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Garden To Visit In Srinagar 2023 | Ahanger HOBO

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1 Pari Mahal “Palace of the Fairies”

The most beautiful of Kashmir's present-day gardens for the gorgeous view that takes over Dal Lake and surrounds it. A pleasant one-hour walk from the botanical garden that lies just off Boulevard Road. Pari Mahal was created by the philosopher Prince Dara Shikooh, the eldest son of Emperor Shah Jehan (who also commissioned Akhund Mullah). Dara Shikooh was obsessed with the idea of the similarities between Hinduism and Islam, "the meeting place of two oceans", he called it. He believed in the unity of being and of religion stating that Hinduism and Islam were twins, "hairs on the same head" and that there was no essential disagreement on the nature of their understanding of God. This tolerant attitude was to cost Dara his crown. This garden was not for temporal pleasure alone but as a place for learning, he built it for his tutor Akhund Mullah Shah so he could hold discussions with religious divines of all faiths. On the grounds, there was a school for Sufism and one for Astrology. 

2 Shalimar Garden “The Garden of Love)”

In the old days, Shalimar was a villa built in the 2nd Century where one Kashmiri King Pravarasena II used to stay when he went to visit his guru at Harwan. Praversena II founded the city of Srinagar and ruled Kashmir from 79 AD to 139 AD. After his reign, it fell into ruin, but the village there kept the name, Shalimar. In 1619 the sensualist Emperor Jehangir ordered a garden to be laid out at this spot for his love, Nur Jehan "light of the world". It is said that Emperor Jehangir and his wife Nur Jahan were so enamored of Kashmir that during summer they moved to Srinagar with their full court entourage from Delhi. Shalimar Bagh was their imperial summer residence and the Royal Court. They crossed the arduous snowy passes of the Pir Panjal mountain range on elephants to reach Srinagar.

3 Nishat Garden” The Garden of Pleasure”

In l633 by the brother of NurJehan, Asaf Khan invited his brother-in-law Emperor Jehangir to a fancy banquet to be held in the marble pavilion of the garden. The emperor became jealous of the beauty of the garden and ordered the water supply to be cut off. One by one the fountains went dry and the garden beds began to wilt and die. The loyal gardener could not bear to see his master and his beautiful flowers so dejected and secretly turned the water supply back on. Furious, Jehangir sent for the gardener. The gardener stood stoically for his actions, saying he simply could not bear to see such beauty die. The courage of the gardener struck an attender chord in his heart. Once upon a time, Emperor Jahangir loved a gardener's daughter, Anarkali, who was courageous enough to stand up to his father and defend her love. He, therefore, restored the water supply from the same stream that fed his own royal garden, Shalimar.

4 Cheshma Shahi Garden “The Royal Spring”

This was built by Shah Jahan (Emperor Jahangir's son) in l642. It's known as “Royal Spring' due to the mineral-rich spring water that feeds the watercourses. The source of this water emerges within a pavilion at the top of the garden. Many visitors to these gardens believe in the healing properties of this water and come here to the source to drink.

5 Nasim Bagh Garden

Nasim Bagh (Garden of the Morning Breeze) is Open every day during university hours, free. This garden was founded by the Mughal Emperor Akbar The Great' who conquered Kashmir in 1586. It is a veritable forest of Chinars 1200Chinars were laid out at the time-located at what is now the University of Kashmir. When visiting the shrine at Hazratbal take a stroll through the markets toward the university, walk around until you hit the Zain-ud-Din Memorial gate (opposite the brightly colored blue and white tomb of former chief minister Sheikh Abdullah 'the Lion of Kashmir) and reveal in the beauty of so many majestic trees in one place. If you happen to be in Srinagar in autumn, be sure to put in a visit here, the myriad shades of red and orange leaves of so many trees in one place is an effect like wildfire. 

6 Harwan Garden

Harwan Garden is not a garden created by the ubiquitous Mughals, but it is a relaxing place to visit and drop your feet in the cool water on a hot summer's day. There is a stream running through the middle and massive trees under which you can sip cool beverages. You can reach here after visiting the Harwan archaeological site. 

