Tulip Garden Kashmir

Leave for Gulmarg after breakfast and begin the drive there. Gulmarg, often known as the "Meadow of Flowers," is a hamlet and hill station that attracts many skiers in the winter. It is located at a height of 2730 metres. Unwind and enjoy your free time this evening. The "Gulmarg Gondola," one of the tallest cable cars in the world, is what makes Gulmarg famous (Direct Payment Basis). You can also go to Khilanmarg, a delightful area in Gulmarg that draws people from all around because of its stunning natural surroundings. Dinner and hotel stay in Srinagar.

Leave Srinagar after breakfast and travel to Pahalgam. On the way, stop at the saffron fields, the ruins of Avantipur, and the Anantnag sulphur spring. Pahalgam lies 2440 metres above sea level (Valley of Shepherds). The centre of the Indian film industry is Pahalgam. Unwind and enjoy the evening at your leisure. After there, one can go to Pahalgam's Betaab Valley, Chandanwari, and Aru Valley (Direct payment basis). Return to the hotel in the evening. Dinner and a hotel stay in Pahalgam are required. Ø Valley of Betaab: A very popular tourist destination called Betaab Valley is located 15 kilometres from Pahalgam. The successful debut film Betaab starring Sunny Deol and Amrita Singh gave the valley its name. The Valley, which lies between Chandanwari and Pahalgam to the northeast of Pahalgam, ison the Amarnath Temple Yatra route. The valley is encircled by verdant green meadows, snow-capped mountains, and thick flora. Aru Valley is around 11 kilometres upstream of the Lidder River and 12 kilometres from Pahalgam. It serves as a base camp for hikes to Tarsar Lake and the Kolhoi Glacier and is renowned for its picturesque meadows, lakes, and mountains. The settlement is located along the left bank of the Lidder River's tributary, the Aru River. Chandanwari is the starting site of the Amarnath Yatra, which begins every year in the month of Sawan and is located 16 kilometres from Pahalgam (Rain). Snow sledging on a snow bridge is a popular activity there.

After breakfast, take in the valley's natural beauty. Move Returning to Srinagar. Half-day tour of the Cheshma Shahi, Shalimar, and Nishat Gardens, three of the most renowned Mughal Gardens in the world. An evening ride on the dal lake in a shikara about an hour. Dinner and hotel stay in Srinagar. Garden Nishat: Nishat Bagh is a garden of happiness that commands a spectacular view of the lake beneath the snowcapped Pir Panjal mountain range that lies far out to the west of the valley, and is situated on the bank of the Dal Lake with the Zaberwan Mountains as its backdrop. The Bagh was created and constructed in 1633 by Asif Khan, Nur Jehan's older brother. In the Shalimar Garden: Kashmir's renowned royal garden is called Shalimar Bagh.The garden captivated the emperor Jahangir so much that he referred to it as "one of the sights of Kashmir." On the northeastern side of Lake Dal, about 15 kilometres from Srinagar's city centre, sits Shalimar Bagh. When Jahangir founded the city of Srinagar in 1619, he named it Farah Baksh ("the lovely"). Ø the Cheshma Shahi One of the Mughal gardens constructed around a spring was Cheshma Shahi (the royal spring), also known as Cheshma Shahi, by Ali Mardan, a governor of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, in 1632. The garden is situated in Srinagar, Kashmir's Zaberwan Range, next to Rajbhawan (the governor's residence), with a view of Dal Lake. Move back to Srinagar in the evening. evening stay During Houseboat

Leave Srinagar after breakfast and travel to Sonmarg. Snow-capped mountains and a cerulean sky serve as the backdrop to Sonmarg, which means "meadow of gold" and is located 2800 metres above sea level. Here, the Sindh meanders and is teeming with trout and mahseer; the main river is where one can catch snow trout. Snow that is covered in white like a carpet is accessible to tourists. Ponies can be rented for the ascent to Thajwas Glacier, a popular summertime destination. Back to Srinagar in the evening

After breakfast, head to the airport in Srinagar to catch a flight home. The holiday is over. Let's stay in touch via email or Facebook and arrange to meet up again for another special holiday. We'll talk soon.