Places to Visit in Jammu and Kashmir

The Pangong Lake or the Pangong Tso is one of the highest altitude lakes in the world and is famed for its colour changing water, from blue to red and green. From camping to lakeside bonfire, a wide variety of activities can be enjoyed here. During the winter months, the lake can be seen completely frozen, which is a delightful sight in itself.

Nestled in the northern part of Ladakh, Nubra Valley offers a stunning blend of deserts, rivers, and snow-capped mountains. Famous for its Bactrian camels and scenic vistas, the valley is accessible via the thrilling Khardung La Pass. Home to remote villages, ancient monasteries, and the enchanting Shyok River, it offers a serene escape for travelers, Nubra Valley has everything that an explorer seeks and is among the most famous places to visit with our Le Ladakh packages. Being a high-altitude destination, you can immerse yourself in the tranquility of this remote Himalayan region.

Gateway to the Shyok and Nubra Valley, the Khardungla Pass is strategically a very important landmass for the country. Famous for being the highest motorable pass with an elevation of 5359 metres, the pass is a favourite spot among bike riders and adventure lovers. The pass has mighty mountains on both of its sides, which further offer the most dramatic views one can imagine.

Located in Changthang Plateau in Ladakh in Northern India, Tso Moriri is also known as the Mountain Lake. The Lake covers an area of 120 KM sq. and is located at an elevation of 4522 metres. Famous for birdwatching and taking in the beauty of nature, the lake is the perfect place to spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of the city and include this famous attraction at its best with our Leh Ladakh tour packages.

The famous Magnetic Hill of Ladakh is a cyclops hill, a place where vehicles seem to have defied the force of gravity and move upwards when parked at a particular marked location here. Located on the Leh-Kargil-Baltic National Highway, this place remains a mystery even today, as many tourists are awestruck to witness the magical experience.

Chumathang Hot Spring is Leh and Ladakh, a natural wonder known for its exceptional therapeutic properties and goodness. Chumathang Hot Spring is tucked neatly at an elevation of around 13,000 feet, offering a picture-perfect and serene view located amidst the majestic mountains. Chumathang Hot Spring is located around 78 km from Leh and Ladakh, promising a relaxing and rejuvenating experience to all travellers.

Tsaga La Pass is Ladakh, a high mountain pass located in the Ladakh region of India, renowned for its rugged beauty and breathtaking vistas. Situated at an elevation of around 5,300 meters or 17,400 feet, Tsaga La Pass offers a challenging yet rewarding journey for both adventurers and travelers.

Panamik Hot Springs is located in the Panamik Village of the Nubra Valley region at an altitude of around 10,000 feet above sea level. The rich amount of sulphur makes the water hot in the springs and this site is famous for its medicinal and therapeutic properties. While there are other hot springs in India such as Manikraran and Bakreswar, Panamik Hot Springs stand out because of its surrounding landscapes. It is also the one and only hot water spring village in the country.

Located on the banks of the Indus river, the Sindhu Ghat is a riverbank which is famous for the Sindhu Darshan festival. This is an annual festival that attracts both tourists and locals who flock in huge numbers eager to admire the surroundings. This is also a place that offers the best views of the Himalayan mountains.

Druk Padma Karpo School, located in Leh, Ladakh, is a renowned educational institution that aims to provide quality education while preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of the region. The school offers a holistic approach to learning, emphasizing academic excellence, character development, and traditional values, making it a top choice for students in the region.

Dal Lake, Srinagar most iconic attraction, is famous for its shikara rides and floating markets, offering a glimpse of Kashmir’s lively culture. Spanning 18 square kilometres, it features breathtaking Himalayan views, Mughal gardens along its shores, and vibrant lotus blooms in summer. To enhance the overall experience of your visit, you can choose to stay in Dal Lake houseboats and spend the night amidst the lake's tranquillity and scenic beauty.

