Friday, March 31, 2023

Tour to Mahableshwar (MH- India)

 

Tour to Mahableshwar (MH- India)

Mahabaleshwar is a hill station in India's forested Western Ghats range.  It features several elevated viewing points, such as Arthur’s Seat. West of here is centuries-old Pratapgad Fort, perched atop a mountain spur. East, Lingmala Waterfall tumbles off a sheer cliff. Colorful boats dot Venna Lake and many more

Mahabaleshwar is famous for its Strawberry. Also Mahabaleshwar, essentials include farm fresh strawberries and raspberries that the town is known for. Also you can take home jellies, honey, jams and more.

The ideal time to visit Mahabaleshwar is in the months of December to February which is the winter season. The temperature varies from 10 to 25 degrees and is the best time for enjoying mountain trekking, scenic beauty and amazing indoor and outdoor activities. During the monsoon (July – September) Mahabaleshwar experiences heavy rainfall and hence is not suitable for outdoor activities even though the view is very scenic. In summer months (March-June), the town gets warm and it is a good time for outdoor adventures.

Mahabaleshwar-Panchgani Main Road, it is 2 km away from the main market of Mahabaleshwar.

By Air : Mahabaleshwar does not have an airport of its own. The nearest airport is Pune which is 120 kilometers away from the city. A taxi or a bus from the airport can help to reach Mahabaleshwar.

 By Train :The nearest and most accessible rail head near Mahabaleshwar is Pune. Once can hire a taxi or bus from the station in order to reach Mahabaleshwar.

By Bus : There are several buses plying from Mumbai and Pune which will take you to Mahabaleshwar. The journey is of about 6 hours from Mumbai.









1.     Venna Lake

2.     Wilson Point

3.     Arthur’s Seat

4.     Pratapgad Fort

5.     Lingmala Waterfall

6.     Mapro Garden

7.     Panchgani

8.     Mahabaleshwar Temple

9.     Connaught Peak

10.    Elephant’s Head Point

11.    Bombay Point

12.    Dhobi Waterfall

13.    Sydney Point

14.    Rajpuri Caves

15.    Helen’s Point

 




Tour to Livermore city (CA, USA)

 

Tour to Livermore city (CA, USA)

Livermore is a city in Alameda County, California.  Livermore is the most populous city in the Tri-Valley, giving its name to the Livermore Valley. It is located on the eastern edge of California's San Francisco Bay Area.   Livermore is California's oldest wine region, framed by award-winning wineries, farm lands.

The median home price in Livermore is $950,000 with a median price per sqft of $749. The cost of living index for housing estimates the cost of housing in Livermore to be 226.8% of the national average. This makes it one of the most expensive cities in the US.





San Francisco Premium Outlets

Del Valle Regional Park


Tour to Yosemite & Lake Tahoe -ready

Yosemite National Park and Lake Tahoe (CA, USA)








Yosemite National Park
Thanks to a lengthy history of protection, Yosemite National Park's magnificent natural and cultural features have been maintained over time. The conservation principles and regulations taken from Yosemite National Park played a significant role in the development of the national park idea. Galen Clark and others lobbied for President Abraham Lincoln to approve the Yosemite Grant in 1864 in order to stop development in the Yosemite Valley.


John Muir's successful push to establish a larger national park that would encompass not only Yosemite Valley but also the surrounding mountains and woods made it possible for the United States to establish its national park system. These initiatives led to Yosemite National Park's designation by Congress in 1890. The Mariposa Grove of Big Trees and Yosemite Valley, however, were left under state administration by this statute. 

Situated on the central western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain range in east-central California, Yosemite National Park spans 747,956 acres.  Yosemite, which is well-known across the world for its magnificent granite cliffs, waterfalls, glistening streams, massive sequoia forests, and ecological diversity, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.  More than 94% of the park is designated as wilderness, and 135 miles of the Tuolumne and Merced Rivers are part of the national wild and beautiful rivers system.

With one of the largest and least fragmented habitat blocks in the Sierra Nevada, Yosemite is home to a diverse range of plants and animals.  The park's roughly 11,000 feet of vertical gradient supports five major vegetation zones: alpine, subalpine zone, upper montane forest, lower montane forest, and chaparral/oak woodland.   Yosemite is home to more than 1,400 of California's 7,000 plant species.   The park provides suitable habitat for around 160 rare plants, many of which have a restricted distribution defined by unusual local geologic formations and unique soils.

