North India

PLACES IN HIMACHAL PRADESH

SHIMLA >> MANALI >> KULLU >> DHARAMSHALA >> DALHOUSIE >> KHAJJIAR >> KUFRI >> CHAIL

Best Time To Travel

February to June (Spring and Summer) is the best time to visit Himachal. The pleasant and most popular time to visit is the winters, i.e., between October and February when it's the snowfall season.

March-June: 22-37 °C

Travel Seasons: Min/Max Temperature

December-February: 0-15C

July-September: 15-25°C

Do You Know?

Himachal Pradesh with its majestic peaks and picturesque valleys makes for some of the best hill stations in the country.

With the hill stations like Dalhousie and its victorian style mansions, scenic vistas, natural springs, and mesmerizing trekking trails the state becomes the perfect abode for all those ardent fans of nature.

The quaint town of Kasauli and its beautiful churches, apple orchids, and colorful birds only add to the glamour of this mountain vista. Shimla and its host of adventure activities, temples, places to shop, eat, and numerous sightseeing places. Manali too has made a name for itself with adventure activities like trekking, river rafting, skiing, and more. From Rothang Pass to Solang Valley. Manali is a playground for all thrill-seekers. And the best part, these are just a few of the many Himalayan gems.

Things You Could Do in Himachal Pradesh

The home of the Lama is serenity and adventure all rolled into one. Snow-capped peaks, plunging valley’s enchanting architecture all draw one into a new world where possibilities never end.

Trekking - The wonderland is every adventurer’s dream come true. With a whole host of trekking through snow-capped mountains and snaking valleys. Himachal Pradesh is one place you’d love to get lost in Chandrakal lake. Trek is a treasure trove for the ardent as well amateur trekker’s . Miyar valley trek has plenty of untouched things to explore.

Canyoning - Home to a Thrilling array of canyoning activities, the quaint little village of Vashisht has grown to become a hub of adventure.

Rock Climbing - Manali’s rugged terrains offer some of the best rock climbing experiences in the region.

Paragliding - Paragliding at Bir - Billing witness majestic views of Dauladhar ranges in the entire stunning valley of Kangra. The stunning Beas river Valley will create the perfect view while paragliding here.

Camping - Chandra Taal Lake camping allows you quintessential moments besides this mystique lake. You could also discover the magical appeal of camping at snow - trail, Chail, and Shimla.

River Rafting - The Satluj river expeditions offer you an incredible cannoned landscape on the banks of the Satluj river.

Horse Riding - One can experience this activity in Solang valley and Kufri, Shimla.

Zipline - This activity can be experienced at Kufri and Solang valley.

PLACES COVERED

Leh >> Leh Palace >> Shanti Stupa >> Shey Palace >> Alchi Monasteries >> Likir >> Hall of Fame >> Magnetic Hill >> Pathar Sahib Gurudwara >> Khardung La >> Hunder >> Nubra Valley >> Diskit >> Shyok Village >> Pangong Lake

BEST TIME TO VISIT

April to June (summer) and September is the best time to visit Ladakh.

** RTPCR Covid testing for outgoing tourists to states where RTPCR negative report is Mandatory.

PLACES COVERED

Leh >> Alchi >> Likir >> Basgo >> Lamayuru >> Khardung La 

Best Time To Travel

The Best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer season from the month of April to July during this time temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is known for its extremely low temperatures almost all through the year. While it is quite pleasant in the summer time, the winters are exceedingly cold unforgiving. Well, in that case, naturally the best time to visit Ladakh is during the summers.

Do You Know?

Ladakh festivals reinstate the fact that all bad things must come to an end. The festivals play the role of affirming faith, reinforcing tradition, and carrying on the vivid culture of this pristine land.

Home to the Buddhists and Hindus, Ladakh celebrates many enticing festivals. Its location in the Himalayas is another added tribute to celebrate many wonders of nature and it becomes the abode of many vibrant festivities in the mountains. One of the most popular festivals of Ladakh is Losar - a medley of cultural events, rituals, and performances.

Through this festival, the natives pay tribute to the Indus River as they believe that the river plays a key role in maintaining harmony and unity among various ethnic groups and communities of India.

Things you could do in Ladakh

With Techniques of ecological awareness, peace, and harmony. Ladakh is blessed with supernatural landscapes that offer the most fascinating adventures. Come witness the magic of mountains in all its glory.

Biking - The trails here are considered the holy trails of all biking trails.

Cycling - The KhardungLa Pass is considered one of the highest motorable roads in the world. Located at 5,633mts, this route is the gateway o the beautiful Nubra Valley, and cycling in this route is pure joy when on a trip to Ladakh.

