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Ankit’s 5 Days In Kashmir With His Loving Wife Were Truly Splendid

24 Dec 2021

“Kashmir breathes within its locals and visitors alike with a pulse that they can sense, a heartbeat that they can feel and an expression that they can personify.”

Truer words have never been spoken. I chose kashmir for my honeymoon because it is popularly known as the ‘Paradise on Earth’. Its scenic splendour, snow-capped mountains, bountiful flora-fauna, and kind people are the reasons why tourists love Kashmir so much.

Whether it is winter or summer, the undulating charm of Kashmir will leave you spellbound, and overwhelming at times. We had such an amazing time during our 5 days in Kashmir during winter. I am still under the spell this valley had cast on me .

5 Days In Kashmir Trip Details

Trip Type: Honeymoon Trip Duration: 4N/5D Trip Cost: INR 18,800 Inclusions: Accommodation, shikara ride, sightseeing Exclusions: Flights, cab

5 Days In Kashmir Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Pahalgam Day 2: Sightseeing in Srinagar Day 3: Drive to Gulmarg Day 4: Drive to Sonmarg Day 5: Back to Pavilion

Must Read: Here’s Why Kashmir Is Called Heaven On Earth

Kashmir Weather In November

November is the winter month in Kashmir. So, we were lucky to enjoy snowfall and outdoor snow activities like skiing, snowboarding. During this month, the whole valley looks like a snowy wonderland. The temperature was as low as 4 degrees Celsius. Thank god, we had packed enough woolens with us.

Best Experiences During 5 Days In Kashmir

Here are the best highlights of our 5 days in Kashmir

Gulmarg had become a snowy wonderland. It was full of snow as the snowfall occurred in almost every 10 minutes. Our visit to Gulmarg was exciting. We had so much fun skiing and snowboarding. We also took photos in those traditional dresses since it is customary every time you visit a hill station. Lol

2. Saffron Fields

Our ride from airport to Pahalgam was an awesome experience, visually speaking. We made a few stops on the way like Apple Valley, Kashmir Valley, Baisaran- the Mini Switzerland of India etc. The weather was cold but it was amazing. We also saw saffron fields in Pampore on our way. Now we know why it is so expensive to buy. It was really a heaven on earth.

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3. Dal Lake

How could we not stay on a houseboat in Dal Lake on our honeymoon in Kashmir? Staying in one of the houseboats on Dal Lake is a mesmerizing and definitely a unique experience. We enjoyed complimentary meals (breakfast and dinner) during our stay on the houseboat. The views from the boat were exhilarating. Taking a boat ride anywhere you had to go on the lake was really fun.

Accommodation In Kashmir

These are the places we stayed at on our 5 days in Kashmir. The hospitality and service at these hotels were superb.

Pahalgam: Hotel Green Heights

We spent a night in pahalgam at Hotel Green Heights. We had booked a Super Deluxe room for ourselves. The room was cozy and had all the amenities to make our stay comfortable. We also enjoy complimentary breakfast in the morning.

Srinagar: Aziz Palace Group of Houseboats

We enjoyed a comfortable and amazing stay in a houseboat on Dal Lake. the stay came with complimentary breakfast and dinner along with enchanting views of the valley.

Srinagar: Hotel The Montreal Srinagar

On our 3rd and 4th night, we stayed in a super deluxe room at The Montreal Srinagar. In this hotel, we enjoyed complimentary breakfast and dinner. The stay was also comfortable and cozy.

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Restaurants In Kashmir

We did not try any other restaurant apart from the hotel restaurant we were staying at. It gave us the comfort of room service so that we wouldn’t have to go out. Also, we were happy with the North Indian cuisine being offered at the hotel as it was quite awesome. So, it was a win-win for us. However, if you wish to try Kashmir street food, you could

What To Buy From Kashmir

There are a lot of things that Kashmir is famous for like wooden artefacts, walnuts, saffron, Pashmina shawls, etc. I would really suggest to buy original handicraft specially made by hand in Kashmir only eg shawls and carpet.

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What To Pack For Kashmir Trip

Since we went to Kashmir in November, we were cautious about the weather and kept enough woolens to keep ourselves warm. For our 5 days in Kashmir, we packed jackets, woolen cap and socks, shawl, sweaters, and thermals.

Kashmir Travel Tips

Rates are not fixed at the tourist destinations, eg cabs and horses in Pahalgam and Gulmarg. Tourists should negotiate as per their own budget.
Carry enough woolens if you are visiting Kashmir in November.
Keep checking the updates on the situation in Kashmir.
If you want reasonable prices, take a trip during the off-season. A flight from Delhi to Srinagar is cheaper as compared to the price during the peak season.

How To Reach Kashmir

There are direct flights from Delhi to Srinagar. In the off season, you will get a cheaper rate as compared to the peak season i.e. June-September. The flight time from Delhi to Srinagar is 1 hour 30 minutes.

Our Experience With TravelTriangle

It was an awesome experience. From accommodation to sightseeing, everything was planned well. Our trip was seamless and smooth.

Further Read: 30 Unbelievably Beautiful Places To Visit In Kashmir One Cannot Miss In 2022!

Ankit’s 5 days in Kashmir were awesome and fulfilling. If you too wish to see snowfall in Kashmir in winters, then plan a vacation to Kashmir with your family or friends and have an amazing time. The charm of Kashmir is always at a new high whether it is summers or winters.

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Commonly Asked Queries From Travelers

How much does a trip to Kashmir cost?

3 days trip to Kashmir- Gulmarg will cost you as low as INR 19,000.

How can one go to Kashmir from Delhi?

