Today you embark on a full day excursion to the picturesque 'meadow of gold’ Sonamarg. Sonamarg is the last stop of Kashmir district. From here starts the territory of Ladakh. Situated at an altitude of 2743 mt above sea level. The fast flowing Sindh River makes it popular for trout and masher fishing in summer. You can opt for a pony ride to one of the glaciers for some fun in snow and ice (by your own payment). We will drive back to Srinagar and transfer to the hotel for overnight stay.

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 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 for most of the day .Overnight stay at Hotel in Pahalgam.

After breakfast, do the rest of the sightseeing in Pahalgam After that we will drive towards Srinagar on reaching Srinagar Spend your free time exploring the markets and roaming around also take a romantic shikara ride into the Famous Dal Lake. 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. How many days will be sufficient to visit Kashmir with family members?

Six days and nights will be adequate to visit Srinagar, Sonamarg, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam.

2. Explain the distinction between Srinagar, Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and Pahalgam?

Srinagar is famous for Dal lake and Mughal gardens; Gulmarg for meadows and Gondola, Sonamarg for magnificent mountains, and Pahalgam for rivers, pine forests, and valleys.

3. Will it be possible to see orchards of apples while visiting Kashmir with family?

Yes, it is possible to see orchards of apples while visiting Srinagar, Pahalgam, and other areas of Kashmir. August to October is the season of harvesting apples.

4. What are some of the handicrafts and souvenirs that are known in Kashmir?

Some of the popular souvenirs include Pashmina Shawls, items made out of paper-mache, wooden carvings of walnut wood, carpet weaving and the art of Kashmiri embroidery.

5. Are the roads to Kashmir's various tourist destinations open all year round?

Not necessarily. The weather and conditions such as snow, rains and landslides may impact accessibility, especially to places like Sonamarg and Gulmarg.

6. What are some cultural experiences that families can have in Kashmir?

Families can visit some of the traditional architecture and markets in Kashmir as well as learn about their traditional art of weaving and embroidery.

7. Is the vegetarian cuisine readily accessible in Kashmir?

Yes, the vegetarian food is available in various hotels and restaurants in Srinagar and major tourism spots. The families having special dietary requirements must let their hotels or tour guides know in advance.

8. Do families need to be aware of any information while visiting Kashmir during Ramadan or festivals?

During Ramadan and some festivals, there can be a difference in the opening timings and other routines. It is advisable to make plans in advance and follow the local customs.

9. Are families able to visit Kashmir in autumn?

Yes, the autumn season, especially from September to November, provides colourful leaves of Chinars and scenic beauty. The temperature starts to drop with the approaching winters.

10. How do I make arrangements for my Kashmir family tour through Brown Chinar Kashmir Tour and Travels?

I can reach out to Brown Chinar Kashmir Tour and Travels via phone +91 6005039532  or email at enquiry@brownchinarkashmir.com. Provide your travel dates and number of people along with their accommodation preference to get an estimate for your 6 Nights and 7 Days family tour.