This is a plan to take you to heaven in only seven days. It is hard to imagine not wanting to go to heaven. Kashmir is widely regarded as the paradise of the earth due to the beauty it has to provide. Kashmir has plenty of mountains and rivers. There are plenty of locations to explore when visiting Kashmir This guide will assist you in determining which places you should visit when.
Day 1 : Arrival at Srinagar
The most convenient way to travel to Srinagar is via flight, however, you can also travel via train. Srinagar is easily connected to other cities. It takes between 20 and 30 minutes to get to the city’s area after leaving the airport. If you’re traveling via train, you will be able to go to Jammu Tawi or Katra but it’s a 5 to 7-hour trip to Srinagar. When you arrive in Srinagar make sure you check into the hotel in which you booked the rooms. The day after, you can take a trip to the well famous Mughal gardens. In the evening, you can visit Dal lake where the famous Shikhara ride takes place. While in the center of the lake on the shikara, the experience is peaceful and relaxing. The shikhara will take you to many places, including boats that are floating, numerous places where shootings were held along with shopping along with flower and market. The day is finished with a meal before heading back to the accommodation you have booked.
Day 2: Exploring Srinagar
On the second day , have breakfast and be prepared to explore Srinagar. There are plenty of sites worth a visit. Start with a visit to this temple, the Shankaracharya Temple also known as Jyeshteshwara Temple. It is believed that saint Shankaracharya was a visitor here while the saint was living in Kashmir. Because the temple is located at the top of Shankaracharya Hill you can also take in the stunning views from the highest point. Srinagar is the biggest Tulip garden in the world, known as the Indira Gandhi’s The National Tulip Garden. The garden is adorned with tulips in many colors. It includes a unique selection of flowers. Other nearby places you could visit include Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh and Chashme Shahi. There are also places that you can trek and even fly paragliding. If you are looking to shop at the local market, then visit Lal Chowk or Raghunath Bazaar. After a long but enjoyable day, enjoy a meal and return at your accommodation.
Day 3: Traveling to Gulmarg
The third day is the day you head to the famous skiing spot Gulmarg. From Srinagar the distance is about 50 km and will take approximately two hours. If you’re looking for adventure, this is the best spot to go. The Gondola ride is divided into two phases and provides a panoramic perspective of Gulmarg. It is possible to go down on the beginning and enjoy ski, snow-biking, snowboarding and snow-sledging. Gulmarg is well-known for its ski slopes, and snowboarding, so even if you aren’t sure why not give it a shot because it’s an exciting experience. The view at night is gorgeous, so after dinner you can sit and enjoy the view for a while, and then return to your hotel.
Day 4: Visiting Sonamarg
From Gulmarg it will take you three hours to get to Sonamarg. It is possible to take a bus or drive yourself to Sonmarg. Sonamarg is a hill-station and can also be referred to as a’meadow of gold’. Sonamarg is home to the river Sindh known for its fishing. The town is located on the north-east of Srinagar at an elevation of 9000 feet. This area is flanked by lots of meadows, and you is able to see the sky clear. Gadsar Lake Gadsar Lake is at an even higher altitude , and this lake remains frozen all times. It is also home to the Thajiwas Glacier and Vishansar Lake are the other two places are worth visiting in Sonmarg.
Day 5: Trip to Pahalgam
Another popular hill station located in Kashmir named “Valley of Shepherds” is Pahalgam situated at 2800 meters. It is possible to go for stroll around and take a an overview of the areas near. If you’re not feeling like exploring any other place, make this a rest day.
Day 6 : Sightseeing in Pahalgam
Get a healthy breakfast to ensure that you are energized to go to the many locations. The first step is to travel 5 km to you will arrive at the spot in which the film Bajrangi Bhaijan was filming. The place is known as”the” Baisaran Valley. It is possible to hike there or hire a horse to take you there. Two other valleys close by include two valleys close by: the Betaab Valley and the Aru Valley. Pahalgam is a great place to visit. of places to go. Based on the duration of your visit and the destinations you’d like to see, you can choose from the other destinations. Chandanwari, Lidder River, Mamleshwar Temple, Kolahoi Glacier and trekking are just a few choices to pick from.
Day 7: Back to Srinagar
Since this is the final day of your trip to Srinagar. This day, instead to staying at a resort, try staying on houseboats. You can choose to take a shikara cruise and then relax and relax. If you were unable to visit any area at the beginning, you could revisit those spots in Srinagar. If not, wander around some more and take pictures of yourself and your surroundings. Spend the night you’re in Kashmir on a houseboat.
Day 8 – Returning home
Breakfast in the morning is a must. and make your way to the station or airport based on the flights you’ve purchased.
This is the complete itinerary to follow when planning for a trip to Kashmir.
