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Beautiful Kashmir123 for 6 D / 5 N Arun Chidre Kothrud Stand Pune Contact : 09960417996 URL : https://bhatkanti.in/#/ Beautiful Kashmir123 For 6 D / 5 N Overview 123465Enjoy Best of Kashmir in this tour of 5N6D where you visit Gulmarg, Sonmarg, Pahalgam and also enjoy the Gandola ride with stay in Houseboat, so get ready to enjoy Kashmir like never before.... Price Starting From INR - 15000/- Per Person Daywise Itinerary Day 1 Arrival Srinagar and Shikara Ride (Hi) in Dal Lake. Night stay at Houseboat Welcome to the Srinagar, The Lake City. On arrival at Srinagar Airport, being your tour of ‘Crown of Kashmir '. You will be transferred to Houseboat. Also visit a handicraft shop where you can purchase local Hand Crafted items - Shawls, Jackets, Bed Covers, Blankets, Paper Mache, Carpets & much more. In the evening leisurely stroll alongside the Dal Lake exploring the local markets. At the evening, Enjoy a boat ride. Admire the serene beauty of Kashmir while enjoying a 1- hour SHIKARA (an elongated little boat) ride on the sparkling Dal Lake. Return to the houseboat for an overnight stay. City Srinagar Meals included Dinner Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Shikara ride on Dal Lake Houseboat Day 2 Srinagar - Pahalgam Early in the morning leave for Pahalgam the 'valley of shepherds' which is situated at the confluence of the streams flowing from river Lidder and Sheeshnag lake. On the way u can visit Zaffron fields, Bat Factory, Pandav Temple , Apple Garden. En route visit the Awantipura ruins, an 1100 year old temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and built by King Awantivarman. On arrival into Pahalgam enjoy the surrounding beauty or walk to Baisaran, which is about 2 km from Pahalgam. A small village set in pine and fir forest is pleasing and offers good view. PLACES OF INTREST AT PAHALGAM Once in the Pahalgam one can trek the mountain lakes, pony ride or drive to, plain meadows as suggested here under. ARU: This village resort is connected by 11 km upstream from the Lidder River, motorable road from Pahalgam. It is a base camp for trekking to the Kolhoi glacier & Tarsar Lake. It is popular among the tourists for its peaceful environment & scenic beauty. BETAB VALLEY: Famous for film shootings is a plain scenic spot amidst pine trees 3 kms on Chandanwari ,Base Camp for Annual Amarnath Yatra road. The valley got its name from the Sunny Deol – Amrita Singh hit debut film. BAISARAN: Often dubbed at ‘Mini Switzerland’ because of its long dark meadows resembling the once in Switzerland. This popular picnic spot 4 kms from Pahalgam has meadows, pine trees with streams flowing through it. SHIKARGAH: A wild life reserve at a close distance. MAMAL TEMPLE: An 11th. Century temple on the right bank of Lidder has a Shivlinga with a spring rising from there. FRISLAN: Famous spot for trout fishing at a distance of 7 km Night halt at Hotel in Pahalgam. City Pahalgam Meals included Breakfast Dinner Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Lidder River Baisaran Betaab Valley Day 3 Pahalgam to Srinagar After having breakfast, Drive to Srinagar. Local sightseeing of Srinagar, Proceed on a city tour visiting the SHANKARACHARYA TEMPLE situated on the highest hill of Srinagar, the famous Mughal Gardens (Closed on Friday). Tulip Garden (Open At 25 Mar – 25 April 1 Month only) Tulip festival in India is south Asia’s largest Tulip Festival that has been named after Indian Prime Minister of India, the late Indira Gandhi. Tulip festival taken place during the months of March & April and is the prettiest festival that taken place in Kashmir at the Siraj Baugh Chasmeshahi in the capital of Srinagar. It is known as Indira Gandhi Memorial Garden. This blooming festival is a real treat to the eyes as the garden is spread over 5 hectares of land at the foothills of Zabarawn near the Dal Lake. The garden boasts of 60 varieties of multi- coloured tulips. It resembles a beautiful carpet that has hundred of colors & provide a heavenly view to the thousands of visitors, national & international. Around 2 million tulip bulbs bloom here & proudly display their beauty to the tourist. The view is simply magnificent and has countless delicate beauties lined in rows to dance with the wind in front of the tourists. Shankaracharya Temple Also known as Jyestheshwara Temple or Pas Pahar by Buddhist, is situated on the top of the shankaracharya hill of the sulaiman hill in the zaberwan mountain in srinagar. