Jammu & Kashmir the northern most state of India is snuggly tucked away in towering snow-laden Himalayan mountains. This prodigiously gorgeous land, with an uncorrupted environment is generously bestowed with mother nature’s very best. Clad in white of snow and green of chinars and garnished with multi hues of flowered meadows this piece of land is quite an eyeful. Sight-seeing trips, comfortable accommodations, adventure activities, shopping and food tours, your 6 Nights & 7 Days “Glorious Kashmir Tour” is full package of all this and much more.
The valley of Kashmir offers woody abyss which surrounds the steep mountainous terrain. Known around the world for its unparallel landscapes, the valley is located 300kms away from Jammu. Situated in the Himalayas, the clear blue skies reveal the snow capped peaks that birth the streams and rivers. Home to native flora like pine, deodar and chinar, it is a memory of a lifetime to preserve as you glide on a Shikara. The valley delights you with multi hues of nature communicated through lush green slopes, tender meadows and prairie of vibrant flowers. The capital city of Kashmir- Srinagar is world renowned for its handloom that produces woolen garments and Pashmina shawls. Srinagar also acquaints you with the local handicrafts and hand carved wooden furniture made out of walnut tree.
Welcome to your 'Glorious Kashmir' tour! On arrival at the airport in Srinagar, you will be met and transferred to your houseboat in Srinagar.
When we think of Kashmir, the first thing that comes to our Mind is "Houseboats". Staying on a Houseboat means like living in Paradise, an experience one is not likely to find anywhere else on the surface of the earth.
In the evening, enjoy a romantic Shikara ride on the Dal lake.
Overnight stay in Srinagar.
Today, proceed towards Pahalgam, the 'Valley of Shepherds' which is situated at the confluence of the streams flowing from the River Lidder and Sheshnag Lake, en route visit the Awantipura Ruins.
The ancient township of Awantipura founded by King Awantiwarman (855-883 AD) is renowned for the impressive ruins of the two temple complexes he built here in the 9th century namely Awantisvamin, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, and Avantisvara, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Both the temples reflect Greek style of architecture.
On arrival, check-in to your hotel.
The rest of the day is at leisure for independent activities.
Overnight stay in Pahalgam.
Today, post breakfast, visit Chandanwari, situated at a distance of 16 - km from Pahalgam. At Chandanwari, the Sheshnag river is captivating with its sheer force and clear waters. You can get an opportunity to do sledge up to the fifth point which is also a route that yatris take to reach the Amarnath Cave. "Snow fights" is what people generally indulge in here before they sledge back down. Later, visit Betaab Valley - located on the way to Chandanwari.
Note: This excursion is subject to road, weather conditions and military permission.
The rest of the day is at leisure.
Overnight stay in Pahalgam.
This morning, proceed to Gulmarg- the 'Meadow of Flowers' an apt term for this idyllic flower - laden spot, offering a spectacular view of towering snow capped peaks covered with dense forests of tall conifers, gigantic firs and pine trees.
On arrival check in to your hotel.
The rest of the evening is at leisure. One can take a leisurely stroll across the green meadows to one of the world's highest Golf Course Or can opt for a fun-filled ride in the Gondola (on direct payment basis).
Overnight stay in Gulmarg.
Today, post breakfast, drive to Srinagar. On arrival check-in to your hotel.
In the afternoon, proceed on a sightseeing tour of Srinagar visiting places like the Shankaracharya Temple, Chashme Shahi gardens, Shalimar Gardens and Nishat Bagh.
Shankaracharya Temple, situated at a height of about 1,100 ft. on a hilltop on the southeast of the city, offers splendid views of the valley and the snow-capped mountains of the Pir Panjal range. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is believed that this Hindu temple was built in 371 BC, making it one of the oldest in the valley of Kashmir.
Chashme Shahi, an ancient garden established in 1632 by Emperor Shah Jahan, is considered to be one of the smallest Mughal gardens in Srinagar. Divided into three different sections with an aqueduct, waterfalls and fountains, it provides magnificent views of the Himalayas and the Dal Lake.
Shalimar Gardens (also known as garden of love), situated 15 km from Srinagar, is one of the most popular Mughal gardens in the city. It has four terraces, rising one above the other, fitted with fountains and chinar (sycamore) trees.
Nishat Garden is situated on the banks of the picturesque Dal Lake, with the Zabarwan Mountains forming its backdrop. Also known as the garden of bliss, it was laid out in 1633 by Asaf Khan, the elder brother of Nur Jahan. Designed in Persian style, this is a 12-terrace garden interspersed with fountains, colourful flowerbeds and lush green lawns.
Overnight stay in Srinagar.
Today, embark on a full day excursion tour to Sonmarg; admirably known as the 'meadow of gold'. Sonmarg, an alpine valley is situated at the bank of Nallah Sindh River. Sindh River indulges you in an activity of fishing especially during summers. This river bed is a popular breeding ground for trout and mahseer fishes.
The rest of the evening is at leisure Or one can opt for an optional ride on a pony (on direct payment basis).
Overnight stay in Srinagar.
Today, bid farewell to your 'Glorious Kashmir' tour as you are transferred to the airport for your onward journey.
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