The best way to get to Kashmir from Delhi is by air. There are regular flights between Srinagar and Delhi. You can alternatively enjoy a road trip from Manali to Srinagar but that is time-consuming and expensive.

Can one visit Kashmir in June?

Yes, absolutely! June is the best time to visit Kashmir as the snow melts and the valley is blooming with flowers and lush greenery.

Which airport is near to Kashmir?

Srinagar Airport is in Kashmir.

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A Complete Guide to Visiting Kashmir in November

No doubt, Kashmir is a stunning environment on the planet which is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and shimmering lakes. If you love snow, Kashmir in November is a great time to travel and explore new places. No visitor must miss Kashmir’s extensive list of attractions that showcase nature’s beauty to its fullest. Kashmir is commonly referred to as India’s Switzerland due to the existence of numerous beautiful places to visit there. The place is blessed with some of the most picturesque places that are absolutely worthy to visit.

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Check out this informative guide which talks about places to visit in Kashmir in November , things to do, weather, how to reach, and much more.

Kashmir weather in November

The temperature in Kashmir in November varies from 9°C to 20°C, welcoming the arrival of fall. Since it is the arrival of the winter season, the air gets cooler. If you visit a warmer area, you will find this weather to be quite cold and it might dip down to 0°C in the evenings and at night.

Kashmir is primarily dry in the month of November with the sun shining brightly. Overall, the weather is ideal for spending time with friends and family while holidaying in Kashmir.

Best Places to Visit Kashmir in November

When it comes to the best places to visit in Kashmir in November, you will have unlimited options to choose from. Apart from the most popular places like Gulmarg, Sonmarg, Srinagar, Pahalgam, Yusmarg, etc., there are many other beautiful places to see in Kashmir in November :

Boasting dense trees, rolling meadows, and snow-covered mountains describe the bountiful Kupwara. From here you can treat your eyes to the mesmerizing views of the mountain ranges such as Bulbeer, Dajalongun, and Feshiltong. Also, the place is dotted with many holy attractions including Badra Kali Temple, Gazi Masjid, Kheer Bhawani Temple, and Jamia Masjid Handwara.

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Duration: 3 nights / 4 days Destination: Srinagar – Pahalgam – Gulmarg – Srinagar

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Gulmarg which is also known as the “Meadow of Blooms”, is a visual feast with abundant, vivid flowers set against snow-covered peaks. This part of Kashmir is also called an explorer’s heaven which looks more wonderful in the winter season. The most fantastic way to visit Kashmir for snowfall is during the winter season, which lasts from December to January. Travelers can also enjoy the Gandalo ride in Kashmir in November.

Doodhpathri

Doodhpathri, which can be found in the Budgam district, is another destination to be visited in Kashmir. The area, which means “valley of milk” is a lovely resort having meadows that resemble carpets. The place is located almost 42 kilometers away from Srinagar and got the name “Doodhpathri” due to the region’s abundance of milk production.

Another popular destination to visit in Kashmir in November is Pulwama which is almost 40 km from Srinagar and known as the ‘Rice Bowl of Kashmir’. Huge aromatic saffron fields, scenic apple orchards, and eye catchy natural springs are the key highlights of some of the places. Also, Pulwama hosts many adventure activities in the month of November including snowboarding and skiing.

Srinagar is undoubtedly among the most gorgeous and famous tourist destinations in Kashmir and in the world. From kayaking to trekking to bird watching to water skiing, you can do a lot of things in Srinagar in November. Srinagar is the biggest city in Kashmir which is surrounded by lush mountains, and the major attraction here is Dal Lake. Srinagar is the best place to visit Kashmir in November.

Betaab Valley

The valley got its name in 1983 when the famous Bollywood movie Betaab was shot here. Earlier the place was known as Hagan Valley. Dense forests, massive meadows, and gushing streams make Betaab Valley an ideal destination for nature lovers who love to sit and unwind.

Pristine lake and picturesque meadows with snow-covered mountains make in the background make Aru Valley an ideal destination to visit in Kashmir in November. Also, it is an ideal destination for a day’s picnic with the family. Also indulge in horse riding, trekking, Heli skiing, and skiing here.

Fun things to do in Kashmir in November

Let’s quickly see some of the fun things to do on a winter holiday in Kashmir.

Adventure Activities

The entire valley of Kashmir gets covered with a thick blanket of snow making numerous adventure activities possible here. The key activities to participate in while in Kashmir in November include:

Skiing & Heli skiing in Gulmarg
Sleigh Riding in Gulmarg & Sonmarg
Trekking to Thajiwas Glacier, Betaab Valley, Kolahoi Glacier, Sheshnaag lake, etc.
Ice skating & Ice hockey in Srinagar, Gulmarg & Pahalgam
Pony ride in Pahalgam
Camping in Sonmarg, Naranag, Aru Valley, Shargol, etc.
River rafting in the Lidder river, etc.

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Duration: 5 nights / 6 days Destination: Srinagar – Sonmarg – Pahalgam – Gulmarg – Srinagar

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While in Kashmir, don’t forget to shop. Head to Maharaja Bazaar and Kokar Bazaar to buy some good items as souvenirs for your loved ones. Kashmir is famous for pashmina shawls, Long garment-Ferin, Namda, Kashmiri chilies, walnuts, spices, tea leaves, and saffron, among many others.

Try Kashmiri Delicacies

Trying local food is another best things to do in Kashmir. Some of the must-try local foods of Kashmir include Tshock Wangan, Mutton Rogan Josh, Dum Aloo, Dhaniwal Korma, Gogji Rajma, Paneer Chaman, etc. also try the famous tea of Kashmir- Noon Chai which is also called the ‘pink tea’ or ‘Kashmiri tea’.

