Arrive in Srinagar (after flight or road journey from Jammu) and meet our representative for a warm welcome. Transfer to your hotel or a houseboat on Dal Lake for check-in. After refreshing, visit the famous Mughal Gardens – Nishat Bagh and Shalimar Bagh, showcasing Persian architecture with terraced lawns and fountains. In the evening, enjoy a romantic Shikara ride on Dal Lake during sunset. Overnight stay in Srinagar.

After breakfast, take a scenic drive to Sonmarg (80 km from Srinagar), a valley surrounded by snow-capped peaks. Here, you can opt for a pony ride to Thajiwas Glacier, where snow remains almost year-round. Explore the breathtaking meadows before returning to Srinagar in the evening. Overnight stay at the hotel/houseboat.

After breakfast, check out and drive to Gulmarg (50 km), a world-famous hill station and ski resort. On arrival, check into your hotel and head for the thrilling Gondola ride (Asia’s highest cable car), which offers panoramic views from Khilanmarg and Apharwat Peak (second phase extra cost). Enjoy the evening amidst green meadows and pine forests. Overnight stay in Srinagar Houseboat .

After breakfast, drive to Pahalgam (140 km), also called the Valley of Shepherds. En route, stop at Pampore to see saffron gardens and visit the historic Avantipur ruins, a 9th-century temple site. Continue through apple orchards and pine forests before arriving at Pahalgam. Check in and relax by the riverside. Overnight stay in Pahalgam.

After breakfast, explore the charming valleys of Pahalgam. Start with Baisaran Valley (Mini Switzerland), known for its vast green meadows and snowy peaks. Then visit Betaab Valley and Aru Valley, popular for trekking and natural beauty. Optional trip to Chandanwari, the Amarnath Yatra base point, is also available. (Local taxis/ponies at extra cost). Return to your hotel for overnight stay in Pahalgam.

After breakfast, check out and drive to Srinagar Airport or Jammu Railway Station for your return journey to Ahmedabad by train or flight at your own cost. Carry back cherished memories of Kashmir’s valleys, gardens, and snowy landscapes.