent on a houseboat on Dal Lake is a must, and a Shikara boat ride will rejuvenate your senses. Don’t miss a trek to the Shankaracharya Temple for mesmerizing valley views and a visit to the Mughal Gardens.

Pahalgam: Known as the ‘Valley of Shepherds,’ Pahalgam offers scenic beauty and outdoor activities. Houseboats on Dal Lake are a must for visitors. Trekking to Shankaracharya Temple and exploring the Mughal Gardens are other must-do activities.

Gulmarg: Known as the ‘Meadow of Flowers,’ Gulmarg is a popular skiing destination in India with stunning views from the world’s highest ropeway. Heavy snowfall is common, making it ideal for winter sports enthusiasts.

Leh & Ladakh: At 3500 meters above sea level, Leh offers breathtaking landscapes, clear skies, and snow-covered peaks. Explore Zanskar River, Pangong Tso Lake, the Khardungla Pass, Magnetic Hill, and numerous Gompas.

Sonmarg: Meaning ‘Meadow of Gold,’ Sonmarg is considered heaven on Earth. It’s the base for the Amarnath pilgrimage and offers activities like treks, Zorbing, and river rafting.

Hemis: This lesser-known village is filled with monasteries and hosts the Hemis Festival, a vibrant celebration of Buddhist culture. The Hemis National Park is home to snow leopards.

Poonch: Poonch Fort, Baksh Sahib, Gurudwara Nangali Sahib, and the seven lakes of Girgan Dhok are must-visit attractions in this scenic town.

Anantnag: Located 53 km from Srinagar, Anantnag boasts Lal Chowk, Masjid Baba Dawood Khaki, and the ancient Martand Temple archaeological site.

Kargil: Known for its role in the 1999 Kargil War, this quiet town offers natural beauty and historical significance.

Pulwama: Famous for its saffron fields, Pulwama is known as the ‘Dudha-Kul of Kashmir.’ Explore Aharbal Waterfall, Tarsar and Marsar Lakes, and the scenic Kounsarnag Lake surrounded by the Panjal mountain ranges.