NOVEMBER ANSWERS THE CALL:
Exploring the Brilliant Colours of Autumn's Palette in Kashmir
HIGHLIGHTS OF "NOVEMBER ANSWERS THE CALL: Exploring the Brilliant Colours of Autumn's Palette in Kashmir"
One of the highlights of the Kashmir tour package in November is undoubtedly the chinar trees. These majestic beauties are found all over the valley and provide a stunning backdrop to your holiday pictures. Whether you're strolling through gardens or driving along winding roads, you'll be greeted by these beautiful trees at every turn. The sight of their vibrant colours against clear blue skies is truly mesmerising.
Explore the vibrant autumn colours of Chinar trees and the sparkling waters of Dal Lake in Srinagar
Experience a beautiful shikara ride, the experience of which cannot be put into words.
Watching floating markets and houseboats while sipping kahwa - a special tea made with saffron and nuts - is truly serene.
Experience Kashmir's breathtaking snow-covered Himalayan mountains, stunning meadows and valleys, powerful glaciers, exquisite gardens, picturesque lakes, and pure rivers.
Visit India's first vibrant floating market, which is located against a stunning backdrop and is known as a photographer's paradise.
As you ride the second-highest Gondola in the world at Gulmarg, take in the breathtaking views of the Kashmir Valley and the snow-capped mountains.
Stroll in the Sonmarg's golden fields.
Savour Kashmiri delicacies including Noon Chai Wazwan, Rogan Josh, among others.
OVERVIEW OF "NOVEMBER ANSWERS THE CALL: Exploring the Brilliant Colours of Autumn's Palette in Kashmir"
November is the perfect time to visit the beautiful valley of Kashmir. With its snow-capped mountains, serene lakes, and vibrant culture, this region is a true paradise for anyone seeking an escape from mundane city life. If you’re planning a trip to Kashmir in November, look no further than our exclusive November Kashmir travel package. you're looking for the perfect autumn getaway, look no further than a Kashmir tour package in November.
This is the time when the iconic chinar trees turn fiery shades of red and gold and the air is crisp with a hint of winter. A trip to Kashmir in November promises breath-taking views and unforgettable experiences.
One of the highlights of any Kashmir tour package in November is undoubtedly the chinar trees. These majestic beauties are found all over the valley and provide a stunning backdrop to your holiday pictures. Whether you're strolling through gardens or driving along winding roads, you'll be greeted by these beautiful trees at every turn. The sight of their vibrant colours against clear blue skies is truly mesmerising.
Our travel package offers hassle-free travel arrangements that fit your budget and preferences. We provide personalised itineraries that cater to your interests and ensure that you make the most out of your trip. Our experienced guides will take you on breath-taking tours around the valley, showing you all the hidden gems that only locals know about.
In addition to touring around the valley, our travel package also includes comfortable accommodations that are sure to make your stay in Kashmir unforgettable.
NOVEMBER WEATHER IN KASHMIR
In November, Kashmir experiences a little chill. While the nights are cold, the afternoons are lovely since the sun beams brightly. In Kashmir, the daytime temperature in November ranges from 10°C to 20°C. The temperature descends to zero degrees Celsius or occasionally even colder during the night. Days are ideal for taking a sightseeing tour and engaging in a number of adventurous pursuits.
ITINERARY FOR "NOVEMBER ANSWERS THE CALL: Exploring the Brilliant Colours of Autumn's Palette in Kashmir"
DAY 1: Arrive in Srinagar
In Srinagar, meet a representative at the prearranged location, where he will give you a brief rundown of the full journey.
After that, you'll be driven to a hotel in Srinagar.
Complete the check-in procedures, have a little break, and then leave to explore Srinagar.
Visit the well-known Mughal Gardens, such as the Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh (the garden of pleasure and the abode of love, respectively).
The Zabarwan hills can be seen in the distance as these gardens extend for several kilometres along Dal Lake's eastern edge.
Spend some time by the lake and explore the area in the evening.
Take a trip back to the hotel to savour a delicious dinner.
Spend the night in a hotel in Srinagar.
Day 2 : Sonamarg
The hotel's delicious breakfast is served each morning with a stunning view of Dal Lake.
Prepare yourself for the ultimate adventure to Sonamarg after breakfast.
Stop by at picturesque locations along the way to Sonamarg to soak in the scenery and the surrounding natural splendour.
When you get to Sonamarg, you can ride a horse to the Thajiwas Glacier, where snow is present all year round.