The geology of the Yosemite region is defined by granitic rocks and the remnants of older materials. About 10 million years ago, the Sierra Nevada was tilted and raised, creating the more beautiful eastern slopes and the more mild western slopes. The uplift caused rivers and riverbeds to become steeper, resulting in the formation of deep, narrow canyons. About a million years ago, snow and ice accumulated at high elevations to form glaciers that moved down river basins. The thickness of the ice in the Yosemite Valley may have reached 4,000 feet during the early glacial episode. The downslope movement of the ice masses carved and carved the U-shaped valley that now attracts so many tourists with its stunning sights.

Over Yosemite's history, various populations thrived and left their mark. In the middle of the 1800s, European settlers arrived after the Ahwahneechee had lived there for many centuries. Due to the challenging terrain, only 650 early European explorers made the journey to Yosemite Valley by horseback or stage between the mid-1850s and the mid-1860s.
"The Incomparable Valley" gained international recognition thanks to the writers, artists, and photographers who coexisted with many of these early white settlers. The Yosemite Valley Railroad, which ran from Merced to El Portal by 1907, made the journey simpler and attracted more visitors.

The reasons why Yosemite National Park's resources and values are important enough to merit its designation as a national park unit are explained in statements of importance. The significance of a region, a nation, a system, and the entire planet is explained by statements of significance. These assertions are related to the park unit's goal and are supported by data, analysis, and consensus. Significance statements emphasize the park's distinctive features and serve as a guide for management decisions, with an emphasis on preserving the most important resources and values within the park unit.

Lake Tahoe 
Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada is 192 square miles in size and can go as deep as 1,646 feet. The lake is home to a number of introduced sport species, including Kokanee Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Lake Trout (Mackinaw), and, to a lesser extent, Bullhead Catfish, White and Black Crappie, and Largemouth Bass. Lahontan Cutthroat Trout (LCT) are rare, but they have been stocked on occasion. Mackerel, which usually ranges in length from 16 to 25 inches, is the most popular and often caught fish.

Rainbow trout, usually 10-14 inches in length, are the second most sought-after fish. The best months for boat fishing from shore, top-lining, or deep-lining are July and August, while fishing performance varies throughout the year. The highest catches occur in Cave Rock and Sand Harbor (Nevada State Parks), where small numbers of rainbow trout are stocked. Shore access is limited around most of the lake due to parking restrictions and private property. While jigging, live minnow fishing, and deep-line trolling are the most common ways to capture mackinaw, boaters find that top-line trolling is the most efficient way to catch rainbow and brown trout. 

There are numerous commercial guiding services available for sportsmen who do not have the advanced gear or fishing knowledge required to catch lake trout. The record fish include an 11-pound 7-ounce Rainbow Trout, a 4-pound 9-ounce Mountain Whitefish, a 37-pound 6-ounce Lake Trout (the state record), a 4-pound 13-ounce Kokanee Salmon, and a 15-pound 15-ounce Brown Trout.

In 2022, 4,509 rainbow trout were stocked in Lake Tahoe. These coldwater game fish are amenable to a range of baits, including flies, and can be targeted from land. The most popular fish harvested from the beach in Lake Tahoe are rainbow trout, which make up 16% of all fish caught by fishermen.
Brown and rainbow trout found naturally in Lake Tahoe can grow to impressive sizes. Fish drop down along the shoreline using a mix of spinners, bait (powerbait and live bait), and streamer/midge flies for the best chance of capturing one of these trout from a boat or shore.

In Lake Tahoe, trout can reach remarkably high sizes and consume a variety of resident fish, including crayfish, rainbow trout, brown trout, kokanee, Lahontan cutthroat trout, and other forage fish. Lake trout can put on up to thirty pounds due to their high-protein diet. Lake trout account for 50–70% of angler catches in Lake Tahoe since so many fishing boats and charters target this species.

Fishing from a boat with lures, trolled spinners, and jigging is the best method to catch a monster.   If you don't have a boat, you can target lake trout from shore or deep drop-off places in the early season using bait, lures, or flies.
Lake Tahoe is home to a variety of warmwater game species, such as bullhead catfish, bluegill, crappie, largemouth bass, and smallmouth bass.  These fish are usually found in marina areas, primarily the Tahoe Keys, where the water is shallow and warmer than the main lake, while some, particularly smallmouth bass, can be caught in the lake.  Fishing is best done from a boat because the Tahoe Keys are a private neighborhood with little public access. Anglers should respect private property, including docks.  For the best chance of capturing these fish, use topwater lures, spinnerbaits, crankbaits, or nightcrawlers in shallow, rocky areas along the coast.


