Valley of Dreams
Step into a world where houseboats glide on ancient waters and apple orchards carpet Himalayan foothills.
Kashmir paints an ethereal canvas of natural splendor and cultural richness. From the floating gardens of Dal Lake to the powder-snow slopes of Gulmarg, the valley presents experiences that transcend ordinary beauty. Here, traditional crafts like pashmina and paper-mâché tell stories of centuries-old artistry, while pristine landscapes host adventures in every season.

Itineraries of Kashmir
From saffron fields to snow peaks, our journeys reveal Kashmir's timeless beauty and living traditions.
Day 1
Delhi to Jammu | Overnight Journey
Evening Departure: Assemble at the designated boarding point in Delhi at 8:00 PM. Travel: Begin your journey in a comfortable Volvo semi-sleeper/sleeper bus and enjoy the overnight drive towards Jammu.
Day 2
Jammu to Patnitop | Overnight Stay in Patnitop
Morning Arrival: Reach Jammu early and enjoy breakfast before proceeding to Patnitop. En Route: Drive via Katra and Udhampur, soaking in the lush greenery and panoramic views. Explore Patnitop: Walk through beautiful meadows surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Optional short hikes to nearby viewpoints, offering surreal vistas. Overnight Stay: Relax at your hotel in Patnitop.
Day 3
Patnitop to Pahalgam | Overnight Stay in Pahalgam
Morning: Witness a mesmerizing sunrise before enjoying breakfast. Travel to Pahalgam: Drive through picturesque landscapes to reach the scenic town. Explore: Stroll along the Aru and Sheshnag Rivers and soak in the peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy the sunset amidst the lush green surroundings. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Pahalgam.
Day 4
Pahalgam to Srinagar | Overnight Stay at Dal Lake
Morning: After breakfast, check out and drive to Srinagar. Arrival in Srinagar: Transfer to a charming houseboat floating on the serene waters of Dal Lake. Evening: Take a Shikara ride on Dal Lake and admire the breathtaking sunset views. Enjoy the tranquility of your houseboat. Overnight Stay: Houseboat on Dal Lake.
Day 5
Srinagar to Sonamarg | Overnight Stay in Sonamarg
Morning: Breakfast with stunning views of Dal Lake before heading to Sonamarg. Adventure in Sonamarg: Explore the picturesque "Meadow of Gold." Optional horse ride to Thajiwas Glacier, where snow remains throughout the year. Evening: Check in to your hotel in Sonamarg. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Sonamarg.
Day 6
Sonamarg to Srinagar | Mughal Gardens Tour
Morning: Enjoy breakfast before driving back to Srinagar. Explore Srinagar: Visit the famous Mughal Gardens: Nishat Bagh (Garden of Pleasure): Known for its lush terraces and Chinar trees. Shalimar Bagh (Abode of Love): A tranquil retreat built by Mughal Emperor Jahangir. Stroll through Lal Chowk for shopping and pick up Pashmina shawls, carpets, and leather goods. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Srinagar.
Day 7
Srinagar Sightseeing | Overnight Stay in Srinagar
Morning: After breakfast, explore Srinagar's highlights: Tulip Gardens: Asia’s largest tulip garden (seasonal). Botanical Gardens, Chashma Shahi, Pari Mahal, and Hazratbal Shrine. Trek up Takht-e-Suleiman Hill to visit the iconic Shankaracharya Temple, an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. Evening: Spend leisure time exploring the city's beauty. Overnight Stay: Hotel in Srinagar.
Day 8
Srinagar to Jammu | Overnight Journey to Delhi
Morning: Witness a beautiful sunrise before breakfast. Travel to Jammu: Drive back, reaching in 7-8 hours. Leisure in Jammu: Relax at local cafés or explore the city briefly. Evening Departure: Board your overnight bus to Delhi.
Day 9
Arrival in Delhi | Trip Concludes
Morning: Reach Delhi early with a heart full of memories from the breathtaking landscapes of Kashmir.
Key Facts
Peak Time
April to October
Winter Sports
December to March
Best Weather
April to June
INSIDER TIP
Visit the floating vegetable market on Dal Lake before sunrise to witness local life unfold on water, followed by traditional noon chai in copper samovars.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
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Weather can change dramatically - pack layers
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Shikara rides are best booked through hotels
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Many areas require local guides