Kashmir tour package in December

A CHILLING MAGICAL TALE OF DECEMBER: CELEBRATING DECEMBER IN KASHMIR

HIGHLIGHTS OF "A CHILLING MAGICAL TALE OF DECEMBER:
CELEBRATING DECEMBER IN KASHMIR"


Experience Kashmir's breathtaking snow-covered Himalayan mountains, stunning meadows and valleys, powerful glaciers, exquisite gardens, picturesque lakes, and pure rivers.
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.
Visit India's first vibrant floating market, which is located against a stunning backdrop and is known as a photographer's paradise.
Treat your taste buds to delicious Kashmiri delicacies like Noon Chai, Wazwan, Kashmiri Aanchar among others.


OVERVIEW OF "A CHILLING MAGICAL TALE OF DECEMBER: CELEBRATING DECEMBER IN KASHMIR"


As the winter season approaches, there’s no better time to plan a trip to Kashmir. With its snow-capped mountains and breathtaking landscapes, this region is one of the most popular destinations for tourists from all over the world. If you’re looking for an unforgettable experience, our Kashmir tour package in December is exactly what you need.

Our travel package includes everything you need to make your trip as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. From transportation and accommodation to sightseeing tours and local guides, we have taken care of every detail so that you can relax and enjoy your vacation. Whether you want to explore the stunning Dal Lake or go skiing in Gulmarg, our itinerary has something for everyone.


KASHMIR Weather and temperature in December

In Kashmir, the weather in December is cold and snowy, with lows of 10°C and highs of 21°C. In December, the temperature in Kashmir can drop to 1°C at night and the mornings can be cloudy, but the afternoons can be warm. In Kashmir, December temperatures typically range from 7-8°C.

ITINERARY FOR "A CHILLING MAGICAL TALE OF DECEMBER: CELEBRATING DECEMBER IN KASHMIR"

Day 1
Arrive in Srinagar
Get picked up by our representative and transported to a lovely houseboat in Srinagar.
Complete the check-in procedures then unwind for a while.
As your shikara flies through the glistening lake, relax and enjoy some quality time with your spouse while taking in the scenery around Dal Lake.
To witness the sun sinking over the gorgeous Dal Lake, go to Nehru Park.
Have dinner and spend the night in a houseboat.

Day 2
Srinagar sightseeing
Transfer to a hotel in Srinagar after a scrumptious breakfast in the morning.
After completing the check-in procedures, leave to tour Srinagar.
Take a leisurely stroll while holding hands through the renowned Mughal Gardens, Nishat Bagh (the garden of pleasure) and Shalimar Bagh (the abode of love).
The Shankaracharya Temple, Lord Shiva's oldest sanctuary in the Kashmir valley, is accessible by crossing Takht - e - Suleiman Hill.
Explore the marketplaces during a leisurely romantic evening.
After dinner, spend the night in Srinagar at the hotel.

Day 3 Srinagar to Pahalgam.

Checkout of the hotel after breakfast.
Transfer to Pahalgam, an adventurers' haven of magnificent beauty.
Pahalgam resembles a wonderful image with its magnificent meadows, bubbling streams, apple orchards, and a diversity of trees, from pine to deodar.
Visit the beautiful Aru and Betaab Valleys.
Overnight in a hotel.

DAY 4 Pahalgam to Gulmarg

Awaken in the midst of the stunning mountains, then have a sumptuous breakfast.
Prepare yourself for a thrilling day in Gulmarg.
After arriving at Gulmarg, check into your hotel.
The largest golf course in India is located at
a at Gulmarg, which features a total of 18 holes
Explore the lovely valleys, lovely streams, and interesting slopes on a pony or ATV trip.
For those who enjoy riding horses, a day trip to the Alpather Lake is exciting.
After dinner, spend the night in Gulmarg at the hotel.

Day 5 Gulmarg
After a delectable breakfast, set out to explore Gulmarg.
Enjoy the stunning views of the Kashmir Valley and the nearby snowy peaks.
Experience one of the highest cable car rides here.
Later, you can try your hand at skiing and snowboarding to attempt sliding down the slopes.
Sledding, zorbing, and other winter sports are also an option.
Discover Gulmarg's local market and indulge in regional specialties.
After dinner, spend the night in Gulmarg at the hotel.

Day 6 Gulmarg to Srinagar and Departure
Pack your luggage after a scrumptious breakfast.
Leave the hotel and begin your journey towards your next destination.


LOCATIONS TO EXPLORE IN KASHMIR IN DECEMBER
DAL LAKE

One of the nicest things to do on a trip to Kashmir in December is to take a Shikara ride on Dal Lake. Nothing is more enticing than organising a wonderful ride there.


GULMARG
Gulmarg is regarded as one of the ethereal and most well-liked destinations in Kashmir to visit in December. It provides you with a wide range of thrilling activities including skiing and cable car rides. In Gulmarg, taking a cable car is a very spectacular experience. While arranging a trip to Kashmir in the winter, you may also try out other well-liked sports like heli-skiing and ice skating in Gulmarg.

