Gulmarg

Gulmarg is most definitely the closest tissue of India to a skiing resort- the place in shaded-pines beauty. Hovering at 2,730 meters above sea level, Gulmarg is the Meadow of Flowers. The Kashmir tour packages are well suited to make you feel at this destination. The landscape is beautified in this beautiful destination by the shining Anglican Church of St Mary's, built in the 1890s on a solitary hillock. Accessible through a secluded road connecting the 2565 neo-colonial-styled Hotel Highlands Park to the historic Gulmarg Golf Club, these landmarks further enrich the visual charm of Gulmarg. However, the main appeal of Gulmarg lies beyond its scenic beauty. Discover why Gulmarg must be on your list of must-visit places and how it blends its natural beauty with recreational opportunities to make it one of the best places to visit.Gulmarg is a beautiful place that you will need to visit to enjoy its great backing stands of pines that take you to the bald height of Mt Afarwat. Once there, you can trek and travel by ponies at INR 300 per hour to reach the mountain. The easiest way out is the two-stage gondola cable car that swathes you to 3747m. Never miss the clear-day view at the top. Never fails to provide a clear-day view at the summit. You will pass Nanga Parbat during this trip; it is the ninth-highest mountain in the world across Pakistan.

Gulmarg offers over 40 choices of accommodation, each more beautiful in its own way. In July, a normal room rate (per night) would work out to something like INR 2000 for older-looking stays, while for newer looks, it will be approximately INR 5000. Prices of the hotels drop by 20% during the winter seasons and further dive dramatically when civil unrest occurs in Srinagar or during less popular months like September