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Journey of a lifetime…

Titled as ‘Paradise on Earth’, Kashmir offers magnificent beauty that not only leaves one speechless but turns every soul into a mountain lover. A mesmerizing state that captivates you with its scenic views and hospitality that is forever etched in your memories. Set across the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas, you can never get enough of the lovely valleys and alpine meadows while travelling through the state. Apart from the views, Kashmir also offers some thrilling adventure sports that are perfect for the adrenaline rush lovers.

Eye-Catching Places to Visit in Kashmir

Srinagar

A chilly ride across Dal Lake as the fog paves your way while you capture the houseboats and daily life, is what rightly describes a vacation in Srinagar. A room on the lake overlooking the serene city is ideal for your stay here. The vibrant houseboats situated on the lake have a unique charm that easily slides into one of your most memorable experiences of the trip. The Mughal gardens, which stretch for many kilometres along the lake’s less developed eastern coast, tell of

Gulmarg

Never ending views of snow capped mountains, thrill of skiing through the snow and another round of breathtaking views of the Himalayan range await you at Gulmarg. One of the only prime destinations known for its snow clad mountains ideal for ski lovers, Gulmarg adds that adventurous twist to your vacation across Kashmir. One of the best ways to experience the place is through the two stage Gondola cable car that takes you to the height of about 3747 m. the views from up above

Sonamarg

Roughly 80 kms from Srinagar lies another mesmerizing town of this state. Encircled by two magnificent glaciers Kolahoi Glacier and Machoi Glacier, it is home to snow covered landscapes and tranquil lakes. Located at an elevation of 2800 metres above sea level, this lovely hamlet has peaks like Kolahoi Peak, Amarnath Peak, Machoi Peak, and Sirbal Peak making it a popular tourist destination. Sonamarg serves as the starting point for treks to alpine lakes such as Gangabal,

Pahalgam

Situated in Jammu’s Anantnag district, Pahalgam is yet another fine example of natural beauty in every corner, no matter how far and wide you see. Located at about 2749 metres above sea level, it is called the ‘Valley of Shepherds’ by the locals for its lush green landscapes and sparkling lakes. Surrounded by pine trees all around, Pahalgam is also known for its trekking routes and hiking trails. There are beautiful valleys for family picnics, exciting trails for trekkers, exotic resorts for

Aru Valley

Situated around 11 kms from Pahalgam is the captivating Aru Valley known for its gorgeous meadows and adventurous activities. The valley serves as the starting points for two major treks in the region Kolahoi Glacier and the Tarsar-Marsar Lake. There are many local activities like horseback riding, hiking and trekking that offer different ways to explore the beautiful meadows of the region. If not into adventurous activities, you can simply enjoy time by the Aru river be it a

Betaab Valley

The name of the valley is credited to a Bollywood film that was shot here in 1983 that sent thousands to the valley keen to witness the breathtaking beauty of Kashmir. The serenity speaks for itself as you explore the region and capture in your book of memories. Also close to the Sheshnag Lake, it can be collectively seen as you explore the region of Pahalgam. Adorned with coniferous trees, rushing streams and mystique meadows, the valley will be the perfect postcard

Fairs and Festivals Of Kashmir

To celebrate the local culture, nature’s abundance and highlight the uniqueness of the region, the state organizes many fairs and festivals. One of the prime examples being the Tulip Festival in Asia’s largest Tulip Garden in Kashmir. The event is known for the wide variety of Tulips that can be found here. Attending a festival in the spring is truly a sight to behold as your vision only captures the beauty of the flowers. The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden in Srinagar, Kashmir, hosts the Tulip Festival. The celebration includes a display of local handicrafts, delectable cuisine and cultural events.

Mouthwatering Meals of Kashmir

Kashmiri cuisine offers some of the finest flavours in Indian delicacies. Divided in two categories, one is defined by the Kashmiri Pandits, which is primarily vegetarian without any onion and garlic. The other is the added by the Muslim community that have refined the dishes with other influences. You must try the Kashmiri Pulao, Kashmiri gravy, Momos, and mutton and chicken recipes that are well-known throughout the country. The mutton in the valley is made in 30 different ways. One of the highlights of the cuisine is the Wazwan, a multi-course Kashmiri dinner, is revered in Kashmiri culture and consists of 36 dishes, 15 to 30 of which can contain meat.

Shopping at Kashmir

A place that celebrates nature in all its glory, Kashmir also pays equal importance to promoting its local handicrafts and produce. So when in the state, you’ll find many markets selling the local produce of apples, dried fruits, jams and shawls. In Srinagar, Lal Chowk Market is known for its line of shops offering the local delicacies and handicrafts. Many domestic travellers ensure they carry back the local dry fruits as they are rated best in the country.
The Pashmina shawls specially crafted in the region make for perfect souvenirs for colder regions. Even the grand carpets and traditional jewellery are perfect picks for back home and worth the extra baggage cost while going back. So while you immerse in the beauty of the Kashmir don’t miss out on retaining a souvenir for all the memories.

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