Srinagar deluxe Tour package 5 Days 4 Nights

1. Cheshma Shahi 2. Nishat Bagh3. Shalimar Garden4. Shankaracharya Temple5. Gulmarg6. Avantipur Ruins7. Pahalgam

Located in Srinagar, 2.5 km from Nehru Park, Aqeeq Towers provides accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, a garden and a terrace. The property is around 3.1 km from Lal Chowk Ghantaghar, 3.4 km from Pari Mahal and 7 km from Hazratbal Mosque. The accommodation features a 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, room service and free WiFi. Guest rooms at the hotel are equipped with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and a bidet. A continental breakfast is available daily at Aqeeq Towers. Roza Bal Shrine is 3.8 km from the accommodation, while Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is 4.4 km away. The nearest airport is Srinagar Airport, 11 km from Aqeeq Towers.

Ride a Shikara, the traditional wooden boat, in the evening at Dal Lake and experience the natural beauty of the glistening lake. Reach the activity venue and board the boat from the jetty. Take charming pictures against the breathtaking backdrop of the vast lake and the picturesque landscape. After an hour-long ride, you will be taken back to the jetty to continue with your evening. This experience includes a Shikara ride at Dal Lake. The duration of the activity is 1 hour.

Breakfast at Hotel in Srinagar

Private AC Sedan - AC for sightseeing in & around Srinagar

Location 1: Cheshma Shahi -Chashme Shahi, the smallest of all the Mughal Gardens of Srinagar, is widely known for its terraced lawns, freshwater spring and colorful flowers. All these components add a divine and sparkling touch to the garden located at one end of the Dal Lake at the foothills of the Zabarwan mountains. The garden stretches over an area of one acre and is planted with a variety of trees including the Chinar and fruit trees. Originally built in 1632 under the supervision of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, the garden has undergone various renovations in the succeeding years. It was named by the Emperor himself after the freshwater spring, the chashma, which is highly refreshing and supposed to have mineral content. There are several fountains and waterfalls adding to the lush beauty of this garden.   Location 2: Nishat Bagh -Nishat Bagh is located on the eastern side of Dal Lake, running along its bank. The word “nishat” literally means joy hence it is also called the Garden of Bliss. The beautiful compound does justice to its name with the Zabarwan Mountains in the background, the stunning vista of the Dal lake, and the beautiful sight of tall trees and colourful flowers within the garden's various terraces. It was designed by Asaf Khan, brother of Noor Jahan, in 1633 AD. The garden is known for its 12 terraces, each representing a zodiac sign. A rectangular pool was created in the centre of the garden by bringing down a mountain spring through the help of a 15-feet high slide. Due to its scenic beauty, Nishat Bagh has often been a location for Bollywood song shoots.   Location 3: Shalimar Garden -The Shalimar Bagh literally means "Abode of Love" and was built by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir for his lovely wife Nur Jahan. It is the largest Mughal garden of all three, stretching along an area of 31 acres on the banks of the Dal Lake. The quintessential feature of the garden is its terraced landscape, with the terraces rising above one another, lined with Chinar trees and beautiful water fountains. The excellent Mughal architecture makes it one of a kind. The water channel Shah Nahar, running from higher terrace to the lower, is a cherry on top. The layout and landscaping of the garden was inspired by the Persian "Charbagh" concept.   Location 4: Shankaracharya Temple -The ancient Shankaracharya temple is located in Srinagar atop Shankaracharya Hill, at a height of 1100 feet. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Hindu God of Destruction. Built in 371 B.C., the temple has withstood various natural disasters. It has been renovated numerous times but the old Kashmiri architecture stays intact. It is situated atop a solid rock with an octagonal basement of 13 layers. The main shrine, situated above a flight of stairs in a circular complex, dates back to the 11th century and provides a breathtaking 360-degree view of Srinagar and the Dal lake. This temple is said to be the oldest known site in Srinagar. Please note, no cameras or mobile phones are allowed inside the temple complex.

1. Cheshma Shahi 2. Nishat Bagh3. Shalimar Garden4. Shankaracharya Temple5. Gulmarg6. Avantipur Ruins7. Pahalgam

Location 1: Gulmarg Gulmarg, the meadow of flowers, is about 2 hours away from Srinagar (about 57 km) and one of the most visited tourist spots in Kashmir. It is covered with snow in winters and a lush green carpet in summer. The slopes of Gulmarg vary in elevation from 8,700- 10,500 feet, making it an excellent site for skiing. Gulmarg also offers visitors the world's highest 18-hole golf course. The Gulmarg Gondola lift is a splendid attraction, taking visitors up a height of 15,000 feet in enclosed cable cars to enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. It is one of the highest gondola lifts in the world. Gulmarg offers the visitor a range of activities like walking, skiing, golfing, ATV rides and much more

Location 1: Avantipur Ruins Built by King Avantivarman who was also the founder of Utpala Dynasty in the ninth century and ruled Kashmir from 853 to 888 AD, the ruins of Awantipur or Avantipura are a silent reminder of the Hindu empire. Around 30 kilometers from Srinagar, the temples are dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu in a typical Kashmiri architecture which was distinct during that period. The shrine of Vishnu located in the center is surrounded by a spacious courtyard. Right in front of the main shrine, there's a pillared mandapam. You can stop to visit this site on the way to Pahalgam   Location 2: Pahalgam Pahalgam, which was once a shepherds’ village, is one of the most beautiful spots in Kashmir. Situated about 95 km away from Srinagar, it is located 8200 feet above sea level at the confluence of Sheshnag Lake and Lidder River. As the valley is enveloped by snow-covered mountains, the maximum temperature doesn’t exceed 25 degrees C even in summer. One cannot afford to miss this place while visiting Kashmir as this is an actual slice of paradise for the nature lover. Within a small radius of 15- 20 km there are various other tourist spots like the Betaab Valley, Baisaran and many more. 

Flight from Srinagar to New Delhi 01h 30m