Trekking - The Markha Valley I a remote stretch of land cocooned by Gigantic Mountains. This terrain offers trekking enthusiasts spectacular scenery terrain of sightseeing of Blue sheep and Ibex along the way.

The trek to Stok Kangri, the highest mountain range of the Himalayas in the Ladakh region, makes this one a very popular and challenging trek.

Visit Magnetic Hill - Also known as the gravity hill, this region has magnetic properties. Many people believe that there is indeed an invisible force pervading the Magnetic hill.

Pangong Lake - This beautiful water reservoir is about 134 km long at an altitude of 14,270 ft making it one of the highest saltwater lakes in the world.

Monasteries - Visit the Hemis, Thiksey, Likir, Dikshit, and Shey monastery for a truly divine experience.

Wildlife - Meet the star attraction of Hemis park the Snow Leopard on your Trip to Ladakh.

PLACES COVERED

Leh Palace-Tsemo Castle- Shanti Stupa- Sham valley- Hall of Fame- Magneic hill- Sangam-Khardungla top-Shey Palace-Thiksey Monastery- Hemis Monastery- Rancho School-Pangong Lake- Changla pass.

BEST TIME TO VISIT

April to June (summer) and September is the best time to visit Ladakh.

** RTPCR Covid testing for outgoing tourists to states where RTPCR negative report is Mandatory.

PLACES COVERED

DELHI >> SAWAI MADHOPUR >> AGRA >> JAIPUR >> UDAIPUR >> VADODARAA >> ELLORA CAVES >> MUMBAI

BEST TIME TO VISIT

THINGS YOU COULD DO

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PLACES IN UTTARAKHAND

CORBETT  >> NAINITAL  >> RANIKHET  >> MUSSOORIE  >> HARIDWAR  >> KAUSANI

Best Time To Visit

Do You Know?

Uttarakhand is known for its diverse adventure activities which attract tourists from all over. As an Indian state, it also claims many interesting titles. It is the land of the biggest Dam in India, the oldest national park of India. Yoga’s origins are debated, but many historians say it may have begun nestled amid the Himalayas, among the historic Ganges in Rishikesh. So rightly it is called the Yoga capital of the world.

THINGS YOU COULD DO IN UTTARAKHAND

Home to many of the holiest sites in India. Uttarakhand is not just the confluence of religions but also some of nature's most beautiful miracles. This is where adventure lets you test your faith in everything above.

Boating - Ride the serene waters of the sacred land and experience calm like never before. Bhimtal, Naini Lake, Mussourrie Lake are among the many waters in Uttarakhand which will take you on a wonderful boat ride.

Paragliding - Uttarakhand offers various destinations for paragliding From Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Pratap Nagar, Dayara Bugyal, Dhanaulti Ridge in Garhwal. Naukuchiatal in Nainital to Pithogarh. The skies are open to all who wish to rise above.

Skiing - The Mountains are not merely to be admired, especially if you are given the option of skiing. Auli, Dayara Bugyal. Munsiyari and Mundali are the places where you can experience Skiing.

Trekking - Walk through snow trails on the Gangotri Glacier Trek, Chandrashila Trek, Valley of Flowers Trek, experience the wonders of the mountains and snow.

Golfing - Green meadows mesmerizing lakes make up the golf courses at Uttarakhand.

River Rafting - The rivers of Uttarakhand race the surge forth as they gush down the Himalayas, known for its enthralling white water rafting.

Bunjee Jumping - The Gods of the land give you multiple ways to defy gravity Bunjee  Jumping is one of them. Conquer your fears and tease the waters way below at Mohan Chatti. With the Gods on your side, nothing can stop you now.

Kayaking - The white waters at Rishikesh Dakpathar and Ramganaga offer a number of excellent and challenging rapids to indulge in a kayaking trip.

Ropeways - Uttarakhand offers many ropeways and cable cars to take in all the beauty of the Himalayas and everything beyond.

PLACES IN UTTARAKHAND

CORBETT  >> NAINITAL  >> RANIKHET  >> MUSSOORIE  >> HARIDWAR  >> KAUSANI

Best Time To Visit

Do You Know?

Uttarakhand is known for its diverse adventure activities which attract tourists from all over. As an Indian state, it also claims many interesting titles. It is the land of the biggest Dam in India, the oldest national park of India. Yoga’s origins are debated, but many historians say it may have begun nestled amid the Himalayas, among the historic Ganges in Rishikesh. So rightly it is called the Yoga capital of the world.

