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"Kashmir is a region in northern India, primarily in the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, known for its mountains, valleys, and lakes."
"Yes. Tourism has recovered strongly through 2026, with visitor numbers back in line with pre-2025 levels and Kashmir positioned as one of India's leading domestic destinations this season. Security at major resorts has been reinforced. As with any destination, travel with a registered operator, keep to established tourist areas and follow local advisories. We're a J&K Tourism-registered agency (Licence JKTA00005202) and monitor conditions daily."
"March to May brings tulips, blossom and mild weather. June to August is peak season — warm, green and busiest. September to November offers autumn colour, clear views and better rates. December to February is for snow, skiing in Gulmarg and winter landscapes. There's no wrong month; the right one depends on whether you're coming for flowers, meadows, autumn or snow. See our detailed guide on the best time to visit Kashmir."
"Five to six days covers Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg at a comfortable pace. Four days works if you're willing to move quickly. Seven to eight days lets you add offbeat valleys like Doodhpathri or Yusmarg, or spend longer in each location rather than day-tripping from Srinagar."
"Cost depends on season, hotel category, group size and whether you're flying or driving in. Peak season (April to June, December to January) and honeymoon or premium packages sit at the higher end; shoulder-season and group travel considerably lower. Local taxi charges at Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg are usually separate from package rates -ask any operator to confirm this in writing before booking."
"Indian nationals need no special permit for the Kashmir Valley -a government photo ID is sufficient. Foreign nationals may face restrictions in certain border areas and should carry their passport and visa at all times. Permit requirements apply to parts of Ladakh rather than the Valley itself."
"Srinagar International Airport (SXR) has direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and other major cities. By road, Srinagar connects to Jammu via NH-44, typically 8 to 10 hours. Jammu is the nearest major railhead. Most visitors fly into Srinagar and out of Srinagar, or combine Kashmir with Ladakh by driving the Srinagar–Leh highway in summer."
"By air: Srinagar International Airport By train: Nearest major station is Jammu Tawi Railway Station By road: Scenic highways from Jammu to Srinagar"
"Warm clothes (even in summer nights) Heavy woolens for winter trips Comfortable walking shoes"
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