Shikara Ride

Your trip to Kashmir would not be complete without taking a ride on Shikara on Dal Lake. The ride lets you enjoy panoramic views of the partially frozen water of the lake which is like a scenic fairytale-like. If you are in Kashmir for a vacation, take a ride on Shikara and enjoy the stunning scenery all around.

Visit Heritage Sites

A heritage tour in Kashmir is for history buffs. Kashmir is home to many massive palaces, exquisite forts, ancient old gardens, ancient temples, and mosques. The main heritage sites to visit here include the Mughal Gardens, Dara Shikoh Garden, Pari Mahal or Zabarwan, Hari Parbat Fort, Shehr-e-Khaas, Sheesh Mahal, Kothier Nowgam, Mosque and Tomb of Madin Sahib Hawal, Mamleshwar Temple, etc. visit these places to know about the rich history and architectural grandeur of the place.

How to Reach Kashmir in November

If you look for the best ways to reach Kashmir, then we have covered all here.

By Bus: Many buses operated by JKSRTC and other private companies operate in the valley of Kashmir from nearby cities and towns.

By Train: If you want to travel to Kashmir by train, then the nearest rail head is Jammu Tawi Railway station which is located almost 270 km from Kashmir. All the major cities of India like Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, etc. are connected to Jammu Tawi Railway station. After reaching the Jammu railway station, take a taxi or bus to reach Srinagar.

By Flight: One of the fastest ways of reaching Kashmir is by flight. Srinagar’s Sheikh-ul-Alam International Airport is well-connected to most of the cities of India with direct and connecting flights. From the airport, take a taxi to reach your destination in Kashmir.

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Duration: 6 nights / 7 days Destination: Srinagar – Sonmarg – Pahalgam – Gulmarg – Srinagar

starting price Rs.18,500/ – per person

What to Wear in Kashmir in November

In terms of the weather, it starts snowing in the higher reaches of Kashmir in November and the weather starts becoming cold. For a honeymoon trip to Kashmir in November, one must pack the following things:

Heavy windproof and warm Jacket
Woolen Cap to cover your head and neck and possibly face as well / Monkey Cap
Heavy Woolen Clothing
Woolen Socks
Warm & Waterproof Gloves
Shoes with good grip

So it is not surprising that Kashmir lures tourists and is widely acknowledged as being one of the top tourist destinations. Tall trees, dense forests, deep valleys, lush green meadows, pristine lakes, beautiful rivers, and snow-covered peaks describe Kashmir.

Through this informative guide, we have brought to you what Kashmir in November looks like. If you want to travel to Kashmir in November and need assistance with customized Kashmir tour packages , give a call to the travel experts at Honeymoon Bug and we will plan the much-needed Kashmir trip for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Kashmir Trip in November

Is there snow in kashmir in november.

Yes, the first snowfall of the season mostly occurs in November, which reduces the overall temperature manifolds.

How cold is Kashmir in November?

From the months of November to February, the lowest temperatures remain 0°C and sub-zero as well at higher altitude places. Also, the higher temperatures don’t often go beyond 15°C.

Does Kashmir look wonderful in November?

November is the winter month in Kashmir, so you can enjoy snowfall and several outdoor snow activities such as skiing, and snowboarding. During this month, the entire valley looks like a snowy wonderland, and all the places in Kashmir remain open for tourists in November.

Is it safe for tourists to visit Kashmir in November?

Yes, it is completely safe to visit Kashmir in November. The visitors can travel to places like Pahalgam, Gulmarg, and Srinagar.

Can we ride the gondola in Gulmarg in November?

There will not be much snow in Gulmarg in the month of November but the weather is pleasant. Also, it won’t be too crowded at this time though, you can plan a trip to Gulmarg.

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10 Best Places to Visit Kashmir in November 2024

Kashmir is a stunning environment on the planet, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and shimmering lakes. This Indian state is split into three regions: Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh surrounded by the massive peaks of the Great Himalayas and the Pir Panjal range. The state boasts an extensive list of sights exhibiting nature’s splendor at its best that no tourist should miss. Because of the numerous gorgeous spots to visit in Kashmir, it is frequently referred to as India’s Switzerland since the region is endowed with some of the most scenic vistas that are well worth a visit. We have covered the best places to visit Kashmir in November; know all Details here.

After two consecutive lockdowns, Kashmir has finally chosen tourism activities. Tourists holding a Covid-19 negative proof can enter the valley to guarantee optimum safety and safeguards. It is a welcome move after the lockdown, but be mindful to adhere to all safety precautions and verify with local govt standards before visiting this beautiful valley. So, in general, it’s a fantastic site to visit during Covid Pandemic.

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List of the Top 10 Places to Visit Kashmir in November:

Gulmarg, often known as the “Meadow of Blooms”, is a visual feast with abundant, vivid flowers set against snow-capped peaks. For various reasons, Gulmarg is regarded as one of the most incredible locations in Kashmir. This part of Kashmir is also known as an explorer’s heaven.

Because of the many options for snowboarding on the ice while admiring the environment. The most fantastic possibility to visit Kashmir for snowfall is during the winter season, which lasts from December to January. Read More: 13 Most Famous Destinations to See in Gulmarg .

2. Srinagar

Srinagar is undoubtedly among the most gorgeous and well-known tourist destinations in Kashmir and India. Srinagar offers everything, from kayaking to trekking and bird viewing to water skiing. Locally known as the mirror of the mountains, Srinagar is a must-see for any tourist, and there is a vast list of things to do in Srinagar, Kashmir .

