Kashmir tour packages from 2 to 12 days

The heart and capital city, culturally vibrant Srinagar will take your breath away the instant you see it! This charming city, nestled on the banks of the pure Jhelum River, is home to architectural marvels and a picturesque cityscape. This vibrant city will enchant you with its flowering almond blossoms, fiery Chinar trees, comfortable atmosphere, lush green valleys, and snow-capped mountains. Srinagar is a picturesque wonderland, with a temperate climate and breathtaking natural beauty that draws visitors from all over the world.

This Meadow of Gold is located at an elevation of 8990 feet above sea level in the centre of a picturesque valley cut by the Sindh River. Hiking, trekking, and camping, as well as white water river rafting, ice skating, and sledding on frozen glaciers, are all options. You receive everything. The ideal beauty of this lovely region is unmissable, and one must definitely visit to experience the sledge rides, local specialties, and peaceful evenings amidst the mountain summits.

Gulmarg, or the Meadow of Flowers, is without a doubt India's winter sports capital. Nature's masterpiece, this spectacular location is endowed with jaw-dropping beauty that becomes even more dramatic in the winter. It's no surprise that it draws a large number of tourists who enjoy snow activities. Gulmarg is Asia's eighth best ski resort, and to add to the excitement, the Gulmarg Gondola is one of the highest in the world, reaching 3,979 metres. Gulmarg promises a spiritual journey to prominent religious locations such as Baba Reshi Shrine, St. Mary's Church, and Maharani Temple. Whether you want to relax or get active with winter sports, you will be blown away by its allure.

This lovely rural location cannot be missed. It's no surprise that it's known as the "Vale of Shepherds." This popular tourist resort, located on the banks of the crystal-clear babbling Lidder River, casts a spell on all with its crystalline waters, rich foliage, and exhilarating travel routes. It is an ideal location for fishing, trekking, and climbing, and it provides the ultimate adrenaline rush for adventure seekers. Lakes like Tulian, Sheshnag, and Harbhagwan will undoubtedly cast a spell on you with their soothing waters and beautiful waterscape.

Kashmir and Bollywood have a close relationship. As a result, the valley was dubbed Betaab rather than Hagan valley. Actually, the hit film "Betaab" was filmed here in 1983, hence the name! The scenic valley acts as a base camp for trekkers and falls on the way to the famous Amarnath Temple Yatra. It is completely worthwhile to explore the magnificent valley.

This lush green valley in the Budgam area is known as the 'Trekker's Paradise.' It is surrounded by lofty mountain slopes and is dotted with a unique and diverse flora and fauna. The area is covered in wildflowers, young pine nurseries, and expansive lotic and lentic water basins, and it unquestionably claims to be the jewel of the Budgam district. Doodh Ganga, Pakharpora Shrine, Nilnag Lake, Sang-e-Safed, Tosa Maidan, and Charari Sharief are among the most notable attractions in the area.

Thoreau characterises a lake as "the most attractive and expressive aspect of a landscape. It is Earth's eye, through which the beholder assesses the profundity of his own character." Trekking in the Great Lakes of Kashmir? The Great Lakes Trek, also known as the Sonamarg-Vishansar-Naranag Trek, is a high-altitude alpine Himalayan trek in the Kashmir Valley. The splendour of heaven is shown throughout this 6- to 7-day, 65-kilometre stroll. The voyage is filled with visual treats: wildflowers, alpine meadows, and areas of snow. The trek promises to expand one's mind by passing through 8+ magnificent alpine lakes in the Kashmir region.

Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Doodhpathri is home to crystal-clear running water, sky-kissing pine trees, and clean air. This bowl-shaped valley is located at an elevation of 8957 feet above sea level. The location was named after a traditional legend associated with it. Sheikh Noor din Noorani, a famous Kashmiri saint, is said to have explored the area for water in order to pray. However, pricking the earth produced milk rather than water, hence the name Doodhpathri! At this wonderful location, you will surely sink into the quiet depths of delight in the charismatic vistas around.

A magnificent picnic place past the Mughal Gardens of Achabal, this scenic spot is surrounded with coniferous trees and perfused with trickling streams and is located at an altitude of 2,438 m above sea level, around 40 km south-east of Anantnag. The snow-covered mountains provide a picture-perfect background that is nothing short of a fantasy. Everything about it is blissful, from the melody of the Bringhi River and natural springs to historic towns and flora and fauna, including trout fish. Daksum is unquestionably a walker's heaven.