Tour to San Jose city, San Francisco (CA, USA)

 

Tour to San Jose city, San Francisco (CA, USA)

Alcatraz Visit & Bay Cruise, Golden Gate Bridge 







Tour to Shimla & Manali (India)

 Tour to Shimla & Manali (India)











India's northern region include the state of Himachal Pradesh.  One of the eleven mountain states in the Western Himalayas, it is distinguished by its harsh terrain, which includes numerous peaks and vast river systems.  "Dev Bhoomi" is another name for the state.  Travelers from all over the world come to the Himalayas.  Both domestic and foreign tourists frequently visit hill stations including Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, Dalhousie, Chamba, Khajjiar, Kullu, and Kasauli.



1) 1st Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali :
On 1st Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali,  we proceeded to Shimla - known as the Queen of Hills, the spot is famous for its scenic beauty, colonial-era architecture and pleasant climate.  We also enjoy a stroll on the famous Mall road of Shimla and view Shimla Church, Scandal point, the Ridge etc.

Today’s Sightseeing:
Shimla Mall Road
Church
Scandal point
The Ridge

1) 2nd Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali :
On 2nd Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali, we proceed to Manali, en route we drive past Pandoh Dam and Scenic Kullu Valley. During our tea halt we visit Kullu Shawl factory.  The factory owner had arranged a demo of their manufacuring process of Kullu Shawl and their importantace in our day today life.   In the evening we arrived at Manali – gorgeous hill station located in the heart of snowy mountains. 

Today’s Sightseeing
Kullu Shawl Factory


1) 3rd Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali :
On 3rd Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali,  we drove in the Car, through the new tourist hotspot Atal Tunnel (Subject to Operation) – world's longest tunnel at an altitude of 10,040 feet. Later we proceed to Solang Valley – a splendid valley in Solang village offering magnificent views of the glaciers and snow-capped mountains. Here we enjoy a Ropeway ride and admire the Himalayan mountains. All of us with an adventurous spirit can experience thrilling activities like Paragliding, Biking, Trekking and Hiking at an additional cost.  We enjoyed a paragliding activities separately, the cost of which was incurred by individuals.

Today’s Sightseeing
Atal Tunnel (Subject to Operation)
Solang Valley


1) 4th Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali :
On 4th Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali, a spectacular drive will took us to Rohtang Road Snow Point. We have free time to play in the snow and click pictures to our heart’s content. Later we visit Hidimba Mandir – set amidst the snow-covered hills of Manali, this temple is a unique shrine dedicated to Hidimba Devi and Himalayan Nyinmapa Tibetan Buddhist Monastery – known for its architectural beauty. We then have free time for shopping. It was cautioned by the tour manager that Rohtang pass is situated at a high altitude, which may pose challenges for guests with certain health conditions. Furthermore, for minors, senior citizens, and guests with pre-existing medical conditions, they strongly recommended consulting with your doctor before planning your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
This Rohtang Pass is not accessible for almost 8 months in a year, as it is covered by snow. It generally visited the snow point on Rohtang road, which has been permitted by the Border Security Force.  While going to Rohtangpas, we hired Thermal wear or warm dresses, shoes, Cap etc., for protection of the climate.

Today’s Sightseeing:
Rohtang Road Snow Point
Hidimba Mandir
Tibetan Buddhist Monastery
Shopping at local market.

1) 5th Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali :
On 5th Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali, Today we proceeded to Chandigarh – the first planned city of India designed by renowned French architecture Le Corbusier. Upon arrival in Chandigarh, we check in to our hotel and left for the tourist places - Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, Sukhna Lake, Open Hand Monument, Le Corbusier Centre, Sector 17 Market.

Today’s Sightseeing:
Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, 
Sukhna Lake, 
Open Hand Monument


1) 6th Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali :
On 6th Day of the tour to  Shimla & Manali, we left in the morning for shorping in the local market and nearby Garden in Chandigarh city.  We had a Air flight in the evening to leave for our city.  We assembled for our scheduled group flight and proceed to the airport. The guests having their flight arrangement, to reach their destination, they were accordingly arranged and left.