The biggest city in Kashmir is surrounded by lush mountains, with the major attraction being the city’s jewel, Dal Lake . This location provides a detailed glimpse of Kashmiri’s food and state culture. Srinagar will be the best place to visit Kashmir in November.

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3. Sonamarg

Sonamarg, as the name indicates, is known as the “Golden Meadow”. Its attractions include an uninterrupted stream of beautiful flowers and undulating hiking trails. Sonamarg should be on every visitor’s list of places to visit in Kashmir because of its hypnotic ambiance and beautiful scenery.

Summer is the most delicate time to visit Kashmir, from May to June, since the valley is ablaze with colorful flowers. Read More: Top 10 Destinations to Visit in Sonmarg, Kashmir .

Kupwara is a minor district in Jammu and Kashmir, approximately 90 kilometers from the state capital, Srinagar. This city exemplifies Kashmir’s beauty. Kupwara, blessed with nature’s most incredible views, blooming meadows, alpine ranges, and flowing pure water, is a must-see place in Kashmir.

Kargil is a little town in the Kargil area of Ladakh that sends chills down Indian citizens’ spines. This region of Ladakh is a must-see for every first-time visitor looking to capture the unrivaled splendor of the area.

Kargil, Ladakh’s second biggest town after Leh, provides a wealth of opportunities to relax in nature’s lap. This city delivers not only heartfelt recollections but also breathtaking scenery. This city’s atmosphere is charged with feelings.

In the summertime, Leh is one of the greatest and safest destinations to visit in Kashmir. Leh is one of the most incredible tourist destinations because of its tall mountains, alpine lakes, and charming landscapes. This site is a biker’s paradise.

Leh, clad in the love and splendor of nature, offers spectacular vistas that will not disappoint any tourist. When visiting Kashmir, you must see all the great attractions in Leh. Leh is one of the best places to visit Kashmir in November 2022.

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7. Pahalgam

Pahalgam, located at an elevation of 2740 meters, is an example of heaven on Earth. It is 95 kilometers from Srinagar and is bordered by lush woods, gorgeous lakes, and floral fields.

Pahalgam is also known as Tranquility and Serenity. This little town is notorious for sucking away all the anxiety of every tourist and is regarded as one of the most incredible locations to visit in Kashmir. Read Also: Famous Places to Visit around Pahalgam .

Pulwama’s saffron farms and rich culture cannot be overstated. This multicolored city has good weather, lovely smelling saffron farms, and flexible folks.

This small town in Jammu and Kashmir, known as the “Rice Bowl of Kashmir”, is an excellent site to experience the state’s natural splendor. This location, 40 kilometers from Srinagar, features several tourist destinations for first-time visitors to explore.

9. Jammu City

Jammu is one of the most well-known cities in the Kashmir region. As you may know, the city is distinguished by the presence of Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, a primary Hindu pilgrimage site.

It is also known as the City of Temples since it is home to several religious structures, including Peer Baba Temple, Mahamaya Temple, and Peer Khoh. Aside from the spiritual aspect, the city is adorned with scenic attractiveness and the craggy Bahu Fort.

10. Anantnag

Our list of Kashmir tourism attractions would be incomplete without including this one! It will be one of the best places to visit Kashmir in November. Anantnag is a lovely place, surrounded by blossoming gardens and freshwater streams.

You may experience both the convenience of a city and the essence of nature here. Anantnag is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful tourist sites in Kashmir, India. There are a variety of day tours available, including Verinag and Daksum.

These were the top 10 best places to visit Kashmir in November. Kashmir is a place of several valleys, including Chenab Valley and Sindh Valley. In addition, several attractions attract travelers. These locations are well-known for their natural beauty. Srinagar, Mughal Bagh, Pahalgam, Gulmarg, and Laddakh are among the most famous. Kashmir, Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Drass, Leh, Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and Zanskar are among the many beautiful sites in Kashmir. Tourists are asked to follow all regulations and safety precautions during the pandemic, including carrying sanitizers, wearing double masks, and staying as far away as possible.

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In November, Kashmir experiences the transition from autumn to early winter, offering a pleasant climate for visitors. Daytime temperatures typically range from 8°C to 14°C, making it a comfortable time to explore the region. However, nights can be cooler, with temperatures dropping to around 0°C, so packing some warm clothing is advisable. The unique charm of this month lies in the vivid autumn foliage, with Chinar trees displaying their vibrant hues. While snowfall is minimal in lower-altitude areas, higher altitudes might witness the first dusting of snow, creating a picturesque contrast. November is an excellent time to enjoy outdoor activities and soak in the cultural and natural beauty of Kashmir before the full onset of winter.

Visiting Kashmir in November is a captivating journey into a season of rich autumnal beauty. The iconic Chinar trees adorn the landscape with vibrant hues of red and gold, creating a picturesque backdrop for exploration. The weather in November is comfortable, with crisp air and daytime temperatures ranging from 8°C to 14°C, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. The Dal Lake, framed by snow-capped peaks, offers enchanting shikara rides and houseboat stays. This prelude to winter allows you to immerse yourself in the region’s culture and natural wonders without the biting cold. November in Kashmir is an opportunity to experience the serene charm of the region as it transitions from autumn to winter.