THINGS YOU COULD DO IN UTTARAKHAND

Home to many of the holiest sites in India. Uttarakhand is not just the confluence of religions but also some of nature's most beautiful miracles. This is where adventure lets you test your faith in everything above.

Boating - Ride the serene waters of the sacred land and experience calm like never before. Bhimtal, Naini Lake, Mussourrie Lake are among the many waters in Uttarakhand which will take you on a wonderful boat ride.

Paragliding - Uttarakhand offers various destinations for paragliding From Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Pratap Nagar, Dayara Bugyal, Dhanaulti Ridge in Garhwal. Naukuchiatal in Nainital to Pithogarh. The skies are open to all who wish to rise above.

Skiing - The Mountains are not merely to be admired, especially if you are given the option of skiing. Auli, Dayara Bugyal. Munsiyari and Mundali are the places where you can experience Skiing.

Trekking - Walk through snow trails on the Gangotri Glacier Trek, Chandrashila Trek, Valley of Flowers Trek, experience the wonders of the mountains and snow.

Golfing - Green meadows mesmerizing lakes make up the golf courses at Uttarakhand.

River Rafting - The rivers of Uttarakhand race the surge forth as they gush down the Himalayas, known for its enthralling white water rafting.

Bunjee Jumping - The Gods of the land give you multiple ways to defy gravity Bunjee  Jumping is one of them. Conquer your fears and tease the waters way below at Mohan Chatti. With the Gods on your side, nothing can stop you now.

Kayaking - The white waters at Rishikesh Dakpathar and Ramganaga offer a number of excellent and challenging rapids to indulge in a kayaking trip.

Ropeways - Uttarakhand offers many ropeways and cable cars to take in all the beauty of the Himalayas and everything beyond.

PLACES IN UTTARAKHAND

CORBETT  >> NAINITAL  >> RANIKHET  >> MUSSOORIE  >> HARIDWAR  >> KAUSANI

Best Time To Visit

Do You Know?

Uttarakhand is known for its diverse adventure activities which attract tourists from all over. As an Indian state, it also claims many interesting titles. It is the land of the biggest Dam in India, the oldest national park of India. Yoga’s origins are debated, but many historians say it may have begun nestled amid the Himalayas, among the historic Ganges in Rishikesh. So rightly it is called the Yoga capital of the world.

THINGS YOU COULD DO IN UTTARAKHAND

Home to many of the holiest sites in India. Uttarakhand is not just the confluence of religions but also some of nature's most beautiful miracles. This is where adventure lets you test your faith in everything above.

Boating - Ride the serene waters of the sacred land and experience calm like never before. Bhimtal, Naini Lake, Mussourrie Lake are among the many waters in Uttarakhand which will take you on a wonderful boat ride.

Paragliding - Uttarakhand offers various destinations for paragliding From Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Pratap Nagar, Dayara Bugyal, Dhanaulti Ridge in Garhwal. Naukuchiatal in Nainital to Pithogarh. The skies are open to all who wish to rise above.

Skiing - The Mountains are not merely to be admired, especially if you are given the option of skiing. Auli, Dayara Bugyal. Munsiyari and Mundali are the places where you can experience Skiing.

Trekking - Walk through snow trails on the Gangotri Glacier Trek, Chandrashila Trek, Valley of Flowers Trek, experience the wonders of the mountains and snow.

Golfing - Green meadows mesmerizing lakes make up the golf courses at Uttarakhand.

River Rafting - The rivers of Uttarakhand race the surge forth as they gush down the Himalayas, known for its enthralling white water rafting.

Bunjee Jumping - The Gods of the land give you multiple ways to defy gravity Bunjee  Jumping is one of them. Conquer your fears and tease the waters way below at Mohan Chatti. With the Gods on your side, nothing can stop you now.

Kayaking - The white waters at Rishikesh Dakpathar and Ramganaga offer a number of excellent and challenging rapids to indulge in a kayaking trip.

Ropeways - Uttarakhand offers many ropeways and cable cars to take in all the beauty of the Himalayas and everything beyond.

PLACES IN HIMACHAL PRADESH

SHIMLA >> MANALI >> KULLU >> DHARAMSHALA >> DALHOUSIE >> KHAJJIAR >> KUFRI >> CHAIL

Best Time To Travel

February to June (Spring and Summer) is the best time to visit Himachal. The pleasant and most popular time to visit is the winters, i.e., between October and February when it's the snowfall season.

March-June: 22-37 °C

Travel Seasons: Min/Max Temperature

December-February: 0-15C

July-September: 15-25°C

Do You Know?