7 Badam Bagh Garden “Almond Garden”

  Also known as Bagi-Waris Khan. A Secret of the Srinagar locals, BadamBagh is another beautiful Kashmiri Garden although not built nor modeled on the Mughal style. It is located in the old city in the locality of Kathi Darwaza Hawal near the Psychiatric hospital. Filled with rows of beautiful almond trees and flower-filled beds, it is a lovely place to relax and enjoy the sweet air of Kashmir. A trip to this garden can be coupled with a visit to the small and peaceful Tibetan Muslim colony of Hawal, a troll through the old city, or a visit to the Shia religious places and artisans near Alamgiri Bazaar.

8 Botanical Garden 

These gardens lay at the foot of the Pari Mahal Mughal garden. The botanical garden has a pleasing water feature and is spacious and bright. You will always find couples here in the secret tete-a-tete. This garden has thousands of tree species and has a big artificial lake too.  

9 Nehru Park Dal Gate 

Nehru Park is located inside The famous Dal lake in the name of pandit Jawahar lal Nehru who was the first Prime minister of India. This park is on a small round shaped island just beside the famous Boulevard dal gate road, Nehru park has a swimming pool, & Pool has Dal Lake itself its water source. Nowadays authorities do not allow anyone to swim, (As it is not safe for swimming as well as this location is a public place. This place has boating facilities (Shikaras) to reach and a small park for picnics, there is a restaurant where you could buy & enjoy meals on order. Boulevard road is one of the busiest roads in the Kashmir valley. On its bank, there are plenty of hotels where a traveler or a guest makes his/her stay & most hotels are 3 Star category, and a few 4 Star. On another side of the road there are many Ghats (Stands for Shikaras) waiting for you to enjoy a shikara ride & best time is sunrise/sunset which adds beauty to dal lake. Coordinates: 34°5'24"N 74°50'44"E.

10 Tulip Garden Srinagar

Kashmir Tulip Garden is called “Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip garden”, Erlier Model Floriculture Center Kashmir, and it is a tulip garden located in Srinagar, Kashmir, India. It is the largest tulip garden in the Asia continent and has spread over an area of about 74 acres of land. It is situated under the foot side of the Zabarwan range of mountains, built on a sloping ground in a terraced fashion consisting of seven terraces if you manage to go up, then you would be able to see the Dal Lake view. It was opened in the year 2007 to boost floriculture tourism in the Kashmir Valley. earlier it was called Siraj Bagh. Around more than a million million tulip bulbs get cultivated every year, all in different colors, like (Pink, Violet, White, Yellow, Red, and many more) Besides tulips, there are many varieties of flowers, including hyacinths, daffodils, and ranunculus which were brought from Holland. The tulip garden is home to around 68 varieties of tulips. The tulip festival is celebrated in the month of April every year, This year 2023 it has been opened before its time (on 19 Mar). The Tulip festival is an annual Spring festival to increase tourism by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir.

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Embracing the Mystique of Jammu and Kashmir: A Traveler's Odyssey

Welcome to a fresh narrative of my travel escapades, this time weaving through the ethereal landscapes of Jammu and Kashmir. This blog departs from the usual format, adopting a more poetic and immersive style to mirror the enchanting aura of the region. Join me as we transcend the ordinary and delve into the heart of this mystical land.

Srinagar: A Symphony of Nature and Culture

Dal Lake's Serenade: Glide over the mirror-like waters in a shikara, where the horizon blends dreams with reality.

Gardens of Eden: Wander through the Mughal Gardens, where history whispers among the chinar leaves.

Gulmarg: The Dance of Seasons

Cable Car to the Clouds: Ascend the skies in the Gulmarg Gondola, touching the heavens.

Winter's White Canvas: Carve your path in the snow, skiing where the clouds meet the earth.

Pahalgam: A Pastoral Elegy

Ballad of Betaab: In the meadows of Betaab Valley, nature composes its greenest poems.

Lidder's Lively Rapids: Challenge the spirited waters, rafting where the river sings of adventure.

Leh-Ladakh: The Zenith of Tranquility

Monastic Murmurs: In the silence of the monasteries, listen to the stories told by ancient walls.

Pangong Tso's Palette: Watch the lake change colors, reflecting the mood of the skies.

