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Eight destinations across Kashmir and Ladakh — each one different enough to deserve its own trip.
The Meadow of Flowers
At 2,650 m above sea level, Gulmarg shifts personalities with the seasons. Winters bring deep powder and Gondola runs up to Apharwat’s ridgeline — one of Asia’s best high-altitude ski terrains. By June the meadow is carpeted in wildflowers and the air smells of pine.
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The Summer Capital
The city centres on Dal Lake, where cedar houseboats have been moored for generations. Morning mist, shikara vendors selling lotus roots, Mughal gardens built by emperors, and a bazaar where papier-mâché artisans still work by hand — Srinagar rewards those who slow down.
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The Valley of Shepherds
The Lidder river cuts through pine forests so dense they turn midday into dusk. Pahalgam is the base for the Amarnath yatra pilgrimage, but it’s equally compelling for horse treks up to Baisaran, riverside camping, and the sound of nothing in particular.
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The Meadow of Gold
The last major stop before the Zoji La pass into Ladakh, Sonamarg sits at the confluence of three rivers and faces the Thajiwas glacier head-on. The walk up to the glacier is short and spectacular. The light in the late afternoon earns its name — meadow of gold.
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