Srinagar Tour Packages

Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, is nestled along the banks of River Jhelum. With eye-warming natural surroundings, the lively beauty of Dal Lake & fantastic boat houses floating over it, and majestic Mughal Garden Srinagar emerges the true form of ‘Heaven on Earth’. The stationary houseboats and colorful Shikaras on Dal Lake attract people from around the world. The globally famed Kashmiri cuisine adds more delight to your vacation days in Srinagar. One can explore the appealing beauty of the royal Mughal-age gardens -the Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, and Chashm-E-Shahi Garden.

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Gurez Valley

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Explore Tulip Festival

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Paragliding

Best Time To Visit

Srinagar is attractive in every season, whether summer, monsoon, or winter. However, you can explore the land of tulips according to choice and convenience.

Summer

Summer (March-June) is one of the best times to catch the beauty of Srinagar. The location witnesses a daytime temperature up to 30°C and a night temperature as low as 10°C during summer days.

Monsoon

Monsoon has its distinct feature in Srinagar. The leaves of the local vegetation turn golden between July to September. The average temperature ranges between 12°C - 15°C.

Winter

Srinagar witnesses a chilly winter season (from October to February) with an average (-4)°C - 15°C.

How To Reach

By Air

Sheikh-ul-Alam International Airport is located 15 km away from the main town of Srinagar. It receives regular flights from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Leh, and Chandigarh.

By Train

Jammu Tawi Railway Station is the nearest railway head to Srinagar, located 90 km away.

By Road

NH 44 connects Srinagar with Kanyakumari, making the largest north-south corridor (running over 4,112 km). One can take private or public vehicles to reach Srinagar from major nearby cities.