In Sonamarg, you can also take part in the most well-liked sports activities, such as white water rafting.
Drive to your accommodation in Srinagar after finishing your exploration of Sonamarg.
Enjoy a night's sleep and dinner at the Srinagar hotel.
Day 3 :Gulmarg
Today you will be travelling from Srinagar to Gulmarg over a beautiful route.
The main attraction of Gulmarg is the Gondola Ride, which gives breathtaking panoramic views of the snow-capped mountains.
As you ascend higher on the cable car, take in the expansive vistas as you soar above the valley and watch as nature gradually reveals its hidden beauty.
Before travelling back to Srinagar, Gulmarg, which is mostly known for its ski slopes, will be a perfect site to participate in a variety of adventure activities like skiing and paragliding.
You can take in the beauty of nature and the snow-capped mountains that have been with you the entire time as you go back.
Return to Srinagar.
Day 4:Pahalgam
Enjoy a delicious breakfast while taking in the stunning vista of the snow-capped mountains before checking out of the hotel.
You will next continue on to Pahalgam, also known as the Shepherds' Valley.
Once you arrive in Pahalgam, check into your hotel and take some time to unwind before travelling to the lovely Aru Valley.
A small settlement called Aru Valley is renowned for its beautiful beauty and offers a variety of adventurous sports.
Then make your way to one of the busiest tourist areas, Betaab Valley, which gives breathtaking views of the Lidder River and is surrounded by beautiful natural loveliness, is one of the locations.
Additionally, you can visit Chandanwari, which is known for its snow bridge and serves as the beginning point of the revered Amarnath Yatra.
Return to the hotel in Pahalgam and call it a day after a day filled with breathtaking scenery and exhilarating thrills.
Day 5: Pahalgam to Srinagar
Finish the check-out procedures, and then depart from Pahalgam for Srinagar.
You will be transported to a houseboat in Srinagar after you arrive.
Take some time to enjoy the stunning views of the area.
You can go on a shopping spree at the bustling Lal Chowk after taking a nap and pick up leather items, embroidered mats and carpets, antique jewellery, and the in-demand Pashmina shawls.
Enjoy a romantic Shikara ride on Dal Lake while admiring a stunning sunset in the evening.
After that, you can head back to your houseboat for a special dinner and an overnight stay in Srinagar.
Day 6 :Departure
Bid Farewell to this Heaven and take beautiful memories home till you visit again.
PLACES TO EXPLORE IN KASHMIR IN NOVEMBER
Chandanwari
The well-known entrance to Amarnath, one of the four dhams of Hinduism, is Chandanwari. The holy sandal (also known as "Chandan") tree, which is unlikely to thrive at such a high altitude and topography, inspired the name of the place. You can get unmatched views of Pahalgam by hiking to the Chandanwari Glacier point. Don't miss the heart-pounding sledge ride across the snow bridge and let yourself be enchanted by this site. Renting a pair of gumboots from a nearby shop is advised because the area is always blanketed in snow.
Patnitop:
One of Kashmir's most popular tourist destinations, Patnitop allows you to spend time with your loved ones in peace. You can go paragliding at Dawariyai on a clear day in the winter. Make a reservation for a round of golf on the 9-hole course if you visit during the summer; it is a significant draw. You can also take a soothing soak in one of the three freshwater springs in the vicinity, which are said to offer therapeutic benefits. To sate your appetite, get your hands on a "Patisa" made with pure desi ghee. You'll want it more because of its melt-in-your-mouth feel.
Kupwara:
Kupwara is home to a variety of animals and boasts tall trees, sprawling meadows, snow-capped mountains, gushing streams, and dazzling lakes. You can indulge your eyes with the breathtaking vistas of the Bulbeer, Dajalongun, and Feshiltong mountain ranges. You can travel to the lovely valleys nearby, such as Lolab, Bangus, and Seemab. Visit Kheer Bhawani Temple, Badra Kali Temple, Gazi Masjid, and Jamia Masjid Handwara for a spiritual experience. Adventure seekers can go trekking in this area with great success.
Gulmarg:
All year round, many people choose to holiday at Gulmarg. Visitors to Gulmarg in November can take a gondola ride and enjoy sightseeing on the mountain's snow-covered slopes. Gulmarg is known as the "heartland of winter sports in India".