Sonmarg: The Meadow of Gold

Thajiwas Glacier's Whisper: Trek to the glacier where ice and time stand still.

Sind River's Serenity: Fish in the tranquil waters, where each catch is a story.

Jammu: The Gateway of Pilgrimage

Vaishno Devi's Call: Embark on a spiritual hike, where faith paints the path.

Raghunath Temple's Echo: Touch the stones that resonate with legends.

Kashmiri Wazwan: A Culinary Odyssey

Feast of Kings: Relish the Wazwan, where every bite narrates a spice-laden tale.

Kahwa's Warm Embrace: Sip the traditional saffron tea, a blend of warmth and wisdom.

The Craft of Pashmina

Weaves of Heritage: Witness the art of Pashmina, where every thread weaves a story.

Conclusion: Jammu and Kashmir, a land where tales are born from the mountains and rivers, invites you to be part of its narrative. Each valley sings, each mountain tells a tale, and every lake reflects a different shade of nature's story.

Traveler's Notes:

Responsible Tourism: Embrace sustainability to preserve the pristine beauty.

Cultural Sensitivity: Respect the diverse traditions and customs.

Best Time to Visit: Each season offers a unique canvas – choose yours.

As I conclude this blog, I invite you to share your experiences or thoughts about this magical land. May your journey through Jammu and Kashmir be as enchanting as the tales that sprout from its soil. Safe travels and soulful discoveries! 🌄🌌🛶

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Discover the Magic of Kashmir with Onthegokashmir

Are you looking for a unique and unforgettable travel experience? Look no further than Kashmir, one of the most beautiful regions in India. With its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and friendly people, Kashmir is a must-visit destination for any traveler.

And when it comes to exploring Kashmir, there's no better way to do it than with Onthegokashmir. As a local tour and travel agency based in Kashmir, Onthegokashmir specializes in providing customized travel packages and tours for individuals and groups who want to discover the beauty and culture of the region.

Whether you want to explore the scenic valleys of Kashmir, experience the thrill of adventure activities like trekking and skiing, or immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions, Onthegokashmir has got you covered. They offer a wide range of travel services, including transportation, accommodation, sightseeing, and more, all tailored to meet your specific needs and preferences.

But what sets Onthegokashmir apart from other travel agencies is their commitment to sustainability and responsible tourism. They strive to minimize the environmental impact of their operations and support the local community by promoting local businesses and initiatives.

So if you're ready to discover the magic of Kashmir, look no further than Onthegokashmir. Visit their website at www.onthegokashmir.com to learn more about their travel services and start planning your dream trip today!

Don't forget to tag #Onthegokashmir and #TravelKashmir in your posts to share your experience with others.

Happy travels!

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From Taj Mahal’s First Light to Old Delhi’s Lively Streets

Taj Mahal Sunrise and Old Delhi Tour: A Journey Through India’s Icons

India holds some of the most iconic sights in the world, with the Taj Mahal and Old Delhi Tour being standouts. The Taj Mahal, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, is best experienced at sunrise, when its white marble glows with the soft morning light. Following this serene start, travelers can dive into Old Delhi, a bustling area rich with history and culture. This unique tour combines the elegance of the Taj Mahal with the vibrant energy of Old Delhi, providing a perfect snapshot of India’s past and present.

Why Choose a Sunrise Tour of the Taj Mahal?

A sunrise tour of the Taj Mahal offers an exceptional view of this architectural marvel. Arriving early, you’ll be greeted by the soft morning light that illuminates the Taj’s marble facade, making it appear as if it’s glowing from within. This peaceful time also means fewer crowds, allowing for a more intimate experience. Mornings at the Taj Mahal provide an ideal opportunity for reflection and quiet appreciation. The early hours highlight the detailed artistry of the building and the peacefulness of its gardens, setting a tranquil tone for the rest of your day.

Highlights of a Taj Mahal Sunrise Experience

The Taj Mahal is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture, and sunrise showcases its beauty like no other time of day. As the sun rises, the marble structure gradually changes colors, from a cool white to shades of soft pink and orange, creating a breathtaking visual effect. Visitors can explore the surrounding gardens, designed with symmetry and calm in mind, where early morning mist adds a mystical touch to the experience. This serene start is ideal for taking memorable photos and enjoying the monument in a calm, inspiring environment before the crowds arrive.

