6 Nights and 7 Days In Paradise on Earth Namely Jannat E Kashmir

Pahalgam is a stunning Himalayan hill resort in Kashmir's Anantnag district, known as the "Shepherd's Village," famous for its lush green valleys, Lidder River, snow-capped peaks, and cool climate, serving as a major transit point for the Amarnath Yatra and offering serene beauty with attractions like Betaab Valley, Aru Valley, and wildlife sanctuaries, making it a premier tourist destination for nature lovers and trekkers.

Known for handicrafts (shawl weaving), houseboats, and gardens like Shalimar and Nishat.

Gulmarg, the "meadow of flowers," is a premier Himalayan hill station in Jammu and Kashmir, celebrated for its breathtaking, year-round scenic beauty. Surrounded by dense pine forests and snow-capped peaks, it offers panoramic views, vibrant wildflower meadows in summer, and a, pristine white wonderland in winter.

Sonamarg, translating to "Meadow of Gold," is a breathtaking high-altitude destination in Kashmir (approx. 2,730m) renowned for its dramatic landscapes of snow-capped Himalayan peaks, vibrant green pastures, and the rushing Sindh River. Key attractions include the stunning Thajiwas Glacier, crystalline alpine lakes like Gangabal and Vishansar, and scenic spots like the Baltal Valley.

Doodhpathri, or the "Valley of Milk," is a stunning, lesser-known, bowl-shaped alpine valley in Kashmir’s Pir Panjal Range, located about 40 km from Srinagar. Known for its pristine, sparkling Shaliganga river that appears white, it features lush green meadows, dense pine/deodar forests, and dramatic snow-capped peaks. It is a serene destination for nature lovers, offering scenic, untouched landscapes.

Srinagar, often called "Heaven on Earth," is renowned for its stunning, serene natural beauty, characterized by the iconic Dal Lake,, houseboats, Shikara rides, and majestic, snow-capped Pir Panjal mountain backdrops. The city features meticulously landscaped Mughal Gardens like Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh, vibrant flower blooms in the spring at the Tulip Garden, and the tranquil Jhelum River.