4N5D (Srinagar – Gulmarg – sonmarg – Pahalgam – Srinagar)
- Arrive in Srinagar; check in to a hotel on Dal Lake or a lakeside hotel, unwind with
- Visit Jamia Masjid, in the old city (Now hatta): built in the early 15th century,
quadrangular layout, hundreds of wooden Deodar pillars supporting a broad roof,
peaceful courtyard with fountain for ablutions, calm ambience despite being in the
hustle of the old city. - Explore nearby old city alleys; see shops with local crafts, spices, shawls; soak in the
atmosphere around the mosque. - Move to the Mughal Gardens:
- Shalimar Bagh: built by Jahangir in 1619. Terraced lawns, water channels,
fountains, ancient Chinar trees. “Diwan-e-Aam / Diwan-e-Khas” etc in its layout. - Nishat Bagh: built 1633 by Asif Khan. Twelve terraces climbing from Dal Lake
with water flowing terrace-to-terrace. Views of lake & Zabarwan mountains behind. - Have a relaxed Shikara ride on Dal Lake in the evening, enjoying the floating world,
reflections, changing light.
- Travel to Gulmarg (about 50-51 km, ~1.5-2 hrs). The drive goes through Tangmarg,
forests, quick glimpses of mountains. - Reach the Gondola / Cable Car; ride to Apharwat. At higher altitudes, snowfields,
sweeping glacier views if weather allows. - Walk in meadows, perhaps small hikes; maybe visit St. Mary’s Church (a colonial-era
church in Gulmarg). - Optionally, visit the Gulmarg Golf Course (if open)—one of the highest green golf
courses in the world. In winter it becomes snowy. - Return to Srinagar in the evening.
- Drive towards Sonmarg; as you go, scenery opens up more: mountain passes,
valleys, rivers. - At Sonmarg, trek or ride to Thajiwas Glacier. Snow-touched landscapes (depending
on season), icy streams, dramatic peaks visible. - Relax in meadows, enjoy views, take photo stops; soak in fresh air.
- Return to Srinagar for rest.
- Drive to Pahalgam, following the Lidder River. Forests, small villages, riverbanks,
lush green surroundings. - Visit Betaab Valley (meadows, ridges, perhaps cascading streams), maybe Aru
Valley as well as Chandhanwari if time allows (quieter, more nature). - If interested, short walks/horse rides; see local life; possibly fresh river trout if
offered locally. - Return to Srinagar (or stay in Pahalgam if you prefer not to travel back in evening).
- Use remaining time in Srinagar to revisit favourite spots, stroll in gardens (if you
missed any like Chashme Shahi / Pari Mahal), or walk along Dal Lake shores. - Explore markets: Lal Chowk, the old bazaar, artisan shops (Pashmina, papier-maché,
dry fruits). - Transfer to airport for departure.
4N5D ( Houseboat stay on first day)
- Arrive in Srinagar; check in to a houseboat on Dal Lake or a lakeside hotel, unwind
- Visit Jamia Masjid, in the old city (Now hatta): built in the early 15th century,
quadrangular layout, hundreds of wooden Deodar pillars supporting a broad roof,
peaceful courtyard with fountain for ablutions, calm ambience despite being in the
hustle of the old city. - Explore nearby old city alleys; see shops with local crafts, spices, shawls; soak in the
atmosphere around the mosque. - Move to the Mughal Gardens:
- Shalimar Bagh: built by Jahangir in 1619. Terraced lawns, water channels,
fountains, ancient Chinar trees. “Diwan-e-Aam / Diwan-e-Khas” etc in its layout. - Nishat Bagh: built 1633 by Asif Khan. Twelve terraces climbing from Dal Lake
with water flowing terrace-to-terrace. Views of lake & Zabarwan mountains behind. - Have a relaxed Shikara ride on Dal Lake in the evening, enjoying the floating world,
reflections, changing light.
