Experience Heaven on Earth with Our Kashmir Tours

The Crown of the Himalayas

Travel Beyond the Ordinary: Listen to a Himalayan Poem Woven in Light and Shadow

Houseboat Stays on Dal and Nigeen Lakes

Gondola Rides and Winter Sports in Gulmarg

Guided Heritage and Nature Tours

Local Culinary Experiences

Shikara Rides and Floating Market Visits

24/7 Assistance and Safety Support

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Places to Visit in Kashmir

Find Kashmir: Land of Lakes, Legends, and Living Dreams

Srinagar

Dal Lake

Nigeen Lake

Sonmarg

Thajiwas Glacier

Zero Point (Zojila Pass area)

Gulmarg

Pahalgam

Aru Valley

Betaab Valley

Chandanwari

Avantipur Ruins

Aharbal Waterfall

Lolab Valley

Keran Valley

Teetwal

Morh tunnel Sonmarg

Find Serenity, Adventure, and Memories Etched in Snow in Kashmir!

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When to Explore the Snow-Draped Valleys of Kashmir

Perfect Time to Explore Kashmir with Our Adventure Tours

Apr–Jun

Peak Season

What To Expect:

Pleasant weather with temperatures between 15°C and 25°C.
Blooming tulip gardens and lush meadows. Ideal for sightseeing and photography.
The best time to visit Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonmarg.
Clear skies perfect for gondola rides, pony treks, and shikara rides.
Melting snow in higher regions makes many trails accessible.
This is the busiest season. Book hotels, activities, and transport in advance.

Jul-Sep

Moderate Season (Monsoon Mist)

What To Expect:

Light to moderate rainfall, mainly in Srinagar and lower valleys.
Temperatures ranging from 15°C to 22°C with fresh, cool air.
Hills turn lush green, and rivers and waterfalls swell.
Fewer tourists, making popular spots more serene.
Occasional road closures on mountain passes. Keep travel plans flexible.
Good time for visiting gardens, exploring Srinagar, and relaxed sightseeing.

Oct–Mar

Off Season (Winter Wonderland)

What To Expect:

Cold temperatures often dip below -5°C in higher areas.
Heavy snowfall in Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and Pahalgam. Perfect for skiing and snow activities.
Frozen lakes and snow-covered valleys create postcard scenery.
Many roads to remote regions may close due to snow.
Quiet atmosphere and fewer crowds, except during Christmas and New Year holidays.
Ideal for winter sports, cozy houseboat stays, and witnessing Kashmir’s magical snow.

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