Kashmir can be described as heaven on the earth! It's hard to disagree with this assertion because Kashmir is surrounded by snow-covered mountains and sparkling lakes. You've seen Kashmir in a variety of films or seen it on the news, and once you visit this area, you'll discover that it is everything you read about and more. Kashmir as a destination appears different in winter and summer, so a single trip is likely not enough and with Thrillophilia’s Kashmir Tour Packages available, you can enjoy the place as per your choice. Its Kashmiri culture and the people are warm, friendly, warm, and friendly. Here are six places in Kashmir that you must be visiting during your trip north to India!
Gulmarg is a place to ski.
Gulmarg is often referred to for its Meadow of Flowers. The town was initially referred to as Gulmarg by shepherds from the area. The name was adopted at the end of the 16th century by Mughal Sultan Yusuf Shah, inspired by the beauty of its lush slopes of grass that was brimming with wildflowers. Gulmarg is also known for its skiing in the snow-covered mountains that offer stunning views. You can also enjoy a hike or mountain bike to truly experience the beauty of this area.
Kupwara The joy of Kashmir
Kashmir. Kupwara is a hamlet of a tiny size located in the picturesque Kashmir valley, located at a distance of about 90 km from Srinagar. Its dense forests and abundant wildlife make it an essential destination from both a wildlife and tourism viewpoint. Kupwara is a crucial destination because of its lush meadows and alpine mountains and the sparkling crystal clear mountain water that embodies its beauty.
Kishtwar - A tropical offbeat oasis
The area is often referred to as the place of sapphire and saffron. It boasts of its high hilltops and lush foliage comprising deodar and pine forests. Kishtwar offers plenty of opportunities to see the sights at Qilla Kishtwar, Katarsamna, Bharnoin, Mughal Maidan & Padyarna, a historical site filled with monuments made of stone, stones, and idols. Kishtwar national park draws nature and wildlife lovers due to its brown bears and Himalayan snowcock.
Chatpal - The beautiful landscapes of Chatpal
Chatpal is among the best spots to enjoy a relaxing time with family and friends while enjoying the beauty of nature. It is located 90 kilometers far from Srinagar in the Anantnag district. The area is dotted with thick forests and lush green mountains. Shepherds and graziers are scurrying around as the energetic and occasionally lazy river, and the absence of roads creates an enjoyable experience to get away from the city. A brief hike in the forest around Chatpal is an excellent experience for anyone who loves adventure.
Yusmarg - Relax and enjoy the peace.
Yusmarg is thought to be one of the most beautiful spots in terms of observation of nature. In The Pir Panjal range in the Himalayas, this spot provides a stunning panorama over the sparkling river Doodhganga and the majestic Sunset and Tatakooti mountains. This is the ideal place for anyone seeking a restful and rejuvenating holiday. Options for trekking like Doodhpathri and Tosa Maidan hikes within Yusmarg are suitable for those who love adventure.
Aru Valley - An exquisite destination for tourists
Aru valley is the home of the Aru river, which is a tributary to the Lidder River. It also serves as a basecamp for hikes such as the Sonamarg hike or Kolahoi Glacier and facilitates hiking for all levels of experience. There are also activities like horse riding or hiking or to relax and unwind or go fishing.
Kashmir is often referred to as"the Switzerland of India because of its beautiful beauty and stunning views. It is now open to tourism operations after two back-to-back lockdowns. Take your bags with you but be sure you follow the security protocols and consult the local guidelines of the government before leaving your home or plan to visit this beautiful destination.