Located near the Dal Lake, Nishant Bagh happens to be an enchanting twelve terraced garden that you can witness with our affordable Kashmir tour package. It is packed with green trees, scented flowers, and beautiful fountains, and provides a serene ambience to enjoy for all. Known to be the 2nd biggest Mughal garden, this garden was constructed by Noor Jahan’s elder brother named Asif Khan, in the year 1633.

Shalimar Bagh is a 17th-century Mughal garden located in Srinagar, popular for its stunning architecture, terraced gardens, unique fountains, and vibrant flowers. Built by Emperor Jahangir for his wife, it offers stunning views of Dal Lake and surrounding mountains. The garden is a historical and peaceful site, ideal for both history lovers and nature enthusiasts.

Opened for public in the year 2007, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden was built with the aim of improving floriculture as well as tourism in Kashmir. The initiative proved to be a huge success and in the year 2017, this beautiful garden had its name among the world’s 5 best tulip gardens. On your visit to Kashmir, you can explore this famous attraction at its best with the special Kashmir tour packages. This garden is blessed to have even the rarest of rare tulip varieties, including the “Queen of the Night”. The main highlight of the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is the enchanting annual festival, which is held in Spring, between March and May.

The Mughal Gardens in Srinagar, including Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, Pari Mahal, and Chashme Shahi, showcase Persian-inspired designs with terraced lawns, fountains, and vibrant flowerbeds. These gardens promise breathtaking views of Dal Lake and snow-capped mountains and reflect Mughal emperors' love for nature and architecture, perfect for exploration and relaxation.

Vaishno Devi is a popular temple located in the Trikuta Mountains of Jammu, where millions of people come to pray. You can trek, ride a pony or palanquin, or take a helicopter ride to reach the temple. It’s famous among travellers for its three rock formations representing the goddess, with other key spots like Ardh Kuwari Cave and Bhairon Temple nearby.

Ranbireshwar Temple, located in the heart of Jammu, is one of the most revered Shiva temples in North India. Built in 1883 by Maharaja Ranbir Singh, this historic temple is renowned for its grand architecture and spiritual significance. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it houses an impressive 8-foot-tall Shivalinga made of black stone, along with 12 crystal Shivalingas measuring between 15 cm to 38 cm.

Amar Mahal Palace, located in Jammu, is a stunning heritage site that beautifully blends royal grandeur with artistic elegance. Built in the 19th century by Maharaja Amar Singh, this palace exhibits a striking French architectural style with red sandstone exteriors and sloping roofs. Perched on a hill overlooking the Tawi River, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Bagh-e-Bahu, located on the banks of the Tawi River in Jammu, is a beautiful terraced garden known for its serene ambiance and picturesque landscapes. Inspired by Mughal-style gardens, it features lush green lawns, vibrant flower beds, and well-maintained fountains that create a refreshing retreat for visitors. The garden offers breathtaking views of the historic Bahu Fort and the surrounding cityscape, making it a popular spot for photography and relaxation.

Peer Kho Cave Temple, one of the oldest Shiva temples in Jammu, is a revered pilgrimage site nestled amidst the tranquil surroundings of dense acacia forests. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient cave temple is believed to date back to the era of the Ramayana and is associated with the legendary sage Jamadagni. The temple’s natural cave structure, housing a sacred Shivalinga, creates a deeply spiritual ambiance, drawing devotees and tourists alike.

Drass Valley in Kargil District in Jammu and Kashmir is popularly called as the gateway of Ladakh. In the infamous Kargil War, Drass has played a significant role. The Pakistani Army in 1999 started dropping shells in Drass and in the surrounding villages and thus the war broke out between India and Pakistan. In the end, India recaptured Drass and other parts in the premises and then on Drass has been recognized as the memorial of the Kargil War and people should inlcude this famous place as a part of their Ladakh tour.

