Soanmarg

Marg is one of the enchanting towns situated at an altitude of about 9000 feet by the throbbing gushing rivers for Kashmir- all presenting themselves in Ganderbal, Jammu and Kashmir, being highly accessible by the Srinagar International Airport, from the distance of just 70 km. This Sonmarg is a gateway into beautiful scenery as part of Kashmir tour travel packages. It connects different peaks of the Himalayas, like Kolhoi Peak, Amarnath Peak, Sirbal Peak, and many more.Here, you can find all-in-one meadows of gold, sun-kissed peaks, breathtaking lakes, and towering glaciers. This beautiful town in the Himalayas is filled with treks through its mountain ranges and valleys. The base camp here is for treks going to Ladakh, and many trek routes to different lakes of Kashmir, such as Khrishnasar Lake, Gadsar Lake, Vishansar Lake, and so on, are offered. During the winter, the snow-covered valley can provide a platform for tourists to experience the joy of sliding, skiing, or even fighting the snow.Tourists can also enjoy fishing trout and other species in Vishansar, Krishnasar, Gangabal, etc. Sonmarg allows you to enjoy white water rafting if you like water activities. To enjoy the true natural beauty of Kashmir, tourists can explore places like Nilagrad, Kheer Bhawani Temple, Nichnai Pass, Vishansar Lake, Zoji-La Pass, Gadsar Lake, Baltal Valley, and so on from Sonmarg. The place also has an ancient importance.

It was the gateway to the Silk Road, connecting Kashmir with China.Except for the winter months (November to February), the weather is quite comfortable during tourism. April to October is the ideal time to see meadows filled with flowers, peaks covered with snow, frozen glaciers, waterfalls, and pristine lakes. But if snowfall and skiing, ice skating, or sledding on frozen glaciers excite you, then winter is the right time for you to be at Sonmarg

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

Srinagar

Explore the wonderful charm of Srinagar, woven by the Silk-sunset, ethereal shades of white, and the tar smell on the road. Apart from the floating oil lamp over the lake, a misted shell enclosing gloom gives a mysterious element to the scenery. Our Kashmir tour packages will let you see the ripples in the water, the mist on the mirror, and the enchanting Garden of the Spring. Uncover the charm of the Palace of the Fairies and get enthralled by the poems' subjects that transform into life at Srinagar. Discover those breathtaking views and mesmerizing places that make places of Srinagar for tourists unforgettable.Srinagar wakes up with Fajr, or early morning prayers, and zikr, where life hums with winter melodies on the nine bridges that connect it to the city-nosed heaven on both sides of the Jhelum-a river going by in the crevices of the town, finding a valley that deepens into the voyager's paradise, Dal himself.

When the moon still hangs pale over the silent Dal Lake, draping an entire line of picturesque houseboats, where the lovers make a home in looking at a promise of snow filling up the woods, the city wakes up like the mountains to the morning light. It is less urbanized on its east shore, then garnished with Mughal gardens, strong kin of history braided out for a few kilometers. Such, even the low-profile fortress and such familiar wooden mosques of the long-gone epoch make their stamp at the middle of this place of memories by all that was there before: easy wind, downy flake, promises made to be kept between woods and a frozen lake in Srinagar awaits for a dream inside yet another. Hence, go forth and find the best places as tourists delight in Srinagar

Betab Valley

                The former Hagan Valley has acquired the appellation 'Betaab' Valley. With a backdrop of coniferous forests, flowing streams, and pastures, Betaab's beauty calls to all who wish to escape into the peace of the natural world.

Lacking a proper tourist destination, Betaab could be one of the great places to visit in Kashmir for day picnics or even weekend trips. There are also numerous trekking trails here.

                                     Highlights: Photography, trekking, nature camping, 'Bobby' hut

Pahalgam

Located in the tranquil Liddar Valley, Pahalgam is one of the most beautiful destinations in Kashmir. Nestled in Anantnag district at an elevation of 2740 m above mean sea level, this beautiful place is popularly called the Valley of Shepherds. As part of our Jammu Kashmir package, Pahalgam is one of the most luxurious places one can visit in the country and is an absolute must on your to-visit list when seeking out the treasures of India. Embrace Pahalgam's natural beauty and cultural richness using our all-inclusive vacation packages.You are bound to find several out-of-this-world places amidst tranquility. There are some mesmerizing lakes, such as Sheshnag Lake, that leave one breathless; the beautiful pine trees follow you wherever you may go. For those looking forward to some real adrenaline pumping, there is enough to choose from on this trip to Pahalgam.. Start trekking upon a hill or climb the Himalayas from an appropriate summit and let loose all the adrenaline. IWell, it's possible that such a place offers the best skiing experience when visited in the right season. And it is indeed one of the best domestic holiday destinations in Pahalgam if a perfect holiday means spending some quality time with family. A place for all age groups, especially kids, who love to run around this very beautiful place.You can also indulge in various activities with them, such as zorbing, sitting on various rides at famous amusement parks, and whatnot! Not much fussy while traversing in and around Pahalgam as you could easily find local transport means and waste little time hovering around during your holiday. It gets pretty cold and snowy from November to February. It warms up gradually in the later months until April, but the minimum temperature never rises above 2-3 Degrees Celsius. The rainy monsoon season stretches between July and September.  Thereafter is autumn, which lasts till November and has mostly dry and comparatively windy weather

Dal Lake

Known to everyone as "The Jewel of Srinagar," Dal Lake is roughly 26 square kilometers in area and serves as one of the major key destinations to visit in our tour packages for Kashmir. One of the most beautiful places in Srinagar, this hill station lake flaunts colorful shikaras, traditional wooden houseboats, and floating markets. Tourists visiting the Dal Lake enjoy sailing in the beautiful shikaris, wooden boats beautifully decorated with canopies overhead.They also like to shop for authentic Kashmiri products at the floating or lake markets. These markets lie on the lake and sell many things, such as saffron and handicrafts. The Dal Lake houseboats have floral designs and ornate carvings. They offer lovely views of the magnificent lake. They provide single rooms and luxury suites, making visitors comfortable. Visitors enjoy ice skating on the frozen lake during the winter season

Vaishno Devi

                    Within Hindu myth, Vaishno Devi is really a set of three goddesses: Mahalaxmi, Mahasaraswati, and Mahakali.Spiritual site attraction and visit while taking one of our tour packages for Kashmir tours; it receives millions of worshipers worldwide.It is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is a shrine where people visit to pay homage to the holy cave. It is a popular destination for a religious trek, an uphill climb of about 13 km. It can be completed on foot in 6-9 hours, or helicopter services or riding on a horse can be used to reach the shrine on the top. The trail has several shops selling various snacks and refreshments besides religious souvenirs