Himachal Pradesh with its majestic peaks and picturesque valleys makes for some of the best hill stations in the country.

With the hill stations like Dalhousie and its victorian style mansions, scenic vistas, natural springs, and mesmerizing trekking trails the state becomes the perfect abode for all those ardent fans of nature.

The quaint town of Kasauli and its beautiful churches, apple orchids, and colorful birds only add to the glamour of this mountain vista. Shimla and its host of adventure activities, temples, places to shop, eat, and numerous sightseeing places. Manali too has made a name for itself with adventure activities like trekking, river rafting, skiing, and more. From Rothang Pass to Solang Valley. Manali is a playground for all thrill-seekers. And the best part, these are just a few of the many Himalayan gems.

Things You Could Do in Himachal Pradesh

The home of the Lama is serenity and adventure all rolled into one. Snow-capped peaks, plunging valley’s enchanting architecture all draw one into a new world where possibilities never end.

Trekking - The wonderland is every adventurer’s dream come true. With a whole host of trekking through snow-capped mountains and snaking valleys. Himachal Pradesh is one place you’d love to get lost in Chandrakal lake. Trek is a treasure trove for the ardent as well amateur trekker’s . Miyar valley trek has plenty of untouched things to explore.

Canyoning - Home to a Thrilling array of canyoning activities, the quaint little village of Vashisht has grown to become a hub of adventure.

Rock Climbing - Manali’s rugged terrains offer some of the best rock climbing experiences in the region.

Paragliding - Paragliding at Bir - Billing witness majestic views of Dauladhar ranges in the entire stunning valley of Kangra. The stunning Beas river Valley will create the perfect view while paragliding here.

Camping - Chandra Taal Lake camping allows you quintessential moments besides this mystique lake. You could also discover the magical appeal of camping at snow - trail, Chail, and Shimla.

River Rafting - The Satluj river expeditions offer you an incredible cannoned landscape on the banks of the Satluj river.

Horse Riding - One can experience this activity in Solang valley and Kufri, Shimla.

Zipline - This activity can be experienced at Kufri and Solang valley.

PLACES IN HIMACHAL PRADESH

SHIMLA >> MANALI >> KULLU >> DHARAMSHALA >> DALHOUSIE >> KHAJJIAR >> KUFRI >> CHAIL

Best Time To Travel

February to June (Spring and Summer) is the best time to visit Himachal. The pleasant and most popular time to visit is the winters, i.e., between October and February when it's the snowfall season.

March-June: 22-37 °C

Travel Seasons: Min/Max Temperature

December-February: 0-15C

July-September: 15-25°C

Do You Know?

Himachal Pradesh with its majestic peaks and picturesque valleys makes for some of the best hill stations in the country.

With the hill stations like Dalhousie and its victorian style mansions, scenic vistas, natural springs, and mesmerizing trekking trails the state becomes the perfect abode for all those ardent fans of nature.

The quaint town of Kasauli and its beautiful churches, apple orchids, and colorful birds only add to the glamour of this mountain vista. Shimla and its host of adventure activities, temples, places to shop, eat, and numerous sightseeing places. Manali too has made a name for itself with adventure activities like trekking, river rafting, skiing, and more. From Rothang Pass to Solang Valley. Manali is a playground for all thrill-seekers. And the best part, these are just a few of the many Himalayan gems.

Things You Could Do in Himachal Pradesh

The home of the Lama is serenity and adventure all rolled into one. Snow-capped peaks, plunging valley’s enchanting architecture all draw one into a new world where possibilities never end.

Trekking - The wonderland is every adventurer’s dream come true. With a whole host of trekking through snow-capped mountains and snaking valleys. Himachal Pradesh is one place you’d love to get lost in Chandrakal lake. Trek is a treasure trove for the ardent as well amateur trekker’s . Miyar valley trek has plenty of untouched things to explore.

Canyoning - Home to a Thrilling array of canyoning activities, the quaint little village of Vashisht has grown to become a hub of adventure.

Rock Climbing - Manali’s rugged terrains offer some of the best rock climbing experiences in the region.

Paragliding - Paragliding at Bir - Billing witness majestic views of Dauladhar ranges in the entire stunning valley of Kangra. The stunning Beas river Valley will create the perfect view while paragliding here.

Camping - Chandra Taal Lake camping allows you quintessential moments besides this mystique lake. You could also discover the magical appeal of camping at snow - trail, Chail, and Shimla.

River Rafting - The Satluj river expeditions offer you an incredible cannoned landscape on the banks of the Satluj river.

Horse Riding - One can experience this activity in Solang valley and Kufri, Shimla.