Tour to Nainital & Mussoorie (India) --ready

 Tour to Nainital & Mussoorie (India)





The city of Nainital built up around Lake Naini, which is the source of its name.  Part of the Indian state of Kumaon, this hill area is a popular honeymoon resort with a legendary background.  It is hardly surprising that the area is referred to as the Lake District of India given its environment, which is littered with numerous lakes, including Tallital, Mallital, Sattal, and Bhimtal.  The mountains around Nainital are covered in a maze of picturesque trekking routes.

In the Dehradun District of the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand sits the hill station and municipal board known as Mussoorie.  It is roughly 290 kilometers north of New Delhi, the nation's capital, and 35 kilometers from Dehradun, the state capital.  The hill station is located in the Garhwal Himalayan range's foothills. Located in Uttarakhand's Nainital district, Jim Corbett National Park is a component of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve, a Project Tiger Reserve.  The tiger richness of Corbett's enchanted scenery has made it famous and legendary.  Originally created as Hailey National Park in 1936, Corbett boasts the distinction of being the oldest and most esteemed National Park in India.


1) 1st Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie :

On 1st Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie, we proceeded to Nainital - Commonly known as the Lake District of India.  We have a short Meet & Greet in the evening session and prior to the meeting, we enjoyed local site seeing and shoping.

2) 2nd Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie :

On 2nd Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie, we enjoyed a Cable car ride to experience snow view point which offers a panoramic view of the mighty Himalayas.  Followed by a visit to Nainadevi Temple – an ancient Hindu Temple and enjoy boating at Naini Lake. In the evening we experience Cycle Rickshaw Ride along the Naini Lake, followed by free time for shopping at Nainital’s beautiful Mall road.

3) 3rd Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie :

On 3rd  Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie,  we proceeded to Mussoorie – ‘Queen of Hills’. En route we visit Jim Corbett Museum at Kaladungi. Upon arrival we have free time to relax and enjoy the surroundings. 

Today’s Sightseeing:

Jim Corbett Museum

Daksin Museum

4) 4th Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie :

On 4th Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie, we enjoyed the beautiful Kempty Falls, which offers a mesmerizing panoramic view as the water falls from the mountains.  Later we enjoyed Ropeway Ride at Gun Hill point- a favourite place for viewing picturesque Himalayan range. At Gun Hill point, we took a photographs in a Pahadi outfit. In the evening we have some free time for shopping.  

Today’s Sightseeing:

Lakshman Zhulla

White Water Rafting

5) 5th Day of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie :

On 5tDay of the tour to Nainital Mussoorie, We also visited the many places including - Lal Tibba:- The highest point in Mussoorie, providing panoramic views of the Himalayan range.   Gun Hill:-  The second-highest peak in Mussoorie, accessible by a cable car ride, offering stunning views.  Cloud's End:- A secluded spot offering tranquility and beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Camel's Back Road:- A scenic stretch with unique rock formations resembling a camel's hump, ideal for walks and photography.

Explore Mussoorie's local landmarks and take a tour after breakfast.  See the well-known, tumbling Kempty Falls and the Gun hillside feature, which provides stunning views of the Doon Valley and the Himalayan peaks.  Shopping Center Road offers a great shopping experience.  It's free to play in the evening. Situated in the charming hill hamlet of Mussoorie, Kempty Falls is one of the biggest and most breathtaking waterfalls.  Many people flock here to experience the thrill of climbing to the top of the spotless falls and witnessing the tumbling waters.  The distance between Mussoorie and the Kempty Falls is 13 km.  The hike is filled with lush woodlands, terrace fields, and glistening waterways.

Kempty Falls

Lake Mist, 

Camel`s Back Road, 

Company Garden, 

Kulri Bazaar, 

Cable Car 


5) 6th Day of the return to Jolly Grant Airport (DED) in Dehradun:

On 5tDay of the tour to  Mussoorie, we travel by Cab to Jolly Grant Airport (DED) in Dehradun, for the flight to the respective airport.








Tour to Kashmir (India) - ready











 













  1. Nagin Lake
  2. Dal Lake
  3. Shankaracharya Hill
  4. Shikara Boat ride
  5. Indira Gandhi Tulip Garden
  6. Nishat Garden
  7. Shalimar Bagh
  8. Mughal Gardens
  9. Pari Mahal
  10. Manasbal lake
  11. Chame shahi Gardens
  12. Chandanwari
  13. Betaab valley
  14. Aru Valley


Our trip to Jammu and Kashmir was the most fulfilled and memorable journey.  It was arranged by Kesari Tours, and number of participants were 25 people.