PULWAMA:
Pulwama, another location in Kashmir to visit in November, is tucked away only around 40 kilometres from Srinagar. The area is a small, picturesque village where you can get lost in the beauty all around and is known as the "Rice Bowl of Kashmir." You can delight in things like enticing natural springs, picturesque apple orchards, and fragrant saffron fields here. Even Pulwama provides opportunities for outdoor adventures in November, including snowboarding and skiing.
Sanasar :
Sanasar is an eco-friendly village in the Ramban district of J&K and is a lesser-known jewel of Kashmir. The cup-shaped grassland and towering conifers that surround it make this site special. This is the place for you if excitement and adventure are at the top of your list. Adventures like paragliding or hot air balloon rides, as well as a horseback ride through the verdant hills and an overnight camp stay, are all part of a Sanasar day.
You can play golf at a top-notch golf course, go rock climbing, or go on a hiking expedition.
Betaab Valley:
The location became very popular with tourists around 1983. because this is where the iconic Bollywood film Betaab was filmed, which is how Betaab Valley earned its name. It was formerly known as Hagan Valley. Betaab Valley is the ideal location for nature enthusiasts who wish to sit, embrace, and relax because of its coniferous forests, vast meadows, and rushing streams. If you're travelling to Kashmir in November, don't dare skip this stunning location because it's only 15 miles from Pahalgam.
Aru Valley:
Aru Valley is the ideal location for a picnic because of its beautiful lake and meadows that blend with the snow-capped mountains. Even spending time trout fishing is possible here. There are several adventurous sports you can take part in in Aru Valley, including horseback riding, trekking, skiing, and heli-skiing.
Baltal:
Baltal, a small valley endowed with beautiful scenery, serves as the base camp for the legendary Amarnath Yatra. Baltal is the perfect location for photographers to take beautiful pictures because of the abundance of waterfalls, glaciers, and magnificent mountain peaks. The valley is traversed by the Sindh River, which offers tourists the chance to go river rafting and trout fishing.
ACTIVITIES TO INDULGE IN KASHMIR IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
There is no dearth of enjoyable stuff in Kashmir, from trekking to fishing to horseback riding to heli-skiing to sampling the local cuisine, one has a zillion options to opt for.
Taking a Calm Shikara Ride
Without going on a Shikara ride on Dal Lake, your journey to Kashmir is not complete. The journey provides panoramic views of the lake's partially frozen water, which resembles nothing less than a picturesque fantasy setting. The breathtaking scenery will make you feel romantic, and you'll treasure the memories forever.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography in the autumn is ideal in locations like Mughal Gardens, Hazratbal,Dachigam, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam during this month.
SKIING
With a height of 3950 metres, Gulmarg is the third-highest ski resort in the globe and is renowned all over the world for its fluffy snow courses. Its magnificent Apharwat peak (4390m) has Asia's longest ski slope.
HELI SKIING
Downhill skiing or snowboarding that takes place in snow and isolated mountain sides is known as "heli-skiing," and to access these remote slopes, one needs the assistance of a helicopter. Helicopters transport the skiers to the peak of these far-off hills. Accessing these ordinarily challenging mountains takes less time when using a helicopter.
Visit a historical site
For history lovers, Kashmir offers heritage tours. In Kashmir, there are numerous enormous palaces, magnificent forts, lovely gardens, historic temples, and mosques. A heritage tour of Kashmir should include stops at the Dara Shikoh Garden, Pari Mahal or Zabarwan, Mughal Gardens, Hari Parbat Fort, Shehr-e-Khaas, Sheesh Mahal, Kothier Nowgam, Mosque and Tomb of Madin Sahib Hawal, and Mamleshwar Temple. You will discover a lot about the rich history and magnificent architecture of these locations by taking a tour around them.
ATV RIDES
Adventure junkies adore ATV rides. During this ATV tour, you will discover meadows, jungles, and vistas of the neighbouring valleys. These rides are well-known in Pahalgam and Gulmarg.
Gondola Ride
The most popular tourist attraction in Kashmir is the gondola. The Pir Panjal Range and the entire Gulmarg valley are visible from a great height thanks to the cable car.
SLEIGH RIDING
Sleigh is a little toy automobile made of wood that runs on snow. Tourists will love the journey as one man pulls the sleigh using a rope. Sleigh rides are offered in Kashmir's Gulmarg and at zero point in Sonamarg.
Trekking
During this time of year, day hikes are the preferred activity for travellers looking for adventure and the unusual. There are many beautiful treks in Kashmir, including the Marchoi Trek, Sheshnag Lake Trek, and Tulian Lake Trek.