- Travel to Gulmarg (about 50-51 km, ~1.5-2 hrs). The drive goes through Tangmarg,
forests, quick glimpses of mountains. - Reach the Gondola / Cable Car; ride to Apharwat. At higher altitudes, snowfields,
sweeping glacier views if weather allows.
with views of the water and mountains. our representative will be there to greet you. - Walk in meadows, perhaps small hikes; maybe visit St. Mary’s Church (a colonial-era
church in Gulmarg). - Optionally, visit the Gulmarg Golf Course (if open)—one of the highest green golf
courses in the world. In winter it becomes snowy. - Return to Srinagar in the evening
- Drive towards Sonmarg; as you go, scenery opens up more: mountain passes,
valleys, rivers. - At Sonmarg, trek or ride to Thajiwas Glacier. Snow-touched landscapes (depending
on season), icy streams, dramatic peaks visible. - Relax in meadows, enjoy views, take photo stops; soak in fresh air.
- Return to Srinagar for rest.
- Drive to Pahalgam, following the Lidder River. Forests, small villages, riverbanks,
lush green surroundings. - Visit Betaab Valley (meadows, ridges, perhaps cascading streams), maybe Aru
Valley as well as Chandhanwari if time allows (quieter, more nature). - If interested, short walks/horse rides; see local life; possibly fresh river trout if
offered locally. - Return to Srinagar (or stay in Pahalgam if you prefer not to travel back in evening).
- Use remaining time in Srinagar to revisit favourite spots, stroll in gardens (if you
missed any like Chashme Shahi / Pari Mahal), or walk along Dal Lake shores. - Explore markets: Lal Chowk, the old bazaar, artisan shops (Pashmina, papier-maché,
dry fruits). - Transfer to airport for departure.
4N5D ( HONEYMOON PACKAGE WITH HOUSEBOAT AND GULMARG STAY)
- Arrive in Srinagar; check in to a houseboat on Dal Lake or a lakeside hotel, unwind
- Visit Jamia Masjid, in the old city (Now hatta): built in the early 15th century,
quadrangular layout, hundreds of wooden Deodar pillars supporting a broad roof,
peaceful courtyard with fountain for ablutions, calm ambience despite being in the
hustle of the old city. - Explore nearby old city alleys; see shops with local crafts, spices, shawls; soak in the
atmosphere around the mosque. - Move to the Mughal Gardens:
- Shalimar Bagh: built by Jahangir in 1619. Terraced lawns, water channels,
fountains, ancient Chinar trees. “Diwan-e-Aam / Diwan-e-Khas” etc in its layout. - Nishat Bagh: built 1633 by Asif Khan. Twelve terraces climbing from Dal Lake
with water flowing terrace-to-terrace. Views of lake & Zabarwan mountains behind. - Have a relaxed Shikara ride on Dal Lake in the evening, enjoying the floating world,
reflections, changing light.
- Travel to Gulmarg (about 50-51 km, ~1.5-2 hrs). The drive goes through Tangmarg,
forests, quick glimpses of mountains. - Reach the Gondola / Cable Car; ride to Apharwat. At higher altitudes, snowfields,
sweeping glacier views if weather allows.
with views of the water and mountains. our representative will be there to greet you. - Walk in meadows, perhaps small hikes; maybe visit St. Mary’s Church (a colonial-era
church in Gulmarg). - Optionally, visit the Gulmarg Golf Course (if open)—one of the highest green golf
courses in the world. In winter it becomes snowy. - Return to Srinagar in the evening
- Drive towards Sonmarg; as you go, scenery opens up more: mountain passes,
valleys, rivers. - At Sonmarg, trek or ride to Thajiwas Glacier. Snow-touched landscapes (depending
on season), icy streams, dramatic peaks visible. - Relax in meadows, enjoy views, take photo stops; soak in fresh air.
- Return to Srinagar for rest.
- Drive to Pahalgam, following the Lidder River. Forests, small villages, riverbanks,
lush green surroundings. - Visit Betaab Valley (meadows, ridges, perhaps cascading streams), maybe Aru
Valley as well as Chandhanwari if time allows (quieter, more nature). - If interested, short walks/horse rides; see local life; possibly fresh river trout if
offered locally. - Return to Srinagar (or stay in Pahalgam if you prefer not to travel back in evening).
