• Drive from Srinagar towards Pahalgam, passing through the saffron fields of Pampore.
• En route, see the ruins of Avantipur and stop at the village of Bijbehara, known as the bread basket of Kashmir.
• Sample some exotic local breads sold by roadside vendors in Bijbehara.
• At Khanabal, drive via the national highway to Anantnag town.
• The road from Anantnag offers scenic views as we drive alongside the Lidder River.
• Arrive in Pahalgam and check-in at our hotel.
• Later, take some gentle nature walks in Pahalgam to unwind.
• Overnight stay at Pahalgam

• Enjoy breakfast at the hotel in Pahalgam.
• Drive to Betaab Valley, known for picturesque Himalayan views, after a hit Bollywood movie shot here.
• See the Lidder River flowing through emerald-green meadows with mountains in the background.
• Visit Aru Valley, which serves as a base camp for treks to Kolahoi Glacier.
• Aru Valley attracts tourists for its lush green meadows, pristine lakes, and mountains.
• Rest of the day at leisure to explore Pahalgam on your own.
• Carry out any individual activities and sightseeing in Pahalgam (at your own cost).
• Return to the hotel in the evening.
• Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel in Pahalgam.

• After breakfast, drive from the Pahalgam hotel towards Gulmarg.
• The scenic drive passes through colorful villages and rice fields, providing insight into Kashmir's cultural heritage.
• Stop at the small market town of Tangmarg.
• Drive 14 kilometers uphill from Tangmarg to reach Gulmarg.
• Arrive in Gulmarg by early afternoon.
• Take the Gondola cable car ride to go past shepherd huts up towards the lower ridges.
• From the ridge, enjoy majestic views of snow-clad mountain ranges and valleys (own camera charges).
• After an hour, descend back to Gulmarg base.
• Check-in at our hotel in Gulmarg after the sightseeing
• Have dinner and stay overnight at the hotel in Gulmarg.

• After breakfast at the Gulmarg hotel, drive towards Sonamarg.
• En route, see rolling hills, green forests, streams, and rice fields.
• Cross Kangan town and drive towards Mammar village.
• Stop at Mammar for a tea break (at your own cost), famous for its trout farms.
• Drive further towards Sonamarg and alight at the Gagangir tourist spot located on the Sindh River.
• Take a 3-hour walk or pony ride (at your own cost) to Thajiwas Glacier.
• On return, explore Sonamarg Market to observe local life.
• Check-in at the hotel in Sonamarg for an overnight stay after sightseeing.
• Have dinner at the Sonamarg hotel.
• All activities and entrance fees in Sonamarg are to be borne by guests directly.

• Enjoy a relaxed breakfast on the final day of the tour before checking out of the Srinagar hotel.
• Keep luggage packed and collect hotel invoices ready for the previous evening.
• Proceed from the hotel to Srinagar airport based on your flight schedule.
• En route to the airport, you can make a quick shopping stop in the city markets if time permits.
• At the airport, the driver will help get luggage screened and documents verified.
• The driver will drop you right outside the airport entry gate at the terminal.
• Proceed inside the terminal through gate security checks to board the flight back home.

• Early morning breakfast in Srinagar
• Drive from Srinagar to Doodhpathri via Budgam district.
• On reaching Doodhpathri, explore the vast green meadows famous for wildflowers like daisies, forget-me-nots, etc.
• Visit the origin point of the milky white waters that give Doodhpathri its name. As per legend, Saint Sheikh Nooruddin Noorani prayed here and struck a rock from which milk emerged.
• See the beautiful silver streams and waterfalls flowing over large stones. The snow-capped mountains in the backdrop add to the beauty.
• Take a walk through pine, fir, and deodar forests around the meadows. Enjoy the view of snow-clad mountains.
• If time permits, optionally visit nearby attractions like Tosa Maidan, Sangerwani, Yusmarg, etc.
• In the evening, check-in to the hotel in Doodhpathri for an overnight stay.
• Next morning, after breakfast, check out of the hotel and drive back to Srinagar.

• Relaxed morning and late breakfast at the hotel in Srinagar.
• Hotel check-out formalities completed and luggage packed.
• Drive from the hotel to the city center for some last-minute shopping and souvenir shopping.
• Continue the drive to Srinagar airport.
• At the airport, the driver will help get the luggage screened and tagged.
• Proceed towards the terminal gate. The driver will drop you off outside the terminal entrance.
• Head inside the terminal and complete the check-in and security procedures.
• Once check-in is done, proceed to the boarding gate as per the flight details.
• Board the flight back home after the wonderful trip to Kashmir comes to an end.

"1. A 20% cancellation fee equal to the entire tour cost will be applied to any cancellations made 30 days or less before the departure date. 2. Refunds for cancellations made between 15 and 30 days before the departure date will be 30% of the total tour price. 3. There would be cancellation fees equal to 50% of the total tour cost for any cancellations made seven to fifteen days before the scheduled departure date. 4. A cancellation made between 0 and 7 days before the departure date will result in cancellation fees equal to 100% of the total tour cost. 5. Activities and tours may not operate or may be cancelled due to unforeseen weather conditions or sudden government laws or prohibitions, among other constraints."

Refunds that apply will be handled in a timely manner—seven business days

Six nights and seven days are great for visiting renowned tourist destinations like Srinagar, Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and Pahalgam, as well as the Yousmarg Meadows excursion. Extend your visit to explore additional sights.

Bring adequate warm clothing, such as sweaters and jackets, as well as gloves and socks, even if you're going in the summer. The weather might suddenly become damp or snowy. Caps, scarves, and traction shoes are also recommended.

Among the attractions are Sangsafed Valley, magnificent green meadows, climbs like Tatakutti and Sunset Point, the Doodh Ganga River for trout fishing, Nilnag Forest, and Krishnasar and Vishansar Springs.

Silk carpets, woollen pashmina shawls, embroidered stoles, papier mache sculptures, Kashmiri chiles, saffron, and art objects like copperware and silverware are also popular in Kashmir.

Buses and shared taxis connect the major tourist attractions. For extra luxury, choose private taxis or a vehicle for the whole journey. Autorickshaws are also available for shorter distances.

While it is somewhat safe, it is better to avoid it. If you are travelling alone, take all essential precautions for any new area. It is best to move in groups.