Drass is nestled amidst the snow-clad peaks on the Leh- Kargil National Highway at a height of 3230 meters above the sea level. Zojila Pass is the beginning of Drass Valley. Even when the harshest climatic conditions of winter hit the inhabitants here, the people kept guarding the valley intact and thus they are called the guardians of Ladakh’s gateway. The residents of the valley is known to be the saviours of stranded travelers who try to cross the pass along the snow covered trails and also they have stayed back in the valley to transport trading merchandise in the extreme cold. Drass is recognized as the base for the three day long Suru valley trek.

 The coldest region of India is Drass where -12 degree Celsius is the average temperature during winter and it falls onto as low as -17 degree Celsius during the peak time of winter. The tours of Drass compulsorily include a visit to the famous Drass War Memorial which is built to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in the India-Pakistan War in 1999. There is a Brigade War Valley that also turned to be the space to commemorate the lives and dedication of Indian soldiers during Kargil War.

Height: Drass Valley is located at an average height of 3820 meters.

Location: It is located 60 kms away from Ladakh and starts from the foot of the famous Zojila Pass.

Best time to visit: The season between the months of May and September are the suitable time to visit Drass.

The Kargil War Memorial, located in Dras, India, honors the sacrifices made during the 1999 Kargil War between India and Pakistan. It is a tribute to the soldiers who fought courageously in the conflict, showcasing their bravery and resilience. The memorial also has a Wall of Remembrance written with the martyrs' names and offers visitors a glimpse into the heroic tales of the war.

Dal Lake, Srinagar most iconic attraction, is famous for its shikara rides and floating markets, offering a glimpse of Kashmir’s lively culture. Spanning 18 square kilometres, it features breathtaking Himalayan views, Mughal gardens along its shores, and vibrant lotus blooms in summer. To enhance the overall experience of your visit, you can choose to stay in Dal Lake houseboats and spend the night amidst the lake's tranquillity and scenic beauty.

The Shankaracharya Temple is among the most famous places to visit in Kashmir and is visited by thousands of devotees every year. The ancient temple in Srinagar is believed to date to 200 BCE and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Known as the place where Adi Shankaracharya spent days meditating, the temple is a popular stopover for those going on the Amarnath Trek.

Opened for public in the year 2007, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden was built with the aim of improving floriculture as well as tourism in Kashmir. The initiative proved to be a huge success and in the year 2017, this beautiful garden had its name among the world’s 5 best tulip gardens. On your visit to Kashmir, you can explore this famous attraction at its best with the special Kashmir tour packages. This garden is blessed to have even the rarest of rare tulip varieties, including the “Queen of the Night”. The main highlight of the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is the enchanting annual festival, which is held in Spring, between March and May.

The highest ski slope in Asia, Apharwat Peak, is 4,390 meters high and situated in Gulmarg. It is well-known for its breathtaking snow-covered scenery and provides exhilarating sledge riding, snowboarding, and skiing opportunities. Reaching the summit, the Gulmarg Gondola offers sweeping views of the Himalayas and the tranquil Ningle Nallah stream.

Shalimar Bagh is a 17th-century Mughal garden located in Srinagar, popular for its stunning architecture, terraced gardens, unique fountains, and vibrant flowers. Built by Emperor Jahangir for his wife, it offers stunning views of Dal Lake and surrounding mountains. The garden is a historical and peaceful site, ideal for both history lovers and nature enthusiasts.

Gulmarg Gondola, one of the world's highest cable cars, offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayas. Divided into two phases, it transports visitors from Gulmarg to Apharwat Peak, a perfect place for skiing and sightseeing. A must-visit for adventure seekers, it provides an unforgettable ride amidst Kashmir’s stunning landscapes.

This fascinating water body is located at the base of the twin peaks of Apharwat Mountains amid lush meadows and rocky hills. The sheer beauty of the location attracts nature lovers and photography enthusiasts from far and wide, making it one of the best attractions to explore with our Kashmir tour packages. You can also take a pony ride here and explore the snow covered roads around the area.

