Kashmir Group Tour Packages

Discover Kashmir with Thrillophilia and select from a variety of group trip packages made to suit all types of tourists. From tranquil valleys to snow-capped mountains, you can explore myriad places to visit in Kashmir with ease when you travel with us. You can relax in the lap of nature, take part in exhilarating experiences, and immerse yourself in rich culture along the way. Our carefully planned itineraries guarantee a memorable and hassle-free trip, regardless of your travel preferences: 

Thrillophilia’s Kashmir group vacation packages cater to travelers of all kinds, ensuring a seamless blend of adventure, luxury, and local experiences. These packages are fully customizable, allowing you to craft an itinerary that aligns with your preferences. From meticulously planned sightseeing tours to comfortable accommodations and hassle-free transportation, every detail is taken care of to provide a premium travel experience.

What sets Thrillophilia's Kashmir group holiday packages apart is the inclusion of immersive local experiences, handpicked by experts for an authentic taste of Kashmiri culture. Whether you want to glide through the Dal Lake on a Shikara, marvel at the grandeur of Gulmarg’s snow-clad peaks, or wander through the vibrant bazaars of Srinagar, we ensure an all-encompassing adventure. Our dedicated support team is available 24/7 to assist with your queries and provide real-time assistance.

Famed as the "Paradise on Earth," Kashmir mesmerizes visitors with its pristine landscapes, towering snow-capped mountains, and lush meadows brimming with colorful blooms. Beyond its scenic grandeur, Kashmir is a hub of thrilling activities. Skiing in Gulmarg, to trekking through the Great Lakes, mountain biking, and golfing in serene valleys are some of the things to do in Kashmir. Rich in culture and tradition, the region also boasts an impressive heritage of exquisite handicrafts, warm hospitality, and a culinary legacy that delights every traveler.

Experience Kashmir in its purest form with Thrillophilia’s unparalleled group tours, where every moment is carefully designed to ensure an unforgettable journey!

Take advantage of Kashmir group travel packages and bag fantastic offers and savings on your trip to this magnificent city when you make your reservation with Thrillophilia. Whether you're a solo traveler or plan on bringing your whole family, you'll find the perfect Kashmir tour packages to suit all your needs.

Popular Destinations To Visit On Kashmir Trip:

• Srinagar

Situated beside the Jhelum River, Srinagar is a haven of adventure, history, and scenic beauty. Enjoy a typical houseboat stay and take in the lotus gardens and floating marketplaces as you cruise Dal Lake aboard a Shikara. With Kashmir group tour packages, see the biggest tulip garden in Asia, where countless tulips bloom from March to April in a riot of color. Discover the "Garden of Bliss," Nishat Bagh, with its brilliant flowerbeds, Chinar trees, and sloping terraces. Explore the Polo View Market to find Kashmiri handicrafts such as carpets, saffron, wood crafts, and Pashmina shawls. 

• Gulmarg

Nestled in the Pir Panjal range, Gulmarg is a snow paradise that offers thrilling adventures and stunning views. Here, you can ride the famous Gulmarg Gondola, which is Asia's tallest cable car, and it takes you to Apharwat Peak, which is 4,390 meters high. Try snowboarding and sledging, or take pleasure in skiing on Asia's longest ski slopes with Kashmir group tour packages. The valley turns into a flower-filled haven in the summer, making it a great place for hiking and nature walks. You can also enjoy a round of golf at the tallest green in the world, surrounded by breathtaking alpine meadows. 

• Pahalgam

Pahalgam, also known as the "Valley of Shepherds," is a wonderland with apple orchards, a rushing Lidder River, and green meadows. In the pristine waters, you can go river rafting or trout fishing. Explore the beautiful mountain streams and grassy meadows of Betaab Valley, a Bollywood favorite. Tour the snow-covered Chandanwari, which serves as the entry point to the Amarnath Yatra, or go through the stunning Aru Valley. You can ride ponies through Baisaran Valley, which is surrounded by dense pine woods and is known as "Mini Switzerland."

• Sonamarg

Sonamarg, also known as the "Meadow of Golden Light," is a paradise with snow-capped peaks, flowing rivers, and luxuriant meadows. Here, you can visit Baltal Valley, a picturesque base camp for the Amarnath Yatra, or hike to Thajiwas Glacier for sledging and pony rides. With our Kashmir group tour packages, experience the exhilarating, high-altitude drive via Zoji La Pass, which offers breathtaking vistas. Discover the "Lake of Flowers," Gadsar Lake, which is home to exotic fish and floating icebergs. Take pleasure in fishing, walking, and river rafting.

• Kupwara

With its flowery fields, snow-capped mountains, and cascading rivers, Kupwara is a true paradise. Here, you can see the high-altitude grassland known as Bangus Valley, which features a picturesque stream and thick jungles. Discover the Seemab Valley, which is a great place to have a picnic close to the Daal Kul water feature. Explore the Lolab Valley, which is home to the Lov-nag spring and the Sat Barran caves. Take in the breathtaking Machil and Rangil waterfalls, and for stunning views of the mountains, you can drive to Sadhna Pass.