Exploring Old Delhi: A Walk Through Time

After a magical morning at the Taj Mahal, the next stop is Old Delhi. This part of the city is a vibrant hub filled with historical sites, traditional bazaars, and local delicacies. Old Delhi offers a sharp contrast to the serenity of the Taj Mahal, buzzing with life and energy. It’s a place where travelers can experience the true essence of Indian culture, from its intricate mosques to its bustling markets. Every street in Old Delhi has a story to tell, showcasing a blend of Mughal architecture, colonial influences, and modern urban life.

Jama Masjid: A Grand Historical Mosque

One of Old Delhi’s major highlights is the Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque, built in the 17th century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Its massive courtyard can hold thousands of worshippers, and its red sandstone architecture, combined with white marble, is truly stunning. Visitors are welcome to explore the mosque’s grand hallways, intricately decorated domes, and towering minarets. From the mosque’s upper reaches, you can also get an impressive view of Old Delhi’s busy streets, giving a glimpse into the city’s vibrant atmosphere.

Chandni Chowk: The Heart of Old Delhi’s Bazaar

A trip to Old Delhi is incomplete without a visit to Chandni Chowk, one of the busiest markets in the city. This bazaar is a sensory delight, offering everything from colorful textiles to fragrant spices and delicious street food. Walking through Chandni Chowk is like stepping back in time, with narrow alleyways packed with shops that have been family-run for generations. Sampling the local snacks, such as parathas and jalebis, is a must, as they give a taste of Delhi’s rich culinary heritage. Shopping here is an adventure of its own, with countless options for traditional Indian wear, jewelry, and souvenirs.

Making the Most of Your Taj Mahal and Old Delhi Tour

To fully enjoy a day exploring the Taj Mahal and Old Delhi, it’s best to start early, allowing ample time for each location. Comfortable footwear is essential for navigating Old Delhi’s winding streets. Consider hiring a guide for the day to ensure you don’t miss out on historical details or hidden gems. A guided tour offers a richer understanding of each location’s cultural significance and provides insights that enhance the overall experience. From marveling at the Taj Mahal’s morning glow to sampling authentic food in Chandni Chowk, this tour is crafted to leave a lasting impression.

Tips for Planning Your Taj Mahal Sunrise and Old Delhi Tour

Start Early: Arriving at the Taj Mahal before sunrise ensures you get the best views and a more peaceful experience.

Dress Comfortably: With so much walking, especially in Old Delhi, comfortable clothing and shoes are essential.

Hire a Local Guide: They can offer insights and help navigate Old Delhi’s crowded spots, ensuring a smooth and informative tour.

Stay Hydrated: Delhi can be warm, even in the early hours, so remember to drink water throughout the day.

Photography: If you’re into photography, bring a good camera to capture the unique lighting of the Taj Mahal at dawn and the vibrant colors of Old Delhi’s markets.

This itinerary, pairing the calm elegance of the Taj Mahal with the energetic pulse of Old Delhi, is designed to provide a well-rounded experience that captures India’s historical depth and vibrant present. From the quiet beauty of sunrise to the lively sounds of the bazaar, every moment of this Taj Mahal Sunrise And Old Delhi tour promises memories that will last a lifetime.

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Incredible_India_Hill_Station_Tours Hello everyone, Today, I'm excited to share some amazing hill station tour packages in India that will leave you in awe.

Let's start with Ladakh in Jammu & Kashmir. Picture-perfect landscapes, serene monasteries, and thrilling adventures await you here. From the stunning Pangong Lake to the ancient Thiksey Monastery, Ladakh is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

Next up, we have Manali in Himachal Pradesh. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lush valleys, Manali offers a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. Whether it's paragliding over Solang Valley or exploring the ancient Hadimba Temple, Manali has something for everyone.

Moving on to Shimla, also in Himachal Pradesh. Known for its colonial charm and breathtaking views, Shimla is a favorite among travelers. Take a ride on the historic toy train, stroll along the Mall Road, and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Himalayas.

Last but not least, we have Darjeeling in West Bengal. Famous for its tea gardens and panoramic views of the Kanchenjunga, Darjeeling is a dream destination. Don't miss the iconic Tiger Hill sunrise and a ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway.

So, whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or simply looking for a peaceful getaway, these hill stations in India have it all. Get ready to experience the magic of the mountains!

We hope you will find the program in order and the cost meet your expectations and should you require any further information or any clarification or you want to alter days or any other change. Please do not hesitate to contact us. Thanks Team Lelife Holidays Contact- +91- 9871450349 / 9971450148 Mail- llgspl2020@gmail.com Web- www.lelifeholidays.in

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Sonamarg Tour

The peaceful highland town of Sonamarg is located in the Ganderbal district of Jammu & Kashmir. Seeing snow-capped mountains, blooming farms, verdant valleys, and clear lakes is very mesmerising. The term "Sonamarg" means "the land of gold". Satsar and Gangabal are two of the beautiful mountain lakes in Sonamark. Krishnasar is one of the most well-known lakes and a well-liked fishing spot. Sonamarg is another important historical site; it served as the gateway to the ancient Silk Road.

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Kashmir Travel Guide: A Trip through Masterpiece Painted by Nature

Discover Kashmir's captivating splendour with our comprehensive travel guide. Enjoy the comforts of a rented Toyota Innova while you travel and immerse yourself in the natural masterpiece that is nature. 

Enjoy our Kashmir Travel Packages with beautiful scenery and diverse culture while making lifelong memories with the ease of our first-rate services. Arrange your vacation now and enhance your Kashmir travel experience by Renting a Luxurious Toyota Innova.

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Discover unforgettable experiences with our guide to the top 10 things to do in Srinagar. From houseboats to Mughal gardens, Srinagar awaits!

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Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra Complete Guide | TatkalTravels

Get set to dive into the divine aura of Mata Vaishno Devi with TatkalTravels. At the heart of our offerings lies the comprehensive 'Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra Complete Guide.'

This guide encapsulates every detail surrounding the blessed pilgrimage while ensuring your trip is easy, fulfilling, and rewarding.

It addresses all your concerns about the journey, highlights the significance of each step along the path, and acquaints you with beautiful rituals and customs.

With TatkalTravels as your trusted travel companion, your visit to Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra in Katra will be nothing short of a captivating spiritual adventure.

This guide is a meticulously compiled resource for all travelers who wish to undertake the spiritual journey to the hallowed Mata Vaishno Devi Temple.

Be the part of this divine yatra to Mata Vaishno Devi. Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra Complete Step by Step Trip Guide in Katra. So, get set and book your trip with TatkalTravels today!

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hi please feel free to ignore this ask! im just not sure who else to ask and google isnt being very helpful. i want to know if its ethical as tourists to visit kashmir?

I believe it’s complicated. I’ll preface this by saying I’ve actually been a tourist in Kashmir (and it was wonderful, but, not relevant). there are a hundred ways to “be” a tourist in Kashmir; the fact of the matter is you could spend almost a month in the state without giving a single rupee to locals because Hindutva orgs and states have set up alternative food and residential apparatuses that makes “touring” Kashmir completely removed from Kashmiris, especially for Amarnath pilgrims. You will not eat or stay at Kashmiri owned establishments. You will not buy handicrafts made by Kashmiris. You will only benefit corporate and state apparatuses working on displacing Kashmiris materially culturally.

However, if you visit Kashmir and make a point to patronise Kashmiri owned establishments (who do need tourism money) and buy Kashmiri products and avoid giving money to the saffronised and state owned orgs, I believe it’s ethical. I’d recommend not going to Amarnath. Don’t haggle at handicrafts shops, with drivers, guides, shikara sailors etc. Take a note of the massive military presence there. Eat at a local restaurant and not to sarvanna bhavan and certainly not at one of the Amarnath camps set up by the government, etc. save up money to buy shawls and stoles and pherans.

ALSO GIVE FIVE STARS TO PLACES YOU VISIT bcs sanghis literally review bomb Kashmiri owned restaurants and shit.

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o dearest lamblord: ilsa faust + either 3 or 33 from the hand holding list, please! and feel free to dial up the angst if mood strikes >:)

thank you darling :D i hope i delivered >:)

spoilers for mi7 under the cut!

cold hands in warm hands + bandaging the other's hand and not quite letting go

send me a list, a number, and a mission: impossible pairing!

