Created Date: 06 December 2015

Best of Kashmir Recommended by Indian travellers

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One of the best places to visit
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Gulmarg, doodhpathri,...

172 travel stories about Kashmir by Indian travellers

Guide includes:About destination | Top things to do | Best accommodations | Travelling tips | Best time to visit

About Kashmir
A heaven on Earth, Kashmir is located in the north-western region of the Indian Subcontinent. With abundant natural beauty, the destination until the mid 19th century was geographically denoted as the valley nestled
between the Great Himalayas and the Pir Panjal mountain range. However, at present Kashmir denotes a much larger area that includes the Indian administered state of Jammu and Kashmir.

History of Kashmir
According to a legend, it is believed that Kashyap, the great sage drained a lake, which was inhabited by the Brahmins and then the place came to be known as Kashmir. A synonym for its turbulent past, Buddhism was
introduced in the region by the missionaries of Emperor Ashoka. This religion flourished in Kashmir until the 2nd century, till the time it was ruled by Kushan. However, for several centuries, Hinduism was the dominant
religion of Kashmir.
In the 7th century, the destination was under the rule of Durlabhavarrdhana, who founded the Karkota Dynasty. This was replaced in 855 AD by the Utpalas, who were then succeeded by the Tantrins, Yaskaras, Guptas
and Loharas respectively.
In 1346, the last Hindu king, Udiana Deva was replaced by Shams-ud-Din, the first Muslim king, who reigned in Kashmir. However, in 1586, the Mughal Emperor Akbar conquered Kashmir and made it a part of his
empire.
In 1757, Kashmir saw the victory of Ahmed Shah Durrani as a result of which the destination went under the rule of Pakistan until 1819. However, Ranjit Singh won Kashmir from Pakistan and added it to his Sikh
Empire.
In 1846, the Sikhs were defeated by the British army and sold Kashmir to Ghulab Singh of Jammu. The destination was sold under the Treaty of Amritsar for INR 7.5 million. As a result of this treaty, Ghulab Singh
acquired the status of an independent prince of Kashmir.
Later, he conquered Ladakh also, which he added to his dominion. After he died in 1857, he was succeeded by Maharaja Ranbir Singh. As time passed, the destination was ruled by Maharaja Partap Singh and

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Maharaja Hari Singh respectively.

In 1947, during the reign of Hari Singh, the Indo-Pakistan partition took place. However, during that time the rulers of the princely states were given freedom to accede to either Pakistan or India or to remain independent.
Since the Maharaja of Kashmir was a Hindu, so he decided to join India, despite the fact that majority of population residing in Kashmir were Muslims.

Things to do in Kashmir
Kashmir is one of the most popular tourist places in the country that is known for its natural beauty. From beautiful shikaras and wooden handicrafts to apples and cherries, all attract tourists from across the country to
visit Kashmir.
Tourists can also make a visit to Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Situated in the valley of Kashmir, Srinagar is known for its traditional Kashmiri handicrafts and also for its houseboats. In addition,
tourists can also visit attractions like Hazratbal Mosque and Dal Lake.
The best time to visit this beautiful destination extends from the month of March to October. This time period covers three main seasons prevailing in Kashmir, namely spring, summer and autumn.

Travelling to Kashmir
To reach by air, at Srinagar is the airport, which is approximately 14 km from the city of Kashmir. Daily flights to Srinagar are operated by Indian Airlines from Delhi, Mumbai and Jammu and Jet Airways from Delhi and
Jammu.
The nearest railhead to Srinagar is from Jammu Tawi which is approximately 305 km away. Trains from Delhi, Calcutta, Pune, Mumbai and other cities arrive at Jammu Tawi and so is of easy access. During peak
tourism season, additional trains operate for and from this station.

Travelling within Kashmir

Jammu & Kashmir SRTC bus services connect most points around the state. They even offer package tour to Gulmarg, Shonmarg, Yusmarg, Ular lake, City tour, etc. Tourists can opt for jeeps which are quicker in
reaching locations. Private hire jeeps are also available.