November in Kashmir unfolds a tapestry of vibrant Chinar trees and snow-capped peaks, creating a picturesque setting for an array of activities. Glide on serene Shikara rides across the golden-hued Dal Lake, surrounded by the timeless beauty of the Mughal Gardens. For outdoor enthusiasts, Pahalgam and Gulmarg offer splendid opportunities for scenic walks, golfing, and, occasionally, early skiing adventures. The landscape becomes a canvas for photographers, with the vibrant autumn foliage and pristine snow-kissed mountains providing endless inspiration. Cultural explorations, be it visits to ancient temples and mosques or savoring traditional Kashmiri cuisine, allow you to delve into the local way of life. And what’s more, the cozy charm of houseboat stays on Dal Lake becomes all the more inviting in this relatively quieter month. Kashmir in November invites you to experience the captivating blend of nature’s beauty and cultural richness.

Shikara Rides on Dal Lake: Delight in serene shikara rides amidst the golden Chinar trees reflected in the still waters of Dal Lake, offering a unique perspective of Srinagar.

Mughal Garden Exploration: Explore the historic Mughal Gardens, such as Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh, where the vibrant autumn foliage creates a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls.

Pahalgam and Gulmarg: Head to Pahalgam for scenic walks along the Lidder River or visit Gulmarg for its splendid golf course and captivating Gondola rides.

Photography: Capture the stunning autumn landscapes, vibrant Chinar trees, and snow-capped peaks to create lasting memories.

Trekking: Embark on hiking adventures to the tranquil Aru Valley, Betaab Valley, and Sonamarg, which offer serene landscapes and snow-draped trails.

Cultural Exploration: Immerse in the local culture by visiting ancient temples and mosques, exploring local markets, and savoring traditional Kashmiri cuisine.

Skiing in Gulmarg: Although winter sports season typically begins in December, Gulmarg’s early snowfall can provide opportunities for skiing and snowboarding.

Houseboat Stays: Experience the cozy charm of staying in traditional houseboats on Dal Lake, often with fewer crowds and affordable rates in November.

Gulmarg Golf Course: If golf is your passion, Gulmarg’s golf course remains open in November, offering a unique experience amidst autumn’s splendor.

Shopping: Don’t miss the chance to shop for traditional handicrafts, Pashmina shawls, and saffron from local markets to take back souvenirs and gifts.

Kashmir in November offers a delightful mix of outdoor adventures and cultural experiences, all against the backdrop of the region’s stunning autumn beauty.

Kashmir in November invites you to explore its splendid palatial heritage amidst the scenic beauty of the region. The historic Mughal Gardens, including Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh, offer enchanting terraced lawns, cascading fountains, and vibrant autumn colors, creating a unique blend of nature and culture. A visit to the iconic Dal Lake, where houseboats become charming figures on the still waters, adds to the regal ambiance. The Pahalgam Club, showcasing colonial architecture amidst picturesque landscapes, is another gem to discover. The enchanting atmosphere and fewer crowds make November an ideal time for cultural explorations and witnessing the architectural marvels that grace the region.

November transforms Srinagar into a tranquil and captivating destination. The Dal Lake, veiled in the golden and crimson hues of Chinar trees, is a breathtaking sight, offering serene Shikara rides. The Mughal Gardens, such as Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh, continue to enchant with their vibrant terraced lawns and cascading fountains. Exploring the old city, you’ll discover charming mosques, bustling markets, and traditional houseboats adorned with intricate designs. Srinagar’s rich cultural tapestry comes alive amidst the cool, crisp air of November. It’s the perfect time to experience the city’s unique blend of natural beauty and centuries-old traditions.

In November, Sonamarg, the ‘Meadow of Gold,’ transforms into a serene oasis wrapped in the tranquility of autumn. Surrounded by snow-draped peaks, this picturesque valley boasts surreal landscapes. The Sindh River meanders through the region, reflecting the golden hues of the Chinars that line its banks. Sonamarg becomes a gateway to thrilling adventures and scenic hikes, with trails leading to stunning vantage points like Thajiwas Glacier and Zoji La Pass. November in Sonamarg offers crisp air and clear skies, making it perfect for leisurely strolls amidst the fading alpine meadows. The town’s rustic charm, coupled with the distant views of snow-capped mountains, creates a mesmerizing ambiance. It’s a time when nature whispers, and the mountains echo back in a melody of peace and solitude, making Sonamarg a hidden gem for those seeking serenity away from the hustle and bustle.

Gulmarg, in November, is a dreamy snowscape that captures the essence of winter’s approach. This charming town, often dubbed the ‘Winter Wonderland of India,’ emerges as a skiing and snowboarding haven. The pristine meadows transform into a white paradise, inviting winter sports enthusiasts to conquer the slopes. The Gulmarg Gondola, one of the world’s highest cable cars, offers breathtaking views of the snow-clad Himalayas. The historic St. Mary’s Church adds to the town’s allure with its architectural splendor. With the promise of early snowfall, November in Gulmarg is a prelude to the enchanting winter season, making it an ideal destination for snow lovers and nature enthusiasts.

Pahalgam in November is a tranquil retreat in the lap of nature, offering a unique blend of autumnal charm and the early touch of winter’s grace. The town, known for its lush meadows, takes on a new character as it gets blanketed in pristine white snow. November is the perfect time for leisurely walks amidst the snow-draped landscapes and horse-drawn sleigh rides, creating a rustic winter experience. The Lidder River, with its icy banks, adds to the charm, providing a serene ambiance for those seeking solitude. Pahalgam in November is an invitation to embrace the serene beauty of the region as it transitions from autumn to winter, and it’s an ideal destination for those who appreciate the simplicity and pristine allure of snowy landscapes.

Doodhpathri in November is a mesmerizing retreat, where nature weaves its magic through pristine white landscapes. Known as the ‘Valley of Milk,’ this serene paradise offers untouched natural beauty. November ushers in the first layers of snow, creating a blank canvas for adventure. The snow-draped meadows and glistening Doodhganga River, winding through the valley, provide a picturesque scene. Doodhpathri is an ideal destination for winter exploration, with the chance to trudge through the virgin snow, capturing the tranquility of nature. This hidden gem of Kashmir, with its untouched landscapes and fresh winter charm, is a sanctuary for those who seek the pristine allure of snow-covered beauty.

