Kashmir: Paradise on Earth

From Dal Lake's shikaras to Gulmarg's gondola — let us help you craft your perfect Kashmir itinerary.

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Why visit Kashmir?

Jammu & Kashmir, often called "Paradise on Earth", enchants travellers with snow-capped mountains, serene lakes, lush meadows, and warm hospitality. Whether you're shikara-riding on Dal Lake, skiing in Gulmarg, or trekking in Pahalgam, every moment feels like a painting. Our guides are crafted by travellers who've been there, to help you experience the real Kashmir.

Must-see places

Srinagar

Dal Lake, Mughal Gardens

Gulmarg

Gondola, skiing

Pahalgam

Betaab Valley, Lidder River

Sonamarg

Thajiwas Glacier

6-day Kashmir itinerary

01

Arrival in Srinagar

Check into a houseboat, evening Shikara ride on Dal Lake.

02

Srinagar local

Mughal gardens (Shalimar, Nishat), Hazratbal shrine, local markets.

03

Gulmarg excursion

Gondola ride, snow activities (seasonal), stroll through meadows.

04

Pahalgam day trip

Visit Betaab Valley, Aru Valley, and Lidder River banks.

05

Sonamarg

Thajiwas Glacier trek (pony ride), scenic drive back.

06

Departure

Free morning for souvenirs, fly back from Srinagar.

Where to stay in Kashmir

HotelLocationRatingPrice (INR/night)
Vivanta Dal View Srinagar ⭐ 4.6 (1.1k reviews) ₹9,500 Check best price
Khyber Himalayan Resort Gulmarg ⭐ 4.9 (780 reviews) ₹22,000 Check best price
WelcomHotel Pine 'N' Peak Pahalgam ⭐ 4.4 (620 reviews) ₹7,800 Check best price

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Quick answers

When is the best time to visit Kashmir?
April to October is ideal for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. December to February is perfect for snow lovers, especially in Gulmarg.
How to reach Kashmir?
By air: Direct flights to Srinagar International Airport from Delhi, Mumbai, and major cities. By road: Well-connected via Jammu (approx 12 hrs) and National Highway 44.
What currency is used?
Indian Rupee (INR). Cards are accepted in major hotels, but cash is essential for small shops and local markets.
Do I need a permit?
No special permit required for Indian citizens. Foreign nationals need a valid Indian visa; certain restricted areas near the LOC may need special permits.
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