Kashmir Tour

Situated in the northern part as the crown of India, the vale of Kashmir is one of the most beautiful regions of India. The state is ancient and has a history of around 4,000 years. The state became the part of India in 1948, but with a special status under article 370 of the Indian constitution. It is bordered by Pakistan, China and Afghanistan from West to East. Called the ‘Switzerland of India’, the brilliance of its snow-capped mountains, the tranquility of its silver lakes, a romantic journey on its houseboats and the splendour of its gardens hail the nature lovers from all over the world.

Tourism in Kashmir
Another amusement of Kashmir is its weather. Though it is a small state, the climate differs from one region to another. The climate of Jammu region is tropical while Ladakh and Srinagar are chilling. The best season to visit Kashmir is April to June for Kashmir Valley and October to March for Jammu. Besides natural splendour, there are many religious sites and other monuments to be seen in and around the valley. Because of infiltration and terrorism, tourism in Kashmir faced a major blow since 1988, but now the condition is improving very fast. Once again Kashmir can be seen bustling with tourists.
Come to be with the exquisite paradise on earth--Kashmir. The marvelous vacation with Indian holiday at the enchanting vale of Kashmir will leave you with unforgettable memories of a rendezvous with eternal beauty.


Kashmir, the paradise on earth, is an extravagantly beautiful land worth visiting and cherishing. The beauty of Kashmir engulfs its visitors and remains in their heart forever. Two major Himalayan ranges, the great Himalayas and Pir Panjal, surround the landscape from north and south.
Places to see in and around Kashmir
The capital city of Srinagar is the most famous tourist destination in the state. Dal Lake, Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, and Chashme Shahi and many other tourist spots allure the tourists to this magical land.

Jammu, the city of temples, is the winter capital of the state. Mostly, the pilgrims come to Jammu for the darshan of holy shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi, which is quite close by. Temple of Maha Kali or Bahu Mata, the dargah of Peer Budhan Ali Shah, Raghunath Temple, Gauri Kund Temple, Shudh Mahadev Temple, Shiva Temple, Peer Khoh Cave Temple, Ranbireshwar Temple, and the Parmandal Temple are the famous religious sites of the city.
Sheesh Mahal, the once royal residence of the Dogra kings and Amar Mahal Palace and Museum, a beautiful palace of red sandstone, which was once the residential palace of Raja Amar Singh, are the two stunning monuments of Jammu.

Patnitop, near the Vaishno Devi Temple, is the fastest developing hill station and a good place to enjoy nature at its best. Leh and Ladakh are the abode of minority Buddhist community in the state. The major points of attraction are the Leh Palace, Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, Sankar Gompa, Shanti Stupa, and Soma Gompa.

All set for a memorable holiday in Kashmir? Take a break from your boring routine life and come running in the embrace of Kashmir, an invaluable treasure.