Explore Kashmir Destinations

The summer capital. Famous for the serene Dal Lake, floating markets, historic Mughal Gardens, and traditional houseboats.

The "Meadow of Flowers". Famous for the highest Gondola cable car ride in Asia, snow sports, golf course, and skiing trails.

The valley of shepherds. Famous for the Lidder River rafting, Betaab Valley, Aru Valley meadows, and pony rides.

"Meadow of Gold". Serves as the gateway to Ladakh. Highlighted by Thajiwas Glacier, snow sledding, and alpine streams.

A pristine border valley along the Kishenganga river. Spot the massive pyramid peak of Habba Khatoon and remote villages.

Vast alpine meadows with grazing horses and wildflowers, completely isolated and untouched by mainstream commercial tourism.

"Valley of Milk". Famous for its wide grassy landscape, roaring pine-fringed river, and local shepherds.

A serene meadow surrounded by pine forests. Legend says Jesus visited this meadow. Quiet trails lead to Doodh Ganga river.

Located in South Kashmir. An absolute visual goldmine with streams running alongside pine groves, free of tourists.

A trekking base situated at 2,438m altitude. Offers scenic visual pine woods, rushing streams, and clean fresh air.

"The Niagara Falls of Kashmir". The Veshu river plunges 25 meters down sheer basalt rock formation in a thunderous roar.

Extremely remote, cut off from modern systems. Massive high-altitude meadows, traditional cedar log cabins, and pristine rivers.

A high mountain pass connecting Kashmir with Poonch via the historic Mughal Road. Offers gorgeous vistas and the shrine of Peer Baba.

A high-altitude pass at 3,700m offering 360-degree snow views. Snow-covered for most of the year, connecting Anantnag with Kishtwar.

A border valley in Kupwara district. Walk alongside the Kishenganga river directly facing Pakistan-administered Kashmir villages.

The highest pass on the Gurez Valley highway at 11,672 feet. Offers a bird's-eye view of lush pine groves and deep gorges.

The land of high passes, cold desert, deep valleys, and deep blue lakes. Ideal for multi-day road trips across Zojila Pass.

Situated halfway between Srinagar and Leh. Known for its historical Drass War Memorial, Suru Valley rivers, and scenic passes.

Famous for Asia's largest freshwater spring and botanical gardens. Spring water streams cascade like waterfalls.

The origin spring of the Jhelum River. Features a historic octagonal Mughal stone basin built by Jahangir and manicured gardens.