Kashmir

Fly up in the sky and amaze yourself with the spectacular view beneath. Miles and mile of snow-capped mountains and pine trees adding up to the beauty of it all will never cease to enchant you all through your ride in the world’s second-highest cable car. Go Gondola all the way.

Unleash your inner skier in the endless expanse of snow-capped mountains. Furthermore, try a hand at skiing, maybe? Let that blood pump at heart thump. Slide up and around and fill your heart with something to hold on to for life.

In addition, visit North India and witness the unimaginable. Bathe in the holy vibes of Maharani temple amidst the spectacular mountains. You think that is the catch?
Brace yourself to get shocked by a peaceful co-working that exists between the Hindus and the Muslims here.
Secular, eh? Moreover, the priest is a Muslim who chants Hindu verses in the temple.
Could it get any better?

Also known as “the jewel in the crown of Kashmir”, Dal lake is a mystical lake in the arms of Himalayas. The quaint little town of Srinagar brags about this magnificent lake that is home to the world famous “Shikaras”. You wonder what’s a Shikara, don’t you? Well, we are obliged to make you happy by sharing our irrevocable love for boats that work just like your tiny cabs. Difference? All things considered, they are just more beautiful. Take a ride on these Shikaras and roam around on the glistening water of Dal lake.
Meanwhile, don’t forget to check out floating markets and other Shikaras with vendors selling the prettiest flowers. Strangely enough, it’s a fairy tale come true when you witness the stunning reflection of vibrant houseboats on the water of the lake. Every penny spent is worth more than the value.
Go ahead; drown in the beauty of Dal lake and what it has to offer amidst the backdrop of mighty Pir Panjal range.

Every year there’s a huge footfall observed in the Mughal Gardens. You know what makes them the talk of the travel world? The regal setting of the garden dripping with the essence of medieval ambiance and breathtakingly beautiful fountains lining it up make up for a must-visit destination when you visit North India and its baby Kashmir.
Take a walk and let Srinagar give you some memories for a lifetime.

Furthermore, another one of some of the most iconic and spectacular gardens of Srinagar is Nishant Bagh. Only if you visit North India will you have an unapologetic luxury of sauntering through a 12 terrace garden reeking of Persian style and design. Spread a mat beneath a Chinar tree and sip in some “Kahwah” – a traditional Kashmiri tea, and stare right back at the spectacular Zabarwan ranges. To sum it up, the feeling of existing at the moment will be beyond imagination. Every terrace symbolizes a zodiac sign.
Isn’t that interesting?
You’ve so got to check it all out for yourself. You won’t be disappointed.

Built in the 4th century, this temple is an incredible edifice of superior, yet tranquil architecture. It stands proudly at the top of an octagonal platform. Moreover, the whole medieval vibes that it gives will give you an odd sense of calm and happy. Presumably, the legend has it that the philosopher Shankaracharya resided in the temple once. Hence, the name.  You need to reach the top and we promise, your heart will skip a beat when you take in the entire view of Zabarwan Mountains and the quintessential Dal Lake.

Visit North India to venture into a world of exotic flowers. A smooth spread of vibrant and happy tulips is what is going to make you swoon with ecstasy. Cocooned in the cradle of Zabarwan Hills and garnished with the lush verdure of Golf Course in the north are the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Gardens.
Need a treat for your eyes? A million vibrantly aligned Tulips in parallel rows will do the bit, no doubt. As a matter of fact, it is pure heaven and what makes it even better is the perfect Kashmiri ambiance and the antiquity of the Mughals.

Aru valley is a pristine village in Kashmir glowing with a lot that it has to serve to you on a platter. The snow-capped mountains and gushing Lidder river forming a milky stream are like a fresh breath of air.
You can even hop on a horse and take a ride through the mesmerizing meadows of the valley.
This picturesque little village boasts of being the starting point of various treks and the very existence of adventure activities like skiing just adds up to the charm and glory of Pahalgam.

Book your tickets right away and head to this off-beat destination.

Betaab Valley got its name from the movie “Betaab” that was shot in the same valley. This pretty valley is enveloped in a tight embrace of Deodar and Pine forests glorifying nature in every nook and cranny.You think that’s all to it? Well, you’re in for so much if you visit north India and plane to crash here.
The vast bed of flowers and walnut trees makes it even more enticing and very much a place to tick off from your bucket list. Go ahead; pitch some tents and wake up to happy vibes of blazing sun and the sound of exotic birds chirping.

Popularly known as the starting point to the sacred Amarnath temple journey, this valley blooms with grass beds and grandeur of nature. The rustic essence of alpine trees wrapped up in a silvery glaze of snow is everything a traveler could ask for.
You can hike, trek or even chill on the banks of Lidder river and sip in some Kahwa while you’re at it.
to sum it all, it truly makes up for a perfect travel destination away from the hassle of urban life.

Thajiwas glacier is a manifestation of charm and serenity in a package. The mounds of ice and cool breeze will enrich your soul to the core and you know what will make it even better?
The spectacular view of entire Kashmir valley from this glacier.
Adventure freaks- behold! This one’s a treat for you.

The second in altitude in India, this magnificent gateway to Ladakh is popular among adventurers. With Dras valley on one side and dense forests on the other, this pass makes up for a risky travel route owing to its steepness and narrow roads.
But the risk is worth it all. Don’t believe us?
Strangely enough, you’ll get your answers once you’re wrapped in the majestic charm and glory of the views and thrill of this pass when you visit North India.

Amidst the tranquility of the entire natural set up, you’ll discover yourself in the very laps of nature. Krishnasar Lake is not just a simple lake but one enveloped in a tight hug of dense trees.
Be that as it may, for the little adventure freak in you, this lake will practically be a castle in the rough.
If you enjoy fishing, you’ll be having the best time of your life. Might we say, you will have your dinner sorted?
Pitch in your tents to camp by the lakeside and wake up to the sun casting a pink glow on the silver mountains.
Of course, a cup of the traditional Kahwa tea will be your best company.
Such calm, much wow.
To sum it all up, visit North India to render complete justice to your travel plans.