Srinagar Sightseeing

Mughal Gardens
The landscaped Mughal Gardens, developed by the rulers of the Mughal dynasty, make you fall in love with their beauty. They consist of mainly the following three gardens: Chashmashahi Garden, Nishat Garden, Shalimar Garden.

Dal Lake
Srinagar sightseeing loses its meaning if you have not visited the Dal Lake. With the backdrop of mountains on three sides, the view of the Dal Lake looks as if you are watching a photograph. This lake counts amongst the most splendid lakes in the country. One of the major attractions of the Dal Lake is the houseboats that stand lining its edges.

Nagin Lake

Nine Kms from Dal, is yet another lake with serene waters, " Nagin Lake” It has some of the most luxurious deluxe houseboats. this area is preferred by people looking form calm and quiet environments. For this reason foreigners find it more interesting to stay at Nagin Lake, The Lake is approachable by road through the old city and Fore shore Road alongside Dal Lake . The Shikara ride in this Placid lake is a memorable experience.

Shankaracharya Temple
Perched on the Takht-e-Suleiman hill, the Shankaracharya Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is supposed to be the oldest shrine of the Kashmir valley.

Hazratbal Shrine
Situated opposite the Nishat Bagh on the banks of Dal Lake, the Hazratbal Shrine houses the Moi-e-Muqqadus (preserved sacred hair) of Prophet Mohammad. It is one of the most popular shrines in Srinagar, revered by Hindus as well as Muslims.

Gulmarg (56Kms from Srinagar)
Gulmarg is a popular excursion in Srinagar. Gulmarg, means ‘Meadow of Flowers’, and the place sticks to its name, as it is surrounded by a wide variety of flowers from daisies to bluebells and so on.

Pahalgam (86 Kms from Srinagar)
Pahalgam is a famous hill station and is popular for the beautiful Lidder River passing through it. It is counted as one of the most popular excursions from Srinagar.