Best Time to Go on Kashmir Trip:

• Peak Season: (March to May and October to November)

The temperature ranges from 10°C to 25°C, and the weather is pleasant during the peak seasons. The Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden blooms with tulips in the spring, and in Srinagar, the Chinar trees turn yellow in the fall. The weather is perfect for picturesque walks and gondola rides in Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonmarg. You can also tour the Mughal Gardens or ride a Shikara on Dal Lake with our Kashmir group tour packages. Cultural events like the Bahu Mela, the Shikara Festival, and the Chaitre Chaudash make your trip more interesting.

• Shoulder Season: (November to February)

During the shoulder season, temperatures dip from -2°C to 12°C, and many places like Sonamrag, Srinagar and Gulmarg get snowfall. You can visit the indoor attractions, such as the Shri Pratap Singh Museum and Jamia Masjid. Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and gondola riding in Gulmarg, go snow trekking in Pahalgam, and experience a peaceful snowy experience in Srinagar.  Experience the rich culture and lively festivities of the region by going to festivals such as Lohri, Spituk Gustor, Losar, and the Gulmarg Snow Festival.

• Waning Season: (June to September)

With occasional rains cooling the valleys, temperatures during the waning season range from 15°C to 30°C. You can take advantage of off-season accommodation rates and reduced crowds during this time of year. You can take in the breathtaking views of Dachigam National Park, Bangus Valley, and Lolab Valley. You can trek in the Great Lakes region of Kashmir or try white water rafting on Pahalgam’s Lidder River with our Kashmir group tour packages. Celebrate the magnificent Hemis Festival at Hemis Monastery in June or July, the Shikara Festival on Dal Lake, and Sufi music events in September.

How to Reach Kashmir:

• By Air

India's biggest cities are all connected by daily direct and connecting flights to Kashmir. Flights depart from locations such as Delhi (1.5 hours), Mumbai (2.5 hours), and Bangalore (3 hours). The primary airport in Kashmir, Srinagar International Airport, is roughly 12 kilometers from the city center.   IndiGo, Air India, and Vistara are among the airlines that operate on these routes.  Airport taxis and buses bring you across Kashmir, making air travel the fastest and quickest option.

• By Train

Jammu Tawi, about 330 kilometers distant, is the nearest train station to Kashmir. You can take the Srinagar Vande Bharat from big cities like Delhi and arrive there in nine to ten hours. It takes around 28 to 30 hours to travel by train from Mumbai and 35 to 37 hours from Kolkata. The Udhampur Railway Station, which is about 200 kilometers from Srinagar, is an additional choice. You can take a bus or a taxi from these places to Kashmir. From Jammu, it takes about 6 to 8 hours, while from Udhampur, it takes about 5 to 6 hours.

• By Road

By road, Kashmir is reachable from Jammu (266 km, 5-6 hours), Chandigarh (646 km, 10-12 hours), and Delhi (876 km, 16-18 hours). Through the picturesque Jawahar Tunnel, the NH44 route links Jammu and Srinagar. There are self-drive options, private taxis, and regular JKSRTC buses. Road travel to Kashmir is scenic and adventurous, with vistas of valleys, rivers, and snow-capped mountains.

Places to Visit in Kashmir:

• Anantnag

You can find lush green meadows, thick forests, and clear streams in Anantnag. Visit the magnificent Verinag Spring, stroll among apple orchards, and relax in the octagonal garden designed by Emperor Jehangir. Soak in the stunning view of Achabal's terraced gardens and the Kokernag Spring flowing over pine-covered hills. Explore the historic Martand Sun Temple and the holy Amarnath Cave as part of the Kashmir group tour packages. Visit Ishmuqam Shrine and Baba Hyder Reshi Shrine to find spiritual peace. Savour regional specialties such as Kahwa and Rogan Josh and purchase hand-embroidered textiles, carpets, and Kashmiri shawls.

• Nishat Garden, Srinagar

On the eastern side of Dal Lake sits the magnificent Mughal garden known as Nishat Garden, or the "Garden of Bliss." You can walk around its twelve lovely terraces, which are adorned with colourful flowers, lilies, and roses. It is made much more charming by a channel of running water in the center. You can see the Zabarwan Mountains from the garden, which is completely breathtaking. You can have a picnic, unwind by the fountains, or snap beautiful pictures. See the golden Chinar trees in the fall or the flowering blooms of geraniums, tulips and roses in the spring.

• Shalimar Garden

Emperor Jahangir created the magnificent Mughal garden known as Shalimar Garden for his wife, Nur Jahan. There are flower beds, pavilions, and fountains in each of its three tiered areas, which you can explore. You can admire the flowing waterfalls, unwind by the picturesque Dal Lake, and see the magnificent Black Pavilion. Take in the breathtaking view of the Chinar trees turning golden in the fall and the vibrant blooms of pansies, alyssum, and clarkia in the spring. Enjoy the nighttime light and sound performance, which demonstrates the history of the garden as part of the Kashmir group tour packages.

