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KASHMIR - PARADISE ON EARTH (8 Nights / 9 Days) (1N Jammu- 2N Srinagar- 2N Gulmarg -1N Pahalgam- 1N Patnitop- 1N Katra) Destination : Jammu – Srinagar - Gulmarg - Pahalgam – Patnitop – Katra – Jammu Day 01: Arrive - Jammu Arrival from Jammu Airport / Jammu Railway Station Check in at hotel, After refreshment, At evening Drive to Ragunath Temple and Maharaja Hari Sing Palace. Over night at hotel. Day 02: Jammu - Srinagar Where Dal lake is one off the famous lake in this world. there you may go for shikara ride , is a luxury boat used as means of transportation from the bank off lake to houseboats and for sightseeing in the lake. while on shikara ride ,one gets immersed in the panoramic view of the Zabarwan range and the vastness of the lake symphonized with waves formed by the shikarawala’s rowing. Mughal gardens; are located between Dal Lake and Zabarwan mountain range on Boulevard. Cheshmashahi; is suituated on the foothills of Zabarwan range, the garden has a spring known for its medicinal properties. The garden area is surrounded by pine trees and myriad flora. Nishat Bagh; A stone channel for running water in the center has lined fountains that gush water droplets on all sides .Largest and the most visited Mughal garden ,offers spellbinding view of the Dal lake ,old city and Zabarwan hills . Shalimar Garden; build by emperor Jehangir for his wife Noor Jehan .the garden has some attractive Mughal structure carved from black marbles in ‘Divan-e-Khas’ [hall of private audience] used for the guests of the Empiror as Banquets halls. the outermost “Diwan-e- Aam”[hall of public audience] Pari Mahal; [place of fairy],3km ahead of Cheshmashahi, was a school of astrology build by elder son of Shah Jahan,prince Dara Shukho, was interested in stars and Sufis. You can also visit .. Harwan Gardens, Zabarwan Park . Day 03: Srinagar-- Sonmarg--Srinagar. After breakfast leave for Sonmarg 85 kms from Srinagar. Sonamarg meaning gold meadow which is a trekker’s heaven as it is adventurous routs with stunning glaciers, rich pine trees, lust meadows and frozen lakes all around the valley. Return back to Srinagar for Dinner & over night at hotel. Day 04: Srinagar - Gulmarg After breakfast leave for Gulmarg for a day excursion. It is known as “Meadow of Flowers” has abounding colorful wild flowers during summer all around its bowl shaped gorge, enclosed by the mountains covered under dense pine forests with top under snow till mid summer. Amidst the meadow is a Golf Club it is the highest golf course in the world. Gulmarg is believed to be discovered of lovers Gondola Cable car has first phase up to Kongdori,3045meters,second phase connects Kangdori with Apharwat,4060meters,a ridge that offers breathtaking view in all seasons and adventures slopes for downhill skiing\snowboarding. The J$K youth service &Sports and Indian Institute of Skiing organized Ski training camps from Basic to Advance courses for which advance booking is required from their offers in Gulmarg and Srinagar. Gulmarg gets snowfall periodically from November to April, At Kongdori and Afterwards snow remains till mid June . Gulmarg has an old St. Mary’s Church and Rani Temple were you can visit. Over night at hotel. Day 05; In Gulmarg Full day free for own activities and enjoy the snow games on your own. Dinner & over night at hotel. Day 06: Gulmarg - Pahalgam Pahalgam is a fascinating valley where Lidder river flows nearby astounding mountains .Roaring Lidder river flows through the valley, it rises from the Kolohoi glaciers sufficed by the water of Sheeshnag and Tarsar and finally joins the Jhelum. Pahalgam has an amazing golf course. Trout fishing in Lader river is quit popular sport in pahalgam best season for fishing is April to September. The tourists office