Kashmir’s Tourist Attractions No one has ever seen anything like Kashmir’s beauty. There are many prominent spots in Jammu and Kashmir, ranging from alpine lakes to frozen ones, from snow-capped peaks to the divine beauty of the valley. There’s something for everybody. The Kashmir package includes the greatest of Jammu and Kashmir’s tourist attractions for a relaxed time with your loved ones in the paradise on earth.
Don’t get us wrong: Kashmir isn’t just about breathtaking landscape. There are many places to eat, ride water slides, explore wildlife, take photos, shop, and more. You may now enjoy the greatest locations in Jammu and Kashmir in both summer and winter, thanks to the list of best places in Jammu and Kashmir. You can participate in some amazing thrilling and romantic activities with Moustache’s kashmir tour or kashmir honeymoon packages, making your trip even more enjoyable.
Take a peek at the top 10 tourist destinations in Kashmir according to Moustache Escapes.
Gulmarg
Gulmarg, Kashmir is set in the Pir Panjal Valley, with snow-capped mountains, lush foliage, lakes, pine and fir woods, and a variety of flowers. Where its name translates to “flower meadows.” Check it out for yourself.
Aside from that, it is Asia’s top skiing destination and home to the world’s highest green golf course and cable car project.
The biggest tourist attractions in Gulmarg include St. Mary’s Church, Baba Reshi Shrine, and Maharani Temple/Shiva Temple. Apart from its religious significance, Gulmarg also has a developed side, including the world’s highest golf course. You can also ride the gondola cable car to obtain a bird’s eye perspective of Gulmarg’s top skiing areas. Take a 3-hour trip from Gulmarg to Pahalgam, another renowned tourist destination nearby.
Sonmarg
Sonmarg, which means “golden meadow,” is one of the must-see destinations on any Kashmir vacation itinerary. With a scenery defined by a glacier, woods, and snow-capped mountains, this is one of the best spots to visit in Kashmir.
Consider the three Great Lakes of Kashmir: Kishansar, Vishansar, and Gadsar, which are popular tourist destinations in Jammu and Kashmir. Camping and trout fishing are two other adventure activities that will keep you comfy. It also serves as the starting point for the famed Hindu pilgrimage destination of Amarnath.
On the list of Top Sightseeing Attractions in Sonmarg, Thajiwas Glacier, Baltal Valley (near Sonmarg), Amarnath Cave, Naranag, Kishnasar Lake, Vishansar Lake, and Gadsar Lake are a few honourable mentions.
Pahalgam
Pahalgam, often known as the “Village of Shepherds,” is one of Jammu and Kashmir’s top ten tourist sites. Pahalgam, Kashmir, is a delightful picnic location with trout fishing and pony rides, located on the banks of the Lidder River.
With its meadows, trees, and clean surroundings, Pahalgom in the Anantnag area is a scenic marvel. Because of areas like Aru Valley, Betab Valley, and Baisaran, Pahalgam is the ideal place in Kashmir for a sightseeing tour.
Furthermore, the location is close to Srinagar, with a 2-hour trip from Pahalgam to Srinagar.
Srinagar
A discussion of Kashmir sightseeing and its particular beauty would be inadequate without mentioning Srinagar. One of Jammu and Kashmir’s most well-known tourist destinations, as well as a popular honeymoon destination.
The city of Srinagar has gained the moniker “Land of Gardens and Lakes” due to the presence of various Mughal Gardens, religious and historical landmarks, as well as Dal and Nageen Lakes. In Srinagar, there are numerous sites to visit.
Take a shikara ride, picture the floating vegetable market on Dal Lake, and visit Asia’s largest Tulip gardens when planning your Kashmir trip. In addition, Srinagar is close to Pahalgam, with a journey time of only 2 hours from Srinagar to Pahalgam.
Patnitop
In Jammu & Kashmir, Patnitop is a well-known tourist site. Patnitop is famed for its meadows, beautiful views, and beautiful views of the Himalayan peaks, as well as its proximity to the Chenab River.
