Destinations
The Kashmir everyone knows.
And the one almost nobody does.
We plan both — the classic circuit that made the valley famous, and the far valleys where the road ends and the meadows begin.
Offbeat Kashmir
Beyond the postcards.
Gurez, Bungus, Warwan and the valleys the big travel sites can't plan — guided by people who've actually driven the roads. Small distances, big journeys.
Aharbal
The 'Niagara of Kashmir' — the Veshaw river punching through a pine gorge in Kulgam.
March – November (fullest flow in spring melt)
Bungus Valley
Kupwara's vast twin meadows at ~3,000 metres — a grassland the size of a city, with almost nobody in it.
June – September
Gurez Valley
The Kishanganga's turquoise valley beyond Razdan Pass — Habba Khatoon's pyramid peak and Dard-Shina villages.
June – October (Razdan Pass closes in snow)
Keran Valley
Kupwara's riverside frontier village — the Kishanganga slides past homestays a stone's throw from another country.
May – October (Sadhna Pass is snow-prone)
Kokernag
Kashmir's largest freshwater spring, a claw of streams in a botanical garden — and the valley's famous trout.
April – November
Sinthan Top
A 3,750-metre pass with snow into summer — the dramatic road link between Kashmir and Kishtwar.
May – October (road is seasonal)
Teetwal
Karnah's bridge village on the Kishanganga — one of the valley's most storied frontier crossings.
May – October (via Sadhna Top)
Verinag
The source of the Jhelum — an octagonal Mughal spring where an emperor wanted to die.
March – November
Warwan Valley
Over Margan Top into another century — Kashmir's remotest inhabited valley, green and river-cut.
June – September
Yusmarg
The 'Meadow of Jesus' in Budgam's pines — Doodh Ganga stream, Nilnag lake, and Srinagar's quietest quick escape.
April – October (snow walks in winter)
Not sure which valley is yours?
Tell us how many days you have and what you want to feel — we'll route the classics and the quiet places together.
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