A private home nestled in the crown jewel of the Himalayas. Dal Lake at your doorstep, ancient chinar trees above, and the eternal beauty of Kashmir all around.
A lovingly curated heritage-inspired home in the heart of Srinagar, offering authentic Kashmiri hospitality with every modern comfort.
A stunning 4-bedroom Kashmiri-style house with hand-carved walnut woodwork, traditional papier-mâché décor, and panoramic views of the Himalayas. Wake up to the sound of Dal Lake, enjoy saffron-infused kahwa in the carved verandah, and fall asleep under a blanket of stars.
Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu & Kashmir, is one of India's most breathtaking cities. Sitting at 1,585 metres in the Kashmir Valley, it offers a rare blend of Mughal grandeur, Himalayan drama, and timeless Kashmiri culture.
Glide across the iconic Dal Lake on a hand-carved shikara. Visit the floating vegetable markets at dawn, stay on a traditional houseboat, and watch sunset paint the mountains gold.
Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi — three spectacular Mughal gardens of tiered terraces, fountains, and chinar trees, built by emperors for their beloved queens.
Perched 1,000 ft above the city on Takht-e-Suleiman hill, this ancient Shiva temple offers the most panoramic view of Srinagar, Dal Lake, and the encircling Himalayas.
The most revered Islamic shrine in Kashmir, its pristine white marble dome reflecting in the waters of Dal Lake. A sacred and serene space of great spiritual significance.
Wander Srinagar's historic heart — pick up pashmina shawls, hand-knotted carpets, saffron, walnut wood carvings, and papier-mâché crafts in the bustling old bazaars.
Asia's largest tulip garden bursts into 1.5 million blooms every spring (March–April) on the slopes of Zabarwan Hills, with the Dal Lake as a dreamy backdrop.
From alpine meadows to lush valleys, Kashmir's districts offer wildly different experiences. We help you discover them all.
At 2,650 m, Gulmarg is India's premier ski resort and the world's second highest Gondola cable car. In summer it's a golf paradise; in winter, a snow wonderland drawing skiers from around the globe.
Rising to 4,268 m, Apharwat is reached by the Phase 2 Gondola. The summit offers breathtaking Himalayan panoramas and a chance to walk on snow even in midsummer.
A stunning glacial lake nestled in the Apharwat range at 3,910 m. Frozen from November to May, it's a popular trekking destination from Gulmarg's Gondola top.
Set along the Lidder River at 2,130 m, Pahalgam is the gateway to the Amarnath Yatra and offers pristine meadows, dense pine forests, and some of Kashmir's finest trout fishing spots.
Named after the Bollywood film shot here, this lush green valley with crystal Lidder River running through it is one of Kashmir's most photogenic landscapes.
A pristine alpine village at 2,414 m serving as base camp for treks to Kolahoi Glacier and Tarsar Lake. Wooden Gujjar huts, wildflower meadows, and mountain ponies complete the picture.
At 2,740 m, Sonamarg is the 'gateway to Ladakh', blanketed by wildflowers in summer and deep snow in winter. The Thajiwas Glacier is just a short walk away.
Twin alpine gems accessible on the Great Lakes Trek — Vishansar and Krishansar reflect the sky in jewel-like perfection, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and wildflower meadows.
A short 3 km trek or pony ride from Sonamarg brings you to this spectacular glacier — one of the few places in the world where you can touch a Himalayan glacier without technical climbing.
Often called 'Paradise on Earth', this lush valley remains almost entirely off the tourist trail. Dense forests, crystal streams, apple orchards, and centuries-old deodar trees await.
One of Kashmir's most remote and beautiful valleys — vast undulating meadows dotted with nomadic Gujjar camps, wild horses, and some of the finest angling rivers in the region.
From the heights of Karnah, you can see the Neelum Valley of Pakistan-administered Kashmir across the Line of Control — a unique and moving geo-political landscape experience.
The source of the mighty Jhelum river — an octagonal pool of crystal-clear spring water set within a Mughal garden built by Emperor Jahangir. Hauntingly beautiful and little-visited.
A magnificent 8th-century Hindu temple ruin dedicated to the sun god, built by King Lalitaditya. Standing on a high plateau with Himalayan views, it is Kashmir's most important archaeological site.
Asia's largest spring garden, fed by sulphurous and fresh water springs, with a trout hatchery, botanical garden, and a tranquil ambience that makes it perfect for a lazy afternoon.
One of Asia's largest freshwater lakes, Wular is a vital wetland ecosystem supporting thousands of migratory birds and local fishing communities. Boat rides offer superb birdwatching.
The Uri belt along the Jhelum offers dramatic gorge scenery, a famous hydroelectric dam, and some excellent angling spots. The apple orchards here produce some of Kashmir's finest fruit.
