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Best Places to Visit in Kashmir
Srinagar
Srinagar is poetry in motion, an easy front page for any Kashmir scrapbook. Imagine waking in a floating houseboat, morning mist curling over Dal Lake and a shikara gliding by. The Mughal gardens, trimmed like paintings, beg you to sit down and throw a light verse or two.
Gulmarg
Grab some goggles and hop on the Gondola; you have stepped onto Asia's highest lift. Winter turns the town into a wall-to-wall blanket of snow, perfect for carving quick S-turns. Summer swaps skis for wildflowers, yet the fun-never-ends feel stays exactly the same.
Pahalgam
Green meadows roll into Betaab valley, and somewhere a river hums its favorite tune. Bollywood's camera crew has already discovered this corner, so snaps come easily. Neighbouring Aru Valley keeps you trekking, camping, and daydreaming on flat postcard-like plates.
Sonamarg
Cram your lunch and wander toward Thajiwas; giants of ice show up like slow-moving guests. Wide-open meadows bordered by jagged peaks rarely have lines, thanks to a clever shortage of tour buses. Photographers are warned-snapping is addictive, so pace yourselves.
Yusmarg
This one travels under the tourist radar, a meadow tucked behind curtains of pine trees. Silence here is loud in the best possible way, letting your thoughts roam like a deer. Perfect spot if your idea of adventure is simply staying still and letting the mountains breathe for you.
Doodhpathri
Picture streams that look like spilled milk and a lawn of wild blooms, and you get Doodhpathri. People swing by for a quick picnic, grab a camera, or just sit still and breathe easy.
Dachigam National Park
A short drive from Srinagar, the park hides the rare Hangul deer in its thick woods. You’ll see green meadows, tall trees, and clear water streams along the way. Some lucky visitors even spot leopards or black bears. It’s calm, quiet, and feels far from the city. Bird-watchers, shutterbugs, and anyone craving a quieter Kashmir love to roam its trails.
Katra (Vaishno Devi)
Katra sits across the border in Jammu, yet almost every Kashmir itinerary includes it, especially for first-timers. This bustling little town is the base for the holy trek to the Vaishno Devi shrine, one of India’s most visited pilgrimage spots! The 12 km uphill walk can be done on foot, by pony, or even with a helicopter ride for those who prefer a quicker way up. The energy here is something else, spiritual, lively, and full of faith.
Best Things to Do in Kashmir
Ride a Shikara on Dal Lake
Glide along Dal Lake and the world slows down. Pink lotuses float past, the wooden paddle bangs softly, and the snow-capped peaks wave good evening. You really should be on the water by sunset. It looks like the sky borrowed someone else's paint box.
Ski or Snowboard in Gulmarg
Gulmarg's slopes feel like a giant chalkboard, begging you to carve your name. From first-timers wobbling at the bunny hill to veterans chasing untouched powder, the resort keeps everyone grinning. Even the instructors say they pinch themselves every winter.
Experience a Houseboat Stay
Climbing into a shikara after dark is the start of a dreamy fairytale. The houseboat sways as gently as a hammock and the night hums with faraway frogs. You count stars instead of sheep, and the wooden floors creak reassuringly underfoot.
Trek to Thajiwas Glacier
The hike to Thajiwas is short enough that even your little cousin can keep up, but long enough to burn off breakfast. Stray ponies, gossiping magpies, and surprise snowball fights fill the trail. When you finally catch the ice-blue glacier, cameras forget to click because everyone just stares.
Visit Betaab & Aru Valleys
Betaab and Aru valleys look like settings pulled straight from a movie you half-remember. Trails wind through pencil-thin pines and pop open to picnic spreads no wider than a blanket. Couples whisper, cameras click, and for a minute time leaves the scene.
Sip Kahwa with Locals
Kahwa is more than tea; it's the kitchen's way of saying welcome home. Saffron strands swim in hot water, almonds float on top, and a honey swirl seals the deal. One little cup warms the bones after a day in the cold and somehow makes the snow outside quieter.
Shop for Pashmina & Walnut Woodcrafts
Explore the bustling markets of Srinagar or local shops in Pahalgam to buy authentic Pashmina shawls, papier-mâché art, and hand-carved wooden pieces made in Kashmir.
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