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When one thinks of Jammu and Kashmir, an image of snow-capped peaks, deep and dense valleys, Dal Lake with rows of houseboats and shikaras, dark and tall trees of pine, deodar and chinar, and that of locals bearing beautiful smiles and rosy cheeks appears on mindscape. It is difficult to describe the beauty of this northernmost state in words. One can only feel it and fall in love with it. We offer a range of tailor-made Kashmir tour packages that will give you the freedom to decide for yourself the places you want to visit, the mode of transportation and the budget that suits you the most. Our packages cover all the exotic locations like Gulmarg, Sonmarg, Yusmarg, Srinagar, Khistwar, Tarsar Lake and Pahalgam.
Kashmir lies nestled between the snow-clad mountains and fluorescent green valleys. Its unparalleled scenic beauty earned it the title of ‘Heaven on Earth’. Most popular tourist destinations in its packages but also takes care of your recreational needs. And that’s why our Kashmir tour packages also cover a vast number of enthralling activities such as skiing, trekking, paragliding, water skiing, shikara rides and many more. Kashmir is a year-round destination. While Gulmarg, for its winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, is best visited during December - February, Kashmir in itself is at its best during March - September. It is during these months that one can visit Sonamarg, which remains closed during autumn and winter.
Day 01:-Srinagar Airport - Pahalgam
Meals - dinner
Arrive at Srinagar airport at an alt. of 1,515 meters transfer to Pahalgam at an alt. of 2,200 meters (120 km/03:30 hrs) en-route Saffron field and Cricket bat factory check in hotel relax overnight stay at Pahalgam..
Day 02:-Pahalgam
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Pahalgam is known by valley of shepherd’s and is famous for Lidder river, leisure activities pony ride to Baisaran valley overnight stay at Pahalgam.
Day 03:-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 04:-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 houseboat relax, evening Shikara (boat) ride overnight stay.
Day 05:-Srinagar
Meals - breakfast & dinner
Transfer to local sightseeing (25 km) visit Mughal Gardens i.e. Shalimar “Abode of Pleasure”, Nishat “Abode of Love”, Cheshma Shahi “Royal Springs” overnight stay at Srinagar HBoat.
Day 06:-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 hotel.
Day 07:-Srinagar
Meals - Breakfast
Transfer to airport (15 km) depart onward journey.
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By Air:
The city is served by Sheikh ul Alam International Airport in Srinagar (Airport Code: SXR), located in Budgam 12 km south of the city center. Srinagar Airport operates frequent daily non stop flights connecting New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Jammu, Kolkata, and Hyderabad via Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Vistara. Prepaid airport taxis, tourist cabs, and hotel shuttles operate from the terminal.
By Train:
Current Major Railhead: Jammu Tawi Railway Station (Station Code: JAT - 250 km / 5.5 hours drive via NH-44) and Katra (SVDK) are the primary broad gauge railheads, connected to all Indian state capitals by premier trains (Vande Bharat Express, Jammu Rajdhani, and Jhelum Express):
By Road:
Srinagar connects via the 4-lane National Highway 44 (NH-44 / Srinagar Jammu National Highway) passing through the 8.5 km Banihal Qazigund Navayuga Tunnel:
Srinagar offers an extraordinary collection of scenic lakes, terraced Mughal pleasure gardens, ancient hilltop temples, and spring flower valleys:
The crowning jewel of Srinagar, Dal Lake covers 18 square kilometers and is famous for its carved cedarwood luxury houseboats and colorful wooden *shikaras*. Highlights include leisurely sunset cruises to *Char Chinar* island, visiting floating handicraft shops, observing early morning floating vegetable markets at dawn, and photographing water lilies against the Zabarwan Mountains.
Dal Lake — World Famous Mountain Lake with Houseboats and Shikaras in Srinagar
Commissioned in 1619 by Mughal Emperor Jahangir for his beloved wife Empress Nur Jahan, Shalimar Bagh (the "Abode of Love") is the grandest Mughal garden in Kashmir. Spread across four rising terraces, the garden features a central canal fed by mountain springs, 410 carved stone fountains, the polished black marble pavilion *Black Pavilion (Diwan e Khas)*, and centuries old giant Chinar trees.
Shalimar Bagh — 17th Century Royal Mughal Pleasure Garden and Water Cascades
Designed in 1633 by Asif Khan (brother of Empress Nur Jahan), Nishat Bagh (the "Garden of Bliss") is the second largest Mughal garden in Kashmir. Laid out along the eastern shore of Dal Lake, its 12 majestic rising terraces represent the twelve zodiac signs, each adorned with blooming rose gardens, water cascades, and sweeping panoramic views across Dal Lake.
Nishat Bagh — 12-Terraced Mughal Garden of Bliss Overlooking Dal Lake
Perched 1,000 feet above the valley floor on the summit of Gopadari Hill, the Shankaracharya Temple is an ancient stone carved Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, dating back to 200 BCE with the present stone structure constructed in the 9th century CE. Associated with the visit of philosopher Adi Shankaracharya, the temple summit offers a 360-degree panoramic view of Srinagar and the Pir Panjal Range.
Shankaracharya Temple — Ancient 9th Century Hilltop Shiva Temple Overlooking Srinagar
Spread over 30 hectares in the foothills of the Zabarwan mountain range overlooking Dal Lake, this is Asia's largest tulip garden. Every year from late March to late April, the garden blooms with over 1.5 million tulips across 65 distinct varieties, along with daffodils, hyacinths, and narcissus during the world famous annual *Kashmir Tulip Festival*.
Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden — Asia's Largest Tulip Garden Beneath Zabarwan Hills
Constructed in the mid 17th century by Mughal Prince Dara Shikoh as an astrological school and royal summer retreat, Pari Mahal is a seven terraced garden perched on a high ridge above Chashme Shahi, renowned for its arched pavilions, illuminated gardens, and sunset panoramas.
Situated on the northern bank of Dal Lake, this white marble domed shrine is Kashmir's holiest Muslim pilgrimage site, enshrining the sacred relic *Moi e Muqqadas* (a preserved hair strand of Prophet Muhammad).
Considered a jewel like extension of Dal Lake connected via a narrow water channel, Nigeen Lake offers a calmer, tranquil setting surrounded by weeping willows, poplar trees, swimming facilities, and luxury heritage houseboats.
Exploring the historic downtown along the Jhelum River reveals medieval wooden heritage: the 378 deodar pillared *Jamia Masjid (1402 CE)*, the intricately carved wooden *Khanqah e Moula*, and traditional spice bazaars.
Duration: 6 Night/ 7 Days
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