Popularly known as the "Paradise on the Earth" the state is world famous for its scenic splendour, snow-capped mountains, plentiful wildlife, exquisite monuments, hospitable people and local handicraft.

Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh and all three have  immense potential for tourism from both domestic as well as international tourists. There are number of locations which are untapped and can be developed as major tourist destinations, having all the  natural as well as the cultural resources for attracting tourists. Some of the important natural resources  are excellent climate, beautiful lakes, locations for adventure sports, wild life, trout fish, natural and  manmade parks like Shalimar and Nishat of the Mughal period, flora and fauna, alpine forests, natural  waterfalls and streams etc. As for the cultural resources, the state has some of the most important  religious shrines of Hindus, historical monuments, plethora of local festivals, distinct cuisine,  craftsmanship skills for intricate and fine woodwork, woolens, carpets, textiles,  inlay  work, paper mache  etc.,  

Gulmarg is recognized as one of the top 10 Sky destinations of  the World. Host to many of Bollywood shootings of yesteryears, this place is attracting numerous tourists once again.  

It is mostly between October to December that areas like Sonamarg and Gulmarg start to receive heavy snowfall.  So you should have the following items or even you can hire :

  1. Thermal wears 
  2. Heavy windproof and warm Jacket.
  3. Woolen Cap to cover your head and neck and possibly face as well / Monkey Cap.
  4. Heavy Woolen Clothing.
  5. Umbrella and Jackets
  6. Woolen Socks.
  7. Warm & Waterproof Gloves.
  8. Shoes with good grip.
  9. Sunglasses
  10. Hand Gloves.

Due to popularity of cable ride in Gulmarg, advance booking of Gondola tickets is highly recommended. This ensures you have a reserved seat when boarding and avoids the disappointment of waiting in long lines or being turned down on the day of your visit.

Gondola cable car ride takes place in two Phases :

Phase I: from the Gulmarg resort to Kongdori Station (2600 m) in the bowl-shaped Kongdori Valley which takes 9 minutes to reach.

Phase II: from Kongdori Station to Kongdori Mountain (3747 m), the shoulder of Apharwat Peak which takes 12 minutes

After Phase-II, when you get down, you will get so many local people to persuade you and ask you to hire their services to reach at the top of Ice Area.  Old snow or ice is very slippery. be careful of accidental falling. 

Gulmarg is one of the most popular skiing destinations in Jammu and Kashmir. During winter, the whole region gets covered by a thick blanket of snow, making it an ideal spot for snow lovers and winter adventure activities. With the gondola ride, you can reach the perfect skiing slopes in the region and engage in thrilling winter adventures.  The Gulmarg Gondola remains operational throughout the year and is an ideal recreational activity at any given time, as long as the present weather conditions allow it. If you are not interested in skiing or don’t fancy the sheer cold, you can go for the Gulmarg Gondola prior to the onset of winter, like in late September or early October. During this time, the temperature remains pleasant, and you can get phenomenal panoramic views of the green meadows, towering trees and the snow-capped mountain peaks in the distance. 

Surrounded by awe-inspiring glaciers,  Sonamarg is a meadow of greenery and flowers wrapped in snow-capped mountains. Decked in a coat of white snow in most of the summers, and inaccessible in the winters, don’t be surprised when you find your self standing in an unexpected drizzle here. The Sindh river meanders through the valley and is fully stocked with snow trout- an excellent chance for fishing.

A picture perfect landscape, sprawling  valleys, beautiful snow capped sky high mountains, serene lakes and lovely people  describe Gulmarg at its best. It offers a perfect blend of adventure and serenity for its guests. The hill station is specially famous for its ski resorts and ski slopes as it witnesses heavy snowfall during winters. The adventure doesn't stop at skiing - Gulmarg boasts of the highest and longest cable car project in the Asian subcontinent.

Sonmarg is one of the best places to visit in Kashmir. Here's the list of the tourist places you can explore near Sonmarg.

1) Vishansar Lake :Situated in the vicinity of Sonmarg, Vishansar Lake runs a kilometre in length and holds a lot of importance for Kashmiri Pandits. The lake freezes during winter but in the summer, the lake is surrounded by green grass and the occasional flock of sheep grazing away to glory. The lake is also the source of Nelum River which flows upwards in the Northern direction. The lake attracts a lot of trekkers and is the best place for a night-stay next to pristine water.

2. Nilagrad River

Nilagrad River is the perfect spot for a picnic under the sun as it provides the scenic setting of a riverside. It is located around 6 km from Sonamarg is known for its red water that is believed to have medicinal properties. People flock to this river every Sunday for a holy bath. The river later merges with the Indus River as it flows down.

