Kashmir

Introducing the Kashmir

Introduction

Jammu and Kashmir has the distinction of having multifaceted, variegated and unique cultural blend, making it distinct from the rest of the country, not only from the different cultural forms and heritage, but from geographical, demographically, ethical, social entities, forming a distinct spectrum of diversity and diversions into Kashmir, Jammu and Ladakh, all professing diverse religion, language and culture, but continuously intermingling, making it vibrant specimens of Indian Unity amidst diversity.

Its different cultural forms like art and architecture, fair and festivals, rites and rituals, seer and sagas, language and mountains, embedded in ageless period of history, speak volumes of unity and diversity with unparalleled cultural cohesion and cultural service.

When is the Best time to Visit?

Depends on Your Preference
Winters – October to February – the temperature dips down to negative and is extremely cold but Kashmir looks very beautiful in those times.
March to May – the weather is at its best and with the Tulips and flowers coming to life in Autumn Season , the whole valley becomes a Wonder to Watch – this is the season that gave Kashmir the name – ” Heaven on Earth “
June to September – the weather is bit rainy and this is the least crowded time in Kashmir as it is the offseason as well.

Where to Go?

Enjoy the Beautiful Capital of J&K when you visit Srinagar, the beautiful shikara ride in the Dal Lake and a House Boat stay in Nigeen lake is the highlight of the trip.
Explore the Beautiful Valley of Aru and Betab near Pahalgam , where you can find Mind blowing Landscapes surrounded by Mountains and rivers.
Now its time for experiencing one of the Highest Gondola Rides in the world at Gulmarg. For More inquisitive souls, Sonamarg Doodhpatri, Patnitop, Gurez Valley are some spots to visit.

How Many Days do you need?

Ideally a week to 10 days is enough to explore Kashmir. If you have less time then go for the famous route of Srinagar, Gulmarg, Sonamarg and Pahalgam to cover the Major Spots. If you have more time then visit Gurez Valley, Doodhpatri and Visit the Zero Point at Sonamarg.