Kashmir in November presents a breathtaking tapestry of autumnal beauty as the region undergoes a dramatic transformation with its chinar trees adorned in vibrant shades of red and gold. The crisp air carries a hint of winter’s approach, and the Dal Lake, still unfrozen, reflects the stunning colors of the surrounding trees and snow-capped peaks. It’s a time when the bustling markets of Srinagar come alive, offering the season’s harvest of saffron and apples. While outdoor activities are limited due to the onset of winter, the picturesque landscapes and the cultural warmth of the Kashmiri people make November an ideal month for those seeking a more relaxed and less crowded experience of this paradisiacal region.

Is November a good time to visit Kashmir?

Yes, November is a good time to visit Kashmir. The weather is pleasant and cool, with average temperatures ranging from 9°C to 20°C. There is also a chance of snowfall in the higher altitudes, such as Gulmarg and Pahalgam.

Does it snow in Kashmir in November?

Yes, it does snow in Kashmir in November, but it is not widespread. The higher altitudes, such as Gulmarg and Pahalgam, are more likely to experience snowfall.

What are the best places to visit in Kashmir in November?

Some of the best places to visit in Kashmir in November include:

Gulmarg: A popular skiing destination, Gulmarg also offers stunning views of the snow-capped mountains.
Pahalgam: A beautiful hill station surrounded by pine forests and snow-capped peaks.
Srinagar: The capital of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar is known for its Mughal gardens, lakes, and shikaras.
Sonmarg: A picturesque meadow surrounded by glaciers and snow-capped mountains.

What are the best things to do in Kashmir in November?

Some of the best things to do in Kashmir in November include:

Skiing and snowboarding: Gulmarg is the most popular skiing destination in India, and November is a great time to visit for skiing and snowboarding.
Gondola ride: Take a gondola ride to the top of Kongdoori Mountain in Gulmarg for stunning views of the Himalayas.
Trekking: There are a variety of trekking trails in Kashmir, ranging from easy to challenging. November is a great time to go trekking, as the weather is pleasant and cool.
Shikara ride: Take a shikara ride on Dal Lake in Srinagar to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Visit Mughal gardens: Srinagar is known for its Mughal gardens, such as Nishat Bagh and Shalimar Bagh. These gardens are especially beautiful in the fall, when the leaves change color.

What should I pack for a trip to Kashmir in November?

When packing for a trip to Kashmir in November, be sure to pack warm clothes, including a jacket, sweater, scarf, hat, and gloves. You may also want to pack rain gear, as there is a chance of rain.

Is it safe to visit Kashmir in November?

Yes, it is safe to visit Kashmir in November. The security situation in Kashmir has improved significantly in recent years. However, it is always important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to stay safe.

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When is the Best Time to Visit Kashmir? Month-by-Month Guide

Sitting at the foot of the world’s highest mountain range, Kashmir is a stunningly exquisite region. The Kashmir valley is in the middle of snow-capped mountain tops, and its crystal-clear lakes and rivers turns it into a popular tourist destination for Indian residents.

When preparing a visit to Kashmir, probably the most significant things to think about is the weather. What’s the best time to visit Kashmir? How is weather in Kashmir in Winter, summer and monsoons?

The best time to visit Kashmir varies according to what you want. The weather is cool and pleasant in the summer, but it can be fairly hot in the lower areas. The monsoon season brings heavy rains and thunderstorms, but also has some of the best landscapes. In the winter months, Nearly entire Kashmir valley is roofed in snow, making it a favorite destination in India for skiing and snowboarding.

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Best Time to Visit Kashmir

The best time to visit Kashmir is during the summer months, from April to first week of July. The weather is dry and warm, and the skies are clear.

If you are seeking a less busy experience, then winter (October to March) stands out as the best time to suit your needs. The temperature is chilly and the skies in many cases are cloudy, but you can savor the scenery without having to struggle the crowds.

Monsoon season (July to September) could be a great time to visit if you’re looking for a more ambitious trip. The weather is moist and unexpected, but it’s also a time when the landscape is at its most lush and green.

Kashmir Monthly Weather Guide

The best time to visit Kashmir varies according to your desire. If you wish to benefit from the snow, then winter is the best time to go. If you are seeking warmer weather, then summer is the best time to travel. And if you wish to see the wet landscapes, then monsoon season is the best time to go.

This guide will give you a month-by-month summary of the weather in Kashmir, so you can pack accordingly. Take into account that the climate can vary depending on the region of Kashmir you are visiting, so be sure to do your research prior to going.

Kashmir in Winter Months

Kashmir’s winter months are freezing. The temperature in most of the Kashmir areas drops as low as -3 degrees Celsius, and the average rainfall is approximately 100 millimeters. The winter months are October, November, December, January and February. This is the perfect time to visit ski resorts like Gulmarg and Pahalgam.

October is definitely the start of the winter season in Kashmir. The temperature ranges from 8-19 degrees Celsius, and the nights are usually cool. The month is usually dry, even so you may suffer a few light showers.

November is one of the optimum of winter in Kashmir. The temperature can vary from 2-22 degrees Celsius, and snow is common during this month. November is additionally the driest month in Kashmir.

December is a extremely coldest month in Kashmir, with temperatures ranging from -5 to 21 degrees Celsius. The month sees a lot of snowfall, so you should definitely pack your heavy jackets and shoes.