Zipline - This activity can be experienced at Kufri and Solang valley.

PLACES IN LADAKH

LEH >> NUBRA VALLEY >> PANGONG LAKE >> ALCHI

Best Time To Travel

The Best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer season from the month of April to July during this time temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is known for its extremely low temperatures almost all through the year. While it is quite pleasant in the summer time, the winters are exceedingly cold unforgiving. Well, in that case, naturally the best time to visit Ladakh is during the summers.

Do You Know?

Ladakh festivals reinstate the fact that all bad things must come to an end. The festivals play the role of affirming faith, reinforcing tradition, and carrying on the vivid culture of this pristine land.

Home to the Buddhists and Hindus, Ladakh celebrates many enticing festivals. Its location in the Himalayas is another added tribute to celebrate many wonders of nature and it becomes the abode of many vibrant festivities in the mountains. One of the most popular festivals of Ladakh is Losar - a medley of cultural events, rituals, and performances.

Through this festival, the natives pay tribute to the Indus River as they believe that the river plays a key role in maintaining harmony and unity among various ethnic groups and communities of India.

Things you could do in Ladakh.

With Techniques of ecological awareness, peace, and harmony. Ladakh is blessed with supernatural landscapes that offer the most fascinating adventures. Come witness the magic of mountains in all its glory.

Biking - The trails here are considered the holy trails of all biking trails.

Cycling - The KhardungLa Pass is considered one of the highest motorable roads in the world. Located at 5,633mts, this route is the gateway o the beautiful Nubra Valley, and cycling in this route is pure joy when on a trip to Ladakh.

Trekking - The Markha Valley I a remote stretch of land cocooned by Gigantic Mountains. This terrain offers trekking enthusiasts spectacular scenery terrain of sightseeing of Blue sheep and Ibex along the way.

The trek to Stok Kangri, the highest mountain range of the Himalayas in the Ladakh region, makes this one a very popular and challenging trek.

Visit Magnetic Hill - Also known as the gravity hill, this region has magnetic properties. Many people believe that there is indeed an invisible force pervading the Magnetic hill.

Pangong Lake - This beautiful water reservoir is about 134 km long at an altitude of 14,270 ft making it one of the highest saltwater lakes in the world.

Monasteries - Visit the Hemis, Thiksey, Likir, Dikshit, and Shey monastery for a truly divine experience.

Wildlife - Meet the star attraction of Hemis park the Snow Leopard on your Trip to Ladakh.

PLACES IN KASHMIR

SRINAGAR >> SONMARG >> GULMARG >> PAHALGHAM >> PATNITOP >> KATRA >> JAMMU >>

Best Time To Travel:

Kashmir is well and truly a year-round destination if you’re waiting for the best time to visit Jammu and Kashmir. All seasons, be it summer or winter in Kashmir, have their allure that beckons travelers from all over India and abroad. So, never mind when to visit Kashmir and just pack your bags and get up here.

Summer Season in Kashmir

Summer, June through August, is a season of joy and it draws in a constant flood of tourists of all kinds into the Kashmir Valley. Although hotel rates are higher and solitude is hard to come by in Srinagar, but a shikhara ride or a night stay in a houseboat on Dal Lake makes it all worthwhile. Summer is also when most locals indulge in many festivities such as Ramzan and weddings. Whether you’re on honeymoon to enjoy time around Dal Lake or an adventurer planning your next trek in the mighty Pir Panjal range, summer is the best season to visit Kashmir Valley. Jammu in summer experiences heat waves as bad as in Chandigarh or Delhi. Summer is also the time when pilgrims go to Vaishno Devi in Jammu or Amarnath Yatra in Kashmir. 

Monsoon Season in Kashmir

Monsoons, between September and November, is also a good time to explore the Valley as summer crowds have thinned out by this time and the best deals on hotels and packages are on offer. The Monsoon season is off-season in Kashmir Valley however, don’t let it discourage your plans. Apple picking is the most rewarding activity to do while you’re in Kashmir during the rains.

Winter Season in Kashmir

Winter in Kashmir lasts usually between December and February. Some places in the Kashmir Valley in Winter witness a lot of snowfall while Jammu in winter has milder winter temperatures. The entire snow-clad Pir Panjal range makes winter the best time to visit Kashmir for a honeymoon. Thousands of tourists come here to enjoy snowfall in Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and Srinagar. Patnitop in Jammu is another popular hill station where newlyweds and families love to retreat.

Do You Know?

The visit to the valley remains incomplete without having lived in the houseboat. It was the boat-dwelling Haji community who started building houseboats for English visitors since they were not allowed to own land in the state. The first houseboat build was named Kashmir Princess.