Accommodation options in Kashmir

There are ample accommodation options in Kashmir and range from heritage hotels to luxury hotels and to budget hotels

Information
State:
Jammu & Kashmir
Famous for/as: Hill

Featured review about Kashmir

Beauty of the land-Kashmir
"I went to Kashmir seven months, for the first time. This is a prelude to the series of Kashmir stories I shall be sharing. It was in the summer when I led my first tour to Kashmir with my family. The tale of Kashmir will
always start with that cold breeze that hits your face as soon as you get down at Srinagar and stays with you faithfully till the end. The story will, as it must, talk of the beauty of the land, It will talk of the apple orchards and
the saffron fields you read about in your Lonely Planet Guide, but it must not forget the chinars, magnificent trees with trunks so large. Its wonderful to see pretty houseboats on the Dal, Gulmarg's cable car (the highest
in the world) and skiing track, and Sonamarg's popularity as a snowboarding and horse riding destination. The famous places are Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonamarg, Yousmarg, Dodpathri, Verinag, Kokernag,
Patnitop, Lakhanpur" - Mohd Imran, Indore, 2 weeks ago

Actual Heaven on Earth!

"If somebody wants to see or imagine a heaven on earth. Kashmir is the best place. Hugh mountains covered with snow, shining high in sunlight, the centre of attraction, the Dal lake. Best, unbelievable beauty of nature.
The Nehru garden in the centre of lake is mesmerising." - Kamal Vankawala, Surat, 4 weeks ago
True paradise on earth
"It is truly said, if there is Paradise on Earth, it's here in Kashmir.
Yes truly it's a Paradise. I visited on 25th March to 31st March, the best time to see snow. It's snow snow everywhere. The climate was cold but manageable. It was 5-6 degrees all through out, expect for in Gulmarg.
Here it was minus 1, so we got to see snowfall.
We were only our family. My wife, my son of 6 yrs and I. I know first thing comes to ones mind is how cold it is. Yes it is cold but pretty manageable, provided you take along proper woollens with you. Body warmers are of
great use, specially for kids.
In hotels which I have stayed (I guess most hotels have this facility) are fitted with heaters and heat mattress on bed. So room stays quite warm.
Places to see : we started with Srinagar with a House boat stay on Dal Lake. Go around Dal lake in Shikara Ride for two hours. First hour is mostly included by your tour agent, 2nd hour is of Rs. 300 to 400. Beautiful
experience.
In Pahalgam, go sight seeing on horse. Very enjoyable and Rs. 850 to 1000 depending on the sights covered. I took separate horse for my kid. Horses are trained so all well and a helper comes along so no worries. It's
a good experience. Go to other sightseeing in car that is local. Only local taxis are allowed in Pahalgam. Rs. 600 to 1500 and no bargain. Remember this is a separate cost, no tour operator will include this.
Gulmarg is the best location. Just awesome in this time of month. Fully covered with Snow and we were the lucky ones. We got to see snowfall. Paisa Vasool. We did not do Gondala Cable ride as all the snow was right
at our hotel. As it was snowing we couldn't go. But if weather permits, it is a must visit.
Sonmarg, we did not go due to bad weather. This was on 28th March and it was a flood alert. But weather was not that bad. Again to Srinagar for two days. Veg food is no problem but for non-veg people, it's a heaven
again.
Advice: take proper woollens, hand gloves and body warmers." - Siddharth Shah, Mumbai, Apr 6, 2015