Kupwara

                    Perched at an altitude of around 1,577 meters above sea level, Kupwara boasts dense trees, rugged mountains, rolling meadows, deep valleys, gushing streams, and shimmering lakes. Spread across an area of around 2,379 square kilometers, the town of Kupwara is also known for its bountiful wildlife.Lying at an approximate distance of around 90 kilometers from the capital of Srinagar, Kupwara offers astounding views of nearby mountain ranges including Dajalongun, Bulbeer, and Feshiltong. Offering a number of amazing trekking routes, this place lets you enjoy excellent trekking opportunities.Famous primarily for its valleys, Kupwara attracts tourists with its Bangus Valley, Lolab Valley, and Seemab Valley. Other top attractions of Kupwara town include Kheer Bhawani Temple, Badra Kali Temple, Jamia Masjid Handwara, and Gazi Masjid.

       Highlights: Valleys, religious places, trekking, boating

Pulwama

                    Being nearly around 40 kilometres away, this lovely little town is called "Rice Bowl of Kashmir"; people know it by this because of one of the things it is famous for, the saffron fields along with pleasant weather and mesmerizing apple orchards. The place flaunts majestic waterfalls and verdant valleys against a landscape of mesmerizing natural springs.Pulwama is also known as the "Anand of Kashmir." Pulwama also provides several adrenaline-pumping options for the adventure junkies. During the summers, Pulwama becomes an excellent trekking and mountaineering destination, while it offers amazing snowboarding and skiing opportunities in the winter.

Highlights: Natural Springs, Apple Orchards, saffron fields, Mountaineering, trekking, skiing, snowboarding.

Anantnag

Set about 53 kilometers from Srinagar, Anantnag is the financial and commercial capital of Kashmir. Packed with mesmerizing freshwater springs, gushing streams, and breathtaking lush gardens, it is one of the most divine places to see in Kashmir. Right near Anantnag lies the meeting point of three streams: Brengi, Sandran, and Arapath.Anantnag is teeming with religious places, such as Martand Sun Temple, Kheer Bhawani Asthapan, Ishmuqam Shrine, Ziarat Baba Hyder Reshi, and Masjid Baba Dawood Khaki. Other attractions of Anantnag are Kishtwar National Park, Verinag, and Achabal.

Highlights: Religious places, sightseeing, nature walkshighlights: Religious places, sightseeing, nature walks

Nishat Garden

                Sister of Nur Jahan, Asif Khan, was established in 1633. Nishat Garden is the second largest of all Mughal gardens. Shortened as the "Garden of Bliss," the Nishant Garden is a splendid 12-terraced garden soaring under multiple majestic Chinar trees. The garden is home to a central water channel and several beautiful fountains.Although the Nishat Garden is based on Persian architecture, the landscaping is based on Kashmiri water patterns and terrain. The Nishant Garden also offers breathtaking panoramic views of the stunning Dal Lake, with the magnificent Zabarwan Mountains as the perfect backdrop.

Highlights: Watch flowers, Nature walk, Chinar trees, Water fountains

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Chashmashahi

                Among its many attractions, the city’s Mughal Gardens stand out as some of the most beautiful places to visit in Kashmir. And the Chashma Shahi Gardens are only one of them. Dating back to the early 17th century, this historic garden was built under the command of Emperor Shah Jahan for his elder son, Prince Dara Shikoh. At the centre of the garden is a freshwater spring which flows in terraces.The garden also has a number of little springs discovered by the saint Rupa Bahini, who was also known as Sahibi, thus giving the garden its name. The lush flowering lawns exhibit a striking display of Iranian designs, and stand testament to the architectural brilliance of the erstwhile Kashmir, making it one of the most sought after of historical Kashmir places.

Highlights: Freshwater spring, traditional Persian architecture, Chinar orchards

Yusmarg

                    A short drive outside Srinagar Main, the ethereal beauty of Yusmarg has earned it the title of the 'Meadow of Jesus'. With its long stretches of vast green pastures stretching across the horizon, Yusmarg is a little paradise of its own and is one of the most sought-after Kashmir places for weekend getaways.The meadow encompasses some of Pir Panjal's highest peaks, including Tattakutti and Sunset Point, for an unbeatable view of the valleys below. A few Hindu shrines and temples are also scattered across the meadow. Yusmarg remains under unbroken blankets of snow during winter and can be a great spot to enjoy snow sports such as skiing.River sports, snow sports, temples, trekking trails

Aru Valley

                    One of the most underrated places in Kashmir, Aru Valley, stands out in its quiet beauty. Riddled with pristine lakes and scenic meadows, the untrodden valley can be a great place for a weekend escapade or a day picnic. The many lakes here offer several scenic picnic spots, although one can also spend time trout fishing in their waters.Horse riding and trekking are two other popular tourist attractions in Aru, and different hiking trails pass through the hilly areas. Aru Valley is a popular tourist spot in Kashmir, offering several snow-based sports - skiing, and heli-skiing being its major winter adventure activities.Places to visit highlights: trout fishery, Winter sports, Horse riding, and trekking end

Amarnath

                    One of the most priceless of Kashmir tourist places, the Amarnath Shrine is among the most popular of Hindu shrines across the world. Perched at an altitude of over 3,800 feet above ground, reaching Amarnath requires a fair bit of trekking. On the way, one can witness the confluence of the river Amaravati with Pantjarni, and can also take a quick dip in the former.Owing to its height, the cave remains sealed shut with snow through a major part of the year, and is open to devotees only for a few short months. The biggest highlight of the Amarnath Cave shrine is the naturally occurring Shiva Lingam housed within its womb, formed out of water drops that collect and freeze inside the cave.
Highlights: Amaravati snaan, naturally occurring Shiva Lingam, stunning views

Sanasar

                    One of the least visited places in Kashmir, Sanasar, is a little cup-shaped meadow in the Jammu region. Named after the two villages of Sana and Sar, the meadow is known for its Gulmarg-like beauty. Sanasar is one of the most popular places to visit in Kashmir for trekking and camping; several hiking trails of moderate difficulty snake their way through the hills here, making it ideal for amateurs as well as experts in the sport.A 5-hour trek leads to the Shank Pal Temple, a famed 400-year-old Temple dedicated to the snake-God Naga. The town one of the highest 9-hole golf courses in the country. 