One of the best places to visit in Gulmarg for wildlife enthusiasts, the Gulmarg Biosphere Reserve gives you ample opportunities to observe biodiversity in its richest form, the exquisite species of flora, fauna and avifauna. Capture the animals, including both common and rare species, in their different moods and moments in this reserve located at an altitude that ranges between 2,400 and 4,300 metres above sea level.

One of the highest green golf courses in the world, this is a must-visit attraction to cover while travelling with our Kashmir packages. The Gulmarg Golf Course also comes with a stunning clubhouse that has its very own historical significance. If you want to try your hand at golfing, there are golf sets that you can hire and instructors to make that perfect. You can also get a temporary membership here if you wish to give golfing a go.

This wondrous Victorian architecture stands tall with pride even after a century since it was instituted. The St. Mary’s Church in Gulmarg is located near the Golf course and makes for one of the top places to visit with our well-curated Kashmir packages. The beauty of the church is especially pronounced during the winter season with snow-laden parapets and stunning peace.

Offering incredible beauty and charm, the world-famous Aru Valley happens to be one of the most exquisite tourist places in Srinagar. Calling on to a huge number of fun and thrill enthusiasts from across the globe, this place offers a plethora of exciting adventure activities to experience with our Kashmir tour packages.

Inspired by the name of Sunny Deol’s Bollywood movie Betaab that was shot here, the picturesque Betaab Valley is known all over the world for its breathtaking location, dancing streams, and romantic climate. You can experience the aura of this place and delve into its magic with our very special Kashmir tour package. This spellbinding valley is surrounded by lofty mountains packed with pine forests and deodar trees and is adorned by the serene Lidder River flowing through it.

Situated at an altitude of 2895 metres, Chandanwari is a mesmerising valley in Pahalgam. This popular destination is famous for offering a tranquil atmosphere and beautiful scenery. Another reason for the popularity of this destination is that it is the starting point for Amarnath Yatra. 

The Lidder River, located in Pahalgam, Kashmir, offers a peaceful retreat and adventure opportunities for travellers. Visitors can enjoy white-water rafting, trout fishing, scenic horse rides, and camping. Surrounded by beautiful landscapes, it’s an ideal spot for both nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers, with unique activities available year-round varying with the season.

Lidder Amusement Park in Pahalgam is a delightful retreat nestled in the picturesque Kashmir Valley. Spanning over lush green landscapes, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities.

Zoji La in Sonamarg is a vital mountain pass linking Ladakh and Kashmir. It stands as a breathtaking route, with winding roads at an altitude of 11,575 feet. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, it offers stunning views that promise an unforgettable journey. It is a path of adventure, showing nature's raw beauty.

Zero Point in Sonmarg, located at a height of over 11,000 feet, is known for offering stunning views of snow-capped mountains and glaciers. It’s perfect for adventure activities like skiing and snowboarding in winter. Visitors can admire the alpine meadows in summer or explore the area’s rich history, including its importance as a historic trade route.

Nestled in Sonmarg, Thajiwas Glacier is a year-round winter wonderland of Jammu and Kashmir. It offers you a chance to witness the snowy landscapes and enjoy activities like skiing and sledding, even during summer. Its picture-perfect beauty makes it a one-stop destination for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers and photographers. 

Baltal Valley located 15 Km from Sonmarg, along the Sindh River on the Srinagar-Leh highway is famous for its great treks and for being a fantastic camping site. The valley is a mind-blowing tourist site to explore through our Kashmir packages, with its cascading waterfalls, frozen glaciers, mighty peaks, and extensive meadows adding to its allure. The best time to visit is between April and September.

Krishansar lake is located at 4000 meters from Sonmarg and it provides a marvellous sight to the tourists. Admire this lake with our Kashmir tour packages, whose water changes color according to the climate of the day. The lake is popular for being a major trekking and fishing destination. The best time to visit is between June and September.

