A meet and greet has been arranged for you at the airport. Your personalised chauffer cum guide will welcome you at your arrival.
Gulmarg is at a travel distance of 40 Km from the Srinagar city which is to be covered in an hour.
We could halt at Tangmarg for a cup of coffee and relax our muscles.
We will check in to the hotel and freshen up for mesmerizing visuals of Gulmarg aptly called as winter paradise. The major locations to be covered are Golf Club, Strawberry Valley, Nageen Valley and Maharaja Palace.
Walk back to your hotel, Appease your hunger with international cuisine and retire to your bed for a night stay

Your day should start with a healthy breakfast to keep you energised for the day.
It is a shame if we come to Gulmarg and don’t enjoy the highest cable rope car in the world famously known as Gondola. It can take you up to the height of 16,000 ft. above sea level and will mesmerise you will the glaciers of Khilanmerg and Afarwat. A word of caution, it is cold there so brace yourself with warm clothes and accessories.
If you have a nick for winter sports then you could buckle up yourself for snow skiing, sledging, snow bikes and ATV bikes.
Walk back to your hotel, Appease your hunger with international cuisine and retire to your bed for a night stay

Start you day with frsh memories of Gulmarg and proceed towards Srinagar aptly called as city of gardens.
The drive back should be of 1 hour so relax and enjoy the scenic view of the journey.
Check in your hotel and proceed towards world famous Tulip Garden (Only for the month of April). It is the largest tulip garden in Asia spread over an area of about 30 hectares with millions of tulips. The hues of tulip flower will enhance your visual effects of color.
A trip to Srinagar without visiting Mughal gardens is incomplete. Mesmerize yourself with the Mughal Gardens of Emperor Shahjahan which include Shalimar Garden, Nishat Garden and Cheshmashahi Garden.
Retire back to the hotel for dinner and night stay.

Start early as we will be having a day of spiritual blessings.
For those who are devotee of Lord Shiva, a visit to the Shankar Achariya Temple is a must. It is stragically located on top of a hill. Get the spiritual vibes from 2500 year old temple and simultaneously muse your eyes with the beautiful whole Dal lake view.
On the way you could also visit the famous Parimahal known primarily for being the musical court of Mughal King Shah Jahan.
If you are in Nigheen and have not seen the Hazratbal Mosque then you have missed a major site of attraction both spiritually and by virtue of nature. This mosque is famous for its picturesque view and holding the distinction of the presence of Holy relic believed to be the strands of hair of Prophet Muhammad’s beard.
Retire back to your hotel for dinner and night stay.

Spiritually enlightened start your day with heavy breakfast as you will be proceeding towards Pahalgham which is known for valleys and Bollywood movies.
The journey will take around 1 and half hour and you should visit famous Awantipora Ruins and Saffron fields on the way. Awantipora ruins are known for being ancient Hindu temples during the reign of King Avantivarman who ruled during AD 855-833.
If you are in Pahalgham and have not visited the Baisaran valley famously called as Mini Switzerland then you have seen nothing. A word of caution though, you will have to use ponnies to ride to Baisaran valley as no vehicle is allowed to go there. Also the route remains closed during adverse weather conditions.
You should not miss the Aru Valley, Chandanwari valley and Betaab valley. They are all famous for being the site for Bollywood movies.
If you have a taste for adventure rides then a visit to Pahalgham club, Children’ Park and Zoo is a must.
Enjoy your evening on the bank of river lidder and calm your nerves with the soothing sound of flowing water.

Check in to your hotel and relax yourself with delicious dinner and a night stay.

An early check out and boarding the vehicle for a trip to Daksum is must. DAKSUM (8500 ft): A trekker’s paradise (2 hours very scenic drive) swathed in coniferous forests, gurgling streams, hidden grassy meadows, where your only company is the sound of the gushing Bringhi river or an occasional shepherd tending his flock. Daksum is also famous for its trout – an angler’s heaven.
On our way to Daksum we will be visiting a major tourist attraction called VerinagSpring. There is an octagonal stone basin at Verinag Spring and an arcade surrounding it which were built by Mughal emperor Jahangir in 1620 A.D. Later, a beautiful garden next to this spring, was laid out by his son Shah Jahan. This spring is known to never dry up or overflow.
Kokernag, a place in south kashmir is also a major desitnation to be seen. The spring gushes out of the base of a thickly wooded hill from where it divides into channels, which resembles to the claw-foot of a hen, hence its name.
We will also be visiting the famous Martand Sun temple. Martand Temple was selected as the background for the song Bismil, in the popular Bollywood movie Haider.
Retire back to the hotel for an overnight stay to refresh yourself for a busy tight scheduled day.

We will be starting early as we have a busy day of travel to 4 important destinations.
Aharbal is known for its waterfall, Aharbal Falls, where the Veshu river falls noisily 25 metres and 7 metres through a narrow gorge of granite boulders. Aharbal Falls are also referred to as the Niagara Falls of Kashmir, owing to the volume of the water that falls.
Mughal Road was historically used by Moghul emperors to travel and conquer Kashmir during the sixteenth century.[5] It was the route used by Akbar the Great to conquer Kashmir in 1586, and his son Emperor Jahangir died while returning from Kashmir on this road near Rajouri.
Peer ki Gali is a historically important place for its relevance to a saint who used to live there during the rein of emperor Aurangzeb.
We will travel back to Srinagar for a night stay in houseboat.

Satiate yourself with breakfast and bliss memories of Kashmir.
Your will drive you back to your departure port.
We bid adieu to you and wish you had a wonderful journey.