Things you could do in Kashmir

Kashmir is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to visit in India. From boating to trekking, bird watching to skiing. Kashmir has it all.

Shikara Ride - Shikara ride provides a unique way of living, Sightseeing & shopping.

Gondola Ride at Gulmarg - Gondola cable car is the most interesting attraction to explore the beauty of Kashmir.

Skiing - The state is blessed with world-famous destinations like Gulmarg, Pahalgam & Sonmarg which are great places for skiing.

Paragliding -  The view of the striking green meadows and the majestic valleys while gliding over them is totally different experience. Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Baderwah, Sansar, and Harwan are the top places where tourists can enjoy Paragliding.

Rafting - The famous rivers where adventure seekers can try these challenging activities are Indus, Lidder, and Zanskar cutting through various mesmerizing landscapes deep gorges, and mountains.

Shopping - One can enjoy shopping for handicrafts, dry fruits, and textiles especially shawls and carpets at numerous traditional shops and modern shopping centers.

Dinning - One can relish the rich Kashmiri cuisine o the banks of the Dal Lake which are adorned with houseboats and restaurants that serve Wazwwan - a multi-course signature dining treat of Kashmir.

PLACES IN KASHMIR

SRINAGAR >> SONMARG >> GULMARG >> PAHALGHAM >> PATNITOP >> KATRA >> JAMMU >>

Best Time To Travel:

Kashmir is well and truly a year-round destination if you’re waiting for the best time to visit Jammu and Kashmir. All seasons, be it summer or winter in Kashmir, have their allure that beckons travelers from all over India and abroad. So, never mind when to visit Kashmir and just pack your bags and get up here.

Summer Season in Kashmir

Summer, June through August, is a season of joy and it draws in a constant flood of tourists of all kinds into the Kashmir Valley. Although hotel rates are higher and solitude is hard to come by in Srinagar, but a shikhara ride or a night stay in a houseboat on Dal Lake makes it all worthwhile. Summer is also when most locals indulge in many festivities such as Ramzan and weddings. Whether you’re on honeymoon to enjoy time around Dal Lake or an adventurer planning your next trek in the mighty Pir Panjal range, summer is the best season to visit Kashmir Valley. Jammu in summer experiences heat waves as bad as in Chandigarh or Delhi. Summer is also the time when pilgrims go to Vaishno Devi in Jammu or Amarnath Yatra in Kashmir. 

Monsoon Season in Kashmir

Monsoons, between September and November, is also a good time to explore the Valley as summer crowds have thinned out by this time and the best deals on hotels and packages are on offer. The Monsoon season is off-season in Kashmir Valley however, don’t let it discourage your plans. Apple picking is the most rewarding activity to do while you’re in Kashmir during the rains.

Winter Season in Kashmir

Winter in Kashmir lasts usually between December and February. Some places in the Kashmir Valley in Winter witness a lot of snowfall while Jammu in winter has milder winter temperatures. The entire snow-clad Pir Panjal range makes winter the best time to visit Kashmir for a honeymoon. Thousands of tourists come here to enjoy snowfall in Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and Srinagar. Patnitop in Jammu is another popular hill station where newlyweds and families love to retreat.

Do You Know?

The visit to the valley remains incomplete without having lived in the houseboat. It was the boat-dwelling Haji community who started building houseboats for English visitors since they were not allowed to own land in the state. The first houseboat build was named Kashmir Princess.

Things you could do in Kashmir

Kashmir is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to visit in India. From boating to trekking, bird watching to skiing. Kashmir has it all.

Shikara Ride - Shikara ride provides a unique way of living, Sightseeing & shopping.

Gondola Ride at Gulmarg - Gondola cable car is the most interesting attraction to explore the beauty of Kashmir.

Skiing - The state is blessed with world-famous destinations like Gulmarg, Pahalgam & Sonmarg which are great places for skiing.

Paragliding -  The view of the striking green meadows and the majestic valleys while gliding over them is totally different experience. Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Baderwah, Sansar, and Harwan are the top places where tourists can enjoy Paragliding.

Rafting - The famous rivers where adventure seekers can try these challenging activities are Indus, Lidder, and Zanskar cutting through various mesmerizing landscapes deep gorges, and mountains.

Shopping - One can enjoy shopping for handicrafts, dry fruits, and textiles especially shawls and carpets at numerous traditional shops and modern shopping centers.

Dinning - One can relish the rich Kashmiri cuisine o the banks of the Dal Lake which are adorned with houseboats and restaurants that serve Wazwwan - a multi-course signature dining treat of Kashmir.

