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Hey, Places to visit in Jammu and Kashmir : 1) Kashmir : 5 Days budget itinerary of Kashmir : Day0: Arrive in Jammu and take a sharing jeep to Srinagar ( 10 hours- Rs 500). Or you can take a cab to Banihal ( Rs400 ) then from Banihal take a train to Srinagar ( 1.5 hours- Rs20) Day1: Local sightseeing of Srinagar - Dal Lake, Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, Betaab Valley and old Srinagar city. The distance of gardens is 15km from the main city Day2 : Srinagar-> Sonmarg-> Srinagar. Spend at least one night at Shikara houseboat in Dal lake of Srinagar Day3: Sringar-> Gulmarg ( 3hours - 56KM).Visit Tangmarg town on the way to Gulmarg. Do activities like Gondola cable car, Ski and horse ride in Gulmarg Day4: Gulmarg-> Pahalgam ( 5 hours - 150KM). Visit Saffron fields of Pampora, Awantipura ruins and Bijbehara village on the way to Pahalgam. Spend the night at Pahalgam Day5: Pahalgam to Srinagar Pack winter clothes like jackets, woollen socks, woollen cap, gloves, moisturizer, first aid kit etc. 2) Ladakh : You can visit Leh via road only from June to October as in the rest of the month's road get blocked due to snowfall. Ladakh trip cost : 1) Via Road in June to October (the only time when roads remain open ) a)Bike on Rent from Delhi: It will cost you total 20k per person if you go with your friend on a single bike. b) Sharing Jeep from Manali: it will cost you approx 18k per person. 2)Via Air in rest of the months It will depend on air tickets( normally 5k per person from Delhi). Then it will cost you a total 20k per person. This all is a rough idea of cost. So always keep +5k extra with you. You can also do a round trip from Delhi to Manali to Leh to Srinagar to Delhi : Day 1 &2 Delhi to Manali to Leh Day3 Local sightseeing - Hall of Fame, Shanti Stupa, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, Thikse monastery, Leh Palace Day4 Rafting In Zanskar river- Highest point for rafting in the world Day5&6&7 Khardung La pass, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso Day8 Leh to Srinagar Day9&10&11 Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam Day12 Srinagar to Jammu Day13 Jammu to Delhi Happy travelling!!!!!!
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Leh nubra valley
pangong lake
tso moriri lake
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Hey, Kashmir is a royal crown of India, which will leave you breathless by its beauty ... Don't forget the Open boat ride in Dal lake Don't forget to see the awesome view of Srinagar from Shankaracharya temple top ... Don't forget to go on a Gondola ride in Gulmarg ... Never miss Pahalgam also ... Here are links of my trip to Srinagar and Pahalgam and also Gulmarg ... https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tripoto.com/trip/glistening-snow-o-56b039d65f74b.amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tripoto.com/trip/gorgeous-gulmarg-and-a-picture-perfect-pahalgam-5a858e666ae3c.amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tripoto.com/trip/srinagar-the-royal-crown-of-india-5a83cdb775208.amp Happy Travelling!!!
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Hey This is Best Places you can travel in Jammu and Kashmir 1- Dal Lake 2- Pangong Tso Lake 3- Leh Ladakh 4- Vaishno Devi 5- Gulmarg Happy Travelling
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Hi, You can check the best places to visit in Jammu and Kashmir here: https://www.tripoto.com/places-to-visit/in-jammu-and-kashmir
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1. Dalgate to Shalimar - around few kilmeters one day and evening enough to cover all - lake views, shikaras ride, local and mughal gardens, char chinar, challi point, etc. 2. Gulmarg - 1 day and night stay - gandola chair lift ride to Afarwat hills 3. Sonmarg - 1 day - glacier visit 4. Pahalgam - 1 day - roam around the area to find the nature and water areas 5. Ladakh - 2 to 3 days (1 day travel from Srinagar to Ladakh via Kargil) - hills and pangiun lake Have a safe journey!
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HI, Kashmir is one of the most beautiful places in India.
You can visit below places:
1) Jammu, vaishno devi
2) Sri Nagar
3) Leh Ladakh
4) Gulmarg
5) Sonmarg
6) Dal Lake Happy Travelling! Thanks,
Yasmin
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Dear fellow traveler checkout the link below. This will help you out.
https://traveltriangle.com/blog/places-to-visit-in-kashmir/
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Hey there, fellow traveler and temple enthusiast! I couldn't help but notice your curiosity about the captivating temples in Jammu and Kashmir. Let me tell you, it's not just about the breathtaking landscapes; it's about a spiritual journey that touches the soul. Speaking from my own travels, I once found myself amidst the majestic Himalayas, exploring the Raghunath Temple – a mesmerizing blend of Mughal and Sikh architecture. The serenity there was truly palpable, and it instantly transported me to a different realm. And don't even get me started on the Vaishno Devi Temple! The arduous trek to the temple was like a quest for enlightenment. The faith and energy emanating from the devotees were infectious, making it an experience of a lifetime. But here's the thing, my friend, there's so much more to discover. I don't want to spoil the surprise, but let's just say that the Sun Temple is a masterpiece that words can't do justice. So, if you're up for an adventure that goes beyond mere sightseeing, I strongly recommend you check out the full article: https://shorturl.at/kpuJ4. Trust me, it's worth it! Happy travels and spiritual exploration!
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