Ranbireshwar Temple, located in the heart of Jammu, is one of the most revered Shiva temples in North India. Built in 1883 by Maharaja Ranbir Singh, this historic temple is renowned for its grand architecture and spiritual significance. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it houses an impressive 8-foot-tall Shivalinga made of black stone, along with 12 crystal Shivalingas measuring between 15 cm to 38 cm.

Bagh-e-Bahu, located on the banks of the Tawi River in Jammu, is a beautiful terraced garden known for its serene ambiance and picturesque landscapes. Inspired by Mughal-style gardens, it features lush green lawns, vibrant flower beds, and well-maintained fountains that create a refreshing retreat for visitors. The garden offers breathtaking views of the historic Bahu Fort and the surrounding cityscape, making it a popular spot for photography and relaxation.

Bahu Fort, one of Jammu’s oldest and most iconic landmarks, stands proudly on the banks of the Tawi River. Believed to have been originally built by Raja Bahulochan over 3,000 years ago and later renovated by the Dogra rulers, this historic fort showcases the region’s rich architectural and cultural heritage. Its massive stone walls, battlements, and commanding position offer breathtaking views of Jammu city.

Peer Kho Cave Temple, one of the oldest Shiva temples in Jammu, is a revered pilgrimage site nestled amidst the tranquil surroundings of dense acacia forests. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient cave temple is believed to date back to the era of the Ramayana and is associated with the legendary sage Jamadagni. The temple’s natural cave structure, housing a sacred Shivalinga, creates a deeply spiritual ambiance, drawing devotees and tourists alike.

Akhnoor Fort, located on the banks of the Chenab River, is a historic landmark that reflects Jammu’s rich cultural and architectural heritage. Built in the 18th century by Raja Alam Singh, this grand fort is a symbol of the region’s royal past. The fort’s imposing walls, majestic arches, and watchtowers offer a glimpse into its strategic significance during ancient times.

Mansar Lake, located about 62 km from Jammu, is a breathtaking freshwater lake surrounded by lush green forests and hills. Revered for its religious and ecological significance, the lake is considered sacred and is closely linked to Hindu mythology. Devotees often visit the ancient temples of Sheshnag and Umapati Mahadev along its banks to seek blessings.

Sanasar Lake, located about 20 km from Patnitop in Jammu, is a picturesque destination surrounded by lush green meadows and dense pine forests. Nestled at an altitude of approximately 2,050 meters, this hidden gem is often referred to as the "Mini Gulmarg" of Jammu due to its breathtaking landscapes and tranquil ambiance.

Pulwama, known as the “Rice Bowl of Kashmir,” is a picturesque district renowned for its lush green fields, saffron farms, and breathtaking valleys. Home to Aharbal Waterfall, Tarsar and Marsar Lakes, and ancient temples, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural heritage in Jammu & Kashmir, making it a great addition to the Kashmir tour.

With a number of charming landscapes, Rajouri is one of the famous tourist places in Jammu and Kashmir. With our Kashmir tour packages, you can explore this significant attraction which is associated with the legend of the epic of Mahabharata. The city name literally means the land of kings and situated on the foothills of Pir Panjal range.

Vaishno Devi is a popular temple located in the Trikuta Mountains of Jammu, where millions of people come to pray. You can trek, ride a pony or palanquin, or take a helicopter ride to reach the temple. It’s famous among travellers for its three rock formations representing the goddess, with other key spots like Ardh Kuwari Cave and Bhairon Temple nearby.

Patnitop is a scenic hill station in Jammu, known for its breathtaking meadows, adventure sports, and panoramic Himalayan views. You can enjoy paragliding at Nathatop, trek through lush pine forests, or experience snowfall in winter. Additionally, make sure to visit sacred temples, indulge in local delicacies, and explore nearby Sanasar Lake for camping and scenic beauty.