PLACES IN KASHMIR

SRINAGAR >> SONMARG >> GULMARG >> PAHALGHAM >> PATNITOP >> KATRA >> JAMMU >>

Best Time To Travel:

Kashmir is well and truly a year-round destination if you’re waiting for the best time to visit Jammu and Kashmir. All seasons, be it summer or winter in Kashmir, have their allure that beckons travelers from all over India and abroad. So, never mind when to visit Kashmir and just pack your bags and get up here.

Summer Season in Kashmir

Summer, June through August, is a season of joy and it draws in a constant flood of tourists of all kinds into the Kashmir Valley. Although hotel rates are higher and solitude is hard to come by in Srinagar, but a shikhara ride or a night stay in a houseboat on Dal Lake makes it all worthwhile. Summer is also when most locals indulge in many festivities such as Ramzan and weddings. Whether you’re on honeymoon to enjoy time around Dal Lake or an adventurer planning your next trek in the mighty Pir Panjal range, summer is the best season to visit Kashmir Valley. Jammu in summer experiences heat waves as bad as in Chandigarh or Delhi. Summer is also the time when pilgrims go to Vaishno Devi in Jammu or Amarnath Yatra in Kashmir. 

Monsoon Season in Kashmir

Monsoons, between September and November, is also a good time to explore the Valley as summer crowds have thinned out by this time and the best deals on hotels and packages are on offer. The Monsoon season is off-season in Kashmir Valley however, don’t let it discourage your plans. Apple picking is the most rewarding activity to do while you’re in Kashmir during the rains.

Winter Season in Kashmir

Winter in Kashmir lasts usually between December and February. Some places in the Kashmir Valley in Winter witness a lot of snowfall while Jammu in winter has milder winter temperatures. The entire snow-clad Pir Panjal range makes winter the best time to visit Kashmir for a honeymoon. Thousands of tourists come here to enjoy snowfall in Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and Srinagar. Patnitop in Jammu is another popular hill station where newlyweds and families love to retreat.

Do You Know? 

The visit to the valley remains incomplete without having lived in the houseboat. It was the boat-dwelling Haji community who started building houseboats for English visitors since they were not allowed to own land in the state. The first houseboat build was named Kashmir Princess.

Things you could do in Kashmir

Kashmir is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to visit in India. From boating to trekking, bird watching to skiing. Kashmir has it all.

Shikara Ride - Shikara ride provides a unique way of living, Sightseeing & shopping.

Gondola Ride at Gulmarg - Gondola cable car is the most interesting attraction to explore the beauty of Kashmir.

Skiing - The state is blessed with world-famous destinations like Gulmarg, Pahalgam & Sonmarg which are great places for skiing.

Paragliding -  The view of the striking green meadows and the majestic valleys while gliding over them is totally different experience. Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Baderwah, Sansar, and Harwan are the top places where tourists can enjoy Paragliding.

Rafting - The famous rivers where adventure seekers can try these challenging activities are Indus, Lidder, and Zanskar cutting through various mesmerizing landscapes deep gorges, and mountains.

Shopping - One can enjoy shopping for handicrafts, dry fruits, and textiles especially shawls and carpets at numerous traditional shops and modern shopping centers.

Dinning - One can relish the rich Kashmiri cuisine o the banks of the Dal Lake which are adorned with houseboats and restaurants that serve Wazwwan - a multi-course signature dining treat of Kashmir.

PLACES IN LADAKH

LEH >> NUBRA VALLEY >> PANGONG LAKE >> ALCHI

Best Time To Travel

The Best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer season from the month of April to July during this time temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is known for its extremely low temperatures almost all through the year. While it is quite pleasant in the summer time, the winters are exceedingly cold unforgiving. Well, in that case, naturally the best time to visit Ladakh is during the summers.

Do You Know?

Ladakh festivals reinstate the fact that all bad things must come to an end. The festivals play the role of affirming faith, reinforcing tradition, and carrying on the vivid culture of this pristine land.

Home to the Buddhists and Hindus, Ladakh celebrates many enticing festivals. Its location in the Himalayas is another added tribute to celebrate many wonders of nature and it becomes the abode of many vibrant festivities in the mountains. One of the most popular festivals of Ladakh is Losar - a medley of cultural events, rituals, and performances.

Through this festival, the natives pay tribute to the Indus River as they believe that the river plays a key role in maintaining harmony and unity among various ethnic groups and communities of India.

Things you could do in Ladakh

With Techniques of ecological awareness, peace, and harmony. Ladakh is blessed with supernatural landscapes that offer the most fascinating adventures. Come witness the magic of mountains in all its glory.

