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Take a trip to Kashmir

Dive into this wonderful destination that will awaken your adventurous soul and soothe your spirit. Whether you’re drawn to the snow-capped peaks of Gulmarg, the tranquility of Mughal gardens in Srinagar, or exploring the picturesque villages of Kashmir, this region is full of wonders to discover.
Soak up the magic of the Pahalgam Valley, where rivers meander through lush green meadows. Then embark on a peaceful cruise on Srinagar’s famous Dal Lake, surrounded by beautiful gardens and picturesque floating houses.
Kashmir is also renowned for its delicate handicrafts, exquisite carpets and exquisite embroidery. Let yourself be seduced by Srinagar’s bustling bazaars and discover unique treasures to take home as souvenirs.

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Five ideas for guided tours in Kashmir

• Srinagar

  Nestled in the heart of the majestic mountains, Srinagar is famous for its Dal Lake, a sparkling mirror of water bordered by beautiful gardens, colorful floating houses and verdant shores. Float peacefully on the tranquil waters of the lake and let yourself be lulled by the serenity that reigns here.
  The city also abounds in architectural treasures, such as the Shankaracharya Palace, perched on a hilltop overlooking the valley. Explore Mughal gardens, such as the famous Nishat and Shalimar gardens, where fragrant flowers, fountains and waterfalls create a reverie-like atmosphere.
  Don’t miss the old town, with its narrow streets and bustling markets where you can discover local crafts. If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, the area around Srinagar is full of adventure opportunities. Trek through the picturesque valleys of Gulmarg, or explore the Pahalgam valley, where rivers meander between pine-covered mountains.

• Pahalgam

  Pahalgam is a village lost in lush green valleys and majestic mountains. Explore the Betaab Valley, named after the famous Indian film shot here, where meadows, meandering streams and pine forests invite you to lose yourself in their splendor.
  For hiking enthusiasts, the Tarsar-Marsar trail is an unforgettable experience. Follow the steep paths and discover lakes dominated by snow-capped peaks.
  Don’t miss a visit to the famous Dachigam Park, where you can spot rare species such as the snow leopard and the Himalayan black bear.
  After a busy day, relax by Chandanwari Lake and let the cool breeze and serene landscape envelop you. Enjoy a picturesque picnic by the Aru waterfall and let the soothing sound of trickling water lull you to sleep.

• Gulmarg

  Gulmarg, “meadow of flowers”, is a true winter paradise for mountain lovers. Imagine yourself surrounded by snow-capped peaks, vast expanses of pristine powder and breathtaking scenery.
  Winter sports enthusiasts will be delighted by the possibilities Gulmarg has to offer. The world-renowned ski resort awaits you with its well-groomed slopes and modern lifts. Let yourself slide down the snowy slopes and feel the adrenalin rush.
  For hikers, the ascent of Mount Apharwat is an unforgettable experience. Climb to the summit and be rewarded with a view worthy of a winter painting.

• Ladakh region

  Ladakh is a magical destination nestled in the majestic Himalayas. This remote region of northern India is a veritable paradise for adventure-seeking travellers. Places to discover :
  1. Thiksey Monastery: Perched on a hill, this Buddhist sanctuary offers panoramic views over the Indus Valley. Soak up the peace and quiet, while admiring the splendid murals and Buddha statues.
  2. Lake Pangong Tso: A sparkling blue jewel, perched at an altitude of 4,350 metres. This mountain lake, shared by India and China, offers landscapes of surreal beauty. Stroll along its shores and let yourself be captivated by the serenity that reigns.
  3. Nubra Valley: A secluded valley surrounded by snow-capped peaks and sand dunes. Explore the Diskit monastery, which offers breathtaking views over the valley, and enjoy a unique experience on a camel ride through the Hunder desert.
  4. Hemis Monastery: Ladakh’s largest and richest monastery, housing an impressive collection of thangkas (Buddhist paintings) and hosting the famous Hemis Festival every year. Soak up the spirituality here and watch traditional masked dances.
  5. Khardung La: Mount your motorcycle and venture up one of the world’s highest roads, the Khardung La pass. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views and feel the adrenaline rush as you make your way through these mountainous landscapes.
  6. Zanskar: A remote, unspoilt valley renowned for its trekking and spectacular scenery. Hike the frozen Chadar River in the winter months or discover the remote monasteries of Phugtal and Karsha.

• Jammu and Kashmir

  Jammu and Kashmir is the Indian state in the north of the country.
  Start your journey in the majestic valley of Srinagar, where Mughal gardens such as the Shalimar Garden and the Nishat Bagh will captivate you with their elegance and timeless charm. Continue your adventure by exploring the Gulmarg region, a winter paradise for snow sports enthusiasts.
  In search of spirituality and serenity, head to the holy city of Jammu, where the sanctuary of Vaishno Devi awaits you. A pilgrimage up to the sacred grotto at the summit of Mount Trikuta will leave you feeling a deep spiritual connection.
  Nature lovers will be dazzled by the beauty of Dachigam Park, where a variety of endemic flora and fauna await you.
  Finally, immerse yourself in the region’s history and culture by visiting the remains of Bahu Fort in Jammu, Shankaracharya Temple in Srinagar and the famous Lamayuru Monastery, one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh.