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Kashmir has been the muse of many poets since centuries and the land keeps inspiring the travelling souls even today. The shikaras on Dal Lake, Gulmarg, the tulip gardens; you imagine the beauty and Kashmir valley would present it to you in tangible shape. Patni Top,the snow lovers heaven lures great many visitors towards itself. complements the beauty of Kashmir in its own serene way. You go anywhere in the area and icy mountains and beautiful monasteries would complement you with their warmth. Jammu, the winter capital of the state itself presents a panoramic view to the visitors. Situated along the river Tawi the area has a number of temples. Raghunath temple is the most famous one in Jammu.
The snow-clad Himalayas, pristine valleys, floating markets on the shimmering Dal Lake and everything that Kashmir boasts of have been reasons for three 20th century wars. Binding three different worlds into one state, Jammu & Kashmir is a favourite among tourists looking for a spiritual, adventurous or a romantic holiday. Jammu, the state with the dominant Hindu population, is an important hub for domestic pilgrims.
Day 01:- Srinagar
Meals - dinner
Arrive on Srinagar airport transfer to houseboat (18 km) check in relax at evening Shikara (boat) rides enjoy cherishing fresh water experience overnight stay.
Day 02:- Srinagar - Sonmarg - Srinagar
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Transfer to Sonmarg at an alt. of 2,550 meters (84 Km / 02:30 hrs) full day excursion, Sonmarg is known as "Meadow of Gold" leisure activities visit Thajvaas Glacier by the pony ride enjoy brisk pine forest scenery overnight stay at Srinagar HBoat.
Day 03:- Srinagar - Pahalgam
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Transfer to Pahalgam at an alt. of 2,200 meters (100 km / 03 hrs) en-route Saffron (Kaisar) field and cricket bat factory check in hotel relax afternoon leisure activities pony ride to Baisaran valley overnight stay at Pahalgam.
Day 04:-Pahalgam - Gulmarg
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Early morning transfer to Gulmarg at an alt. of 2,700 meters (150 Km/ 04:30 hr) check in hotel relax, Gulmarg is known as “Meadow of Flowers” now became the “Playing field of Asia” it is said that Gulmarg have got world’s 7th best snow skiing slopes after Japan overnight stay
Day 05:-Gulmarg - Srinagar
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Morning leisure activities experience rope way ride called Gondola enjoy snow caped mountain scenery of Kongdori or Affarwat, transfer to Srinagar (54 km / 01:30 hr) check in hotel relax, afternoon local sightseeing (25 km) visit Mughal Gardens i.e. Shalimar “Abode of Pleasure”, Nishat “Abode of Love”, Cheshma Shahi “Royal Springs” overnight stay.
Day 06:-Srinagar
Meals - Breakfast
Transfer to airport (15 km) depart onward journey.
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By Air:
The closest domestic and international airport is Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport in Srinagar (Airport Code: SXR - 56 km / 1.5 hours drive via 4-lane Srinagar-Baramulla highway and Narbal-Tangmarg road). Srinagar Airport operates daily direct flights connecting New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, and Jammu. Taxis and private cabs operate directly from Srinagar Airport to Tangmarg and Gulmarg. (During winter snowfall from December to March, 4x4 vehicles with tire snow chains operate between Tangmarg and Gulmarg).
By Train:
Major Broad Gauge Railhead: Jammu Tawi Railway Station (Station Code: JAT - 300 km / 7 hours drive) and Katra (SVDK) are the primary broad gauge stations, connected to all Indian metros by Vande Bharat Express, Rajdhani Express, and premier superfast trains:
By Road:
Gulmarg connects via the well paved Narbal-Tangmarg Road / State Highway SH-1:
Gulmarg offers an extraordinary collection of world famous passenger cable cars, alpine ski summits, glacial lakes, and Victorian heritage monuments:
The Gulmarg Gondola is the world's highest and longest operating passenger cable car system, designed in collaboration with French firm POMA. Phase 1 ferries passengers from Gulmarg resort bowl (2,650m) to the bowl of *Kungdoor (3,050m)* in 10 minutes through dense pine forests. Phase 2 ascends steeply from Kungdoor to the upper shoulder of *Apharwat Peak (3,979m / 13,054 feet)* in 12 minutes, offering spectacular views of the snow covered Pir Panjal and Karakoram ranges.
Gulmarg Gondola — World's Highest Operating Passenger Cable Car Ascending Apharwat Peak
Rising to 3,979 meters above sea level, Apharwat Peak receives abundant dry champagne powder snow, making it one of Asia's premier skiing, snowboarding, and heli-skiing destinations from December to March. The summit features challenging backcountry powder bowls for advanced skiers alongside gentle groomed slopes at Kungdoor for beginners, with ski rentals, certified instructors, and snowmobiles available.
Apharwat Peak — Snow-Covered Skiing Slopes and Mountain Summit in Gulmarg
Situated at the foot of the twin Apharwat peaks 13 km from Gulmarg (or a scenic 1.5-hour trek from Gondola Phase 2 station), Alpather Lake is a high altitude alpine lake that remains completely frozen with floating ice sheets from November until mid June. In summer, the lake sparkles with deep turquoise waters surrounded by rocky moraines and alpine wildflowers.
Alpather Lake — High-Altitude Glacial Lake Resting at the Base of Apharwat Peak
Built in 1902 during the British colonial era, St. Mary's Church is a Victorian alpine stone church nestled in the meadows surrounded by towering deodars. Built in grey ashlar stone with stained glass windows and green wooden gabled roofs, the church looks magical in winter when heavy snow blankets its steep bell tower.
St. Mary's Church — 120-Year-Old Victorian Alpine Stone Church in Gulmarg Meadow
Located in a narrow mountain gorge 16 km before Gulmarg near Tangmarg, Drung Waterfall is a mountain waterfall that freezes completely in winter (December to February) into towering icy stalactites and frozen blue pillars, fed by mountain streams flowing through pine forested valleys.
Maharani Temple — Historic 1915 Hilltop Lord Shiva Temple Overlooking Gulmarg Meadow
Built in 1915 by Maharani Mohini Bai Sisodia, wife of Maharaja Hari Singh of Kashmir, this vibrant red roofed Lord Shiva temple stands atop a central knoll in Gulmarg, visible from every corner of the meadow and offering 360-degree views.
A tranquil, secluded valley tucked behind the main resort, famous for its lush wild strawberry plantations, grazing mountain ponies, clear streams, and peaceful walking trails.
Laid out by Sir Neville Chamberlain in 1911 and redesigned into an 18-hole championship course, this is the highest green golf course in the world (2,650 meters), open for play from May to October.
A scenic 11 km forested ring road encircling the entire meadow of Gulmarg, offering panoramic views of Nanga Parbat (8,126m), Harmukh peak, and the vast Kashmir Valley below.
Duration: 5 Night/ 6 Days
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