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Charismatic Kashmir |
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Grade 
Duration
05 Nights / 06 Days | |
| Destinations Covered:
Delhi - Srinagar - Gulmarg - Sonmarg -Srinagar. |
Your itinerary day by day
Day 01: Delhi
Begin your tour
Land Delhi railway station/airport
Welcome to Vardhman's "Charismatic
Kashmir"
Vardhman's representative will meet & greet you & then
transfer to your hotel. Relax for a while and later proceed on a city tour of
Delhi.
Visit Qutab Minar, Humayun's tomb, Lakshminarayan Temple, Parliament
House, Government Secretarial Building, Red Fort, Raj Ghat and Shanti Vana, Jama
Masjid.
OPTIONAL ACTIVITY: Attend Sound & light show at Red Fort
in the evening.
Overnight: Hotel
Day 02: Delhi - Srinagar
Morning - transfer to airport for flight to Srinagar. On arrival transfer
to Deluxe Houseboat. Evening Boat trip to floating gardens.
On arrival at
Srinagar Airport, you will be met and transferred by our representative to the
House boat. Relax for a while and later proceed for Shikara ride at
Dal Lake.
Dal Lake: Dal Lake is a scenic picnic spot surrounded by
forests of pine. It is a good base for trekkers. A colorful annual fair is held
here every September.
Shikara Ride: Shikara is a Gondola type
light rowing boat. The one hour boat ride takes tourists on a relaxing sightseeing
tour of interior parts of the calm and placid waters of Dal Lake, to see the market
and the floating Gardens.
Overnight: Houseboat
Day 03: In Srinagar
Early in the morning visit Shankaracharya Temple. Return to the hotel for
breakfast and later in the afternoon visit Moghul Gardens. Relax for the remaining
part of the day.
Mughal Gardens: Visit the Mughal Gardens, the
Chashme Shahi (Royal Spring), Nishat Bagh (Pleasure Garden) and Shalimar Bagh
(The Abode of Love).
Shankaracharya Temple: 5 km from Tourist Reception Center.
Located on a hill one thousand feet above the city, it is also known as Takht-i-Sulaiman.
Most authorities agree that the first edifice on this site was built by Jaluka,
the son of Emperor Ashoka, around 200 BC. The low enclosing wall and the plinth
of the existing temple is what has remained of the old temple. The philosopher
sage Shankaracharya had stayed at this site when he had visited to Kashmir
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