Of all the people to come to their rescue at the eleventh hour, she never suspected it would be Brandt.

He didn’t like her, from what she could tell of the few interactions she had with him, but he respected Ethan and had more connections than the IMF would care to admit from his time working under Hunley at the CIA.

It’s Brandt, of all people, who comes to the rescue via courier and provides them another safe house, where they’re able to spend a few precious hours licking their wounds in Venice.

Ethan and Benji leave her on the bridge. They usher Grace away to rest under Luther’s watchful, wizened eye. Ilsa waits another full hour before she stumbles away like a tourist drunk on la dolce vita; her appearance is certainly messy enough for it, at this time of night.

It’s not until she’s stumbling into a sinking bell tower that she collapses, back pressed against an aging wood door as she cries. Not twelve hours ago, she was smiling on a rooftop in Venice with Ethan at her side, the picture of a perfect couple on a European tour.

Now, she’s losing him again.

“Hey, hey? Are you okay?”

Hands on her shoulders, fingers under her chin. Probes looking for broken bones or bleeding wounds, a flash of concern in green eyes far too familiar with the sensation.

Ilsa falls into Ethan’s arms and lets him take the lead. He guides her to a plush, if somewhat dusty, settee and sits down with her.

“Are you okay?” he repeats.

“I’m fine,” she sighs, wiping the tears from her eyes. “I’m fine, I’m okay, I just—I hate this.”

Ethan smiles sadly. “I know.”

In those horrible hours in Kashmir while they waited for Ethan to wake up, Julia took her aside and told her to beware of Ethan Hunt.

“He’ll break your heart and smile while doing it,” she said fondly. “And he’ll have no idea what he’s done, because the only thing he wants is the best for you, even if it means shattering his own heart into pieces in the process.”

“You sound like you speak from experience,” Ilsa replied.

Julia smiled the same smile that Ethan wears now, and it’s no wonder they were married, because they’re two sides of the same coin. “Why do you think I let him go? Ethan’s too good for the likes of this world. He loves so much, and so deeply, and he doesn’t realize that he wears his heart on his sleeve, because that’s just how he lives. Take care of him, please, but for you,” she trailed off and squeezed Ilsa’s hand. “I’ve been in your place before. I know what it’s like. Don’t forget to take care of yourself, too.”

“You’re freezing.” Ethan wraps his coat around her, then his arms, holding her as she stops shaking.

“Lying on a bridge in the middle of the night in Venice will do that to you,” she tries to joke, but it falls flat. “Where’s Benji?”

“He went to check in with Luther and Grace. He’ll be back in an hour or so.”

Ethan takes her hand, and he was right; he’s warmer than she is right now, and holding his hand feels like walking into a warm home, with a fire going and dinner on the table. Her knuckles are skinned and red from her fight with Gabriel. Ethan reaches over and grabs a black pouch out of his bag, then pulls out gauze, antiseptic, and a topical antibiotic.

He carefully cleans each scrape on her hand, sure not to miss even the smallest of nicks, then dots ointment on them and dresses the wounds. He doesn’t let go of her for a moment, working with only one hand at a time. It takes much longer, but they both know the sands in the hourglass are running low, and these may be the last moments they share together for the foreseeable future. She won’t begrudge him this.

They stay wrapped around each other until the sun starts to peek above the canals and Benji returns. Time waits for no man, not even the mythical Ethan Hunt.

It’s time to say goodbye. Time for her to die again and run to the farthest corners of the globe while Ethan, and Benji, and Luther, the closest thing she has to a family left, risk life and limb to do what she could not, to stop Gabriel and prevent the next world war.

“I—” she starts, but the words get caught in her throat.

I’m sorry.

I wish we had more time.

I’m coming with you.

“I’ll see you again,” Ethan promises.

She steadfastly blinks away her tears. “You better hurry, or you’ll miss that plane,” she tells him.

It’s a terrible joke, a horrible thing to say when her name is what it is, but it makes the corners of Ethan’s mouth turn up just a smidge, and that makes it all worth it.

He squeezes her hand one last time. Benji is waiting for him in the speedboat already. He needs to go and save the world now, and she can’t go with him.

