Route: Pahalgam – Anantnag – Srinagar Bypass – Tangmarg – Gulmarg

Enroute Sightseeing & Description:

• Tangmarg: Gateway to Gulmarg, known for apple orchards and snow-capped landscapes.
• Drang Waterfall: Small detour before Gulmarg; frozen in winter and ideal for photos.  

At Gulmarg:

• Gondola Ride (optional): One of the world’s highest cable cars — ascend to Kongdoori (Phase I) or Apharwat Peak (Phase II) for breathtaking Himalayan views.
• Golf Course: Among the highest in the world, surrounded by meadows.
• Maharani Temple & St. Mary’s Church: Historic colonial-era landmarks.  

Evening: Relax and enjoy the chilly Himalayan air.

Overnight stay: Gulmarg

Route: Gulmarg – Tangmarg – Magam – Srinagar

Enroute Sightseeing & Description:

• Apple Orchards & Willow Plantations: Scenic drive through countryside and villages.
• Dal Lake Arrival: Transfer to a traditional Kashmiri Houseboat on Dal or Nigeen Lake.   At Srinagar Houseboat:
• Shikara Ride on Dal Lake: Glide past floating gardens, lotus fields, and quaint markets.
• Char Chinar Island & Floating Market (optional): Beautiful lake viewpoints.  

Evening: Enjoy sunset from the deck with Kashmiri kahwa.

Overnight stay: Houseboat, Srinagar

Route: Srinagar – Ganderbal – Kangan – Sonmarg

Enroute Sightseeing & Description:

• Sindh River Valley: Scenic drive alongside the turquoise Sindh River.
• Wayil Viewpoint: Stop for tea and photos of the mountain ranges. 
• Thajiwas Glacier (3 km trek or pony ride): Snow-clad glacier accessible almost year-round (optional activity). 
• Zero Point (optional, 25 km beyond Sonmarg): Snow point near Zoji La Pass — accessible by local union vehicle.  

Evening: Return to Srinagar. 

Overnight stay: Srinagar

Sightseeing & Description:

Mughal Gardens:

• Nishat Bagh: “Garden of Joy,” built by Asif Khan in 1633. 
• Shalimar Bagh: “Abode of Love,” the grandest Mughal garden built by Emperor Jahangir. 
• Chashme Shahi: “Royal Spring Garden,” famous for its refreshing water spring.
• Pari Mahal: Ancient Buddhist monastery with panoramic city views. 
• Hazratbal Shrine: Sacred white marble mosque located on Dal Lake’s northern bank. 
• Handicraft Market: Shop for Pashmina shawls, carpets, papier-mâché, and dry fruits.  

Evening: Leisure at Boulevard Road or Shikara ride (if missed earlier).

Overnight stay: Srinagar

Morning: Visit any missed attractions or enjoy relaxed activities:

• Jamia Masjid & Old City Walk: Explore heritage architecture. 
• Tulip Garden (if open – seasonal, March–April): Asia’s largest tulip display.
• Floating Market Visit (early morning): Experience the vibrant trade on Dal Lake.  

After sightseeing: Transfer to Srinagar Airport for departure with everlasting memories of Kashmir.