Patnitop 1 Night | Pahalgam 2 Nights | Gulmarg 2 Nights | Srinagar 4 Nights
Arrive Jammu railway station/ airport and proceed for Patnitop (4-5 hrs drive). Check into the hotel. O/n Patnitop.
After breakfast proceed to Pahalgam (8-9 hrs). Pahalgam is also known as ‘Valley of Shepherds’. Check into the hotel. O/n Pahalgam.
After breakfast visit Chandanwadi - Snow point by local union vehicle. You can also visit Aru valley, Betaab valley, Baisaran valley by jeep or on pony at extra cost. Evening free for shopping and exploring local bazaar. O/n Pahalgam.
After breakfast proceed to Gulmarg (5-6 hrs). En route Awantipuram, Cricket Bat factory and witness Saffron farms on both sides of the road. Check into the hotel. O/n Gulmarg.
Gulmarg has one of the best Ski slopes in the world and highest golf courses of the world with 18 holes. One can also have the view of Nanga Parbhat if weather permits. The view en route from Tangmarg to Gulmarg is fascinating.
After breakfast walk towards Gondola rope way - Highest and longest cable car ride in India (Own expenses). Enjoy snow activities on your own. O/n Gulmarg.
Morning after breakfast, proceed to Srinagar (2-3 hrs). Arrive Srinagar and check into the hotel. Free time to enjoy near Dal Lake. O/n Srinagar.
After early breakfast proceed for Sonmarg (3 hrs drive) Sonmarg is also known as Meadows of Gold. You can take a walk / Pony ride (Extra cost) upto Thajwasa Glacier. Enjoy snow activities (own expenses). Back to Srinagar by evening. O/n Srinagar.
After breakfast, today visit famous Mughal gardens like Shalimar baug, Nishat baug, Chashmeshahi baug. Also visit Shankaracharya temple - Abode of Lord Shiva, from where you can have bird's eye view of Srinagar. O/n Srinagar.
Full day free for shopping and personal activities. O/n Srinagar.
Today morning drop at Srinagar airport for final departure. The tour ends here with the sweet memories of TravelSpree.
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