Kupwara, the ‘Crown of Kashmir,’ is a paradise of vast meadows, towering alpine forests, and serene valleys. Here you can explore the lovely Lolab and Bangus Valleys, visit historic forts and shrines, and enjoy trekking, skiing, and camping which are some of the best things to do in Kashmir. Being a hidden gem, Kupwara offers breathtaking landscapes that showcase the best of Kashmir, making it a perfect travel spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Considered as one of the holiest shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva, Amarnath Cave is considered to be an important pilgrimage site to explore on your Kashmir trip. It is famous for the strenuous Amarnath yatra which begins in Chandanwari, and is usually held between June to August.

Nathatop, located near Patnitop in Jammu, is a stunning hilltop destination known for its breathtaking views and adventure activities. Situated at an altitude of approximately 2,700 meters, Nathatop offers panoramic vistas of snow-covered peaks in winter and lush green meadows in summer. It is a popular spot for paragliding, trekking, and photography, attracting adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

Amar Mahal Palace, located in Jammu, is a stunning heritage site that beautifully blends royal grandeur with artistic elegance. Built in the 19th century by Maharaja Amar Singh, this palace exhibits a striking French architectural style with red sandstone exteriors and sloping roofs. Perched on a hill overlooking the Tawi River, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Akhnoor, a historic town in Jammu & Kashmir, sits along the Chenab River, offering scenic beauty and rich heritage. This place is known for housing an ancient Harappan archaeological site, the majestic Akhnoor Fort, and the sacred Pandava Gufa. The interesting blend of mythology, history, and nature of Akhnoor makes it a fascinating destination for travellers and history enthusiasts.

Mubarak Mandi Palace, located in the heart of Jammu, is a magnificent heritage complex that showcases the grandeur of Dogra architecture. Once the royal residence of the Dogra kings, this palace dates back to the 19th century and reflects a blend of Rajasthani, Mughal, and European influences. The complex features beautifully designed courtyards, intricate arches, and stunning balconies, offering visitors a glimpse into Jammu’s regal past.

Situated at an altitude of 2895 metres, Chandanwari is a mesmerising valley in Pahalgam. This popular destination is famous for offering a tranquil atmosphere and beautiful scenery. Another reason for the popularity of this destination is that it is the starting point for Amarnath Yatra. 

Baltal Valley located 15 Km from Sonmarg, along the Sindh River on the Srinagar-Leh highway is famous for its great treks and for being a fantastic camping site. The valley is a mind-blowing tourist site to explore through our Kashmir packages, with its cascading waterfalls, frozen glaciers, mighty peaks, and extensive meadows adding to its allure. The best time to visit is between April and September.

Situated 22 kilometres from Srinagar, Dachigam National Park is a wildlife haven in the Zabarwan Range. Home to the rare Hangul deer, also known as the Kashmiri Stag, it spans hundreds of acres of land. you can find stretches of forests and grasslands here that are a treat to the eyes. It is a symbol of nature's strength and beauty and offers an unforgettable escape into the wild.

Known to be one among Asia’s biggest freshwater lakes, Wular Lake offers breathtaking beauty and majesty. The basin of this lake was formed due to tectonic activity owing to which the entire land covered by this water body varies all through the year. The serene and scintillating waters of this lake allow the visitors to indulge in a plethora of fun-filled water activities, like boating and water skiing that are included with the itineraries of our Kashmir tour packages.

Offering incredible beauty and charm, the world-famous Aru Valley happens to be one of the most exquisite tourist places in Srinagar. Calling on to a huge number of fun and thrill enthusiasts from across the globe, this place offers a plethora of exciting adventure activities to experience with our Kashmir tour packages.

The Shankaracharya Temple is among the most famous places to visit in Kashmir and is visited by thousands of devotees every year. The ancient temple in Srinagar is believed to date to 200 BCE and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Known as the place where Adi Shankaracharya spent days meditating, the temple is a popular stopover for those going on the Amarnath Trek.