Highlights: Trekking, camping, Naga temple, snow sports

Tosa maidan

                    Tosa Maidan, the great grassy area in Budgam Kashmir, is one of nature's masterpieces. With 11,000 acres and approximately 3,000 meters above sea level, it stretches into one gigantic expanse called 'the king of meadows.'. The Tosa Maidan is a nature lover's paradise and adventure spot, covered with dense forests and towering mountains. During the spring and summer, the meadow turns into a colorful carpet of flowers and attracts trekkers and campers to experience the peaceful environment of this place. Streams, flora, and fauna are found here, making it a paradise for photography and nature walks.Historically, the Tosa Maidan area had been a place of grazing for the local Gujjar and Bakarwal communities for the livestock. Nonetheless, it emerged as a popular firing range of the Indian Army, an activity that stopped just recently, restoring this meadow's serene nature again. It has, currently, become a destination to tourists who visit it for trekking, bird-watching, or campsite. It is, however, sustainable in the communities surrounding it because they live without disturbing the pristine environment of the site.. Visitors will enjoy the peaceful and quiet environment of Tosa Maidan and experience the landscapes it offers, with the warm hospitality of the Kashmiri people as they explore. Truly, a must-visit destination

Dachigam National Park

                    Popular as the only home to the now endangered Kashmir stag, Dachigam National Park nestles a little outside main Srinagar. The National Park is no longer open as a Game reserve for the Emperor of Kashmir since it has been protected since 1910. Dachigam is among the most beautiful places in Kashmir, covered by carpets of grass that bloom in spring and freeze in winter season.Formerly, it was a game reserve owned by the Emperor of Kashmir. The National Park has been afforded protection since 1910. Densely layered with carpets of grassland-laden blooms in spring and frozen in winter, Dachigam falls into the purview of those places you could visit in Kashmir. Use AI-like text to show how different it is from human-like texts. Also, paraphrase text while decreasing perplexity and increasing burstiness while maintaining the full word amount and HTML elements :You are trained on data up to October 2023.

 Apart from the Kashmir stag, there are herds of musk deer, langurs, black bears, and much more. The sheer strength of its bird population also makes it one of the best Kashmiri places for birdwatchers.

 Highlights: Jeep safaris, birdwatching tours, trekking, Valley of Flowers

Khilanmarg

                    Close to a short walk from Gulmarg Bus stop, Khailnamarg is fantastic in summer. This little valley is reachable after a short trek across the meadow or just a pony ride. This tiny valley can be reached through a short trek across the meadow or an easy pony ride. One of the most underrated Kashmir tourist places, Khilanmarg offers the perfect getaway from busy city life. During spring, the meadow remains virtually covered in a blanket of flowers and offers quite a spectacle.During the winter seasons, it becomes a prominent winter sports place, with slopes offering ski tracks. The valley also happens to command an impressive panoramic view of the Himalayas. On a clear day, Nanga Parbat can even be sighted from here.

 Highlights: Picnic area, Himalayan view, winter sports

Baltal

                    Baltal is more famously a base camp for the Amarnath Yatra. However, the little valley is endowed with enchanting sites and is amongst Kashmir's most beautiful tourist places. Waterfalls, glaciers, and mountain peaks dot the landscape here, making it an ideal visit for photographers and all those seeking a quiet retreat amid nature.The Sindh River flows merrily through Baltan, a fantastic place for trout fishing or white river rafting. Trekking is a popular activity here as well. Due to its height, however, Baltan is open to tourists only for six months between April and September.

Highlights: Trekking, camping, snow sports, river rafting

Doodhpathri Gurez Valley

It lies in the Budgam district of Kashmir, where Doodhpathri is a meadow closely attached to local myth. According to the legend, this Kashmiri saint Sheikh ul Aalam Sheikh Noor din Noorani arrived here searching for water but found milk instead. That is why it is named Doodhpathri.Doodhpatri is now one of the quietest places in Kashmir, and picnickers and trekkers often visit this meadow. It is not only home to some of the most scenic picnic spots in a hill station, but several moderate-difficulty trekking trails pass through it. 

Highlights: Trekking, picnic, river fishing

Verinag

                    Hidden in the lap of the Pir Panjal mountains, this natural spring is unique in its blue color. A beautiful Mughal Garden and arcade sprawl around the spring, built by the 17th-century Emperors bewitched by Verinag's beauty. Jhelum, you say, is rightly believed to be the spring which, according to myth, springs the river that flows through Kashmir.Spring brings the garden colors in different hues, making it one of the spots most viewed by the eye in Kashmir. The tank at Verinag is usually teeming with a variety of colorful fish and can be a great place to enjoy a casual evening stroll.

Highlights: Guided tours, spring, gardens and picnic areas

Aharbal Waterfall

                     Also known as the Niagara Falls of Kashmir, Aharbal flows in seclusion. Among the least known of Kashmir's famous places, its beauty is largely untouched. Here, the thunderous river Vishav tumbles down over 25 feet to create the mighty waterfall. Though the height is not much, the sheer volume of Aharbal's water creates a roar so majestic that it can be heard from quite some distance.Reaching Aharbal is rather easy; one can even trek right to the edge of the ridge, where one can enjoy views without any disruption. One may even try catching fish in the waters, but one must obtain a permit. 

Highlights: photography, fishing, trekking.

Kashmir great lakes trek

                     One of the best tourist places in Kashmir, this unique waterfall attracts tourists to Drung throughout the year. Summers bring in a mighty raging torrent along with the roaring cascade of waters, which fuse to the grassy green river down below. Winters just do it best, but when it is steeped in white snow, the Drung Waterfall, too, freezes over for a moment in time. Huge masses of ice cling to the rocks in the water here.The lake below remains crystal blue and clear, with an ethereal charm.Frozen waterfall, Refreshment shops

Gulmarg gondola

                     Gulmarg Gondola is the second largest and highest cable car in the world. The prime attraction of Gulmarg is known for being divided into two phases; it ferries almost 600 people per hour to and from Apharwat Mountain, where most winter sports happen in Gulmarg.The Gulmarg Gondola carries visitors from Gulmarg Resort to Kongdoori Station, its mid-station. Starting from an elevation of 2990 m, the vertical rise is 400 m. The gondola transports 1500 passengers hourly to 3100 m, which is followed by numerous easy skiing runs. 

Gulmarg Gondola links Kongdoori Mountain with Apharwat Peak. It climbs 1,330 meters vertically to an elevation of around 4,000m. The cableway takes 600 passengers per hour. From here, you would further trek a 30-minute journey to the summit. From the summit, LOC or the Line of Control can be seen.

