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Reach Jammu by plane or train. As you arrive at the airport or train station, greet and help you, then drive you to Katra.When you get to Katra, check into the hotel to have a relaxing stay.
After breakfast in the morning, continue on to Mata Vaishnodevi Darshan. Proceeding towards Bhawan. Go after Darshan. Day off following Darshan for recreation. Spend the night at the hotel
Following breakfast, you will go to Pahalgam, also known as the "valley of shepherds," which is located where the streams from Sheeshnag Lake and the River Lidder converge. Visit the Awantipura Ruins, a 1100-year-old temple constructed by King Awantivarman and devoted to Lord Vishnu, when travelling through the area. Enjoy the stunning surroundings when you arrive at Pahalgam or take a stroll to Baisaren, which is just 2 km away. A charming little village with a nice outlook is nestled in a forest of pine and fir trees. A night stop at the Pahalgam hotel.
You will travel by automobile (on our own) to Chandanwari and the Aru Valley in the morning. Situated 11 km upstream of the Lidder River, Aru is a charming little settlement. There are several of campsites along the scenic road. Trekking routes to the Kolahoi glacier begin in this settlement. The largest and most picturesque of these is Baisaran, a vast, rolling grassland encircled by densely forested pine trees.Path to Chandanwari via the valleys of Hajan and Beetab. A night stop at the Pahalgam hotel.
After breakfast, take a trip to Gulmarg, the flower meadow. It's an interesting drive from Pahalgam to Gulmarg. You will be enthralled by its elegance. Gulmarg is well-known for its skiing and snowboarding around the globe. Because Gulmarg was the home of Europeans and British under the British Raj, Gulmarg was given the name of a European hill resort. Gulmarg has an 18-hole golf course and European-style settings. Arrive at Gulmarg at night.
Following breakfast, you'll be driven to Srinagar where you'll go on a city tour that includes stops at the renowned Mughal Gardens at Chachmashahi, Nishat, and Shalimar, as well as the Shankracharya temple, which is perched atop Srinagar's tallest hill. These gardens, which are now well-liked picnic areas, were envisioned as Paradise by the Mughal Emperor. Additionally, go to a handicraft store to buy locally made goods like carpets, paper mache, jackets, bedspreads, and Shawls, among many other things! Take a leisurely stroll around the Dal Lake in the evening to explore the local marketplaces. Spend the night at the hotel.
Today, you leave for a full-day excursion to Sonamarg, a magnificent "meadow of gold." The Kashmir district's final terminus is Sonamarg. The Ladhakh territory begins here. at a height of 2743 metres above sea level. The Sindh River is well-known for summertime masher and trout f ishing due to its rapid velocity. For some fun in the snow and ice, you might choose to take a pony ride (at your own expense) to one of the glaciers. In the evening, head back to the Srinagar hotel and have a relaxing stay.
Situated in the Budgam district, Doodhpathri, also known as the Valley of Milk, is a bowl-shaped valley in the Pir Panjal Range. It's an alpine valley with snow-capped mountains surrounding it. Because to the poor road conditions, not many tourists visit this location. Once you've spent some quiet time at Doodhpathri, return to Srinagar for the night.
Transfer to the Srinagar Airport with Everlasting Memories of Valley Visuals Tour and Travels to board your flight after breakfast.