Gulmarg Gondola, one of the world's highest cable cars, offers breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayas. Divided into two phases, it transports visitors from Gulmarg to Apharwat Peak, a perfect place for skiing and sightseeing. A must-visit for adventure seekers, it provides an unforgettable ride amidst Kashmir’s stunning landscapes.

Inspired by the name of Sunny Deol’s Bollywood movie Betaab that was shot here, the picturesque Betaab Valley is known all over the world for its breathtaking location, dancing streams, and romantic climate. You can experience the aura of this place and delve into its magic with our very special Kashmir tour package. This spellbinding valley is surrounded by lofty mountains packed with pine forests and deodar trees and is adorned by the serene Lidder River flowing through it.

Located near the Dal Lake, Nishant Bagh happens to be an enchanting twelve terraced garden that you can witness with our affordable Kashmir tour package. It is packed with green trees, scented flowers, and beautiful fountains, and provides a serene ambience to enjoy for all. Known to be the 2nd biggest Mughal garden, this garden was constructed by Noor Jahan’s elder brother named Asif Khan, in the year 1633.

Dal Lake, Srinagar most iconic attraction, is famous for its shikara rides and floating markets, offering a glimpse of Kashmir’s lively culture. Spanning 18 square kilometres, it features breathtaking Himalayan views, Mughal gardens along its shores, and vibrant lotus blooms in summer. To enhance the overall experience of your visit, you can choose to stay in Dal Lake houseboats and spend the night amidst the lake's tranquillity and scenic beauty.

The Pir Panjal Mountain Range is a majestic and rugged range in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. It is renowned for its stunning landscapes, including lush valleys, towering peaks, and picturesque alpine meadows. The range offers opportunities for trekking, skiing, and exploring the rich biodiversity of the Himalayan region, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Naranag Village, nestled amidst the pristine beauty of the Jammu and Kashmir region, is a tranquil haven offering a mesmerizing blend of natural splendor and cultural richness. Situated in the Ganderbal district, this quaint hamlet is renowned for its historical significance and breathtaking landscapes. Surrounded by snow-capped Himalayan peaks, lush green meadows, and crystal-clear streams, Naranag captivates visitors with its picturesque vistas.

Naranag Kangan Temple, nestled in Jammu and Kashmir, India, venerates Lord Shiva and dates back to the 8th century. Admired for its intricate stone carvings and scenic surroundings amidst the Himalayas, it holds religious and historical significance, drawing pilgrims and tourists seeking spiritual solace and architectural marvels.

The Valley of Milk, also known as Dudhpathri, is a picturesque destination situated in the Budgam district and is a marvellous inclusion in our of Jammu and Kashmir tour packages. Renowned for its pristine beauty and lush meadows, the valley offers a serene escape amidst the majestic Himalayan mountains. Visitors are captivated by the flowing streams, dense forests, and the legend of milk believed to flow through the valley, making it a delightful spot for nature enthusiasts and trekkers.

Nundkol Lake, nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Ganderbal in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, is a mesmerizing alpine waterbody that captivates visitors with its serene beauty.

Fotu La Pass, perched at 4,108 meters in the majestic Zanskar Range, is a part of the Srinagar-Leh highway. Surpassing the famous Zoji La, it stands as the highest point on this route, weaving through the breathtaking landscapes of Jammu and Kashmir. This pass offers a journey through history, connecting Leh and Kargil with its panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and lunar landscapes that can be covered with Kashmir tours. 

Pari Mahal is the smallest UNESCO-recognized Mughal Garden in Srinagar. The main features of this place are the seven stunning terraced gardens, Mughal architecture, and well-kept lawns with unique flower beds. Situated on the Zabarwan range, it offers panoramic views of Dal Lake and Srinagar. Visitors can explore its historic ruins, rich heritage, and folk legends while enjoying its Kashmiri charm.