In the morning drive to Gulmarg, the meadow of flowers. The route from Srinagar to Gulmarg is fascinating.  You will be mesmerized by its beauty. Gulmarg is famous all over the world for skiing and snowboarding. During the British Raj, Gulmarg hosted the Britishers and Europeans and as such they created a European hill resort and named it Gulmarg. In Gulmarg you would be able to find European surroundings and an 18-hole Golf Course and enjoy gondola cable car for appahrwhat and Kongdoori.(AT YOUR OWN COST YOU CAN BOOK GONDOLA TICKETS ONLINE) (ALL ACTIVITIES AT OWN EXPENSE) Overnight stay at Hotel in Gulmarg.

After Breakfast proceed towards Pahalgam the 'valley of shepherds' which is situated at the confluence of the streams flowing from river Lidder and Sheeshnag Lake. En route visit the Awantipora ruins, an 1100 year old temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu and built by King Awantivarman. On arrival into Pahalgam enjoy the surrounding beauty or walk to a small village set in pine and fir forest is pleasing and offers a good view .Overnight stay at hotel in Pahalgam.

After Breakfast Proceed for Valley Visit Aru, Betaab Chandanwari Valley by union cab (at your own cost) After sightseeing around the mountain valley we will drive towards Spend your free time exploring the markets and roaming around. Overnight stay at houseboat in Srinagar.

Morning after breakfast bid farewell & then proceed towards the airport for your flight home, carrying along with the memorable memories of KASHMIR spent with us.

1. Why are Chinar Trees so important in Kashmir in the Autumn season?

The Chinar Trees add much beauty to Kashmir in the autumn season when their leaves acquire colors of red, copper, and gold.

2. Which Mughal Gardens shall I see during my sightseeing in Srinagar?

You will have an opportunity to see several Mughal Gardens, which include Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, Bagh-e-Gul-e-Dawood and Chashme Shahi.

3. Which traditional Kashmiri dishes shall I taste during my autumn holiday in Kashmir?

Some traditional dishes that you should definitely try include Rogan Josh, Dum Aloo, Nadru Yakhni, and Kashmiri Kahwa.

4. Is autumn a good season to do photography in Kashmir?

Yes, there are great chances for doing photography, especially near Dal Lake, Mughal Gardens, Srinagar's tree-lined streets, and the mountains of Gulmarg and Pahalgam.

5. What kind of souvenirs can I buy from the local markets of Srinagar?

Souvenirs available here are Kashmiri crafts, papier-mâché articles, pashmina shawls, woodwork made of walnut, saffron, and embroidered goods. Be careful about the genuineness of these products.

6. Do the famous gardens of Srinagar have colorful autumn foliage?

Certainly, there are many gardens that have colorful foliage in autumn, especially those areas having chinar trees. The color depends upon the weather conditions.

7. Am I able to experience Kashmiri culture in my short visit to Kashmir during the autumn season?

Yes, it is possible to experience Kashmiri culture through cuisine, traditional crafts, historical gardens, local markets, and interaction with local residents during your sightseeing.

8. What do I need to be aware of regarding autumn leaf viewing in Kashmir?

Fall colors generally appear slowly throughout September and November depending on the locality, temperatures, and weather conditions. There is no guarantee of peak dates for fall leaves.

9. Is it worth visiting local markets in Srinagar during my autumn visit to Kashmir?

Yes, it is worth visiting places like Lal Chowk and other traditional marketplaces near the old city for experiencing Kashmiri crafts, textiles, dry fruits, etc.

10.How do I book the Kashmir Autumn Tour Package of 4 Nights and 5 Days?

Your package booking can be done at Brown Chinar Kashmir Tours and Travels through +91 6005039532  or enquiry@brownchinarkashmir.com Just let us know about your travel dates and number of people traveling, and we will send you an itinerary and quote accordingly.