Gulmarg a prime location in the state of Jammu & Kashmir is about 52 Kms. from Srinagar, the capital of Jammu & Kashmir. At an altitude of 2,653 m., Gulmarg is exquisitely situated in a pine surrounded basin of the Read more
The Lidder river runs through Pahalgam in a rushing gray-green torrent, foam flecked, breaking in curling waves against the boulders that lie in its path. Its sound is an eternal as the whisper of wind through pine and fir, its Read more
The summer state capital is situated at an altitude of 1730 meters above sea level. It is connected by air to every part of the national network. The Srinagar Airport has already been recommended and sanctioned for the international status. Read more
The most picturesque hike in India is undoubtedly Tarsar Marsar. We do not award journeys with this title carelessly. particularly with Kashmir Great Lakes , its challenging sibling trek, included. Alpine lakes, on the other hand, have a life of Read more
Nestled high up in the mountains and beckoning the travellers from far and wide Kashmir Great Lakes trek is another hidden jewels of Kashmir. The trek to the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek offers a lifetime experience for all the nature Read more
Trek to Holy Amarnath Cave : If you think you can take the hardship of walking into the rough terrain of Kashmir and survive eating food of langars and enjoy the beauty of Mountains of Kashmir while facing the hardship Read more
Any road trip itinerary list would be incomplete without involving a trip to the majestic Himalayas in the north. The Mughal Road, a historically significant and picturesque road of the country, makes for a must in this list. The 330 Read more
Mamalleswara is only a kilometer downstream on the opposite bank of Lidder River. A Shiv temple dating back to the 12th century with a square stone tank, lies here. Pahalgam has within it no fewer than eight tiny villages, one Read more
Chatpal — an offbeat destination in Kashmir has largely remained untouched by touristic activities. The theatrical view comprising large forests is probably more than what a tourist can ever ask for. When the clouds incompletely engulf the pine woodland with Read more
