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Pahalgam Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pahalgam page 1 Famous For : City Max: Min: 18.5°C Rain: 30.39999961 29.7999992370605 When To 8530273°C 47mm Pahalgam Aug Surrounded by the stunning Himalayas and You will be wonder-struck by the Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. blessed with a rugged beauty, Pahalgam has sheer splendour of Pahalgam the VISIT Max: Min: Rain: the potential to be the most cherished and 29.79999923 17.60000038 30.7000007629394 moment you arrive at this pristine 7060547°C 1469727°C 53mm memorable vacation of your life. It is also http://www.ixigo.com/weather-in-pahalgam-lp-1137772 land. A popular tourist destination the place to enjoy some exciting and Sep and a favourite location for adventurous options like trekking, horse Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Jan Max: Min: Rain: 2.5mm riding, golf and other water sports. Snow- Bollywood shootings, Pahalgam is a Very cold weather. 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Carry Heavy woollen. 16.29999923 9.39999961853027 7060547°C 3mm “Betaab”? Well, that was in Pahalgam. A Max: Min: Rain: 16.10000038 4.099999904 39.5999984741210 favourite with filmmakers, the picturesque 1469727°C 632568°C 94mm Dec hill station has played a host to a number of Very cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Apr blockbusters including Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Max: Min: - Rain: Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. 9.899999618 1.299999952 13.3999996185302 Highway (some portions), Jab Jab Phool 530273°C 3162842°C 73mm Max: Min: Rain: Khile, and Rockstar (some portions). 21.39999961 7.800000190 23.2999992370605 8530273°C 734863°C 47mm May What To Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Max: 25.5°C Min: Rain: 21.0mm 11.10000038 SEE 1469727°C 5 Sights Jun http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-pahalgam-lp-1137772 Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. This Pdf and its contents are copyright © Max: Min: Rain: 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the 1 Betaab Valley character and all other marks displayed herein are 29.29999923 15.19999980 27.2999992370605 registered and/or common law trademarks of 7060547°C 9265137°C 47mm ixigo.com and/or third parties. Jul Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. Pahalgam Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pahalgam page 2 valley is at a 12 km trek distance or taxi ride Hajan, On Route to Amarnath Yatra, Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir away from Pahalgam. It would usually take 4 Pahalgam Golf Course Near Pahalgham, Jammu and 192123, India Kashmir 192126, India you 10 hrs to go to and come back from Aru if you’re trekking, so make sure you keep For those interested in history, Pahalgam’s Located approximately 7 km from ample time in your itinerary for this one. biggest attraction is the ancient  Pahalgam, Betaab Valley is a beautiful area There are a number of local eateries around Mamaleshwar Shiva Temple.  surrounded with dense deodar and pine Aru Valley where you can satiate your A little over 1 km away from Pahalgam, it is forests, and snow-capped mountains. This hunger pangs with maggi, pakodas and dedicated to Lord Shiva and was once valley got its name from the movie Betaab. other dishes. Rounding off your meal with a adorned in gold at the peak of its popularity. The beautiful garden in the valley can be cup of hot steaming coffee will be a good The legend surrounding this temple accessed by a bridge. Also, this valley is idea as well! suggests that Lord Ganesha was placed as a where you can locate the river Sheshnag. doorkeeper at the site of this temple and 3 Martand Sun Temple hence it gets its name “mam mal”, which It is recommended to have a local guide translates to “don’t go”!  Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir here and they will charge you around INR 192126, India 100 for an hour's tour.  