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Jammu and Kashmir:- Jammu is referred to as the City of Temples and the Gateway to Kashmir. True to its moniker, you’ll find numerous Hindu and Buddhist holy sites, like the Vaishno Devi Mandir, a shrine in the Trikuta Mountains that millions of pilgrims visit every year. It’s also the home of the Patnitop hill area, a celebrated attraction that tourists visit to admire and get lost in the grandeur of its lush landscapes. In the city proper, you’ll find more temples, shrines, palaces, and museums that house artifacts, artworks, and documents that chronicle the history of the land.
On the other hand, Kashmir is where you’ll find the country’s summer capital, Srinagar, a city famous for the majestic Dal Lake, the picturesque and Persian-influenced Mughal Gardens, and the Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India. The town of Gulmarg can also be found in the region and it is famous for being one of the prime winter sports destinations in India that can rival Switzerland’s Interlaken and for having the second-highest cable car ride in the world. Another popular area is the Pahalgam Valley where adventurers take a break from sightseeing to try out a fun and chill experiences like learning to ride ponies, playing golf, and strolling around the Baisaran Meadows.
These are ideal destinations in India for travelers looking to go on spiritual journeys bask in the resplendence of the country’s natural treasures, or partake in exhilarating activities that families and friends can enjoy it.
On arrival at Jammu Airport/Railway station from there, you'll meet and assist by our representative and currently, you'll be prepared to Drive to Srinagar (250km, 06-07 hour journey). travel to Srinagar is extremely exciting because it covers a number of well-liked travel destinations on the means on arrival at Srinagar Dinner and overnight stays at Hotel.
After Breakfast at the Hotel income for a full-day rubber-necking tour of Srinagar. the globe is known Mughal Gardens visiting the Nishat Bagh (The garden of pleasure) & Shalimar Bagh (Abode of love),& The Chasme Shahi Garden, & Shankaracharya Temple. within the evening come back to the Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel.
After breakfast, drive to Sonmarg (90 kms/3 hrs) on the way here Kheer Bhawani Darshan. On arrival at Sonmarg, visit Thajjwas ice mass (own cost). come back back to Srinagar. Dinner and nightlong keep within the Hotel
Sonmarg:-Sonmarg, which implies 'meadow of gold' has, as its scene, snowy mountains against a cerulean sky. The Sindh meanders on here and abounds with trout and mahseer, snow trout will be caught within the main watercourse. In late Aprilonce Sonmarg is open for road transport, the guests will have access to snow that is furnished with everywhere sort of a white carpet. Ponies will be employed for the trip up to Thajiwas ice mass a serious attraction throughout the summer months.
After breakfast drives to Pahalgam, 2440 Meters (Vale of Kashmir) on arrival look into your building. On the means visit Saffron field and Avantipur ruins, that is eleven hundred years previous temple? Finally, by the lunch period, you'll reach Pahalgam, which is that the most known palace for the Indian industry. In the evening come back to the Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay in Pahalgam
After breakfast drive to Gulmarg which is one amongst the foremost lovely summer resort within the depression. On arrival look into your building. This afternoon visit One will have Gondola ride (cable car) from Gulmarg to Khalinmarg. Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel.
After breakfast visit for the best links within the world and sport throughout the winter season. Hara Mukh & Sun Set Peak. Later drive to Srinagar. On arrival check-in the Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel.
After breakfast cross-check from building and currently prepared fight off to Jammu(250 klicks, 06-07 hours journey) our representative can drop you at airport/railway station to catch ahead your flight & come back home with sweet memories of beautiful Kashmir tour.
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