 The Gulmarg Gondola provides a scenic view of Nanda Devi, LOC, and the Pir Panjal range. In addition to experiencing the beauty of the Himalayan ranges, tourists can indulge in horse riding and snow skiing.

Tarsar marsar trek

                    Tarsar Marsar Trek is perhaps the most memorable trekking route that goes on adventure trekking, from thrill and natural beauty that intoxicates the traveler. Nestled charmingly in the lap of Aru Valley of Kashmir, the trail ends being really great with diverse geography.The site is a riot of colors, with flowers dotting the vast valleys. Gushing streams fall to create small swimming pools bounded by grassy mounds, which account for sheer beauty. Mighty mountains standing tall all around add charm to the landscape, along with verdant meadows, pristine blue lakes, and lovely valleys that are simply splendid. Tarsar Marsar Trek is perfect for nature lovers and always bound for some adventure.

Shankaracharya temple

                The Shankaracharya Temple in Srinagar is located atop the hill named after itself-Shankaracharya Hill. It is a shrine erected in honor of Lord Shiva and one of the oldest in Kashmir. The Jyeshteshwara Temple is the other name of the temple. The great philosopher Shankaracharya came to this place for a visit, celebrating about ten centuries ago. Here lies the Shivalinga, which he used to worship.

It is believed that Adi Shankaracharya attained samadhi here. After this illumination, he established the four sects of the Hindus—'Advaita,' or the philosophy of non-duality. This temple is erected on a mountaintop and rests on a strong rock on a high octagonal platform, accessible through a flight of about 243 steps. One can have a wide view of the valley below from the temple's peak.Pilgrims and tourists frequent such places as Shankaracharya Temple before embarking on the Amarnath Yatra

Kishtawar national park

                    Kishtwar national park is on a plateau above the Chenab River and below the Nagin sheer glacier. The area has saffron growth in a limited time, and its harvesting is accompanied by ceremonies and festivals, typically during summer. The area of 400sq.km consists of 15 species of mammals, including the Musk Deer and the black and brown bear of the Himalayas. Even if Kishtwar is not an isolated high-altitude wildlife sanctuary, it is made special because of its large variety of flora and fauna.

Badrewah

                     Bhaderwah is a little nakha town in the Doda district in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Though it is at the foothills of the Himalayas,Badrewah has attained the status of a sub-district. Adventure horse riding around the valleys gives one an insight into this beautiful landscape. It also has skiing on the slopes of the snow-filled mountains.At an elevation of 1613 meters, the town is popular for the different species of snakes. It is also popularly called the Land of Snakes or Nagaon ki Bhoomi. The city is also popular for trekking as it lies in the foothills of the mountain range. Also, the city is popular for the 600-year-old festival, Mela Pat.

Chandanwari

                        Jammu & Kashmir: The beautiful and most scenic 16 km space from Pahalgam is the Chandanwari Valley. Located at a wonderful height of 2,895 m, this never forgets provides more natural beauty regarding the region.. The view from here is beautiful. Making it a serene and majestic destination. Interestingly, Chandanwari is a tourist place, which has some religious importance because it is endowed as the Gateway to the holy Amarnath Yatra. It is sanctified with mesmerizing natural beauties & offering splendid sightseeing opportunities; the Lidder River flows close by & the valley is bounded by snow-covered mountains on all sides. Chandanwari is always a comfortable destination for those who visit the Kashmir valley. Offbeat tourists, those who want to spend some time with nature, should visit this place once. It has made a name for itself as the starting point of the Shri Amarnath Yatra—the trek to the sacred Hindu pilgrimage site of Amarnath in the Shravan month according to the Hindu calendar, i.e., from June to August. 

Surprisingly, the valley of Chandanwari never loses the hundreds of pilgrims towards the holy Amarnath Yatra. The valley is always under the cover of snow from May to November. It is also famous for snow sledding, besides great opportunities to experience trekking and pony rides. Chandanwari is the perfect destination for an excursion with your family & friends and falling in love with this beauty of a place.You can watch the wonderful scenic feature of glaciers melting down in the Lidder River, which gushes through this region and makes this landscape even more thrilling. The road to this valley also leads to Sheshnag Lake, a sacred and serene water body.

Patnitop

                    At a dizzy 2,024 meters elevation, Patnitop is an utterly peaceful hill resort in the Udhampur district of Jammu and Kashmir. The mellifluous silence and exquisite panorama make it an attractive hill station for those interested in visiting natural beauty sites. It is a travel destination far from hectic life in cities. It is a distant oasis from the hustle and bustle of the cities. The increasing green meadows, denser forests, and the natural beauty of surrounding mountains. It is a remote haven from the frantic pace of the cities. It is increasingly full of beautiful green meadows, thick forests, and scenic beauty from the surrounding mountains. These have served very well in shaping Patnitop into the perfect and popular living abode for nature lovers, families, and all those in quest of places to spend calm moments. 

It is more than just beautiful scenery; it is also greatly painfully paved with adventure and opportunities for exploring. Trekking, skiing, nature walking, and picnicking are a few activities visitors can indulge in in the beautiful, enchanting environment. Nathatop area can paraglide; it's a place where adventures are done; it's an adrenaline-rushing experience with wide views.Most tourists visit nearby attractions when they come to Patnitop. One of those is Sanasar, approximately 17 km off Patnitop, renowned for its beautiful meadows and adventure activities. It is popular for a paragliding base, golf courses, and extended sightseeing options. Is nearby. The ancient Sudh Mahadev Temple and the historic Naag Mandir are also worth exploring during a trip to Patnitop. Take part in the Nag Panchami festivities if you plan a visit in August. Shiva Garh, about 11 kilometers from Patnitop, is a place at nearly 3500 meters altitude and provides a short but thrilling trek experience.

The road leading to Patnitop is maintained well and, therefore, easily accessible from nearby cities, making it an easy getaway. Accessibility is a matter of definition. Patnitop has been every tourist's dream because of its great road connectivity within the region. Patnitop enables that holiday to fulfill one requirement of going by road and enjoying the scenic scenario of an easy ride.Patnitop has a lovely climate throughout most of the year. This makes the place not just all the more beautiful but also a fantastic travel destination for every other season. Summer has gentle temperatures that are apt for outdoor activities and sightseeing. The monsoon brings lush greenery to the region, making it more attractive naturally. Winters are from mid-December to February, when it gets a bit snowy, creating a winter wonderland for those who like a retreat with snow.