“Here’s looking at you, kid.”

And then he’s gone.

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Kashmir DMC Package

Kashmir, fondly known as “Paradise on Earth,” is a land of breathtaking landscapes, snow-capped mountains, serene lakes, and lush meadows. Whether you are an adventurer, nature enthusiast, or a culture lover, Kashmir promises an unparalleled experience. When planning a trip to this stunning region, choosing the right travel partner is essential. This is where Kashmir DMC comes in, offering the best Kashmir DMC package tailored to your needs for an unforgettable journey.

Why Choose Kashmir DMC?

Kashmir DMC is your trusted partner for exploring the best of what Kashmir has to offer. With years of expertise in curating tours, we take pride in offering comprehensive, well-planned packages that cater to different travel preferences and budgets. Our team of local experts ensures that each itinerary reflects the true essence of Kashmir, giving you more than just sightseeing — we provide an immersive experience.

Highlights of the Best Kashmir DMC Package

Our Best Kashmir DMC Package is designed to showcase the most iconic and hidden gems of the region. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Srinagar – The Heart of Kashmir

No visit to Kashmir is complete without exploring Srinagar, the summer capital. Known for its magnificent Dal Lake and the intricately carved wooden houseboats, Srinagar offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. The package includes a shikara ride on the lake, visits to the famous Mughal Gardens like Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh, and an exploration of the vibrant local markets.

2. Gulmarg – The Meadow of Flowers

A haven for adventure lovers, Gulmarg is renowned for its world-class skiing slopes and the highest gondola ride in the world. During the summer, the area transforms into a vast meadow blanketed with wildflowers. The Kashmir DMC Package ensures you enjoy these picturesque views and partake in exhilarating activities, including trekking, cable car rides, and snow sports.

3. Pahalgam – The Valley of Shepherds

Pahalgam’s serene beauty and lush greenery make it an essential part of any Kashmir itinerary. Enjoy a relaxing walk by the Lidder River or embark on a trek to the famous Betaab and Aru valleys. Kashmir DMC’s expert guides will ensure you get the most out of your visit, whether it’s through scenic photography spots or stories of the region’s rich history.

4. Sonmarg – The Golden Meadow

Located on the way to the ancient Silk Route, Sonmarg is a mesmerizing destination that captivates visitors with its golden meadows and panoramic views of snow-clad peaks. The package includes a memorable visit to the Thajiwas Glacier, a popular spot for sledding and pony rides. This area also serves as a starting point for treks to the Amarnath Cave, making it ideal for pilgrims and adventure seekers alike.

5. Authentic Kashmiri Experiences

Kashmir DMC goes beyond sightseeing to ensure your trip is culturally enriching. The package includes interactions with local artisans, traditional Kashmiri cuisine tastings, and visits to heritage sites like the Jamia Masjid and Shankaracharya Temple. This way, you gain insight into the lifestyle, crafts, and traditions that define the region.

Customization and Comfort

What sets the Best Kashmir DMC Package apart is the flexibility to tailor the experience to your preferences. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly itinerary, a romantic escape, or an adrenaline-packed adventure, Kashmir DMC can customize your package to meet your expectations. Additionally, our packages include comfortable accommodations, convenient transport, and the guidance of knowledgeable local experts who ensure your safety and satisfaction.

Why Travel with Kashmir DMC?

Local Expertise: Our deep-rooted connection to the region ensures you receive authentic insights and experiences.

Value for Money: We provide well-rounded packages that offer the best of Kashmir without breaking the bank.

Customer-Centric Approach: Your satisfaction is our priority, and we strive to exceed expectations in every aspect of your journey.

Book Your Best Kashmir DMC Package Today!

If you’re planning a trip to Kashmir, choosing the Best Kashmir DMC Package guarantees a seamless and enriching experience. Explore the picturesque landscapes, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, and make memories that last a lifetime. Contact Kashmir DMC today and embark on your adventure to one of the most beautiful places on earth.