Biking - The trails here are considered the holy trails of all biking trails.

Cycling - The KhardungLa Pass is considered one of the highest motorable roads in the world. Located at 5,633mts, this route is the gateway o the beautiful Nubra Valley, and cycling in this route is pure joy when on a trip to Ladakh.

Trekking - The Markha Valley I a remote stretch of land cocooned by Gigantic Mountains. This terrain offers trekking enthusiasts spectacular scenery terrain of sightseeing of Blue sheep and Ibex along the way.

The trek to Stok Kangri, the highest mountain range of the Himalayas in the Ladakh region, makes this one a very popular and challenging trek.

Visit Magnetic Hill - Also known as the gravity hill, this region has magnetic properties. Many people believe that there is indeed an invisible force pervading the Magnetic hill.

Pangong Lake - This beautiful water reservoir is about 134 km long at an altitude of 14,270 ft making it one of the highest saltwater lakes in the world.

Monasteries - Visit the Hemis, Thiksey, Likir, Dikshit, and Shey monastery for a truly divine experience.

Wildlife - Meet the star attraction of Hemis park the Snow Leopard on your Trip to Ladakh.

PLACES IN KASHMIR

SRINAGAR >> SONMARG >> GULMARG >> PAHALGHAM >> PATNITOP >> KATRA >> JAMMU >>

Best Time To Travel:

Kashmir is well and truly a year-round destination if you’re waiting for the best time to visit Jammu and Kashmir. All seasons, be it summer or winter in Kashmir, have their allure that beckons travelers from all over India and abroad. So, never mind when to visit Kashmir and just pack your bags and get up here.

Summer Season in Kashmir

Summer, June through August, is a season of joy and it draws in a constant flood of tourists of all kinds into the Kashmir Valley. Although hotel rates are higher and solitude is hard to come by in Srinagar, but a shikhara ride or a night stay in a houseboat on Dal Lake makes it all worthwhile. Summer is also when most locals indulge in many festivities such as Ramzan and weddings. Whether you’re on honeymoon to enjoy time around Dal Lake or an adventurer planning your next trek in the mighty Pir Panjal range, summer is the best season to visit Kashmir Valley. Jammu in summer experiences heat waves as bad as in Chandigarh or Delhi. Summer is also the time when pilgrims go to Vaishno Devi in Jammu or Amarnath Yatra in Kashmir. 

Monsoon Season in Kashmir

Monsoons, between September and November, is also a good time to explore the Valley as summer crowds have thinned out by this time and the best deals on hotels and packages are on offer. The Monsoon season is off-season in Kashmir Valley however, don’t let it discourage your plans. Apple picking is the most rewarding activity to do while you’re in Kashmir during the rains.

Winter Season in Kashmir

Winter in Kashmir lasts usually between December and February. Some places in the Kashmir Valley in Winter witness a lot of snowfall while Jammu in winter has milder winter temperatures. The entire snow-clad Pir Panjal range makes winter the best time to visit Kashmir for a honeymoon. Thousands of tourists come here to enjoy snowfall in Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and Srinagar. Patnitop in Jammu is another popular hill station where newlyweds and families love to retreat.

Do You Know? 

The visit to the valley remains incomplete without having lived in the houseboat. It was the boat-dwelling Haji community who started building houseboats for English visitors since they were not allowed to own land in the state. The first houseboat build was named Kashmir Princess.

Things you could do in Kashmir

Kashmir is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to visit in India. From boating to trekking, bird watching to skiing. Kashmir has it all.

Shikara Ride - Shikara ride provides a unique way of living, Sightseeing & shopping.

Gondola Ride at Gulmarg - Gondola cable car is the most interesting attraction to explore the beauty of Kashmir.

Skiing - The state is blessed with world-famous destinations like Gulmarg, Pahalgam & Sonmarg which are great places for skiing.

Paragliding -  The view of the striking green meadows and the majestic valleys while gliding over them is totally different experience. Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Baderwah, Sansar, and Harwan are the top places where tourists can enjoy Paragliding.

Rafting - The famous rivers where adventure seekers can try these challenging activities are Indus, Lidder, and Zanskar cutting through various mesmerizing landscapes deep gorges, and mountains.

Shopping - One can enjoy shopping for handicrafts, dry fruits, and textiles especially shawls and carpets at numerous traditional shops and modern shopping centers.

Dinning - One can relish the rich Kashmiri cuisine o the banks of the Dal Lake which are adorned with houseboats and restaurants that serve Wazwwan - a multi-course signature dining treat of Kashmir.