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Duke Kashmir Travels Team
The best way to treat yourself is to go on a holiday. And when it comes to nature, Kashmir can be the best place to visit. There are so many activities that you can only experience here in Kashmir. So pack your bags and take on the Himalayas.

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Duke Kashmir Travels Team
Srinagar attracts visitors from across the world. Its draws include the Mughal Gardens, the lakes that shape the city, and the snow-clad mountains that ring it.

festivals-of-kashmir
Duke Kashmir Travels Team
Festivals in Kashmir are celebrated with great zeal and zest. No matter that festival belongs to which religion, Kashmiri people have so much love in their hearts that they celebrate each festival with grace and joy.

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Duke Kashmir Travels Team
Besides the water and the snow sports in Kashmir, this place also provides ample chances to enjoy in the cool skies of the valley. Aero Sports in the valley are so famous that thousands of people visit here for this reason. Hot Air Balloon Ride is one among them that is very popular among all the Aero sports.

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About 99 km, roughly three hours through Anantnag and Kokernag. It is the furthest of the south Kashmir trips, so it is best combined with Kokernag or done as an overnight.
Walking in the conifer forest, trout fishing on the Bringi river with a fisheries permit, and the drive or trek on towards Sinthan Top. There are no monuments and no market; the valley itself is the attraction.
Only in the warmer months, roughly June to October depending on snow. Sinthan Top sits at about 3,800 m and the pass closes early; check conditions before planning that leg.
Accommodation is limited to a small number of huts and guesthouses. Most guests come out from Srinagar or stay at Pahalgam or Anantnag and visit for the day.
Yes, it is a starting point for routes over to the Warwan valley and towards Kishtwar, as well as shorter forest walks. The longer crossings need a guide and settled weather.