The most isolated valley in Kashmir, situated between Ladakh and Kashmir, the most exotic and off-beat trek in India, Warwan Trek is one of the eight historic Trans-Himalayan traverses that connect the Himalayas of Ladakh and Kashmir. Warwan Valley is a hidden gem of unspoilt natural grandeur located more than 8,500 feet above sea level. This 30-kilometre-long valley is home to flowing waterfalls, vast swaths of silky emerald meadows, and massive cedar forests. The valley's separation and seclusion add to its allure.

Located 25 kilometres from Srinagar, this agriculturally rich district is known as the "Rice Bowl of Kashmir," "Anand of Kashmir" (Delight of Kashmir), and "Dodhey Kol of Kashmir" (Milk Stream of Kashmir). Aside from that, the area is well-known for its saffron fields, apple orchards, and gorgeous waterfalls. Aharbal Falls, Shikargah, Tarsar, and Marsar Lakes are among the area's most popular tourist attractions. Furthermore, the area is home to various spiritual places, including the shrines of Shahi Hamdan and Syed Hassan Mantaqi, as well as temples such as Payer Temple and Avantishwar Temple. The location also provides opportunities for adrenaline addicts.

Known as the economic and financial capital of the Kashmir valley, Anantnag has been known as the "green city of Kashmir" due to its numerous parks and gardens. It was once a favourite haunt of Mughals, who created gardens here. The area is home to several of Kashmir's most popular gardens, including Achabal Garden, Ashmuqam Park, and Akad Park. The location is named after spring and is home to several magnificent springs. Anantnag is also home to a rich flora and fauna, which has resulted in the establishment of some renowned wildlife sanctuaries.

This gorgeous landform nestles largely on the banks of the Kishanganga River and is one of Kashmir's unknown beauties. Tulail, a mini-Ladakh, is made up of 5-10 settlements. This magnificent valley's unrivalled splendour defies description. This unspoilt valley is a photographer's and hiker's dream, with brown fields, potato and cumin crops, and a variety of wildflowers.

Dal Lake, also known as "The Jewel of Srinagar," covers an area of around 26 square kilometres. This highland lake is one of the most captivating spots to visit in Srinagar, with colourful Shikaras and traditional wooden houseboats. Tourists visiting Dal Lake enjoy a ride in the magnificent Shikaras, which are basically wooden boats with canopies overhead. They also like buying authentic Kashmiri products at the floating or lake market. These marketplaces are located throughout the lake and sell a variety of things such as saffron and handicrafts. The houseboats on Dal Lake are decorated with flowery themes and artistic carvings, and they provide beautiful views of the majestic lake. These houseboats have single rooms as well as deluxe suites.

Khilanmarg is a tiny valley located 6 kilometres and 2000 feet above Gulmarg, one of the most popular tourist sites in J&K.

The Tarsar Lake or Tar Sar is an almond-shaped, oligotrophic alpine lake situated between the Sindh valley and Lidder valley. On its west side lies Dachigam national park, and on the south side Tral.

Gurez is 150 kilometres from Srinagar and 85 kilometres from the nearest large town, Bandipora. Gurez is 8000 feet above sea level and encircled by the snow-capped Himalayas, with the Kishanganga river running through the valley. During your tour, you would see Razdan Pass, Dawar, Tulail Valley, Harmukh, Habba Khatoon, and many other magnificent places.

The Lolab valley, named after Maharaja LOLO, is one of the best offbeat destinations in Kashmir, known for its magnificent green trees and grasslands. It is 25 kilometres long from north to south, with widths ranging from a few yards to 5 kilometres. It is traversed by the Lalkul brook (Lahwal). Numerous streams come into Lalkul from the surrounding hills, which are densely forested with Deodar, and the valley, which is unique among them with an average depth of 7 to 15 feet. It is also well-known for the Sat Barran (Seven Doors) and a cave in Madmadav's forest.

Baltal is one of Kashmir's most well-known destinations, because of its scenic setting. It is only 14 kilometres from the Amarnath cave and provides a location for devotees to spend the night.