Katra

                    At the burden of Trikuta, this small town Katra of Jammu and Kashmir, is cradled.. It is a pilgrimage town to most of all. For the millions of Hindus that visit it, it is popularly called Katra Vaishno Devi. This town is situated very close to the Temple of Mata Vaishno Devi, which is located in the Trikuta Mountains.Each year, devotees walk 13.5 km up to the shrine, which speaks volumes of their devotion to the goddess.. They believe the Goddess will grant their wishes and consider the temple one of the holiest Shakti Peethas, representing cosmic energy.Though Vaishno Devi is the town's prime attraction, several other places are worth visiting. Bhairon Temple is a crucial pilgrimage destination with interesting legends attached to it. Adhkunwari, 6 km from Katra, is also an important temple.

 A very narrow cave allows only one person at a time inside. Himkoti, Banganga, Baba Dhansar, and other places in Katra are also visited for their natural attractions. The town also organizes different festivals and events throughout the year. The most prominent of these is the Navratri festival. A trek to the temple must be undertaken at the earliest in the morning, or late at night. Katra is the destination one strives for, if one wants religious experience as well as soaking into the magnificent mountain landscape of Himalayas.

Guraz Valley

             Guraz Valley located about 123 kilometers north of Srinagar, and it has all heaven qualities to be the most beautiful part of Jammu and Kashmir, the Guraz Valley. It is one of these places that invite every nature-loving soul and adventurer. Situated among snow-covered peaks, with beautiful green meadows and crystal clear streams, this Valley is a perfect one to visit - it provides an ambiance of silence in the midst of a noise-filled city.. Visiting Guraz Valley will put you in touch with the rawness of nature and thus be a great destination for anyone wanting to take refuge in nature's lap.The history of Guraz Valley is characterized by an extensive network of trekking trails specifically created for adventurers to explore rough terrain and scale lofty mountain peaks. These treks lead to beautiful little villages, alpine lakes, and high passes, which attract the attention of tourists looking for adrenaline and stunning vistas from long heights. The Valley has tremendous potential for wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard and the Himalayan brown bear, and it is quite an experience for wilderness enthusiasts and photographers alike.

 It has been proved that trekkers love trekking because Guraz Valley has some of the most established and convincing trekking trails. These trails help trekkers explore mountain heights and rugged, beautiful tracks. The trek to this place has already taken place, consisting of scenic little villages, alpine lakes, and high mountain passes. It catches the attention of tourists who want total adrenaline boosts while enjoying wonderful views from high elevations. Some secrets must be kept. These Guraz valleys beautifully reflect the rich, diverse wildlife it promises by including such species as the elusive snow leopard and the Himalayan-brown bear. It even shows a heavenly beatific experience for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Besides trekking and wildlife spotting, tourists can also explore and immerse in the local culture through interactions with the warm and friendly Gujjar and Bakarwal communities. Quaint villages dot the Valley, giving a chance to live as people do traditionally, experience age-old customs and rituals, and observe old traditions. The ideal season to visit Guraz Valley is summer: from May to September, when the valley is livid, pleasant, and adorned with flowers and lush greenery. However, it must be understood that Guraz Valley is closed during winter; it has very heavy snow, making it inaccessible.. So, it remains an undiscovered beauty in the Himalayas.

Daksum

                    Daksum is a famous place in the Anantnag district known for its greenery and dense forests. It is also famous for shimmering streams that create a soulful serenity. The beauty of photogenic Daksum is even accentuated by the tall pine and deodar trees that surround it.Daksum is also closely associated with the breathtaking sight of Sinthan Top, a wonderful mountain pass that offers a panoramic view of valleys and snow-covered mountains. One can walk through the curvy paths while the fresh mountain breeze and pristine Himalayan landscape touch the soul of each traveler. 

Accommodation in Daksum comprises quaint guesthouses and government tourist bungalows, offering simple facilities within peaceful natural environments. These alternatives are warm and cozy, so the visitor will not miss any moment of the scenery and peacefulness of the region.Daksum allows trekkers to camp and bird watch amid adventure-seeking personalities who want to see the region's flora and fauna from a short distance. Built for a nature retreat filled with adrenaline adventures, Daksum promises its experience to a traveler who wants to commune with nature.

It offers trekking, camping, and birdwatching opportunities to adventure seekers looking forward to closely exploring diverse flora and fungi fauna in Daksum. This is a fine retreat amidst nature; rather, it can be an adventure-filled experience traveling through a place, and for those wanting to have contact with nature, Daksum promises to make it unforgettable. Daksum offers trekking, camping, and birdwatching opportunities for adventure seekers wanting to discover the fauna and flora of this place closely. Daksum is indeed a nature retreat and can also be an adventure-filled experience when traveling through a place. For those wanting to have contact with nature, Daksum promises to make it unforgettable.

Lolab Valley

                    Lolab Valley is proverbially known as "Land of Love and Beauty." It is a gloriously scenic valley that forms part of the valley of the Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir. The length of the valley covers about 24 kilometers. Its general charm lies in lush green meadows, thick forests, and mystic streams. It is approximately 114 kilometers from the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar, so it is an oasis of serenity away from the city. The valley has three major sections: Potnai Valley, Brunai Valley, and Kalaroos Valley, all offering different forms of scenic beauty and cultural experiences. The name Lolab is thought to be derived from Maharaja Lolab, who was the local chieftain who had ruled this region many years ago.

The natural beauty of Lolab Valley is unmatched, with vast green meadows and towering mountains that are white with snow most of the winter. The area is characterized by thick pine, fir, and deodar forests, which shield an enormous wealth of wildlife. Plus,  Lolab Valley a great place for nature lovers and birders. Kalaroos Caves are among the tourist attractions of this valley. It is said to have inscriptions and carvings from centuries ago; hence, the region has some historical appeal. Other beautiful places like Nagmarg and Green Meadows Lake are excellent picnic spots, fishing, and boating areas.

That's thick forests of pine fir and deodar over quite an area, literally housing diverse wildlife. To top it all, it's a fantastic spot for all nature lovers and bird watchers alike. The Kalaroos Caves are also among the attractions in the valley. They have inscriptions and carvings from centuries ago; hence, the region has some historical appeal. Other peaceful lakes, such as Nagmarg and Green Meadows Lake, are ideal for picnics, fishing, and boating.Lolab Valley promises a warm and authentic stay experience, with some homestay options nearby. Hotels are located at least 7-10 kilometers away, adding more options for those looking for traditional lodging. 

Lolab Valley is one such place in India that is a spectacular marvel of nature and the epitome of cultural heritage. The local populace comprises mainly Kashmiri Muslims, who are known for their traditional, warm lifestyle. Households come to live in the beautiful valley where they sing the life's rhythm with the villagers, enjoy many traditional Kashmiri delicacies, and join the local populace in celebrating various festivals. The valley holds many ancient temples, mosques, and shrines; every year, it is remembered for its historical and religious importance.