Ancient Buddhist and Hindu heritage sites, apple and walnut orchards, and the serene banks of the Jhelum make this sub-district a quiet alternative to Srinagar's bustle.
A serene alpine meadow at 2,400 m surrounded by fir and pine forests. Far less crowded than Gulmarg, Yusmarg offers pony rides, wildflower walks, and the enchanting Doodhpathri stream.
Named for its milky white streams, this breathtaking valley at 2,730 m offers camping, trout fishing, pony rides, and some of the most authentic rural Kashmiri experiences away from the tourist trail.
The revered dargah of Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Noorani, the patron saint of Kashmir. The surrounding pine forests, mountain backdrop, and Sufi atmosphere create a profoundly moving experience.
Kashmir's trails lead through meadows ablaze with wildflowers, past glaciers older than memory, to lakes that mirror infinite sky.
From gentle meadow walks to multi-day Himalayan epics — we arrange guides, ponies, camping gear, and permits.
Kashmir's most iconic trek — a high-altitude circuit through seven alpine lakes including Vishansar, Krishansar, Gangabal, and Nundkol. Voted among the world's most beautiful treks.
Starting from Aru Valley near Pahalgam, this stunning trek features twin glacier lakes — Tarsar and Marsar — set in a vast amphitheatre of glaciated peaks.
From Aru, trek up the Lidder Valley to the base of Kolahoi, Kashmir's highest peak (5,425 m). Past roaring rivers, shepherd camps, and wildflower-filled meadows.
A challenging but deeply rewarding circuit from the ancient ruins of Naranag temple through the Wangath Nala to twin lakes Gangabal and Nundkol at the foot of Harmukh peak.
A gentle walk through pine forests and wildflower meadows above Yusmarg, ideal for families and first-time trekkers. Rewards with sweeping Pir Panjal mountain views.
A remote and spectacular trans-Himalayan crossing from the Kashmir Valley over Sinthan Pass into the wild Kishtwar region, through virtually untouched wilderness and traditional Gujjar villages.
Kashmir's pristine rivers and streams are among Asia's finest trout fishing destinations. The Lidder, Sindh, Dachigam, and Bringi rivers teem with Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Regulated by J&K Fisheries, angling here is a deeply satisfying experience combining fly-fishing with spectacular Himalayan scenery.
Kashmir's most famous angling river — fast flowing, crystal clear, running through pine forests with Himalayan backdrops. Prime stretch: Pahalgam to Aru. Brown and Rainbow Trout abundant.
Flowing from glaciers through Sonamarg, the Sindh is one of Kashmir's most productive trout rivers. Its cold, clear waters and dramatic glacier-peak setting make every fishing trip memorable.
A secretive, little-fished stream near Kokernag famous for large Brown Trout. The clear, cold water flows through a pristine valley — a reward for those willing to venture off the beaten path.
Remote and little-known angling paradise in Kupwara district. Multiple pristine streams converge through the vast Bangus meadows — arguably the finest wild trout fishing in all of Kashmir.
The white milky streams of Doodhpathri in Budgam district are surprisingly productive for Snow Trout and Rainbow Trout. Combine angling with camping in this idyllic offbeat valley.
The Kokernag Government Trout Hatchery is one of India's largest. The spring-fed streams around Kokernag garden offer relaxed, accessible angling in a beautiful garden setting.
Beyond the landscapes, Kashmir's culture, cuisine, and crafts are equally extraordinary. We curate authentic local experiences for our guests.
A ceremonial multi-course Kashmiri banquet cooked over wood fire — Rogan Josh, Yakhni, Gushtaba, and Dum Aloo — prepared by our master Waza (cook). An unforgettable cultural experience.
Spend a day with a master craftsman learning hand-knotted carpet weaving, papier-mâché painting, pashmina sorting, or crewel embroidery — Kashmir's extraordinary living craft traditions.
Before dawn, glide through the misty channels of Dal Lake to the floating vegetable market where Kashmiri farmers sell produce from their boats — a 300-year-old tradition unchanged by time.
An intimate evening of Kashmiri Sufiana music — santoor, sarangi, and vocals — performed in the courtyard of our home under chinar trees, with saffron kahwa and traditional sweets.
Guided photo walks to Srinagar's most photogenic locations — old city lanes, lakeside at golden hour, autumn chinars, snow-dusted gardens — with a local photographer-guide.
Visit the world-famous saffron fields of Pampore (best in October during bloom) and the spice bazaars of Srinagar. Learn how the world's most expensive spice is hand-harvested at dawn.
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The Chinar Villa, Naseem Bagh Road,
Dal Lake Shoreline, Srinagar — 190006,
Jammu & Kashmir, India
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