January is the last winter peak months in Kashmir. The temperatures range between -3 to 21 degrees Celsius. January is commonly a very cold month, with hardly any sunlight.

February is the final month of winter in Kashmir. The temperatures cover anything from 5-21 degrees Celsius, and it’s typically quite cold this month. Additionally there is a possibility of seeing some snowfall in February.

March is the end of the winter season i n Kashmir. Though it does rain in March, climate in Kashmir gets warmer in March. Furthermore be prepared to see a good amount of snow in certain areas of Kashmir. March end is a fantastic season as you’re able to experience greenly in Pahalgam and white in Gulmarg/ sonmarg. So it could be a best month to visit Kashmir in winter to view lush green Kashmir landscape.

Kashmir in Summer Months

April is a good time to visit Kashmir. The weather is warm yet not too hot, and most of Kashmir’s skies are pretty much apparent.

May is even better, with some of the best weather of the year. Expect to see clear skies and lots of sunshine. This is the perfect time to visit lakes like Dal and Nageen, or take a hike in the mountains.

June is the oncoming of monsoon season, so the weather can be a little more unexpected. However, you may still find some good days to be had, and the landscape is particularly beautiful while it’s raining.

The summer season is also when pilgrims pay a visit to Vaishno Devi and Amarnath.

Kashmir in Monsoon Months

In monsoon season, the temperatures are moderate and the skies are generally cloudy. This is actually the best time to check out temples like Vaishno Devi or Amarnath Cave.

July is the month of monsoons in Kashmir. The weather is moist and warm, with temperatures ranging from 25-30 degrees Celsius. It could be fairly wet, with regular showers and thunderstorms. Having said that, the rain brings a great deal of relief from the heat, and the lush green Kashmir’s landscape is a sight to behold.

August is also a month of monsoons in Kashmir. The weather is similar to July, rich in moisture and temperatures ranging from 25-30 degrees Celsius. Yet, the rainfall is marginally minimal as compared to July. August is additionally the peak season for tourists, so be prepared for more crowds this month.

September is the final month of monsoons in Kashmir. The weather is even now pretty rainy, with temperatures ranging from 20-25 degrees Celsius. The rainfall goes down noticeably in September, turning it into a good time to visit Kashmir if you’re interested in less crowded places to discover

What to wear in Kashmir?

If you’re visiting Kashmir during the winter months, make sure to pack plenty of warm woolen clothing.

In summer, the weather in Kashmir is quite warm, so regular cotton clothing should suffice.

Monsoon season can be a bit more unpredictable, so it’s best to keep an eye on the weather forecast before planning your Kashmir trip.

5 Places to Visit in Kashmir

There are many beautiful places to see in Kashmir, each with its own unique offerings. Sonmarg, Gulmarg, and the Aru Valley all boast stunning natural scenery, while Yusmarg Valley and Sanasar are perfect for those who enjoy trekking and adventure. No matter what your interests, you’re sure to find a place in Kashmir that you’ll love.

Sonmarg is a must-visit destination in Kashmir.It is actually where you can find the a group of rivers (the Lidder, Sind and the Neelum). Sonmarg has historic significance given that it was a gateway on the historical Silk Road that joins Kashmir with China. Sonmarg is a year-round destination, but April to June is the perfect time to visit, when you’re almost certain to find an outburst of wild flowers carpeting the valley.

Gulmarg is really a prime place to go for winter sports enthusiasts, offering activities such as skiing, tobogganing, and snowboarding. The gondola ride is a must-do, offering spectacular views of the Kashmir landscape. Trekking to Alpather Lake is another popular activity, with the added bonus of a spectacular view of the lake. The best time to visit Gulmarg is from mid-December to February.

The Aru Valley is renowned for its panoramic meadows and is a getaway for trekkers and hikers. There are plenty of top things to do in Aru Valley, for example trekking to Green Top and Base Camp or visiting Lidderwat. Horse riding is another well-known local activity. The best time to visit is July to September for sightseeing and tours, or the winter for snow skiing. It is possible to take a shared taxi from Pahalgam to Aru Valley, that takes about 45-50 minutes.

Yusmarg Valley

Situated in Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, about 50 km from Srinagar, Yusmarg is a place you should visit if you really want to understand its attractiveness. Doodhganga trek is regarded as the common attraction in Yusmarg. Also there is a hiking route from Yusmarg to Doodhpathri meadows. Charar-e-Sharif is a home to one of many holiest Sufi shrines- the Dargah of Sheikh Noor-ud-din Noorani, or more popularly Sheikh Noor-ud-din Wali. He’s equally by the Muslims and Hindus.

Prominent for its cup-shaped meadow in the middle of huge conifers, Sanasar is one more lesser-known gem of Kashmir, in the Ramban district of J&K. Sanasar is a exquisite valley that can be visited by gliding over its landscapes and meadows, or by trekking along its many trails. The valley hosts the 400-year-old Shank Pal Nag temple, which is unique for being built without mortar. Suri Kund, a small pond on the high Shank Pal ridge, is yet another fascinating destination that can be reached by trekking 7 hours from Sanasar town.

Here is the minimum and maximum temperature of different place of Kashmir in Summer.

How to get to Kashmir?

So , how do you get to Kashmir ? Well , there are several ways .

It is possible to take a flight to Srinagar the administrative centre of Kashmir . The Srinagar airport is positioned 14 kilometres from the city centre and provides flights to numerous cities in India . There’s also another airport, Jammu Akirport that sites 6 km southwest of Jammu.

Jammu & Kashmir has good road connectivity and can be reached by road via the National Highway (NH) 1 & NH44.