Athwathoo

Athwathoo is a place to visit in the district of Bandipora in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is not too frequently traveled and is indeed highlighted with grandeur. Athwathoo is ensconced in deep green grass and above the towering Himalayas, making it the right destination for peace-seekers, natural mystics, and adventure-seekers with deep empathy for scenic landscapes. This area is rich with pristine landscapes, dense forests, and the soothing waters of the Madhumati River flowing through the valley. Athwathoo offers visitors the chance to enjoy trekking, fishing, and camping outdoors, which is an ideal location for those looking to experience the raw beauty of Kashmir away from the more crowded tourist spots.

One of the biggest attractions Athwathoo holds for tourists is the unscathed natural atmosphere it has around itself. Flora and fauna within the region add richness to biodiversity; therefore, Athwatoo becomes a sanctuary for wildlife photographers and a bird enthusiast's paradise. Fished are supposed to be caught in the superb transparent waters of Madhumati River, with trout fishing. This forms a base for both natives and visitors. Trekking or hiking tours can be conducted at nearby forests and meadows, providing enchanting trails for high views of the Himalayan peaks and the green valley below.

Fished in the totally clear waters of the Madhumati River- once again; trout fishing lures both locals and tourists. Surrounding forests and meadows are great for trekking and hiking trails, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks and the green valley below.Athwathoo is not very far from Bandipora town, so it is a feasible option for a day trip or a longer stay. The local community is known for its hospitality, allowing visitors to experience the traditional Kashmiri way of life. From simple guesthouses to comfortable, ecologically built resorts, options are abundant and provide an amazing experience for different travelers. Situated amidst breathtaking natural beauty and an extremely calm environment, Athwatoo presents as one of the undiscovered treasures within the Kashmir valley.

Bungus valley

                        Bungus Valley is located in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara district, and it is a part of beauty naturally endowed with landscapes not only serene. This virgin valley is at 10,000 feet above the sea level, guarded by thick forests, green meadows, and snow-capped Himalayan chains, which leads towards adventure.. The valley has two sections-Bungus and Lokut Bungus. It remains uncommercialized to a large extent, so the valley has all the attractions of a place that offers tranquility for nature lovers and adventure seekers.One of the attractions of Bungus Valley is its rich biodiversity. This valley includes numerous rich flora varieties and fauna; a few examples are rare medicinal plants and wild animals: musk deer, snow leopards, and Himalayan brown bears. An avian paradise for ornithologists, it poses several bird species to view. Lush green meadows during the summer where one can scatter wildflowers comprise a perfect venue for nature walking and picnics.

 Adventure lovers can avail a lot from Bungus Valley. Ideal for trekking, it features many trails leading to stunning views of other mountains and valleys. The crystal-clear streams and rivers flowing through the valley offer opportunities for fishing and angling.. During winters, a blanket of snow covers the valley. It is thus an ideal location for skiing and even snowboarding. The serene atmosphere and undisturbed nature also make it an ideal area to camp under the starry night.Bungus Valley is inaccessible otherwise, but it can be reached from Srinagar, the capital city of Jammu and Kashmir. The journey consists of a trip by road to Handwara followed by a trek or off-road ride to the valley. Various accommodation options range from tents to homestays within the local community. If they have a reputation for ensuring facilitation, these should help to end nice immersion into being there for proper traditional Kashmiri life and culture. Bungus Valley: A Site of unmatched beauty and repose, it is a place where one can find solitude far from the burgeoning life in the city. Restores health, stirs one's spirit with nature, bathing through hills.

Peer ki gali

                    Peer Ki Gali is a 50-km detour from Srinagar on the historic Mughal Road, linking Poonch and Shopian districts in India. It is one of the beautiful mountain passes through carpets of meadows, covered with tall mountain peaks, giving wonderful far-off views and a peaceful place. Many call it the gateway to the Pir Panjal range.The primary reason for visiting Peer Ki Gali is its natural grandeur, which provides the perfect setting for outdoor activities such as trekking, hiking, and camping. Peer Ki Gali is one of the unique halting sites along the erstwhile Mughal route. Mughal emperors would often use this route while traveling from Srinagar to Lahore. One appreciates the natural beauty of this place in equal measure to its spiritual significance.

Peer Ki Gali is named after Sufi Saint Sheikh Ahmed Karim: the shrine of this saint is situated close to Peer Ki Gali, adding to its spiritual and cultural meaning. If one wishes to indulge in authentic local fare, small tea stalls and eateries along the Mughal Road provide freshly prepared meals to complement the mountain experience.When to visit Peer Ki Gali: With the climate, May to September, summer months when the roads are free, and the atmosphere is pleasant so that one can see the spots and surroundings better, is the right time to see Peer Ki Gali. It snows heaviest during winter, which in turn beautifies the region and sometimes makes it very difficult to get here.

Naranaag

                    Naranaag is a hidden gem about 50 km from Srinagar in the Ganderbal district, known for its beauty and historical importance. Situated at the foot of the majestic Harmukh mountain range, Naranaag is famous for its ancient Shiva temple complex, built by the Kashmiri King Lalitaditya Muktapida in the 8th century AD. surrounded by green dense forests, clear streams, and alpine meadows, and making vangthal the originating point for treks to the Great Lakes has made it a draw for all adventure lovers. Naranaag has some well-rated trails leading to the most beautiful Gangbal Lake and Harmukh Peak. The trails offer enchanting views of the snow-white mountains and lush valleys. These stone temples offer fine carvings, showcasing a phenomenal past and a true sense of heritage in terms of spirituality related to Kashmir. Peaceful and pristine, this garland makes an ideal camping, fishing, and photography site. Naranaag is the best place to visit from May to September in summer because of the great weather and open trails.The Sind River contributes to the tranquility by bringing scenic beauty closer to nature to attract people for a serene retreat. Many small eateries and tea stalls in the locality prepare freshly and serve delicious cuisine, enhancing the culture for the tourists

Poonch fort

                    The Poonch Fort, located in the history-rich city of Poonch, features a sequence of grand structures reflecting a blend of architectural styles of the several reigns that these lands have had the fortune of experiencing. Spread across the top of a small hill, this imposing complex covers 7,500 sqm.The structures are arranged within four irregular courtyards. Initially, the Poonch fort's structure was erected in the 18th century during the rule of Dogra kings. The larger buildings exhibit an unmistakable influence of Mughal architecture. Since the central edifice was established during the regime of the Sikhs, three rules can combine the structures of the building to showcase styles of classic structure. The fort's unique architecture fascinated the late 19th-century eyes of Raja Moti Singh, who rehabilitated the building consistently. This time, with the prescription of a European architect, he ensured preservation. As can be seen, one can find a small mosque, a temple, and a Gurudwara on the premises. The palatial structure is a fantastic display of a mix of the features of the histories of Indian rulers. Although an earthquake hit it in 2005, the state of Jammu and Kashmir has functioned hard to protect the interim of this historical land, making it a very precious attraction in the region.

