Everything you need to plan the perfect Kashmir trip — curated, trusted, and always up to date.
Our most comprehensive guide — written for travellers who want Kashmir beyond the standard three-day circuit.
Best time to go, the new train over the Chenab Bridge, houseboats done right, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Sonmarg, hidden valleys, Wazwan and realistic budgets.
Read the Guide →Real, handpicked stays across Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonmarg — palaces, houseboats and hostels alike.
From century-old Wazwan institutions to the kahwa cafés of the Bund — places worth sitting down for.
“Serving the Valley since 1918 — order the Rogan Josh and let a forty-year veteran waiter steer the rest.”
“The busy Residency Road institution — a full Wazwan upstairs and a tempting bakery counter below.”
“Garden-side tables on the palace lawns — Tabak Maaz done right, with Zabarwan behind you.”
“The LaLiT’s fine-dining room inside the Maharaja’s palace — save it for the celebration nights.”
“Kashmir’s prized river trout done simply and smokily — no wonder it’s the city’s best-loved table.”
“The Dalgate pure-veg standby — rajma-chawal and thalis, cheap, quick and dependable.”
“A papier-mâché tearoom above the Jhelum — the prettiest cup of pink noon chai in Srinagar.”
“The city’s catch-up corner — coffee, pizza and a warm hour while Srinagar goes by.”
“A Game-of-Thrones corner by the Boulevard — good coffee and a calm hour out of the cold.”
“A reliable modern café for shakes, bakes and a warm family break between sights.”
From dawn shikaras to the gondola at 3,980m — Kashmir’s best experiences, all in one place.
The Kashmir most tourists never find — quiet meadows, a frontier valley, ancient ruins and a grove of golden chinars.
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