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Top Tourist Attractions And Destinations In Kashmir

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Kashmir is believed to be the prettiest place on earth , It is every travellers dream to visit the destination at least once in a lifetime .The Customised itineraries designed by Swan Tours , Delhi include visit to the popular destinations in Kashmir such as Vaishno Devi , Patnitop , Srinagar , Pahalgam, Gulmarg and Sonmarg . The travel experiences include Pilgrimage , Skiing ,Mountain climbing , Trekking , Rafting and many more . Below is the list of Top tourist attractions and destinations in Kashmir  #1. Shikara Ride on the Dal Lake Well this is the most essential, and relatively every lodging has a course of action for a Shikara Ride on the Dal Lake. A Shikara is a kind of a vessel, which has a rooftop. Shikara Rides are dynamic nearly consistently, when the lake isn't solidified, which just occurs amid the pinnacle winter times. A Shikara Ride costs around Rs. 800 for a 2-hour ride around Dal Lake. #2. Remain in a Houseboat Something else the D...

The most interesting things about Gulmarg Kashmir - Tourism

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Gulmarg was originally called 'Gaurimarg' (Gauri, the Fair One, is another name for Parvati). It was renamed Gulmarg, meaning meadow of flowers, by Sultan Yusuf Shah in the 16th century. As the name suggests, Gulmarg is characterized by Rolling Meadows emblazoned with wild flowers through spring and summer; while thick, powder-fine snow covers it in winters. Located 56 kms southwest of Srinagar, Gulmarg was a favourite haunt of the Mughal emperor, Jahangir, who came here to collect plants for his gardens. Gulmarg - Kashmir In the 19th century, British civil servants and soldiers began frequenting it to escape the summer heat of the plains of north India, to hunt and to play golf on its open meadows. By the early 20th century Gulmarg had three golf courses, including one exclusively for women! In summers, the almost two-hours' drive from Srinagar to Gulmarg takes one through fields of maize and rice, gently rising towards the lower slopes of the Pir Panjal rang...