Madhatop, 5 kilometres from Patnitop, is a great winter retreat in Jammu, with plenty of things to do in Patnitop. Patnitop Hills offers a variety of snow sports such as skiing and paragliding. Kud Park, on the other hand, is an excellent spot for a picnic.
Visit the city’s most prominent tourist attractions on a city sightseeing tour to Patnitop Jammu. Some of the attractions you might visit include Bilo ki Powri, Kud Park, and Shiva Ghar (almost 11 kilometres from Patnitop). Don’t forget to try Patisa, a local specialty. A word of caution to religious travellers. You can pay your respects to Vaishno Devi because the distance between Katra and Patnitop is only 2.5 hours (on four wheelers).
Sanasar
Sanasar is called for two tiny lakes in the vicinity, Sana and Sar, 20 kilometres (12 miles) west of Patnitop. What is it, exactly? The natural splendour of Sanasar is nestled in a cup-shaped meadow with panoramic views of the Great Himalayan Ranges. As a result, it is one of Kashmir’s most popular tourist destinations.
There are many of adventure activities and sightseeing locations throughout the city, making it an excellent place for trekkers as well as typical tourists. It’s jam-packed with fun and adventure with family and friends.
Yusmarg
Yusmarg is a hill station in the western valley of Kashmir. The Ahmadiyya Muslim group thinks Jesus used to live there. The landscape here is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.
There are many chances for sightseeing and sports such as horseback riding and trekking.
Some of Yusmarg’s most prominent tourist attractions include Pakherpora Shrine, Charar-e-Sharif, Doodhganga, Nilnag Lake, and Sang-e-Safed. On the grounds, hiking, horseback riding, and trout fishing are all popular pastimes.
Kishtwar
Kishtwar is a serene, tranquil village with a number of waterfalls and hiking paths. Jammu and Kashmir’s most famous tourist attraction, famed for its unique blue sapphire and high-quality saffron.
Jamia Masjid, Kishtwar, and Kishtwar National Park, which has a rich flora and wildlife, are located in Kishtwar. Take a local sightseeing excursion to Quila Kishtwar, a historic fort erected by Raja Kahan Paul, along the road. It’s now a popular place to enjoy a bird’s-eye perspective of Kishtwar.
Later, finish your trip in Kishtwar with traditional Kishtwari crafts and distinctive Kashmiri vegetarian delicacies like Aloo (Potatoes) in Yogurt.
Doda
Are you itching for some excitement?
Doda will not disappoint you! The district, which is in the eastern section of Jammu, offers a variety of sightseeing and adventure options. Doda’s must-do activities include snow skiing, mountain biking, trekking, paragliding, and other high-altitude adventure activities.
Doda is a must-see for everyone interested in spirituality. There is something for everyone, from the well-known Vasuki Naag Temple to Jamia Masjid Bhaderwah. In the neighbourhood, there are various temples as well as a spectacular mosque. There is something for every religious belief.
Valley of Gurez
The Gurez Valley is filled with stunning valley vistas surrounded by snow-capped mountains, meadows draped in linden, walnut, and willow trees, and the roaring river KishanGanga, which is only available for six months of the year.
One of Kashmir’s oldest tribes, the residents remain cut off from the rest of the world. They are known as the Dard Shin Tribe and speak Shina as their native language.
Trekking, trout fishing, and mountain climbing are among the top activities to do in Gurez. While paying devotion to Peer Baba Shrine, take in the magnificent Habba Khatoon Peak.
Some of the top spots to visit in Jammu and Kashmir are included in the Moustache kashmir travel packages. The full kashmir packages will treat you with their cultural richness, activities to do in kashmir, food to eat in kashmir, and a plethora of things to do in kashmir with families and couples.
Sightseeing in Kashmir would undoubtedly make you relieved! Which of these ten Kashmir tourist destinations most appeals to you, and have you been to any of them? Please let us know what you think.
