Top Jammu and Kashmir Winter Sports

Five-day tour of Gulmarg with skiing on one of the best sloops in the world. There will be classes for beginners as well as novices and the experts can spend as much time as they want. Also, indulge in some sightseeing experience while you travel from Gulmarg to Afarwat via a cable car particularly known as Gondola.

Chadar Trek or the Frozen Zanskar River Trek. It is all white, snow all around the place, walk on the bed of ice. Just be there and you will realize all about the magic of nature. Its thrilling as well as chilling. Honestly Speaking, its a paradise for the trekkers and the humankind. Chadar in Hindi means 'a blanket'. During winters, large sections of the Zanskar River freezes to resemble a blanket of ice, thereby deriving the name. As heavy snowfall isolates a few desolate villages from the main habitation, the Chadar Trek remains the only way to reach these villages. Through much of the trek, steep canyons accompany you on both sides. Sometimes the canyon walls are the only support you have as you make your way across fast flowing icy cold river water. Thick snow covers much of the trail and at night, you camp in tents on ice or in ancient caves.

Our exclusive Kashmir tour activity promises an experience that transcends the ordinary, offering a perfect blend of natural wonders, cultural richness, and unforgettable moments. Scenic Splendor: Marvel at the breathtaking landscapes as you navigate through the verdant valleys, pristine lakes, and snow-capped mountains. Shikara Ride on Dal Lake: Immerse yourself in the unique experience of a Shikara ride on Dal Lake. Houseboat Stay: Indulge in the charm of a houseboat stay on Dal Lake or Nigeen Lake. Gulmarg - Winter Wonderland: Experience the thrill of winter sports in Gulmarg, known for its pristine slopes and world-class skiing opportunities. Mughal Gardens: Wander through the meticulously manicured Mughal Gardens, like Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh. Pahalgam - Valley of Shepherds: Explore the meadows of Pahalgam, often referred to as the 'Valley of Shepherds.' From horseback rides to strolls along the Lidder River.