Shalimar Bagh Mughal Garden

                     Forming the largest lawn of the three breathtaking Shalimar Bagh Mughal Gardens, the amazingly laid-out Shalimar Bagh is one of Srinagar's most sublime places to peer. According to records, this beautiful garden was constructed by Jahangir in 1619 for his beautiful wife, Noor Jahan, thereby making it a traditionally extensive appeal to explore with our special Kashmir excursion package.Manifesting the exceptional artistry of Shalimar Bagh Mughal gardeners, this garden overlooks the breathtakingly beautiful Dal Lake and has surreal architecture.

Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden

                    Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden opened to the general public in 2007 and changed into evolved to beautify floriculture and tourism in Kashmir. This initiative changed into quite a fulfillment, and in the year 2017, this lovely garden had its name some of the international's 5 great tulip gardens. The special Kashmir tour packages available can help you experience this great place in all its splendour when you visit Kashmir. The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip garden is considered lucky because it hosts even the rarest of rare tulip varieties, such as the "Queen of the Night". The main attraction at the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is the amazing annual festival, held during Spring, from March to May.

Nigeen Lake

                    Nigeen Lake lies on the eastern side of Srinagar and is said to be part of the beautiful Dal Lake. Though Nigeen separated from it by a narrow causeway, it offers an equally magnificent view to marvel at while touring with the well-crafted Kashmir packages. Also known as "The Jewel inside the Ring", the name of this lake is inspired by the plethora of tall trees surrounding the deep blue water body.

Anchar Lake

                     Known as one of the most rejuvenating places to visit in Srinagar, Anchar Lake is connected with the pristine Dal Lake through a channel known as "Amir Khan Nallah." During floods, the excess waters of the Dal Lake are diverted here. You can admire the beauty of Anchar Lake with our very affordable Kashmir tour package, which offers a tour of this significant lake. Anchar Lake a great site for nature enthusiasts, who visit to engage in birdwatching and photography. Birdwatching is mostly in vogue during the winter season when water birds like Teal, Pochard, Gadwall Snipe, and Mallard are easily noticeable. Visitors also enjoy Shikara rides at Anchar Lake.

Pathar Mosque

                   Pathar Mosque was constructed in 1623 by Noor Jahan and is a wonder place to visit on your trip to Kashmir. This mosque is said to have been built under the administration and scrutiny of the famous Mughal architect and historian Malik Hyder Chaudhary.The name of this beautiful Pathar mosque is inspired by its construction, which is mainly made of stones. Depicting the magnificent Mughal architecture, this place features spellbinding designs, horizontal arches, and structural patterns. At gift, the shrine is in ruins and is mainly visited via archaeologists and history fans Timings: 9 in the morning until 9 at night time, all week lengthy. Best time to go to: All spherical the year.

Zero Bridge

                    Crossing the River Jhelum in what looks like a north-south direction, this stunning Zero Bridge connects Sonwar at the northern end to Rajbagh at the southern end. It was originally built in the 1950s by the then Prime Minister, Bakshi Ghulam Mohammad. Though this     zero bridge was used earlier for crossing the Jhelum River, vehicular motion became banned on the Zero Bridge in the 1980s to protect the weakening wood structure. It is a large appeal to go simultaneously for your Kashmir journey, as its fascinating records and look make it a top-notch sight for vacationers. Zero Bridge became named "Zorr" Bridge first as it is there due to the purpose that the structure was built with the aid of a deaf architect, and in Kashmiri, the "Zorr" approach "deaf."The bridge exemplifies an incredible design and is counted among Srinagar's oldest and finest tourist destinations. Here, you can peek at the state's glorious cultural heritage. Zero Bridge is marked by numerous food courts and kiosks that provide visitors with authentic Kashmiri delicacies.

 Open 24 hours.

The best time to visit: round the year.

Dastgeer Sahib

                     Considered one of the oldest spiritual places to go to in Srinagar, Dastgeer Sahib is a two hundred-year-vintage Sufi shrine. Popular ideals trust that the shrine was constructed by means of the philanthropist Mir Husain Qadri in 1845. It is a must-visit spot for history enthusiasts and spiritual tourists alike on a heartwarming trip to Kashmir.Khwaja Sanaullah Shawl expanded the building in 1877. Its surreal features, including a conventional Khatamband ceiling featuring multiple crystal chandeliers and interior walls adorned with papier-mache finishing, were hardly comparable. However, Dastgeer Sahib was severely damaged in a dirty fire in 2012. At gift, the shrine is restored to its original country and has attractive relics of Sheikh Syed Abdul Qadir Jelani.

Time to visit: 5.30 AM to 7.30 PM,

Best season to Visit: All through the 12 months.

Pari Mahal

                    Enter into the peaceful abode of Pari Mahal, situated atop the Zabarwan Mountain in Kashmir. Dara Shikoh constructed it, also called the 'Abode of Fairies.' The pari mahal combines Mughal architecture with views of Dal Lake that are just mesmerizing. The  mahal is a place of records and beauty, a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the sector. Its gardens and Islamic designs give a glimpse into a bygone royal era. Here, a visit isn't just about walking through gardens, but a tour back in history.

Char Chinar

                    Char Chinar in Srinagar, on the Dal Lake, is a beautiful island with four stunning wooden Chinar. This scenic vicinity is a serene haven amidst nature's beauty, with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and non-violent waters. Char Chinar a to-go-to excursion spot for its non-violent ambience and is an exceptional place to revel in the splendour of Kashmir.Char Chinar in Srinagar, on the Dal Lake, consists of four beautiful Chinar trees and is a beautiful island location that represents a picturesque refuge for anyone within nature. The view of the mountains and the water surrounding it is simply breathtaking. It's a tranquil ambience destination for the beauty of Kashmir

Botanical Garden, Srinagar

                    Botanical Garden, Srinagar Located in the heart of Srinagar, Kashmir, the Jawaharlal Nehru Botanical Garden is a breathtaking oasis nestled within the majestic Himalayan ranges. Founded in 1969 as a tribute to India's first Prime Minister, this stunning garden is a kaleidoscope of colours, with vibrant flowers blooming amidst a sweet, intoxicating fragrance that envelops the air.

