With their unique charm, considerate service, personalised touch and stylised interiors, these four hotels offer guests a luxurious base to settle into while exploring the Kashmir valley.
Possibly the best place to lay your hat in Srinagar isn’t a hotel but a houseboat on the Dal, or adjoining Nageen Lake. Houseboats come in various categories ranging from ‘Deluxe,’ to category ‘D,’ and can cost as much i...more
This swanky new luxury hideaway in Gulmarg is Kashmir's loveliest property.
A traditional Wazwan or a Kashmiri feast is supposed to have as many as 36 delicacies. Replete with condiments, Kashmiri cuisine is strongly influenced by its location and fresh spices which are grown here. Srinagar is d...more
Although it’s available all over the country today, Rogan Josh is one of Kashmir’s signature mutton dishes, so it's best eaten their way.
Being a part of Kashmir’s culinary heritage, this traditional dish is ubiquitous to celebratory ceremonies and important functions.
Talk of Kashmir, and you have the warm, fuzzy feeling that nearing of Christmas brings. Or perhaps, warmer than that; for Kashmir is sheer magic, a miracle that’s intricately planned by nature. Here’s getting you up, clo...more
Srinagar, much like the rest of the Kashmir Valley is all about the outdoors. Whether it’s taking a serene walk along the Boulevard at sunset, or a boat ride on the Dal there’s plenty to choose from even if you don’t wan...more
The country’s premier, and possibly only bonafide ski resort town, Gulmarg and its pine-fringed meadows encircled by Mount Apharwat and surrounding snow-capped mountains have been part of popular culture and Bollywood si...more
As if you need any more reasons to visit Pahalgam: this verdant vale marked by the confluence of the Lidder and Sheshnag rivers, dotted with snow-capped peaks and sprawling meadows is one of Kashmir valley’s truly specta...more
If you have harboured the wish of skiing in Gulmarg, know that mid-December to mid-April is the perfect time to hit the slopes. One of the most popular ski resorts in India, apart from Auli, Gulmarg has all that it take...more
A trip to Kashmir is never enough, as you keep craving for another one. If the raging summers have made it impossible for you to resist the lure of Kashmir, it is time to leave for the trip of a lifetime. While a guide t...more
With terraced lawns, cascading fountains, bright flowerbeds, and panoramic views of the vast Dal Lake, the three mughal gardens of Chashmeshahi, Nishat and Shalimar were constructed back in the day for the pleasure of th...more
This beautiful alabaster-white mosque exudes a vibe of serenity and charm. One of Srinagar’s most important shrines, the Hazratbal Dargah is highly revered by the Muslims and contains one of the most important relics of ...more
The city of Srinagar rests in the Kashmir Valley along and around the famous Dal lake. Famous for its blossoming gardens, lakes, houseboats and shikharas, Kashmir is known as paradise on earth.
Kashmir's handicrafts are famous around the world, as are its dry fruits. There’s lots of interesting little bric-a-brac to pick up while you’re browsing the streets, but here’re a few things that the city is famous for....more
One of India’s most popular holiday destinations, Kashmir is literally nothing short of paradise on earth. With a history dating back over 2000 years, this beautiful valley is a major tourist hub for both Indian and inte...more
Popularly referred to as Paradise on Earth, Kashmir has a history that dates back more than 2000 years, and a culture that’s equally interesting. With tourism being a major contributor to its economy, it is one of the mo...more
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