All sightseeing and no play makes you a dull 2 Aru Valley traveller, does it? Tee off in Pahalgam’s beautifully maintained Pahalgam Golf Course. Shaded by tall pine trees and the misty air of the region to keep you company, you can ‘putt’ together with locals here and experience a true, Kashmiri bond. Where To Several hotels and even the state government organize golfing championships Eat Surya Mandir Road, Anantnag (Near every summer here to encourage the sport 5 Places Pahalgam), Jammu and Kashmir as well as the tourism industry of the town. http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-pahalgam-lp-1137772 Northernmost tip of the Pahalgam 192125, India You can buy light refreshments, hire a area, Jammu and Kashmir 192126, The archaeologically interesting ruins of the caddy, golf clubs and other golfing 1 Troutbeat India 8th-century Martand Sun Temple are equipments near the gate of the golf course, located about 60 km from Pahalgam, near so don’t worry about carrying these things the town of Anantnag. It is also the same with you. There is an entry fee for tourists, Picture perfect, green and away from the spot where some famous bollywood movies apart from the rental charges for golfing usual urban noise and crowds, Aru Valley is were shot. A trip to Pahalgam is said to be equipment. quite a piece of paradise. Retreat back into a incomplete without visiting this simpler world, with lambs and sheep and a temple.  5 Mamaleshwar Shiva Temple rustic lifestyle to keep you company. This Pahalgam Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pahalgam page 3 arrangement. Main Market, Pahalgam,Jammu and 3 Dana Pani Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir Kashmir 192126, India 192126,India +91-1936-243252 +91-1936-243096|+91-9906575000 Craving for some yummy seafood on the Nathus Rasoi in Pahalgam is one of the streets of Pahalgam? Make your way famous dining options where you can treat to  your taste buds with delicious veg and non- Troutbeat, the name is itself explanatory. veg options. The multi-cuisine restaurant The menu here offers a world has an elaborate menu offering chhole puri, of varieties of trout fish, Trout mix vegetable, vegetable pulao, mutter Masala, Fried Trout, trout in lemon butter, paneer along with south Indian and Chinese tandoori,  cuisines. K P Road, Main Market, Pahalgam, spaghetti and orange trout. Jammu and Kashmir 192126,India Everything about this restaurant is 5 Punjabi Rasoi impeccable, be it the service, food or decor! +91-9419045193 The staff here is more than happy to help you with the best choices on menu which Located in the main market, Dana Pani is a also has other delicious options including pure veg restaurant that serves delicious north Indian and Chinese dishes.  veg dishes at pocket-friendly prices. Try their paneer butter masala, dal makhani, dum 2 Volga Restaurant aloo, dal tadka and veg pulao and you will be yearning for more! If you are planning a Main Market, Pahalgam, Jammu and lavish lunch at Dana Pani, we recommend Kashmir 192126, India you to head here a little before 1 pm as this place gets crowded during lunch time. There +91-1936-243292|+91-9419006080 Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir is no better way to satiate your sweet 192126,India cravings with hot gulab jamun and yummy Volga Restaurant is the in-house restaurant kulfi! Don't forget to have paan outside the +91-9419015555 of the hotel by same name and is a hot restaurant! favourite among the locals and tourists A value for money restaurant, Punjabi Rasoi alike. The menu here offers Kashmiri dishes 4 Nathus Rasoi is one of the prefeirred options for authentic which are a real delight for your taste buds. Punjabi dishes. Some of the top Try their  recommendations are butter nan, dal Dhania Korma, Kashmiri Pulao, Chicken makhani and kadhai paneer. Even though dishes and kahwah and you will surely the restaurant is small, it is nicely done with yearning for more! minimal decor and comfortable seating Pahalgam Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/pahalgam page 4 Quick LOCATE http://www.ixigo.com/hotels-in-pahalgam-lp-1137772 See A: Betaab Valley B: Aru Valley C: Martand Sun Temple D: Pahalgam Golf Course E: Mamaleshwar Shiva Temple Accommodation F: Treebo Pahalgam Premier G: Pahalgam Hotel H: Grand Heritage Resort I: Treebo Pahalgam Premier J: Pahalgam Hotel K: Grand Heritage Resort L: Treebo Pahalgam Premier M: Pahalgam Hotel N: Grand Heritage Resort Food O: Troutbeat P: Volga Restaurant Q: Dana Pani R: Nathus Rasoi S: Punjabi Rasoi.
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