Literally, if there is heaven on earth, it is here, here and here

"Literally, if there is heaven on earth, it is here, here and here. Exactly that was the feeling that we had on touching the ground at Srinagar airport. The short 40 minute flight from Jammu was uneventful; The view from
the plane was wonderful and the feeling after touching the ground, was nothing but exhilaration and pure joy.
The joy increased manifolds, when we spotted Nazeer Wani of India Global Tours and my old friend at the gate receiving us with a warm, huge smile and a bear hug. He had made meticulous arrangements for our
Kashmir tour.
First we went around Srinagar. Saw the Jhelum, Hazarat Bal with a backdrop of the snow capped Himalayas.Went to the different famed Gardens. Nishat etc. though the gardens were barren at this time of the year.
Then we went around Hotel Lalit Grand which is palatial property and very picturesque. Then we were taken up the Shankaracharya Hill thru security gates etc. Mobiles and cameras had to be kept back in the car as
photography is prohibited. We were blessed with a very welcome fresh snowfall. We climbed the steep 300 odd steps to the Temple amid the snowfall. It was a wonderful experience. Climbing the last few steps &
entering the temple barefooted was a 'cold' experience on the wet evening. The Lord Shiva's Lingam is magnificent in all its Glory . The time spent there was very peaceful and spiritual.
Thereafter we were lodged in a House Boat on the Dal Lake moored at a spot just opposite the Holiday Inn hotel on the promenade.
After depositing the luggage and a piping hot cup of Qahewa-The Kashmiri Chai, replete with Saffron, Almonds and Cardamom - we left for a tour-de-Dal in a Shikara. It was a cold evening. The boatman covered us with
double blankets and made us feel princely. We went upto Nehru Park and the cold icy wind forced us to return to the warm interiors of the House Boat (I forget the name). The room was made comfortable by Farooque,
the HB keeper, with a Gas heater. Dinner around 9 PM was home cooked Chappatis, Rice, Vegetables and Daal (Lentils).We finished with a Qehawa and retired to the room. The room was now heated with a "Bukhari"
for the night and not with the Gas Heater. A sleepy end to the first day in the gorgeous valley.
The second day threw up landscape of white sheets all around. The night had a snowfall again till 3 AM. round 9 AM we left for Gulmarg in an SUV with Naseer Ahmed. The journey to Gulmarg and the experience in the
next review.
Tip- Do not buy goods from the mobile shops and salesman who hound you on the Dal Jheel. It is safe to buy from the innumerable emporia in the markets. Pashmina is never available for a few Hundreds or thousands.
Authentic Pashmina goes upto Lac and is best purchased with a local known assistance. Travelling by road from Jammu in this season should be avoided as the plentiful snow and landslides can close the tunnel and
roads for days, making your plans go haywire.
Travelling in winter, you must carry heavy woollens if you want to enjoy. Liquor vends are not easy to find and expensive so if you are a follower of bacchhus, please carry your own tipple.
Hope my experience help's you all!" - Gaurang Kirtikar, Mumbai, Mar 20, 2014

A week long trip to Heaven

""Gar firdaus barruae zaminastho haminastho haminasthi haminastho" Straight from the heart and very true words. We could not have asked for a better vacations than KASHMIR. Plan to visit Kashmir started some
where in Mid Feb'13. Booked the to and fro flight tickets for 9 people in Feb. Patiently waiting for Aug to come. After very hectic and hot May and June, the wait for this trip was getting more eager with the pass of every
day.
After having numerous discussion on destinations, itinerary, hotels, houseboats, taxi etc, as time arrived every single bit started automatically falling in place.
Delhi -- Srinagar -- Pahalgam -- Srinagar -- Gulmarg -- Srinagar -- Sonmarg -- Ksheer Bhawani -- Srinagar -- Delhi. Our journey started on 08th Aug 13, when 7 among our group started from Jaipur and reached
Faridabad amid heavy rains. I and my wife waited impatiently at Faridabad.
Day 1:
Journey for Kashmir started on 09th Aug'13, early morning. We all landed at Srinagar airport around 15:00 Hrs. Being EID day almost entire Srinagar was closed. Fortunately our pre booked taxis (by my office) were on

