Kashmir Hidden Treasures Tour

Our driver and trip guide will meet you when you arrive in Srinagar. After a little introduction, continue with your stay. After checking into the hotel and getting cleaned up, if you have time, go sightseeing.Take a Shikara ride on this well-known lake, visit the floating gardens, and relax on a traditional houseboat. Mughal Gardens: Admire the beautifully maintained gardens of Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, and Chashme Shahi.Srinagar, in the Indian union region of Jammu and Kashmir, is home to the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, formerly known as the Model Floriculture Centre. It’s Asia’s biggest tulip garden.Constructed on a sloping plot of land, it features seven terraces with a view of Dal Lake and is located at the foot of the Zabarwan mountain(Only open in April).Visit two significant houses of worship, the Hazratbal Shrine and Shankaracharya Temple, for stunning vistas and a flavour of the local way of life.

A picturesque drive through Kashmir’s verdant landscapes, complete with verdant meadows, quaint towns, and colourful orchards, can be had from Srinagar to Doodhpathri. Doodhpathri, which means “Valley of Milk,” is a valley at an elevation of 8,957 feet that is well-known for its milky-white streams. With its vast meadows, wildflowers, and majestic Himalayan peaks, the area is a tranquil haven that makes it the ideal setting for leisure, nature walks, and photography. The area is perfect for horseback riding and picnics because it is peppered with glistening streams. Far from the bustling tourist destinations of Kashmir, Doodhpathri is the ideal retreat for people seeking quiet and natural beauty because of its cool, fresh air and serene atmosphere.

Travelling from Srinagar to Yousmarg is a lovely way to experience Kashmir’s serene splendour. Yousmarg is a serene meadow encircled by thick pine forests and snow-capped peaks, approximately 50 kilometres from Srinagar. Savour the sights of rivers, picturesque villages, and verdant valleys as you travel across picturesque terrain. When you arrive to Yousmarg, the expansive meadows provide the ideal setting for relaxed strolls, picnics, or photography, and the crisp, chilly air revitalises the senses. The tranquil Doodh Ganga River, which flows through the region, is another reason for its fame. Yousmarg’s pristine beauty and tranquil surroundings make it the perfect destination for nature enthusiasts seeking a tranquil escape from the bustle of the city.

Enjoy outdoor activities along the Lider River, such as fishing, rafting, and picnicking beside this picturesque river. Excellent trekking paths and breathtaking views may be found in the charming valleys of Betaab, Aru, and Chandanwari. Often referred to as “Mini Switzerland,” the Baisaran Valley is a lush meadow surrounded by dense forests that is perfect for ponyback riding and nature hikes.

With stops at two must-see locations, Kokernag and Verinag, the drive from Pahalgam to Daksum gives a breathtaking view of Kashmir’s landscapes. Known for its immaculate springs and verdant gardens, Kokernag is well-known for its Kokernag Spring, one of the biggest in India. It is the ideal location for nature hikes because it is encircled by lush vegetation and tall pine trees. You continue on to Verinag, which is the location of the well-known Verinag Spring, which is the Jhelum River’s source. It’s the perfect spot to unwind because of the serene waters and exquisitely designed gardens. When you finally reach Daksum, you’ll be surrounded by serene meadows, crystal-clear streams, and towering mountains that provide a glimpse of Kashmir’s unspoiled natural splendour.

A day in Srinagar is the ideal fusion of tranquilly, natural beauty, and cultural exploration. Take a serene Shikara ride on Dal Lake to start your day, taking in the breathtaking vistas of the surrounding mountains as you glide by houseboats and floating gardens. After that, go shopping and explore the Mughal Gardens, which are renowned for their exquisite designs, fountains, and verdant surroundings. These include Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi.

The drive from Srinagar to Aharbal passes through Kashmir’s stunning scenery, which includes vistas of rivers, verdant forests, and charming villages. The Kulgam district’s Aharbal is well-known for its breathtaking Aharbal Waterfall, which is frequently dubbed the “Niagara of Kashmir.” The surrounding pine-covered slopes and the sound of the tumbling rivers create a calm environment as you get closer. Picnics by the waterfall, wildlife walks, and photography are all excellent in this location. The drive’s allure is increased by views of the crystal-clear Veshow River and rice fields. Aharbal is the perfect place for those who enjoy the outdoors because it provides a tranquil haven amidst the unspoiled splendour of Kashmir.