SONAMARG
Sonamarg is a region in Kashmir that is blessed with the ability to transform into a sea of white and is renowned for its golden beauty. The most stunning and well-liked tourist destinations are Thajiwas Glacier and Zero Point.

Pahalgam
You can take pony rides in Pahalgam. A horse or pony ride is necessary to see Kashmir's glaciers at their best in December and to experience the region's spellbinding weather.
With its breathtaking views of the lush flora, wide Himalayan ranges, and clear mountain rivers, Pahalgam is a visual feast. Today, it is a well-liked location for thrill-seekers to enjoy activities like angling, mountaineering, and trout fishing. It serves as the starting point for well-liked treks to high-altitude locations like Amarnath, Aru Valley, Kolahoi Glacier, and others. The Aru and Betaab valleys are just two of the well-known sights in the wonderland that is Pahalgam.

APHARWAT PEAK

The greatest place in Kashmir for winter activities is Apharwat Peak, which is situated at a height of around 4,200 metres above mean sea level (MSL). Every month, skiers and snowboarders may enjoy the perfect terrain because the peak is covered in snow for most of the year. All skiers, from beginners to experts, enjoy this location during the winter. But in the summer, lush vegetation emerges and offers the ideal backdrop for mountain horseback rides. The Line of Control, which separates Kashmir into areas controlled by India and Pakistan, is only a few kilometres from Apharwat Peak.

PULWAMA
Everyone should visit Pulwama because it should be on their bucket list for a number of reasons. It is renowned for its extensive saffron fields, highest milk output, and pristine surroundings. It truly is the "Delight of Kashmir." Additionally, historical places and monuments can be found here. Aharbal Waterfalls, Tarsar Lake, Shikargarh, and Avantishwar Temple should all be visited.

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. Grab a 'Patisa' made with just the finest ingredients. It contains Desi ghee to satiate your palate. You'll want it more because of its melt-in-your-mouth feel.

 

ACTIVITIES TO INDULGE IN KASHMIR IN DECEMBER


CAMPING
Pahalgam is a popular camping destination for tourists .People pitch the tents, sing, dance, gather in groups, and savour traditional food.

Enjoy skiing
The third-highest ski resort in the world, Gulmarg is known across the world for its fluffy snow runs. Its elevation is 3950 metres. Asia's longest ski slope is on its spectacular Apharwat peak (4390 metres). There are several locations in Kashmir where you can practise skiing, but Gulmarg is the ideal place to do it. You can go skiing at many different resorts in Kashmir, including the Pine Palace, Khyber Himalayan Resorts and Spa, Gulmarg Resorts,, Resort Gulmarg Backcountry Ski Resort, Heevan Retreat Gulmarg, and many others.

Jeep Safari
A terrific adventure in Kashmir is the Jeep Safari. People explore the valleys while seated in the jeep. It is the best method to see all the valley peaks, roving native wildlife, native vegetation, birds of hill ranges, and other things. You have the opportunity to observe nature up close and take in Kashmir's splendour. Young, old, and middle-aged people of all ages can enjoy a Jeep safari.


PHOTOGRAPHY
The whole valley is blanketed in white snow. Photography can be enjoyed at places like Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Mughal Gardens, Hazratbal and Dachigam.

HELI SKIING

The activity of downhill skiing or snowboarding on snowy, distant mountain sides is known as "heli-skiing," and a helicopter's assistance is required to reach these unreachable slopes. The skiers are flown up to the highest point of these distant hills. Using a helicopter speeds up the process of reaching these typically difficult mountains.

VISITING MUSEUMS
Kashmir offers heritage trips for people who love history. There are a great deal of massive palaces, majestic forts, lovely gardens, ancient temples, and mosques in Kashmir. 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 should all be visited as part of a Kashmir history trip. By taking a tour of these places, you can learn a lot about their rich history and stunning architecture.

RIDE AN ATV
ATV rides are popular with thrill seekers. You will see meadows, jungles, and views of the surrounding valleys during your ATV tour. These rides are popular in Gulmarg and Pahalgam.

Gondola Ride
Cable car rides are thrilling and can be had at Gulmarg in Kashmir.


SLEIGH Riding
A small wooden toy car called a sleigh transports you across snow. Travellers will enjoy watching one man pull the sleigh with a rope. Gulmarg in Kashmir and Sonamarg's Zero Point both provide sleigh rides.

Trekking
Day hikes are the go-to activity for tourists seeking adventure and the unexpected at this time of year. The Marchoi Trek, Sheshnag Lake Trek, and Tulian Lake Trek are just a few of Kashmir's stunning treks.

Wildlife Tour
Due to the variety of flora and fauna it has to offer, this place will prove to be a paradise for those who enjoy nature and wildlife.
The Dachigam National Park is the ideal natural habitat for a variety of plants and animals including the nearly extinct Hangul or Kashmiri stag (Red deer).