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Travel in south india

Budget friendly tour and travel package in south india with ultimate guide. Visit most popular places in north india like :-Ladakh, Spiti Valley,Kullu and Manali, Rishikesh, Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Varanasi, Kashmir, Shimla etc

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Kashmir! Paradise on Earth

Planning a Kashmir tour? Here's a comprehensive guide: let us discuss about kashmir tour

Best Time to Visit: March to October (Spring and Summer) for pleasant weather, September to November (Autumn) for scenic beauty, and December to February (Winter) for snow sports.

Places to Visit:

Srinagar: Dal Lake, Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, Shankaracharya Temple

Gulmarg: Skiing, Gondola Ride, Alpathar Lake

Pahalgam: Betaab Valley, Aru Valley, Chandanwari

Sonmarg: Thajiwas Glacier, Nilagrad River

Leh-Ladakh: Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, Khardung La Pass

Katra: Mata Vaishno Devi Temple

Patnitop: Sanasar Lake, Nathatop

Activities:

Shikara Ride (Dal Lake)

Gondola Ride (Gulmarg)

Skiing (Gulmarg)

Trekking (Pahalgam, Sonmarg)

White Water Rafting (Lidder River)

Horse Riding (Pahalgam)

Camping (Sonmarg, Leh-Ladakh)

Accommodation:

Luxury Hotels: The Lalit Grand Palace, Hotel Taj Vivanta

Budget Hotels: Hotel Duke, Hotel City Plaza

Houseboats: Deluxe, Super Deluxe, Luxury

Transportation:

Flights: Srinagar Airport (SXR)

Trains: Jammu Tawi Railway Station

Bus: JKSRTC, Private Operators

Taxi: Local, Private Cabs

Safety:

Check government advisories before traveling

Avoid traveling alone, especially at night

Follow local guidelines and instructions

Itinerary:

Day 1: Arrival in Srinagar Day 2: Srinagar (Dal Lake, Nishat Bagh) Day 3: Gulmarg (Gondola Ride, Skiing) Day 4: Pahalgam (Betaab Valley, Aru Valley) Day 5: Sonmarg (Thajiwas Glacier) Day 6: Departure

Tips:

Book accommodations and transportation in advance

Pack warm clothing (winter) or light clothing (summer)

Respect local culture and traditions

Try local cuisine (Kashmiri dishes)

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"Meadow of Gold", Sonmarg Tour

If you're looking for gold in its purest form, Sonamarg is the place to go. Hikers will find their paradise at Sonamarg, which is located in Kashmir. The tourist spots in Sonamarg are surrounded by breathtakingly beautiful green meadows, valleys that bloom with a variety of flowers, alpine trees, mountains that reach the heavens, glaciers, lakes, and streams that are a vivid blue color, and mountains that reach the skies. They possess a level of allure that is beyond our comprehension.

When there is a significant amount of snowfall, visitors have the opportunity to engage in activities such as skiing, sledding, trekking on glaciers, and other winter sports. Rafting down a rapid-filled river is one of the most well-liked things to do in the Sonmarg tourist spots. There are places in Sonmarg where those looking for an adrenaline rush may go rafting while also taking in the breathtaking scenery of the surrounding valleys and meadows.

Campers on their way to Ladakh frequent this region since it is encircled by mountain ranges and peaks in the Himalayas that are suitable for hikers of varying levels of experience. Sonmarg serves as a staging area for pilgrims making the journey to Amarnath. It is the ideal place for nature enthusiasts to spend their holiday since they can enjoy some peace and quiet while cooling their feet in the clear water streams and watching the clouds pass over the gorgeous Himalayas.

If you have any concerns regarding the informative and reasonably priced Sonmarg tours we provide, please don't hesitate to get in touch with one of our helpful Trip Counselors.

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How to plan Kashmir Tour from Delhi?

Planning a Kashmir tour from Delhi is a journey you will never forget with scenic views, historic places and cultural charm. Here’s a guide to help you plan:

Plan Your Itinerary like:

Day 1: Arrive in Srinagar, visit Dal Lake and Mughal Gardens.

Day 2: Day trip to Gulmarg for skiing or Gondola rides.

Day 3: Pahalgam for valleys and Betaab Valley.

Day 4: Sonmarg for mountain views, then back to Srinagar.

Pro Trip : Visit in spring for flowers or winter for snow.

This itinerary covers all of Kashmir. Book a trip to Kashmir from Delhi for a hassle free trip to this beautiful place.