3) Zoji La Pass is located about 9 km from Sonmarg and is a very important link between Kashmir and Ladakh. It is known for its thick snow covered layers along the road. Historically, the pass was captured by Pakistan in a war and was later re-captured by the Indian forces for which this place becomes a must visit as it was is the highest land where tanks were used. It is an out of the world experience to be here at Zoji La!

4) Adventure-seekers behold! Thajiwas Glacier is the kind of heaven that adrenaline junkies feast one. The snow is beautiful and the place has options to go ice skiing or hire an ice scooter to enjoy the majestic snow cover and scenic beauty. Just remember to bargain while hiring the rides and you’ll have an experience of a lifetime!

5) The fun starts here from Baltal to Shutkari Bridge where a long rafting expedition is carried out to quench your adrenaline thirst. The rafting is great for experienced as well as novice rafters and is one of the best experiences you will ever have at Sonamarg.

6. Krishnasar Lake : Krishnasar Lake is located at about 3500 m above sea level and is one of the most beautiful lakes around. It is surrounded by lush greenery and big trees. The lake is known for trout fishes and fishing, as well as water sports. Pay a visit to the lake if you want a quiet moment alone with nature.

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Fishing Point
Walk through Sarbal Village
Sarva Dharma Sambhav Temple
Saffron Fields at Pampore
Photo stop at Apple Valley and Walnut Plantations
Walk & Click tour of Betaab valley
Chandawari
Pahalgam Mall Road
Avantipur ruins
Kashmiri Cricket Bat Factory
Gondola Ride at Gulmarg
Shankaracharya Hill
Shikara ride at Dal Lake
Nehru Park
Click Photographs in Kashmiri outfits
Shalimar & Nishat Bagh

1) 1st Day of the tour to Kashmir :

On 1st Day of the tour to Kashmir, upon arrival we experience a stay at the hotel, famously known as Hotel Resorts Kashmir.  We were asked to relaxed for two to three hours and at Dinner, we were asked to assemble in the Conference Hall, for get togather and introduction session.

2) 2nd Day of the tour to Kashmir :

On 2nd Day of the tour to Kashmir, we proceed to Sonmarg – The meadow of gold. It mesmerizes tourists with its natural beauty. Here we visit fishing point- a paradise for fishing enthusiasts, we then walk through Sarbal Village- the last hamlet in Northeastern Kashmir, further we visit Sarva dharma sambhav temple.

Today’s Sightseeing:

Fishing Point

Walk through Sarbal Village

Sarva Dharma Sambhav Temple

3) 3rd Day of the tour to Kashmir :

On 3rd Day of the tour to Kashmir, we proceed to Pahalgam. En-route we view the Saffron fields at Pampore. Then we take a photo stop at Apple Valley and Walnut Plantations. In the evening we enjoy a short Meet & Greet session.

Today’s Sightseeing:

Saffron Fields at Pampore

Photo stop at Apple Valley and Walnut Plantations

4)  4th Day of the tour to Kashmir :

On 4th Day of the tour to Kashmir, Today we enjoy a Walk & Click tour of Betaab valley. Later we spend some time playing in the snow at Chandawari. In the evening we have free time to stroll at the Mall road of Pahalgam.

Today’s Sightseeing:

Walk & Click tour of Betaab valley

Chandawari

Pahalgam Mall Road

4)  5th Day of the tour to Kashmir :

On 5th Day of the tour to Kashmir, we proceed to Gulmarg- - 'Meadow of Flowers'. En-route we visit Avantipur ruins and Kashmiri Cricket Bat Factory.

Today’s Sightseeing:

Avantipur ruins

Kashmiri Cricket Bat Factory

4)  6th Day of the tour to Kashmir :

On 6th Day of the tour to Kashmir, we enjoy the famous Gondola ride (one of the highest in the world) to the second phase Apharwat point. We later enjoy, play and have fun time in Snow, also one can take up skiing and snowboarding activities (at own cost). In the evening we proceed to Srinagar. Upon arrival we have free time for Shopping.


Tour to Kerala (India)

 Tour to Kerala (India)


Destination Covered:  Cochin – Munnar – Thekkady – Alleppey















Tour to Vietnam - Sept.2025

  Tour to Vietnam - Sept.2025 Vietnam's history is characterized by lengthy periods of Chinese dominance, centuries of independence and ...