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Trip Itinerary Trip Creator : Create Date - 17th Feb 2020 Neeraj Sinha 9 days | 768 kms | 22 hours 17 8th May 2020 to 17th May 2020 mins Srinagar International Airport Srinagar, Srinagar To Srinagar International Airport Srinagar, Srinagar Day-1 8 May 2020 Srinagar International Airport Srinagar, Srinagar - Srinagar Distance - 11 kms Srinagar International Airport Srinagar, Srinagar - Srinagar 11 kms- 22 mins Day-2 9 May 2020 Srinagar - Srinagar Distance - 30 kms Srinagar 11 kms- 22 mins Sher Garhi Palace 2 kms- 3 mins Durga Nag Temple 3 kms- 5 mins Roza Bal 2 kms- 4 mins Pather Masjid 1 kms- 5 mins Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Botanical Garden 2 kms- 7 mins Durrani Fort 1 kms- 3 mins Badam Wari Well 1 kms- 4 mins Kathi Darwaza 1 kms- 3 mins Anchar Lake 7 kms- 13 mins Srinagar 9 kms- 17 mins Day-3 10 May 2020 Srinagar - Sonamarg Distance - 83 kms Srinagar 9 kms- 17 mins Nagin Lake 7 kms- 17 mins Sind River 48 kms- 58 mins Sonamarg 28 kms- 34 mins Day-4 11 May 2020 Sonamarg - Gulmarg Distance - 136 kms Sonamarg 28 kms- 34 mins Thajiwas Glacier 5 kms- 8 mins Khir Bhawani Temple 62 kms-1 hour 13 mins Manasbal Lake 12 kms- 24 mins Gulmarg 57 kms-1 hour 25 mins Day-5 12 May 2020 Gulmarg - Gulmarg Distance - 73 kms Gulmarg 57 kms-1 hour 25 mins Gulmarg Gondola 1 kms- 3 mins St. Mary Church 3 kms- 14 mins Gulmarg Golf Course 1 kms- 10 mins Shiv Mandir 1 kms- 1 min Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary 6 kms- 12 mins Afarwat 27 kms-1 hour 2 mins alpather lake 0 kms- Gulmarg 34 kms-1 hour 17 mins Day-6 13 May 2020 Gulmarg - Yusmarg Meadows, Forest Block Distance - 93 kms Gulmarg 34 kms-1 hour 17 mins Sheikh Nooruddin Noorani's Dargah 75 kms-2 hours 1 min Yusmarg Meadows, Forest Block 18 kms- 34 mins Day-7 14 May 2020 Yusmarg Meadows, Forest Block - Pahalgam Distance - 140 kms Yusmarg Meadows, Forest Block 18 kms- 34 mins Lidder River 68 kms-1 hour 56 mins Mattan 8 kms- 18 mins Martand Sun Temple 4 kms- 9 mins Hazratbal Shrine Seer Hamdan 19 kms- 30 mins Mamal Temple 39 kms- 53 mins Pahalgam 2 kms- 6 mins Day-8 15 May 2020 Pahalgam - Pahalgam Distance - 40 kms Pahalgam 2 kms- 6 mins Aru Camping Resort, Pahalg?m 12 kms- 26 mins Chandanwari 12 kms- 26 mins Golf Club Pahalgam 1 kms- 2 mins Betaab Valley, near Pahalgam, Baramulla, Hajan 6 kms- 10 mins Betaab Valley 0 kms- Pahalgam 7 kms- 11 mins Day-9 16 May 2020 Pahalgam - Srinagar Distance - 152 kms Pahalgam 7 kms- 11 mins Avanti Swami Temple Ruins 65 kms-1 hour 20 mins Shankaracharya temple 33 kms- 52 mins Pari Mahal 12 kms- 30 mins Chashme Shahi Garden 2 kms- 6 mins Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden 2 kms- 6 mins Zabarwan Hills 3 kms- 11 mins Nishat Mughal Gardens 3 kms- 15 mins Shalimar Bagh 3 kms- 10 mins Burzahom archaeological site 5 kms- 10 mins Dal Lake 9 kms- 19 mins Char Chinar Dal lake 4 kms- 7 mins Srinagar 10 kms- 17 mins Day-10 17 May 2020 Srinagar - Srinagar International Airport Srinagar, Srinagar Distance - 11 kms Srinagar 10 kms- 17 mins Srinagar International Airport Srinagar, Srinagar 11 kms- 22 mins.

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