Wildlife Tour
For nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts this place will prove to be a heaven owing to the variety of flora and fauna it has to offer.
The Hangul or Kashmir stag (Red deer), which is almost extinct, has its best natural habitat in the Dachigam National Park.
HOW TO ACCESS KASHMIR IN NOVEMBER
There are many methods to get to Kashmir, but the ideal one will depend on how much time you have.
AIR:
Flying is amongst the best, quickest, and most practical ways to go to Kashmir. Sheikh-ul-Alam International Airport in Srinagar has direct and connecting flights to most major Indian cities. You can take a cab after landing at the airport to get to your desired location in Kashmir.
Public Transportation:
JKSRTC and other private firms run a number of buses from adjacent cities and towns. Bus rides are comfortable and can get you to Kashmir quickly and hassle-free.
Train:
Since there is no rail access to Kashmir, you must take a train to Jammu. Kashmir is 270 km away from Jammu Tawi Railway Station, which offers trains to and from Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and other important Indian cities. Take a taxi or a bus from Jammu Tawi Railway Station to get to Srinagar or any other location in Kashmir that you choose to visit.
Via Personal Taxi:
In Srinagar, you can get cabs or even rent a car for a self-driving adventure. If you hire a car or book a taxi from Delhi, you would take NH 44 and go through Karnal, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Pathankot, Udhampur, Patnitop, and Srinagar, covering a distance of 809 kilometres and taking 16–17 hours.
By Bike:
If you want to ride a bike to Kashmir in November, you must travel through National Highway 44 through Punjab and Himachal. It is ideal for a bike excursion to Kashmir because the roads are in good shape.
FAQS REGARDING "NOVEMBER ANSWERS THE CALL: Exploring the Brilliant Colours of Autumn's Palette in Kashmir"
1.Where should I shop in Kashmir?
You can visit Lal Chowk,Nowhatta,Kokar Bazaar and Maharaja Bazaar in Srinagar city to get some great items to bring home as gifts or souvenirs for your loved ones. Some of the items include Pashmina Shawls, Long garments-Ferin, Lac jewellery, Namda, Kashmiri chiles, walnuts and other dry fruits, spices, tea leaves, willow baskets, and saffron.
2.What should I eat in Kashmir?
One of the best things to do in Kashmir is to try the local cuisine. Mutton Rogan Josh, Dum Aloo, Tshock Wangan, Gogji Rajma, Paneer Chaman, Dhaniwal Korma, and Kashmiri Saag are a few of the must-try dishes from Kashmir. In addition to this, you should try Kashmir's Noon Chai, sometimes referred to as "pink tea".
3.How should I prepare for my November tour to Kashmir?
When you choose to travel, careful planning must accompany that decision. This means that you need to pack your belongings carefully and keep a number of things in mind.
Pack light and bring warm clothes.
To get the best rates and discounts, make all of your reservations in advance, including for your hotel stay, flight, and tour package.
You should bring a pair of sturdy hiking boots.
Shoes, slippers, athletic shoes and trainers are necessary while packing for a trip to Kashmir in November.
Keep lip balm, body lotion, sunscreen with a maximum SPF of 50, and moisturiser on hand.
Keep a route map and 8–10 passport-size photos with you.
Pack a first-aid kit with all the essential medications for headache, motion sickness, any kind of body ache, fever, stomachaches, and more.
Be sure to have your passport, voter ID, Adhar card, and driver's licence with you.
Bring a tripod, waterproof camera case, power bank, and rechargeable torch.
4.Can I schedule a trip to Kashmir in November?
You can definitely schedule a trip to Kashmir in November. Days are pleasant and ideal for discovering the best things and engaging in enjoyable activities.
5. Does Kashmir experience snowfall in November?
Yes Kashmir receives snowfall in November.
6. Is November a good time to visit Gulmarg?
Yes, you can travel to Gulmarg in November to go skiing and take a Gondola ride.
7.What should I wear in November in Kashmir?
When packing for a vacation to Kashmir in November, include cotton clothing such as t-shirts, jeans, pyjamas, and trousers along with a warm jacket, woollen cap, fleece jacket, thermals, woollen socks, warm & waterproof gloves, waterproof hiking shoes, and a windcheater.
8.What activities are most recommended in Kashmir in November?
Skiing, trekking, ice skating, sleigh rides, heli-skiing, pony rides, camping, shopping, savouring Kashmiri cuisine, and other activities are among the top things to do in Kashmir in November.