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple is on the summit of the same name at a height of 1000 ft above the plain and overlooks the city of Srinagar. The temple dates back to 200 BC, although the present structure probably dates back to the 9th century AD. It was visited by Adil Shankara. This is how the remple got the name Shankaracharya. There are 243 stairs to the temple. Chashmashahi Also called “The Royal Spring “ is one of the mughal gardens around a spring by Ali Mardan, A governor of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1632. The garden is located in Zabarwan Range near Raj Bhawan (Governor House) overlooking dal lake in srinagar Kashmir. Nishat Garden Located at the bank of Dal Lake with the Zaberwan Mauntaina as its backdrops. City Srinagar Meals included Breakfast Dinner Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Tulip Garden Nishat Bagh Botanical garden Day 4 Srinagar - Gulmarg In the morning after having breakfast drive to Gulmarg, the ‘Meadow of flowers’ a hill station, a popular skiing destination. The town is situated in Pir Panjal range in the western Himalayas. Gulmarg hosted the Britishers and Europeans and as such they created a European hill resort and named it Gulmarg. In Gulmarg you would be able to find European surroundings and 18-hole Golf Course. Gulmarg has been one of the favorite sport for film shooting and hundreds of successful movies have been shot here. It has a Rani Temple, an old Saint Mary Church, a children park & a lake developed recently. Enjoy Gondola Cable Car Ride world’s highest and the Asia’s longest cable car (at your own cost). Enjoy photography, horse riding and shopping at this beautiful snow point. Return to Srinagar. City Srinagar Meals included Breakfast Dinner Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Avantipora Ruins Day 5 Srinagar Sonmarg Today you embark on a full day excursion to the picturesque 'Meadow of Gold’Sonamarg. Sonamerg an alpine valley is situated at the bank of Nallah Sindh, 87 km from North East Srinagar. In late April when Sonamerg is open for road transport, the visitors can have access to snow which is furnished all over like a white carpet. Sonamerg also known as ‘Gateway of LADAKH’. Amarnathji Yatra Also start from Baltal, 12 km from Sonamerg. The fast flowing Sindh river makes it popular for trout and mahseer fishing in summer. Ponies can be hired for the trip up to Thajwas Glacier a major attractive during the summer months for some fun in snow and ice. Return to the Hotel in Srinagar in the evening and enjoy comfortable overnight stay. Note: The vehicle will drop and pick you up at Sonmarg car stand. To reach the glaciers, you can hire ponies by your own payment basis. City Srinagar Meals included Breakfast Dinner Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Pari Mahal Day 6 Srinagar Departure After breakfast transfer to Srinagar Airport to board your flight with sweet memories of KASHMIR. Meals included Breakfast Other Facility Sightseeing Transfers - Private Inter Hotel Transfer- Private Airport transfers - Private Inclusions 1ghfhghfhgfh dsgfdgfd. Accommodation on Twin Sharing Basis in above mentioned hotels & houseboat. 2. Daily Breakfast & Dinner on fixed menu basis. No en-route Meal. 3. Shikara Ride Complementary for 1 hr. 4. Exclusive Non AC vehicle for all transfers & sightseeing it will be available to guest as per itinerary only (point to point basis) not to be disposal. 5. All Hotel taxes, State Taxes & Toll Taxes. 6. Driver allowances, Fuel Charges, Parking Charges. 7. 5% GST Inclusive 8. Aru, Chandanwari & Betaab Valley in Pahalgam. 9. Gandola Cable Car Ride Phase 1 & 2. 10.Mughal Garden Entry Fees Exclusions 1. Any Air Fair / Train Fair / Helicopter Fair / Ship fare. 2. Due to horseman union, our Vehicle is restricted to move within Gulmarg area so car will be stationed in hotel parking only. 3. Zero Point & Thajwas Glacier at Sonamarg. 4. Any additional Meal other than mention in above. 5. Personal Expenses such as Portage facility, Tips, Insurance, Liquor, Room service, 6. Camera charge, Herbal massage, Laundry, Telephone calls, Mineral water, Soft/Hard drinks 7. Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle direct paid by the Guest. 8. Horse Ride or Pony Ride in Gulmarg, Pahalgam & Sonamarg 9. Entry Tickets of Gardens and Parks. 10.Any Insurance or any personal Expenses. 11.Anything which is not include in the “Package Cost Inclusion” Terms & Conditions 1. HOTEL ROOMS ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY AT THE TIME OF CONFIRMATION Check in - 1400 Hours Check out - 1200 Hours Early check in & late check-outs are subject to availability. Checkin & Checkout time may vary from place to place and customer would have to adhere to it. 2. Please note that above is just a quote, no rooms have been blocked & rates may change at the time of actual bookings. 3. Respective Prices are subject to change with any increase in the cost. 4. We shall not be responsible for any change in the itinerary due to landslides, flight cancellations, weather conditions or any unforeseen circumstances. The additional cost incurred will be in addition to the cost 5. It is mandatory to carry the Photo identity Proof during travel and have to be presented at the time of Check Inn in all hotels for security reason.
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