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Five to seven days cover Srinagar, Gulmarg and Pahalgam without rushing between them. Add two or three more days for Sonmarg or an offbeat detour like Gurez. Rushing it defeats the point, honestly.
Ask ten locals and expect ten different answers. Gulmarg's meadows draped in snow and Pahalgam's river valleys both get cited constantly among Kashmir tourist places, though Yusmarg has its own quiet fans. Not wrong, either.
Yes. The major tourist circuits are well patrolled and used to visitors year-round. Local tourism boards keep a close eye on popular routes, and most travellers report feeling entirely at ease sticking to established places to visit in Kashmir, provided the usual common-sense precautions apply near border-adjacent areas.
March to May brings blooming gardens and mild weather, ideal for anyone building a first trip around the classic visiting places in Kashmir. December to February suits snow chasers heading specifically for Gulmarg and Sonmarg. Autumn, often overlooked, delivers some of the best colours of the year, and half the crowds too.
Drass, often called the second-coldest inhabited place on earth, and Sonmarg both drop to brutal sub-zero readings through peak winter. Layers aren't optional. Not even a little.
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