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time at airport. They drove us directly to Pahalgam, reached Pahalgam around 6'0 clock in evening. We had office guest house Bakshi Huts booked at Pahalgam. Location of the guest house was awesome, surrounded
by greeenry all over, river flowing just across the roads. Colourful beds of variety of flowers. Retired after having rounds of tea, snacks and finally dinner.
Day 2:
Started the day with mist all around, fantastic weather awesome feel. Booked taxi to Aru Valley, Betaab Valley and Chandanwari. Betaab Valley was best among these all. Some members enjoyed by taking a dip in cold
freezing water at Betaab Valley. Spend some great picnic time at Betab Valley. We thought Chandanwari to be a bit busy due to Amarnath Yatra, but to our surprise it had just a handful of pandal owners and some
security personals. The flow of river at Chandanwari was enormous, amazing views. Returned back in the evening. After some rest at guest house near the river bed soaked our feet in the chilling water, relaxed and
enjoyed. Tried out badminton skills later :-) And retired for the day.
Day 3:
This was full of activities. Hired ponies for a trip to uphill mini Switzerland. With our inexperience of riding ponies, the route seemed a bit scary, yet because of the group everybody was enjoying the dangerous ride. The
most relaxed among all was my little nephew (3.5 year old), and he kept on encouraging everyone saying Darna mat kuch nahi hoga'. The entire pony ride and halts at various location took close to 6 hours. Enroute was
very picturesque Kashmir Valley, Mini Switzerland and 2-3 more points (which I could not recall by name now) and a serene waterfall. Being Rajasthani and deprived of flowing water, our parents became super excited
by the scene of waterfall and could not resist a dip in ice cold water, while we could barely touch the water for 30 sec at a stretch. Last point of the Pony ride was called Mini Switzerland, truly mesmerizing lush green
meadows. Great views all around and a very satisfying and eye pleasing experience. But, it started drizzling soon after we reached the last point, so have to leave much earlier than expected in order to avoid pony
slipping due to slush and mud. But what a wonderful day. I wished it had continued for some more time.
Day 4:
Time to say goodbye to Pahalgam and head towards Srinagarar. What a fantastic hospitality at guest house, amazing comfort and food there. Will truly remember and miss this for long long time. Reached Srinagar in 34 hours. En-route visited bat factory and some dry fruits shops. Brought some famous dry fruits, they turned out to be really good in quality. Our experience of enjoying lovely pleasant weather in Pahalgam started
diminishing as soon as we started on sun scorching highway and vanished completed upon reaching Srinagar. Checked in at guest house, filled our starving tummies and headed for Shankaracharya Temple and Dal
Lake Shikara ride. Steps of Shankaracharya temple proved a pure physical fitness stress test to every one in the group. And to our great surprise my father who was initially hesitant looking at his weak knees to climb all
the stairs, he successfully managed all the stairs. It was a pride moment for him and all. We then headed to Dal Lake, with sunset approaching we were among the last few to book a shikara ride. Enjoyed the peaceful
shikara ride in awesome climate and splendid company. Finally retired for the day after having amazing almost home cooked food at guest house.
Day 5:
This day started a bit early as we were planning to visit Gulmarg today. And also, this day started with a long awaited spell of rains in Srinagar. Think it poured whole night. We started for Gulmarg at around 8:00 AM.
Reached Gulmarg around 10:30. We were informed that 2nd phase of gondola was not functioning that day due to bad weather, were a bit disappointed but had no choice. It was pouring heavily in Gulmarg and we had
just small umbrellas at our service that too needed to be shared. Booked Gondola ride for phase 1, as it was off season we didn't had to wait for long. By the time we reached phase 1 we were all almost drenched. It was
really very cold, and icing on top was rain + mist + heavy winds. Could not have expected much. Without spending much time we ran towards the tents to have anything hot maggi, tea, coffee. Wow! what a relief from
the cold. Returned back to the taxi stand, getting further drenched and had just 1 unanimous desire reaching Srinagar ASAP.
Day 6:
This day was for visiting majestic garden of Srinagar. The very famous Mughal gardens. Such a delight it was to view such highly maintained beautiful gardens. Indra devta dint gave us any respite this day as well. We
kept on hopping from one garden to another with small umbrellas at our service. Too romantic for couples who were sharing the umbrella service. We started with beautiful Pari Mahal, Chasme shahi, botanical garden,
nishat bagh and shlimar bagh. Gosh! and then ladies of our group started the favorite time pass of ladies and worst time killer of gents. Shopping and bargaining. My mother is expert in both these things. so we ended by
just a few Kashmiri kurtis + 2 same stole in 3 hours. All the items of the shops were open still they were demanding 'kuch aur dihao' he he he he ;-)
With a great satisfaction of visiting great gardens and done with some hopefully good shopping we called it a day.
Day 7:
This was the Independence day 15th Aug and we had to leave for Sonmarg. With extra tight security in and around Srinagar and some notorious placed en-route Sonmarg we were advised to start around 05:00 AM in
the morning. We obeyed the suggestions and stared nearly around 05:00 AM. Had frequent stops for security checks but rest all journey was good. Faced no issues at all. Reached Sonmarg around 09:00 AM. We had
booked JKTDC Thajwas huts. But the check in time was 12:00 so had to wait and roam on local Sonmarg market till then. Fortunately, we got the rooms by 10:30. Location of huts was just awesome, great mountain and
meadows view. It was raining in Sonmarg as well. Soon after putting our luggage in huts we started for Thajwas glacier trek cum ponny ride. Breathtaking views and superb experience. Though it had very little snow,
mainly ice. It felt amazing to us. Returned to huts, enjoyed the sunset scenes from huts. Super great.
Day 8:
Got up a bit late. Thankfully. It was a bit sunny today so view of mountain peaks was very bright. Thoroughly enjoyed the last few hours at Sonmarg. Left from Sonmarg for Srinagar but landed in Kheer Bhawani. Good
religious experince. Visited Manasbal Lake, and few more gardens around Kheer Bhawani but these could be compared with the same of Srinagar. Heard loads of stories of locals. Very touching and a bit scary. Called it
a day a bit early as we had quite early morning flight back to Delhi. We had to leave even more early as next day was a bandh called by some religious leaders of Kashmir and security was extremely tight near Kheer
Bhawani temple. Security personals told us to leave as early as 03:00 AM in morning as after that they would not allow us to leave the campus till the bandh is called over.
Day 9
Left very early for Srinagar airport. And returned back to usual life.
A genuine request to all the future travelers to Kashmir - Treat the locals well, and offer them tip for there service as per your capacity, as these live in extreme climates and circumstance and majority of there income
comes from tourism only." - Vivek Sharma, Jaipur, Sep 28, 2013
Read 172 Kashmir reviews on HolidayIQ.com

