2. Gulmarg – The Winter Wonderland
A paradise for adventure lovers, Gulmarg is famous for its world-class skiing and the highest gondola ride in the world. In summer, the meadows bloom with vibrant flowers, making it a scenic retreat.
3. Pahalgam – The Valley of Shepherds
Pahalgam is a haven for nature lovers, offering mesmerizing views of pine forests and the Lidder River. It serves as the base camp for the Amarnath Yatra and is perfect for trekking, river rafting, and camping.
4. Sonmarg – The Meadow of Gold
Sonmarg is a gateway to Ladakh and is known for its stunning glaciers and picturesque landscapes. It is an excellent spot for trekking and pony rides to the famous Thajiwas Glacier.
5. Leh-Ladakh – The Land of High Passes
Though technically part of Ladakh, Leh is often included in Kashmir itineraries. It is famous for its monasteries, Pangong Lake, and challenging yet thrilling bike rides through high-altitude passes like Khardung La.