The Kashmir Honeymoon Tour Package begins from Srinagar, the summer capital of the state nestled serenely on the banks of Jhelum, famous for its countless houseboats floating on the surrounding turquoise waters. A stay in a houseboat is just one of many authentic Kashmiri experiences you’ll check off your bucket list, followed by a tour of Srinagar to visit the pristine Mughal Gardens. Nishat Bagh, one of the most important Mughal gardens in Srinagar, due to its location near Dal Lake, with the Pir Panjal mountain range in the background, will leave you speechless. On the other hand, Shalimar Bagh is an unusual coastal garden known as the crown of Srinagar.

It is believed that the garden was built by Shah Jahan for his wife Nur Jahan because the king wanted to please his queen. On this summer trip to Kashmir, you will also treat yourself to a Shikara trek, which is the most surreal experience the valley has to offer. Floating on the calm waters of Dal Lake under the clear blue sky will give you a sense of serenity that we bet you can’t feel anywhere else. 

During this Honeymoon Package, we will slowly explore all the different nuances of the valley. So we will visit the pearl of Kashmir, Gulmarg, a hill station famous for its ivory-clad mountains and ski slopes. Gulmarg essentially means flower meadows and vast greenery in summer, decorated with blooming flowers, making the town come alive as its name suggests.

The best thing about Gulmarg is that it gives visitors a chance to be a part of the iconic Gondola, which is the second highest cable car in the world and takes you to Kongdoori Mountain. Guests can also enjoy many other activities such as mountain biking and horseback riding in the meadows. The next destination of the Kashmir Honeymoon Tour Packageis Pahalgam, which attracts tourists from all over the world thanks to its flower-filled meadows and clear rivers.

Pahalgam’s picturesque beauty has earned it the title of sacred gem of the Lidder Valley. Pahalgam also has spiritual significance as it is associated with the annual pilgrimage to Amarnath. The city has many gems and we explore them on our tour of Pahalgam in this Kashmir travel itinerary starting from the Aru Valley. Aru is a picturesque village where peace and beauty permeate every corner. Nestled on the banks of the Aru River, the Aru Grasslands have an altogether different beauty and with over 20 lakes and high peaks in its birthplace, the valley has something to offer with every step you take. 

On the other hand, Betaab Valley, originally known as Hajan Valley, is a famous destination that became famous in popular culture after being featured in the movie Betaab, hence the name. Nestled in the heart of the two Himalayan ranges of Pir Panjal and Zanskar respectively, the vast expanse of grass contrasts with the majestic mountains providing a breathtaking view. Finally, Chandanwadi holds immense spiritual importance as it is the starting point of the Shri Amarnath Yatra. Additionally, Chandanwadi is interesting tourist destination with the flowing Lidder river and majestic mountains overlooking the area. 

This is one of those places that is often overlooked by tourists but deserves a place in Kashmir travel itinerary due to its picturesque beauty and tranquility. A trekking trip to Kashmir is not complete without a visit to Sonamarg, also known as the golden meadows. The hill station is adorned with spring flowers, coniferous forests and grasslands that stretch like a carpet under your feet, giving Sonmarg its unparalleled beauty. Spectacular views, opportunities for hikers to explore off-the-beaten-path trails, and serene environment make Sonamarg a must-see. 

The Kashmir trekking trip ended by following us to Srinagar and left us with beautiful memories of the trip. Kashmir offers different color palettes in every season, from ivory to golden brown, and in summer you’ll see perhaps the most underrated shade of Kashmir, jade green with touches of the Rainbow scattered at every distance, which is why the best time to travel to Kashmir in summer is from May to August. During these months, a trip to Kashmir will give you a sense of water summer and fall tides and you won’t be able to decide which you like better.