Top attractions in Kashmir recommended by HolidayIQ.com travellers

1 Dal Lake
Type:
Lake
Entry: Free
Ranked: 1 Of 22
Ratings: 6.07/7 (63 Reviews)
"As the state itself is called the Paradise on earth. Dal Lake adds not only to its beauty but. it's location gives Srinagar city a unique place in tourism. " - Samir Bandy, , 4 weeks ago
2 Shalimar Garden
Type:
Garden
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 2 Of 22
Ratings: 5.86/7 (13 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Saturday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Sunday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Public Holidays - 09:30 To 17:30
"great place to visit.. specially huge garden that blossam fully in the april may. we visited it in the octo-nove season. but the garden is really a place for selfi lovers. we enjoyed our trip fully with the family and friends." Ashish Sukhadiya, Surat, Aug 19, 2015
3 Betab Valley
Type:
Valley
Entry: Free
Ranked: 3 Of 22
Ratings: 6.21/7 (12 Reviews)
"the nature lovers dont miss this scenery.... this is. n not only beauty .... its a heavenly feeling which touches heart .. have some time in hand and have a journey over here while touring amalgam,kashmir" - Sunanda
Das, , 2 days ago
4 Shankaracharya Temple
Type:
Temple
Entry: Free
Ranked: 4 Of 22
Ratings: 6.24/7 (7 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 06:00 To 20:00 , Saturday - 06:00 To 20:00 , Sunday - 06:00 To 20:00 , Public Holidays - 06:00 To 20:00
"This temple is very old temple. There are Jagat Guru Shankracharya are live. There are very movie do shuit. There give prasad of ladu it is very testy there many people came and do pray of Shakracharya. good place."
- Pritesh Mehta, Baroda, Aug 4, 2015
5 Nishat Garden
Type:
Garden
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 5 Of 22
Ratings: 6.15/7 (6 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Saturday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Sunday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Public Holidays - 09:30 To 17:30
"This garden is very good located. there are very green green locking. there are very slient place. there are all types of plants are available. it nature is very beautiful i think all beautiful nature are asstiblies here. it is very

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good." - Pritesh Mehta, Baroda, Aug 4, 2015

