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Pahalgam is 90 km from Srinagar, about two and a half hours by road through Anantnag. It is the longest of the three standard hill-station drives, which is why we usually give it a night rather than running it as a day trip.
Betaab Valley at 15 km, Aru at 12 km and Chandanwari at 16 km are the three that make up the standard circuit. Baisaran, a pine-ringed meadow above the town, is 5 km and reached on foot or by pony. The golf course and the Lidder riverbank are in the town itself.
Local taxi unions hold the right to run sightseeing inside Pahalgam, and Srinagar-registered vehicles are not permitted to do it. Your own car brings you in and waits at the stand while a union taxi covers Betaab, Aru and Chandanwari, usually sold as one circuit.
Yes. A day trip from Srinagar leaves you about three hours in the valley after five hours of driving. With a night you can do the side valleys unhurried, walk up to Baisaran in the morning and still leave by midday.
From April to October, depending on the water level. The stretches near Pahalgam are graded for beginners and families, with longer runs for the experienced. It is arranged locally on the day.
Yes, but expect crowds and traffic on the Chandanwari road in July and August. The pilgrimage starts from Chandanwari, so that leg of the circuit is busiest; Aru and Baisaran stay comparatively quiet.
They do different things. Gulmarg is the snow and the Gondola and is closer to Srinagar; Pahalgam is greener, lower, and built around river valleys you drive or ride into. Most itineraries include both, with a night in each.
Comfortable walking shoes and a warm layer for the evenings, which are cool even in summer. If you are riding a pony to Baisaran or walking in Aru, long trousers are more comfortable than shorts.