• Chashme Shahi

Constructed in 1632 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, Chashme Shahi is a popular destination in Kashmir. You can stroll around its three terraced levels, which include ashlar tanks, fountains, and a naturally occurring spring with pure water. Witness the blooming tulips, roses, and marigolds, and observe the pathways shaded by Chinar, pine, deodar, and cypress trees. From the pavilions, you may take in views of the Zabarwan Mountains and Dal Lake. Take beautiful pictures in this serene Mughal garden, breathe in the fresh air, and unwind by the flowing stream.

• Jama Masjid

A must-see destination in Kashmir is Jama Masjid, which Sultan Sikandar constructed in 1400 AD. Here, you can explore its spacious courtyard and take in the Indo-Saracenic architectural wonder of the 370 wooden pillars. Discover the tranquil quiet indoors, away from the busy Nowhatta marketplaces, as part of our Kashmir group tour packages. View the prayer hall that could hold 33,333 worshipers at one point and snap beautiful photographs of its elaborate wooden patterns. You can also observe people offering Namaz and sense the profound spiritual energy.

• Aru Valley

The snow-capped mountains, flowing rivers, and emerald meadows make up the breathtaking Aru Valley. For stunning views here, you can go to Green Top or trek to Kolahoi Glacier. You can set up camp in the valley beneath a starry sky or take a horseback ride along the beautiful paths. Trek for several days to explore Lidderwat and Tarsar Lake, and try fishing for trout at the Lidder River. You can meet the welcoming nomad shepherds here and ski and snowboard during winter as part of the Kashmir group tour packages.

Things to Do in Kashmir:

1. Take a Shikara Ride in Dal Lake

Take a Shikara, a traditional wooden boat, and sail across Dal Lake. You may take in the stunning views of the houseboats, floating gardens, and the Pir Panjal mountains. During the journey, you can view Char Chinar, Nehru Park, and the well-known floating market, where people sell handicrafts, fresh fruits, and flowers. Visit old houseboats and enjoy a cup of Kashmiri Kahwa as part of the Kashmir group packages. Admire the serene waters at sunset and discover hidden pathways that lead to Mughal gardens and shrines. 

2. Enjoy a Gondola Ride in Gulmarg:

The Gulmarg Gondola ride offers stunning views as it lifts you far over the snow-capped peaks. This two-phase cable car, which takes you to Kongdoori Station first and then to Apharwat Peak, is the second-highest in the world. You can fly across huge snowfields and thick pine trees, try sledging and admire the beautiful scenery in Kongdoori. Enjoy heavy snow, snowboarding, and skiing at Apharwat Peak.  At different stops, you can enjoy hot snacks at the various mountain cafés while appreciating the beautiful scenery.

3. Try Your Hands at Golf at Gulmarg Golf Club:

At 2,650 meters, Gulmarg Golf Course is the world's greatest green golf course, you can visit as part of the Kashmir group packages. This 18-hole course features snow-capped peaks, alpine trees, and lush meadows, creating a breathtaking scene. Enjoy the stunning vistas and clean mountain air while playing golf. Regardless of your level of experience, anyone can enroll in the course. You can take classes, rent equipment, or just unwind in the clubhouse. With its vibrant flowers in the summer, it's one of the most picturesque places to play golf.

4. Relish Delicious Authentic Kashmiri Cuisine:

Enjoy the mouthwatering flavours of Kashmiri food, which is inspired by traditions from Persia and Central Asia. Savour Wazwan, a royal feast that includes foods like Tabak Maaz, Yakhni, and Rogan Josh. Enjoy aromatic Kahwa and Noon Chai with traditional breads like Bakirkhani and Sheermal. Vegetarians can sample Kashmiri Saag, Nadru Yakhni, and Dum Aloo in the Lal Chowk area after having booked the Kashmir group packages. For fresh kulcha, girda, lavasa and tsot, you can visit the lanes of Polo View Market that feature several bakeries and restaurants. There are a lot of spices in every dish, like saffron, fennel, and cardamom, which makes each bite memorable.

5. Take a Heritage Walk of Old Srinagar:

Explore the magnificent mosque known as Jamia Masjid, which has 370 wooden pillars, while strolling through Old Srinagar's historical streets. See Kashmiri art at the heritage house that has been transformed into a museum, Bait-ul-Meeras. Visit the Budshah Tomb, a brick monument from the 15th century located close to the Jhelum River. Visit Maharaj Ganj market to purchase jewelry, dry fruits, spices, and copperware with Kashmir group packages. Finish your stroll in Khanqah-e-Moula, the first mosque in Srinagar, which is renowned for its elaborate wooden construction and spiritual significance. 

6. Pay a Visit to the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden:

Explore the largest tulip garden in Asia, which is situated next to Dal Lake and surrounded by the Zabarwan Range. Discover more than 70 types of tulips in full bloom, as well as marigolds, hyacinths, and daffodils. Visit the 30-hectare garden in March and April during the Tulip Festival, when countless flowers are blossoming. Admire colorful floral arrangements, unwind in grassy lounging spaces, and stroll along well-maintained walkways. Marvel at the stunning beauty that has captivated nature lovers and Bollywood filmmakers, and snap breathtaking pictures in the process.