6 Chashmashahi
Type:
Garden
Entry: Paid
Ranked: 6 Of 22
Ratings: 5.67/7 (6 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Saturday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Sunday - 09:30 To 17:30 , Public Holidays - 09:30 To 17:30
"This is one more garden of kashmir there are very fountain and very colourful flowers are avilable. there natural scene is very beautiful and very nice. there are many different type of plants available." - Pritesh
Mehta, Baroda, Aug 4, 2015
7 Kheer Bhavani Temple
Type:
Temple
Entry: Free
Ranked: 7 Of 22
Ratings: 6.20/7 (5 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 06:00 To 20:00 , Saturday - 06:00 To 20:00 , Sunday - 06:00 To 20:00 , Public Holidays - 06:00 To 20:00
"There are realy Maa Bhavani live. It temple is very good location. there are give prasad of kheer. it is very testy. there are very good atmosphier and very helping people. there security is also very tight." - Pritesh
Mehta, Baroda, Aug 4, 2015
8 Shiv Khori
Type:
Temple
Entry: Free
Ranked: 8 Of 22
Ratings: 6.60/7 (5 Reviews)
Timings: Monday - Friday - 05:00 To 19:00 , Saturday - 05:00 To 19:00 , Sunday - 05:00 To 19:00 , Public Holidays - 05:00 To 19:00
"The temple is situated on top of the hill which has to be reached by passing through a tunnel.The tunnel is very narrow but you would definetely enjoy the side view. There is a amazing valley surrounding the temple.You
have to walk quit a lot to..." - Peeyush Singhal, New Delhi, 1 month ago
9

Nagin Lake

Type:
Lake
Entry: Free
Ranked: 9 Of 22
Ratings: 5.25/7 (4 Reviews)
" I am loving it very best lake nagin lake my best best ever experince very very interesting to go to srinagar and go to nagin lake my is 1st experince to lake and my g.f is so happy go to lake your patner is the best
romantic in this worldmy best..." - Mohit Mann, Panipat, May 21, 2015
10 Yousmarg
Type:
Scenic Drive
Entry: Free
Ranked: 10 Of 22
Ratings: 6.00/7 (3 Reviews)
"It was awesome visiting Yousmarg, I had been there with my family in July 2014, and had a great experience. One thing that is good particularly with this place is that it is not overcrowded as other places in Kashmir.
One feel the peace of mind in..." - Effiy Meer, , Aug 21, 2014

Popular hotels in Kashmir recommended by HolidayIQ.com travellers

1

Hotel Grand Kashmir

Price:
Rs. Upto 3,500
Ranked: 1 Of 4
Ratings: 5.49/7 (181 Reviews)
Address: Nowgam Byepass
Opposite Mahindra Motors
Kashmir
Phone: 194-2441313
Website: Http://Www.hotelgrandkashmir.com
"It was a beautiful destination. The food was good. All d facilites were available . Service was at the door asap they could arrange all the facilities we needed. good place to stay in. We had a very plesant
stay. Thank you for this great..." - Prakash , Mumbai, 1 week ago

Ab-I-Hayat Hotel
Price:
Rs. 1,200 - 1,500
Ranked: 2 Of 4
Ratings: 5.64/7 (66 Reviews)
Address: Main Boulevard Road
T.R Centre, Kashmir
Phone: 9906681664
"This hotel is situated at most beautiful place on the earth me and my familly stay here when we go to kashmir and this is what we get according to our tour guide but the hotel experience made me
stunning with its interior exterior and delicious..." - Rauk Neha, Pune, 2 months ago

Green Hill Hotel

Price:
Rs. 1,200 - 1,500
Ranked: 3 Of 4
Ratings: 5.64/7 (166 Reviews)
Address: 2nd Cross Road
Boulevard, Kashmir
Phone: 9419005108
"It was great to spend my holiday by the support of holidayiq team. They are best at there service on every platform. All these destination location and food things are great because of them. And quality of
room the provide is similar as they..." - Subhash Thakur, , 1 month ago

Rocks Hotel

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Price:
Rs. 2,000 - 2,500
Ranked: 4 Of 4
Ratings: 5.69/7 (51 Reviews)
Address: Near Durganag Mandir
Kashmir
Phone: 0194-2500481
"i visit in this hotel on 23/08/2015 when i am on a family trip.i like this hotel because in this hotel many great services are available.I visited to one of the most beautiful place on the earth, Kashmir. the view
from the windows of the rooms was..." - Mohit Sukla, New Delhi, 6 days ago
Read 51 hotel reviews on HolidayIQ.com
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Popular Kashmir packages

1 Essence of Kashmir
Rs:
17599
No of days: 6 Days & 5 Nights
Destination: Gulmarg, Kashmir, Srinagar
Travel Agent: Travel Dil Se India Pvt Ltd
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