FAQs

Travel conditions can change, so check the latest advisory from the Indian government and your own country, and the Jammu and Kashmir Tourism department, before you book. Tourism is a major part of the local economy and visitors travel to Kashmir throughout the year. Call us for the current situation on the specific route and season you have in mind – we will tell you plainly what we know.

In Kashmir, there are a sizable number of tourist attractions, both well-known and unexplored. In Kashmir, Srinagar, Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and Pahalgam are the most visited locations. However, there are also some lovely yet untouched spots such as Krishnasar Lake, Aru Village, Kokernag, Verinag, Lolab valley and the list is goes on.

A significant number of stunning fresh water lakes at high altitudes may be found in Kashmir. Dal Lake, Nagin Lake, Wular Lake, Manasbal Lake, Krishnasar Lake, Sruinsar Lake, Pangong Lake, Tso Moriri Lake, Tso Kar Lake, Gangabal Lake, etc. are some of the well-known lakes in the valley.

Typically, snowfall begins towards the end of November and lasts into March. In Sonmarg, where snow lingers all year long, tourists may still see snow.

The month of April (spring season) is the best time to visit tulip garden when flowers are in full bloom.

Yes. A Vande Bharat service has connected Katra and Srinagar since June 2025, and the service was extended to Jammu Tawi on 30 April 2026, with regular operation from 2 May 2026. Timetables, operating days and fares can change, so check Indian Railways (IRCTC) before you travel. We can also arrange a private cab from Jammu or Katra to Srinagar.

There are currently two main alternatives. The first choice is to rent a shared vehicle from Jammu Station; this would run you around Rs. 700-800 per person. The second main choice is to hire a private automobile or cab, which would cost between Rs 3500 and Rs 5500 per person.

There are 300 kilometres between Jammu Tawi and Srinagar that may be travelled by car, and you'll enjoy seeing all the amazing places along the way. What would you say about the drive from Jammu to Srinagar is like?

T-shirts and shorts are OK to wear throughout the day, but when nighttime approaches, the temperature swiftly drops and it gets very chilly. A jacket and pullover are required. You need thick woollen clothing if you decide to hike beyond 4000 metres above sea level. In June and July, it can rain or snow, thus one has to wear raincoats and windbreakers throughout these months. Bring a pair of waterproof shoes if you plan to hike. Back to Home