- Use remaining time in Srinagar to revisit favourite spots, stroll in gardens (if you
missed any like Chashme Shahi / Pari Mahal), or walk along Dal Lake shores. - Explore markets: Lal Chowk, the old bazaar, artisan shops (Pashmina, papier-maché,
dry fruits). - Transfer to airport for departure.
5N6D (Srinagar – Gulmarg – Doodhpathri– Sonmarg – Pahalgam – Srinagar)
- Arrive in Srinagar; check in to a houseboat on Dal Lake or a lakeside hotel, unwind
- Visit Jamia Masjid, in the old city (Now hatta): built in the early 15th century,
quadrangular layout, hundreds of wooden Deodar pillars supporting a broad roof,
peaceful courtyard with fountain for ablutions, calm ambience despite being in the
hustle of the old city. - Explore nearby old city alleys; see shops with local crafts, spices, shawls; soak in the
atmosphere around the mosque. - Move to the Mughal Gardens:
- Shalimar Bagh: built by Jahangir in 1619. Terraced lawns, water channels,
fountains, ancient Chinar trees. “Diwan-e-Aam / Diwan-e-Khas” etc in its layout. - Nishat Bagh: built 1633 by Asif Khan. Twelve terraces climbing from Dal Lake
with water flowing terrace-to-terrace. Views of lake & Zabarwan mountains behind. - Have a relaxed Shikara ride on Dal Lake in the evening, enjoying the floating world,
reflections, changing light.
- Travel to Gulmarg (about 50-51 km, ~1.5-2 hrs). The drive goes through Tangmarg,
forests, quick glimpses of mountains. - Reach the Gondola / Cable Car; ride to Apharwat. At higher altitudes, snowfields,
sweeping glacier views if weather allows.
with views of the water and mountains. our representative will be there to greet you. - Walk in meadows, perhaps small hikes; maybe visit St. Mary’s Church (a colonial-era
church in Gulmarg). - Optionally, visit the Gulmarg Golf Course (if open)—one of the highest green golf
courses in the world. In winter it becomes snowy. - Return to Srinagar in the evening
- Depart early from Srinagar (around 7-8 AM) toward Doodhpathri (42 km, about 1.5-2
hours depending on road). - On the way, stop at Tangnar Valley (pine & deodar trees, streams) and Mujhpathri
(small hamlet by the river Shaliganga) for photos & to stretch. - Reach Doodhpathri meadows: walk through the lush grasslands, explore Palmaidan
(open flat grounds with big rocks, streamside scenes) - Return to Srinagar by early evening; dinner and relax.
- Depart early from Srinagar (around 7-8 AM) toward Doodhpathri (42 km, about 1.5-2
hours depending on road). - On the way, stop at Tangnar Valley (pine & deodar trees, streams) and Mujhpathri
(small hamlet by the river Shaliganga) for photos & to stretch. - Reach Doodhpathri meadows: walk through the lush grasslands, explore Palmaidan
(open flat grounds with big rocks, streamside scenes) - Return to Srinagar by early evening; dinner and relax.
- Drive to Pahalgam, following the Lidder River. Forests, small villages, riverbanks,
lush green surroundings. - Visit Betaab Valley (meadows, ridges, perhaps cascading streams), maybe Aru
Valley as well as Chandhanwari if time allows (quieter, more nature). - If interested, short walks/horse rides; see local life; possibly fresh river trout if
offered locally. - Return to Srinagar (or stay in Pahalgam if you prefer not to travel back in evening).
- Use remaining time in Srinagar to revisit favourite spots, stroll in gardens (if you
missed any like Chashme Shahi / Pari Mahal), or walk along Dal Lake shores. - Explore markets: Lal Chowk, the old bazaar, artisan shops (Pashmina, papier-maché,
dry fruits). - Transfer to airport for departure.