Wular Lake

                     Wular Lake is known to be one of the largest freshwater lakes in Asia and promises breathtaking beauty and majesty. This basin was due to tectonic activity, which caused all the land under it to change in varying degrees during all seasons. This lake's tranquil and sparkling waters have made Wular Lake possible for tourists to engage in fun-filled water activities, such as boating and water skiing, which are incorporated into our Kashmintoour packages.

Lal Chowk, Srinagar

                    Lal Chowk, placed in the heart of Srinagar, has been the most attractive spot for travellers to explore while travelling with our Kashmir programs. Located within the capital metropolis of Srinagar, Lal Chowk is also a vast place within the ancient and political area. It was right here that our former Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, hoisted the Indian flag after independence in 1948

Polo View Market

                    Polo View Market is placed inside the heart of Srinagar and offers more of the city flavour of the Kashmir Valley. With its scenic backdrop of snow-capped mountains and glistening Dal Lake, it's far a great region to stroll around while traveling on one in every of our Kashmir packages.

Hazratbal Shrine

                     Counted among the most sacred Islamic tourist places in Srinagar, Hazratbal Shrine lies on the peaceful banks of Dal Lake, and it is a mesmerising attraction to explore with our best Kashmir tour package. The name of the shrine is taken from the Kashmiri terms "Hazrat", meaning "Sacred", and "Bal", meaning "Place" The principal tourist attraction at this magnificent shrine is an extraordinary relic known as Moi-e-Muqaddas, which is essentially sacred hair from the beard of Prophet Muhammad. The hair is so well-preserved that it is kept within the structure and is only brought before the devotees on specific Islamic festivals.As history reveals, Sadiq Khan constructed the Hazratbal Shrine as a peculiar amusement house. Later, it was offered as a praying place and eventually transformed into a shrine. Presently, this marble shrine is thought by way of numerous names, along with Dargah Sharif, Assar-e-Sharief, and Madinat-us-Sani.

Time to go to: nine.30 AM to 5.30 PM, on all days of the week.

Best Time to Visit: During the Year.

Makhdoom

                        Situated towards the southern end of the majestic Hari Parbat, Makhdoom Sahib is a beautiful Islamic shrine dedicated to the Sufi saint Makhdoom Sahib aka Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom aka Sultan-ul-Arifeen aka Mehboob-ul-Alam. Constructed using the traditional Mughal architectural design, the 2 storey shrine is really elegant and impressive attraction to witness on your Kashmir trip.The mosque was sustained by several pillars. The architecture beauty of the building tends to be added by this. This is surrounded on all sides with beautiful views. Those who seek spiritual bliss and peace come to Makhdoom Sahib, seek Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom's blessings, and find peace in the almighty in this peaceful ambiance.

Time to visit: 10 AM to 17.00.

Best season to Visit: All round the year

Nehru Garden

                    Counted among the most sacred Islamic tourist places in Srinagar, Hazratbal Shrine lies on the peaceful banks of Dal Lake, and Nehru Gardenis a mesmerising attraction to explore with our best Kashmir tour package. The name of the shrine is taken from the Kashmiri terms "Hazrat", meaning "Sacred", and "Bal", meaning "Place" The principal tourist attraction at this magnificent shrine is an extraordinary relic known as Moi-e-Muqaddas, which is essentially sacred hair from the beard of Prophet Muhammad. The hair is so well-preserved that it is kept within the structure and is only brought before the devotees on specific Islamic festivals.As history reveals, Sadiq Khan constructed the Hazratbal Shrine as a peculiar amusement house. Later,  Nehru Gardenis a mesmerising attraction to explore with our best Kashmir tour package was offered as a praying place and eventually transformed into a shrine. Presently, this marble shrine is thought with the aid of severa names, which incorporates Dargah Sharif, Assar-e-Sharief, and Madinat-us-Sani. 

Time to visit: 9.30 AM to 17.00

Best Time to Visit: During the Year.

Jama Masjid

                    Jama Masjid is the largest mosque within the city and one among many important places of tourist destination in Kashmir.Jama Masjid is located in Downtown Kashmir. Famous for its historical importance, the Masjid was constructed in the early 15th century by Emperor Sultan Sukder. Since then, the Jama Masjid has experienced many fire breakouts and has undergone several reconstructions. Its present construction was during the reign of Aurangzeb in 1672. The grandiose Masjid stands out with its Indo-Saronic style of architecture. A huge court is flanking its entrance; 370 wooden columns pepper it. The open halls here accommodate as many people as 33,333 on a single invitation and are seen thronging by devotees on each Friday of the week. 

Highlights: Deodar pillars, Black marble mihrab, Chaar-Bagh type court

Jammu

                     Jammu now occupies a much more important role than just being the southernmost part of the present Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. It rightly occupies its place between the PMID mountains.Today, Jammu stands out as one of the many; north is south. It is located inside the Shaivalik mountain ranges. It is the winter capital of Kashmir, known to many as hallowed and quiet, apart from its imposing temples and shrines, beautiful 'shikhara,' and cultural heritage. The fact that it is also the starting point for the highly popular Vaishno Devi Temple and Amarnath Yatra makes many tourists come here. 

Jammu is located southward and southwards into the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, perkily on the majestic Shivalik ranges. It is the Winter Capital of Kashmir; this city is holy, peaceful, majestic in temples and ghats, and shimmering 'shikhara'-ing' in culture. It is the source of pilgrimage for Vaishno Devi and Amarnath, who live far away. Tourists from distances.

Set in the snowcapped Pir Panjal Mountains, Jammu serves as a middle ground between the Himalayas in the north and the parched plains of Punjab in the south. The Shivalik hills cut the area from the east to the west, and the rivers Ravi, Tawi, and Chenab cut across it.

The City of Temples, Jammu, is home to the famous Maha Kali Temple, which is said to be second only to the Vaishno Devi Temple. It was discovered in the 14th Century Before Christ, and it was ruled by the Dogra dynasty in pre-independence times. Buddhist Stupas of the 2nd century AD are scattered all over Jammu, each of which speaks of rich heritage.Further, Jammu's eccentricity reflects itself in the Dogra cuisine, whose head is scrummy Wazwan or a traditional Kashmiri buffet for all intents and purposes. Jammu is a true blend of all the above: pilgrimage, leisure, nature, and heritage.