HOW TO ACCESS KASHMIR IN DECEMBER
Knowing how to get there and the available modes of transportation in December can help you plan your trip to Kashmir. Kashmir may be reached in a number of ways, which is fortunate.

Air:
Srinagar Airport, which is 15 km away and well connected to the country's major towns, can be used to fly into Kashmir. Flights to Delhi, Goa, Jammu, Leh, Mumbai, and Bangalore are regularly scheduled by IndiGo, GoAir, Jet Airways, and Air India. The aerial vistas are stunning during the snowy season in Kashmir. Decide to travel to Kashmir by plane if you want to see that. Tourists can hire cabs to get to Kashmir's cities and towns after arriving at the airport.

Rail:
Jammu -Tawi Station has excellent rail connections to all of the nation's major cities, including Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Pune, Trivandrum, and more. You can travel further north via bus, cab, or bicycle. Another choiceFrom Jammu, you can take a road from Banihal railway station to get to Srinagar. Although Banihal railway station offers good rail connections to Srinagar, it only operates in the summer.

Road Access to Kashmir:
The National Highway 1A links Kashmir's several cities to the rest of India. There are bus connections between the neighbouring states of Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Punjab, and others via the state road transport company. Some of the points, though, are a little challenging to reach. One can rent jeeps and other vehicles to get to the locations, but they are pricey.

Kashmir to Delhi By Air:
The main airport in Kashmir is Srinagar Airport, which is located 15 km from the city. Flying between Delhi and Srinagar is convenient.
to . From Delhi, a number of airlines, notably IndiGo, Air Asia, Spice Jet, and Vistara, run frequent flights to Srinagar.

Train from Delhi to Kashmir:
The Jammu Tawi railway station, 330 kilometres from Kashmir, is the closest significant railhead. There are numerous trains that run between Jammu and the capital. SVDK Vande Bharat Express, Rajdhani Express, Duronto Express, Shri Shakti Express, Jhelum Express, and Uttar S Kranti Express are the most well-liked trains.
Tourists can take a taxi or a bus operated by the government or a private company to Srinagar from Jammu Tawi railway station.

Bus from Delhi to Kashmir:
A total of 794 kilometres separate Srinagar from Delhi, and a good road system connects the two cities. Srinagar and the nation's capital are connected via National Highway 44. Visitors can also take a bus or hire a taxi from Delhi.


FAQS REGARDING "A CHILLING MAGICAL TALE OF DECEMBER:CELEBRATING DECEMBER IN KASHMIR"

1. How should you organise your December vacation to Kashmir?

For security concerns, it is best to refrain from taking photos at Srinagar international airport.

You can experience flight delays due to the significant snowfall, and the roads too can’t be safe to travel. Therefore, do thorough research on road conditions and weather predictions. Make sure you check the weather forecast and the condition of the roads well in advance.


Bring a lot of warm clothing with you. Carry all of your warmest winter clothing.

Don't choose local transportation - Winter makes it difficult to use local transportation, so plan your trip to Kashmir in December with a car or private taxi.

Do request a local sim card from your hotel or travel agency as your SIM Card won't function due to constraints placed for Kashmir's protection.

If you're a foreign visitor, make sure to always take your passport with you because you won't be able to enter some locations without it.

Make sure to cover your head when entering any religious building, such as a mosque.

2. What kind of clothing should I bring to Kashmir in December?
Carrying warm clothing including hats, coats, pullovers, warmers, and other accessories is advised because Kashmir has significant rainfall and chilly weather in December. In case of an emergency, you should also pack a waterproof bag, water-resistant boots for the snow, and water-resistant coats to ensure the safety of your valuables, including cash and other travel essentials like devices and gadgets. A scarf that can shield you from the cold, the wind, and even the sun is another essential item you should bring with you when visiting Kashmir.

3. Is Kashmir safe for visitors in December?
Yes, visiting Kashmir in December is quite safe for visitors. You can travel to locations like Pahalgam, Gulmarg, and Srinagar. You won't be able to reach some areas of Kashmir, though, because of heavy snowfall . However, most of the locations are open for visitors.

4. What Kashmiri delicacies should you try?
Noon Chai, Wazwan,Rogan Josh, Modur Pulao, Dum Alvey, Aab Gosh, Momos, Skyu, Butter Tea, and many other delicacies are among the ones you should definitely try.

5. What is the weather like in Kashmir in the month of December?
In Kashmir, December temperatures typically range from 7°C to 8°C. And snow has completely buried the valleys. Additionally, Srinagar experiences exceptionally chilly temperatures in December, ranging from 3 to 4 degrees Celsius.

6. What kind of goods are renowned in Kashmir?
Unquestionably, Kashmir is a destination of unparalleled beauty and vibe, and you can buy many lovely things there. Kashmir is famous for its handicrafts and gift products, in addition to its breathtakingly beautiful scenery. The items you should not forget to bring back from Kashmir include Pashmina Shawls & Blankets, Traditional Jewellery, Dress Material, Dry Fruits, etc.