Honeymoon Trip In Kashmir & Getting Married In Srinagar

 

Day 1: Arrival in Srinagar

  • Arrive in Srinagar and check into a houseboat or a romantic hotel.
  • Spend the day relaxing and enjoying the scenic beauty of Dal Lake.
  • Take a Shikara ride in the evening.

Day 2: Explore Srinagar

  • Visit Mughal Gardens, such as Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi.
  • Explore Shankaracharya Temple for panoramic views of Srinagar.
  • In the evening, stroll through the local markets like Lal Chowk and Polo View Market.

Day 3: Shalimar Bagh Wedding Ceremony

  • Begin your day with a Shalimar Bagh wedding ceremony. It's a Mughal garden with a beautiful backdrop for your special day.
  • After the ceremony, enjoy a romantic dinner at a local restaurant.

 Day 4: Gulmarg Excursion

  • Drive to Gulmarg, a scenic drive of about 2 hours.
  • Enjoy a Gondola ride to Apharwat Peak.
  • Explore the meadows and indulge in activities like horse riding or golfing.

Day 5: Pahalgam Day Trip

  • Drive to Pahalgam, known as the 'Valley of Shepherds.'
  • Visit Betaab Valley and Aru Valley.
  • Take a stroll along the Lidder River and explore the local market.

 

Day 6: Sonamarg Exploration

  • Head to Sonamarg, the 'Meadow of Gold.'
  • Visit Thajiwas Glacier and enjoy activities like pony rides.
  • Explore the enchanting landscapes and relax in the serene surroundings.

 

Day 7: Local Experiences in Srinagar

  • Visit Jamia Masjid and Hazratbal Shrine.
  • Explore the Old City and its narrow alleys.
  • Take a Shikara ride in the Dal Lake, and enjoy a quiet evening together.

 

Day 8: Departure

  • Spend your last morning in Srinagar shopping for souvenirs.
  • Depart for your hometown, cherishing the beautiful memories of your honeymoon.

 

 

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