• Early morning departure from Srinagar to Aru Valley via Sind Valley
• On the way, stop at Sonamarg for tea and to see golden meadows with views of snow-capped mountains.
• In Sind Valley village, take a stroll through the main market and back alleys to see old houses, temples, bakeries, and orchards.
• Interact with smiling villagers dressed in traditional Phiran robes who sell walnuts, apricots, gems, and handicraft items.
• Reach your beautiful alpine resort in Aru Valley late in the afternoon.
• Check-in and relax, followed by a campfire dinner under the stars.

• Start the day with a delicious breakfast of Kashmiri cuisine at the lodge.
• A morning 5 km hike through picturesque Aru village pathways lined with charming brick cottages amidst apple orchards and lush green hillsides
• See locals farming crops and taking cattle for grazing on the hilly meadows.
• Return to the resort for lunch, then drive 30 minutes to the Kolahoi Glacier campsite.
• Upon reaching the breathtaking campgrounds surrounded by tall firs, set up colorful tents while guides make hot soup over a crackling bonfire.
• Enjoy authentic Wazwan starters as the crimson sunset fades behind icy, distant peaks.
• Overnight in tents underneath a dazzling canopy of twinkling stars

• Start the 10-kilometer trek early in the morning when the first rays of the sun hit the Himalayan mountain ranges, making them glow golden.
• Along the way, see streams, waterfalls, and valleys full of fragrant lavender flowers.
• Reach the base of the towering Kolahoi Glacier; enjoy a small picnic as you rest and take in the majestic views of the icy blue glacier contrasted against the greenery.
• Carefully trek back to the campsite for dinner and a relaxing evening around a toasty fire.

• After breakfast, pack up gear and start the return journey to Srinagar.
• Enroute visit the ancient Dawar village that served as an old caravan pitstop and has a unique dwarfish appearance.
• Take a heritage village walk through narrow alleys to see old shrines, carved eaves, graffiti, and shikara-shaped architecture.
• Stop for lunch at a riverside German bakery run by village ladies.
• Arrive back in Srinagar by late afternoon for an overnight stay at the houseboat.

• Leave early in the morning for a full-day trip to 'Valley of Milk' in Doodhpathri.
• Walk through alpine meadows dotted with wild daisies and exotic birds like redstarts and snow finches.
• Reach a breathtaking viewpoint for Doodhpathri Valley, ringed by snow-covered mountains, tall pines, and gushing streams forming tiny waterfalls.
• Picnic lunch at the viewpoint
• On return, stop at the saffron fields and Kashmiri handicrafts workshop.
• Relaxing evening back in Srinagar houseboat

• Morning free time to enjoy a houseboat, have tea, or soak in views of Dal Lake
• After check-out, visit heritage gardens like Nishat and Shalimar Bagh for a tranquil stroll among fountains and flowers.
• Early lunch of Kashmiri Wazwan specialty dishes at a luxury restaurant
• Transfer to the airport for a return flight with everlasting memories of this Himalayan paradise.

"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

Please carry a valid photo ID proof, like an Aadhar card, along with the e-ticket printout. Do not forget to carry the hotel voucher as well.

Light woolens, cotton clothes, a jacket, a cap, and gloves will be appropriate as the weather can be slightly cool even during the summer. Also, pack an umbrella.

We provide well-connected shared and private transfers based on group size, along with hygienic 3-star hotels and luxury houseboats with modern amenities.

A mix of authentic Kashmiri cuisine like Rogan josh, Yakhni, and Modur Pulao, along with North Indian and continental fare, is provided.

Yes, Kashmir is very safe for women tourists now if you take basic precautions. We also provide lady tour escorts on request.

Some of the optional activities tourists can avail of are Shikara rides, golfing, treks to glaciers, horseback riding, rafting, etc.