Student Group of Kashmir Tour

 

Day 1: Arrival in Srinagar

  • Arrival at jammu  railway station.
  • Transfer to hotels in Dal Lake.
  • Relax and acclimate to the surroundings.
  • Enjoy a Shikara ride in Dal Lake.
  • Visit the Mughal Gardens (Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi).
  • Overnight stay in hotels in Srinagar.

Day 2: Srinagar Local Sightseeing

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Visit the Shankaracharya Temple, situated on Shankaracharya Hill.
  • Explore the old city, including Jama Masjid and Hazratbal Shrine.
  • Visit the famous Jamia Masjid.
  • Enjoy shopping at the local markets for souvenirs and Kashmiri handicrafts.
  • Return to hotels for dinner and overnight stay in Srinagar.

Day 3: Gulmarg Day Trip

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Depart for Gulmarg, known for its beautiful landscapes and skiing opportunities.
  • Enjoy the scenic drive to Gulmarg.
  • Explore Gulmarg's attractions, including the Gulmarg Gondola (one of the world's highest cable cars), Khilanmarg, and the beautiful meadows.
  • Optional activities like horse riding, skiing (if weather permits), and snow biking.
  • Return to Srinagar in the evening.
  • Dinner and overnight stay at the hotels in Srinagar.

Day 4: Pahalgam Excursion

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Depart for Pahalgam, known as the 'Valley of Shepherds'.
  • En route, visit the saffron fields and Awantipora Ruins.
  • Explore Betaab Valley, Aru Valley, and Chandanwari.
  • Enjoy leisure activities like pony rides, river rafting (if available), and nature walks.
  • Return to Srinagar in the evening.
  • Dinner and overnight stay at the /hotels in Srinagar. 

Day 5: Departure

  • Breakfast at the hotel.
  • Check out from the hotels.
  • Transfer to jammu to catch your train
  • End of the tour.

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