Day 1: Arrive - Srinagar

Meet and greet on arrival at Srinagar airport transfer to Pahalgam, ‘Valley of Shepherds’ (94 km/ 03 hrs). Enroute you will have an rare opportunity to visit the Saffron fields., Avantipura Ruins, Avantipura cricket bat factory. & Anantnag Sulpher Springs. Pampore:- Pampore is the centre of Kashmir's saffron industry. Highly prized for its flavoring and coloring properties, the rather expensive saffron is gathered from flowers.Enjoy the nature charm of the valley. Sangam is known for its strong local industry of cricket bat manufacturing. On your visit here you can see thousands of cricket bats displayed by the roadside. Avantipur, is known for two ruined Hindu temples. Both of the temples were constructed by King Avantivarman, between 855 and 883 AD. The larger of the two is dedicated to Vishnu and known as the Avantiswami Temple. A huge wall encloses the central shrine with four smaller shrines around the centre. Mattan Temple,Few kilometers ahead of Anantnag,a pond full of holy fishes is believed to be creations of Lord Shiva.The water of the pond changes colors’ which is considered good and bad according to the local belief. Reach Pahalgam check in to hotel.After fresh n up visit by pony ride Kahmir valley Baisaran,Dabban & waterfall.Baisaran (3km)is an exciting place for tourists,where a stream flow through the meadows and pine trees.Visitors can either trek of enjoy a horse ride from the market area. Returb back for dinner & Over night stay in Hotel in Pahalgam..

Day 2 : Pahalgam - Aru - Chandan Vadi - Betab Valley - Pahalgam

After breakfast you will visit Conifer spread mountains, snow covered peaks with golden sun rays against the blue sky, and the shaded valley of the Lidder river form the identity of Aru. A popular hill station in the trans-Himalayan region, Aru is basically a vast grassland that is surrounded by a narrow valley or ravine on one side. The blooming nature amidst cool climate makes the still and serene Aru one of the most beautiful hill resort of Kashmir. Like all other hilly areas of J&K, Aru also offers you a wonderful view of water reserviors and mountains. In Aru, the most beautiful part lies with the small village houses made of wood and stone. Aru is the perfect destination to take a break form the pollution, dust and stress of city life at an altitude of 2708 metres situated 15-km from Pahalgam, Chandanwari is the starting point of the Amarnath Yatra, which takes place every year in the month of Sawan (Rain). It is famous for snowsledging on a snow bridge.At Chandanwari, the Sheeshnag river is captivating with its sheer force and clear waters. You can get an opportunity to do sledge riding and get up to some heights, upto the fifth point which is also a route that yatris take to reach the Amarnath Cave. "Snow fights" is what people generally indulge in here before they sledge back down. Many prefer to sip a cup of tea of snack at the near by dhabas. “Betaab Valley”(4 km) is the place where the famous movie Betaab was shot.Ponies can be hired to his stream and forest bound by many popular trees.On the way to Chandanwari from Pahalgam is an idyllic spot for a picnic. Filmgoers will recognize it instantly as it has been the location of several movie scenes.In evening return back to Pahalgam for night stay and dinner…

Day 3 : Pahalgam - Kokarnag – Achabal - Pahalgam

After breakfast visit Achabal, 8 km from Anantnag is famous for its Mughal gardens was begun by Nur Jahan and completed by Jahan Ara, daughter of Shah Jahan, in 1640. It's one of the most carefully designed of the Kashmir gardens with water from a copious springs flowing in the garden in three stone lined canals, over three terraces and three cascades, with several fountains in the main canal.There are three pavilions on the upper terrace, shaded by Chinar Trees. Situated at a height of 2,020 m, Kokernag is approximately 70 km from the district of Srinagar. Blooming gardens surround this spring, which bubbles at seven places at the foot of the forested mountain. The water of Kokernag in Kashmir is believed to have medicinal and digestive properties. And because of these properties only, the spring is also known as Papashudan Nag or the sin-cleansing spring. There is also a botanical garden and a rose garden near Kokernag, overflowing with fragrances of flowers and shrubs.Kokarnag is also the largest fresh water spring of the Kashmir valley. The word Kokernag is a combination of the two words, Koker meaning 'fowl' and Nag meaning 'serpent'. Kokernag is a collection of many small springs and collectively, they all look like the claw foot of a Koker (cock). And the flowing stream resembles a moving serpent. Hence, the name "Kokernag". The spring of Kokernag comprise of 300 canals, 129 canals for garden purposes and 171 canals for forest area.Return back to Pahalgam for dinner & night stay.

Day 4: Depart - Srinagar

After breakfast transfer from Gulmarg to Airport With sweet memory of you trip to get onword destination flight.

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