at main market area provides information and assistance to the visitors related to all leisure, etc. Best time to visit; Betab Valley...: Next day after breakfast leave for Betab valley. spot at a walk able distance famous for many film shootings. Ponies can be hired to this stream and forest bound valley. Aru;..is a resort village, 14km from pahalgam with motorable road. From here a famous trek via Lidder what leads to the Kolohoi Glaciers 36km at an altitude of 3400mtrs. The restaurants at the main market and bus stand area provides all kind of meals continental and Indian delicacies as per the order of the guests. Day 07: Pahalgam - Patnitop After Breakfast Proceed for Patni Top, Stay at hotel. Same Day visit Padora and Nathatop are favorite excursion spots. Spectacular view of Kud valley from Nag Temple is quiet notable . Over night at Hotel. Day 08: Patnitop - Katra After breakfast drive to Katra, arrive at Katra, afternoon s/seeing of Katra. Dinner & over night at hotel. Day 09 Katra – Vaishno devi darshan - Drop. Early morning start your trekking journey for Darshan of Divine Shrine Vaishno Devi Evening return back to Katra then transfer to Jammu railway station/Airport to connect flight/Train for onward Destination. Hotel Envisaged in the Above Program : Economy / Destination Standard Deluxe Premium Budget Srinagar Hotel Shaneel Hotel Pine Hotel Grand The Lalit or Residency, Hotel Grove/Paradise Mumtaj or Taj Vivinta or Golden Gateway/Royal Khazir Comrade Inn Or Broadway Finger,Hotel or Zabarwan similar Similar Rishi,Hotel Smile Or Similar Katra Hotel Atul or Hotel Subhash Hotel KC Hotel Country Hotel Varun or International, Hotel Residency or Inn Suits or Hotel Bhawani or Bali Resorts, Hotel Devi Grand or Simialr Similar Asia shiripati, Or Similar Similar Patnitop Hotel Asia Oasis, Hotel Samson or Hotel Vardaan Hotel Hotel Durga Or Hotel Subhash Palace Resort Or Similar Vardaan or Similar or Similar Simialr Pahalgam Hotel Alka Hotel Baisaran or Hotel Grand Hotel Resort or Hotel Hotel Hilltop or Mumtaj or Mount Pahalgam Highland or Hotel Similar View or similar Resort or Forest Resort Or Hotel Pine & Similar Peak or Simlar Gulmarg Hotel ZumZum or Hotel Gulmarg Hotel Grand Hotel Hotel Poshvan or Resort or Alpine Mumtaj or Hotel Highland Park Hotel Sahara or Ridge or Hotel Hilltop or or Similar Similar Zehgeer Continental, Heevan Retreat Hotel Pine Palace or similar similar Jammu Hotel Vardaan or Hotel Vardaan or Hotel Ritz Manor Hotel K C Hotel Premier or Hotel Asia Jammu or or Hotel K C Residency or Hotel Jammu Hotel Jhelum Resorts Residency or or Similar Int’l 0r Hotel or Hotel Swastik or Jammu Premier Novelty or similar similar or Asia Jammu Tawi or similar Tour Cost Per Person : Tour Code : BUDGET Standard Deluxe Premium Transport 2012/03809NCMT Per Per Per Used Per Person Person Person Person Minimum 02 Pax On Request Rs. 22900/- Rs. 28350/- Rs. 34250/- Ac Indica traveling Together. Minimum 04 Pax On Request Non Ac Rs. 18400/- Rs. 23800/- Rs. 29750/- traveling Together. Sumo/Qualish Minimum 06 Pax On Request Non Ac Rs. 17200/- Rs. 22500/- Rs. 28500/- traveling Together. Innova On Request Non Ac Minimum 08 Pax Rs. 17650/- Rs. 22800/- Rs. 28800/- Tempo traveling Together. Traveler Cost Included : Included Not Included Accommodation in double Room sharing Any international or domestic flight All buffet breakfast and dinner in Hotel. ticket. Breakfast & Dinner in deluxe houseboat in Srinagar. All transfers and sight-seeing in Non-Ac Car as per Any lunch or meal other than specific program. exclusions. Day excursion to Sonamarg. All tax, parking, toll and driver allowances. Any entrances or monument fees. Any guide or tour escort charges for local sight-seeing. Any extra other than inclusions column. .
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