3-Day Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam Taxi Tour

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Embark on a 3-day journey exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Kashmir Valley, Pahalgam and the enchanting Gulmarg. Immerse yourself in its natural splendor, rich culture, and warm hospitality. Book your adventure today and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Day 1

Srinagar Local Sightseeing

Enjoy Srinagar Local Sightseeing - Shikara Ride, Shankaracharya Temple, Hazratbal Mosque and Mughal Gardens (Tickets Excluded)

Day 2

Srinagar to Gulmarg and Back to Srinagar

Leave Srinagar early and drive to Gulmarg (about 2 hours). Take the Gulmarg Gondola to Apharwat Peak. Enjoy the breathtaking views and, if visiting in winter, go skiing.

Day 3

Srinagar to Pahalgam and Back to Srinagar

Leave early for Pahalgam (about 2.5 hours from Srinagar). Enjoy scenic views of Aru valley, Betaab valley and Chandanwadi by renting local Pahalgam union taxi

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Vehicle Restrictions: Due to local taxi union rules, Srinagar / outside vehicles cannot roam inside Gulmarg, Pahalgam. Only local union vehicle / Pony can be used for local sightseeing.

⁠During heavy snowfall in Gulmarg, you'll need to book a local vehicle equipped with snow chains from Tangmarg to reach the Gondola. In Gulmarg, Srinagar cabs can only go up to the bus stand, which is a 15-minute walk from the Gondola's upper phase station.
For visiting Aru Valley, Chanadanwadi or Betab Valley in Pahalgam, local union taxi has to be booked from Pahalgam.

Cab Timings & Duty: Cabs are available until 6:00 PM with a maximum duty of 10 hrs. Discuss with Passprt team for any exception.
Pre-Book Gondola Tickets: This saves time and ensures availability.
Weather and Clothing:

Summer (May to August): Light woolens and cotton clothes.
Winter (November to February): Heavy woolens and thermal wear.
Monsoon (July to September): Waterproof jackets and umbrellas.

Carry sufficient cash as ATMs might not be available in remote areas or might run out of cash.
Respect local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites.