Introduction:
Kashmir is India’s northernmost and it is also the most beautiful. The Himalayan ranges are a part of this Jammu as well as the Kashmir region. It also boasts one of the most stunning panoramas on earth. The gorgeous region in Kashmir is also often referred to as “heaven in the middle of Earth. Jammu as well as Kashmir is also famous for its Hindu visits to Vaishno Devi Temple. Vaishno Devi Temple.
Today, we’ll discuss the best ways to get the most out of your 7-day Kashmir Itinerary. It is possible to use this itinerary as a reference when looking at Kashmir holiday packages.
The destinations in Kashmir
Kashmir is home to a variety of landscapes, ranging from the snow-capped mountains to tranquil lakes. You will be captivated by the area. This article will provide you with the general guidelines on you can organize your excursion to Kashmir.
Itinerary for Kashmir
An arrival at Srinagar Airport and city exploration
Srinagar Sightseeing
Explore Gulmarg as well as explore the region.
Go to Sonamarg to explore the region.
Visit Pahalgam to explore the region.
Travel to Chandanwari
Return to Srinagar
How do I get there? Kashmir?
Because of the accessibility of transport options throughout the metropolis, I would recommend Srinagar as the point of departure for this tour. It’s also the capital city of winter in Kashmir and is among the most visited tourist spots in the region.
Srinagar is connected to major cities through well-established railways and flights. It also has an airport that is able to be used to reach the city.
Suggestible time to visit Kashmir?
It is advised to make your plans for your journey to Kashmir during winter in order to see the most popular locations. It is recommended to plan your trip during the months from December to February is ideal. Winter also brings with it an array of opportunities in Kashmir including hiking and skiing.
- Day 1 of 7-Day Kashmir Itinerary
Arrival at Srinagar International Airport and exploration of the city
Srinagar the most serene capital city is the most sought-after tourist destination. The most effective way to travel is by air. option to reach Srinagar. Srinagar is easily and is well connected with the remainder of the nation. If you’re looking to cut costs you can travel by train journey to Udhampur, Jammu Tawi, or Katra. Each of these cities is within 5 to seven hours away from Srinagar.
The most efficient method to reach the capital city of Kashmir is to take an auto cab or take a taxi which will cost you between Rs. 1,800 to around Rs. 2,000.
- Day 2
Srinagar Sightseeing
In the morning, start your day by going to The Chashme Shahi Gardens as well as The Pari Mahal Gardens. These gardens are situated on the bank of Dal Lake. There is also the option of paying for an excursion to the Shankaracharya Temple. The temple, also referred to as Jyoteshwar Temple, or the Jyoteshwar Temple is situated on Shankaracharya Hill. From this hill, you will enjoy a stunning panorama of lush mountains and green hills.
There are paragliding and trekking possibilities in Srinagar. There is also on horseback or ski.
- 3rd day
Visit Gulmarg and learn more about the surrounding area.
After breakfast, you are able to go to Gulmarg or Gulmarg, also known as the “Meadow of the Flowers.” It’s approximately 51 kilometers from Srinagar. It is possible to take a taxi or drive yourself to the area. This is a paradise for skiers.
The place is a must-see for any visitor to Kashmir. From the bright flowers to the snow-capped mountains, the area is a dream for anyone who is looking to experience adventure. You can also taste the cuisine of the region by visiting one of the local Dhabas.
- 4th day
Visit Sonamarg and discover more about the city.
After you’ve finished your breakfast, head from there to Sonamarg located approximately 80 km from Srinagar. Sonamarg is mostly an uphill town located northeast of Srinagar. Sonamarg is known for its “Golden Meadow.” The Sindh river makes the area very popular for fishing with trout and mahseer. It is also possible to take a pony ride on any glacier for some ice time. The lake is unique because it is frozen all season.
- 5th day
Visit Pahalgam and learn more about the Pahalgam region.
After breakfast, get out of the hotel and travel to Pahalgam in the vicinity of 31 kilometers from Sonamarg. Pahalgam is often referred to in the “Valley of the Shepherds.” It is located near the confluence of the streams that flow through The Lidder River as well as the Sheshnag Lake. If you are in Pahalgam you will be able to take a deep dive into the natural beauty around you.
- Day 6
Journey to Chandanwari
Chandanwari is approximately 15 km away from Pahalgam. It is a well-known glacier spot. This is also the beginning point for the holy Amarnath Yatra. The place with its elevated location is a unique spot to rest and spend some moments in the midst of the natural beauty. Explore the popular Sheshnag Lake, which flows through the district. It is among the most ancient Hindu pilgrimage locations.
- 7th day
Return to Srinagar.
After breakfast, you’ll be able to go back to Srinagar. Srinagar is approximately 100 km away from Chandanwari. After you have checked into the hotel, travel to Nishat Bagh. It is often called the “Garden of Pleasure.’ This garden is the more extensive of the two. In one of the highest terraces is an impressive planting comprising Chinar trees.