Alternatively, you can go on a train to Jammu and next take a taxi or bus to Kashmir. The closest railway station to Srinagar is the Jammu Tawi Railway Station , that is located 300 kilometres away .

The Jawahar Tunnel also connects Jammu to the valley of Kashmir.

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Srinagar in November – Places To Visit And Things To Do

Srinagar in November is nothing less than a dreamland. The nature becomes the artist that paints the landscapes with the hues of crimson, amber and gold. Travelling to Srinagar in the autumn month of November is one of the captivating experiences. Srinagar is nestled in the heart of the Kashmir Valley. In November, the city goes into breath taking transformation. The autumn leaves begin to fall, the air turns crisp and gentle making it a perfect time to explore the unique blend of natural beauty, history and culture.

During this time of the year, the iconic Dal Lake dons a mystical veil of mist. The traditional wooden boats also known as Shikaras glide gently on the tranquil waters. The popular Mughal Gardens such as Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, etc. are covered with a carpet of fallen chinar leaves, creating a majestic backdrop for a leisurely stroll. Srinagar vibrant shopping market has a different charm during this season. November in Srinagar is an invitation to the winter season with a slowdown around the city and making way for the simple joys of life amidst the grandeur of nature.

If you are planning a trip to Srinagar in November then this comprehensive Srinagar guide for November is for you. It covers everything from the weather in Srinagar in November to road conditions in Srinagar in November, places to visit in Srinagar in November, things to do in Srinagar in November, and tips for planning a trip to Srinagar in November.

Srinagar Weather in November

Srinagar in November faces a weather transition from warm and pleasant days of autumn to the cool and crisp atmosphere of winter. This month marks the onset of winter in the Kashmir valley which makes it one of the best times to explore the natural beauty. The temperatures in Srinagar during November can vary, but generally, you can expect cold weather. Daytime temperatures often range from 2°C to 11°C (36°F to 52°F), making it cold, while the nights tend to get chilly. There is a high probability of snowfall during the latter half of the month.

November marks the beginning of freezing cold temperatures. There is a unique serenity and beauty that can be found by visitors when they visit Srinagar during this season. Srinagar in November is truly a magical experience for those people who embrace the cold weather.

Road Conditions in Srinagar in November

Road conditions in November can be challenging due to the beginning of the winter season and the possibility of snowfall. The roads can be slippery and icy which makes it essential to have appropriate winter tires and drive cautiously. Some roads on high altitudes and mountain passes may remain inaccessible due to heavy snowfall. Even roads to popular destinations like Gulmarg and Pahalgam may have restricted access or face temporary closure.

How to Reach Srinagar in November

You can easily reach Srinagar through Sheikh-ul-Alam Airport. It is located 15 kilometres from the city centre. There are regular domestic and international flight choices from this airport, making it super easy to travel between Srinagar and other big cities.

The Srinagar Railway Station is very close to the city centre. It is just 13 kilometres away. However, it is important to note that it does not offer connectivity to destinations beyond the Kashmir region.

You can catch a train to the Banihal Railway Station in Kashmir, which is the closest railway connection. It is located just 92 kilometres away from Srinagar. It takes roughly 4 hours of drive from Banihal Railway Station to reach Srinagar.

There are alternative railway stations in proximity to Srinagar. Udhampur Station is located at a distance of 200 kilometres and Jammu Tawi Station is located at a distance of 271 kilometres from Srinagar. They both serve as additional options for travellers.

Srinagar has excellent road connectivity. Major cities such as Delhi, Jammu, and Chandigarh have good connectivity. Travellers also have the option of renting a taxi or taking JKSRTC buses for their journeys to and from the city.

Places to Visit in Srinagar in November

Dachigam national park.

Dachigam National Park in November is one of the memorable experiences as the weather is chilly. It is the best time for wildlife lovers to spot resident hangul deer, migratory bird species and leopards. Trekkers should be careful due to the snowfall. It is a great time for photography of the snow capped Himalayan mountains. Before heading towards the park make sure you check the weather details.

Dal Lake in November offers a tranquil and unique experience. The autumn foliage adds natural beauty to the lake and makes it a perfect time to take a shikara ride on the calm waters. You must go well prepared as you may experience extreme cold weather around the lake. The quiet ambience and serene surrounding makes Dal Lake one of the best getaways from city life.

Nigeen Lake

Nigeen Lake is a beautiful lake just like the Dal Lake. However, it is a bit smaller in size. The lake looks serene and picturesque in the cold weather. Nigeen Lake is less crowded than the Dal Lake which makes it an ideal place for visitors who are looking for peace and natural beauty. You can take a shikara ride while enjoying the beautiful autumn scenery and local culture. The beautiful surroundings and tranquillity of the lake make it a must visit place on the Srinagar trip.

Pari Mahal or “Palace of Fairies” is a historic monument in Srinagar. This place holds a special allure in November. The Mughal architecture adds beauty to this place. It is perched on the Zabarwan mountain range and offers a stunning view against the backdrop of the autumn’s changing colour. The vibrant hues of the chinar trees and contrasting pale blue skies lend it a stunning view. This historical monument is the best spot to soak the rich history and picturesque vistas of Srinagar.

Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Botanical Garden

The Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Botanical Garden or JNM Botanical Garden is located in the foothills of the Zabarwan Range. It is a 22 hectare botanical garden established in 1969. This garden was built as a tribute to India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. The garden offers a captivating and peaceful experience. It is an ideal time to take a stroll along the diverse range of trees and plants. It is a great time for photographers to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Hari Parbat

Hari Parbat is a historical hill that offers a compelling view in November. The cool and crisp weather provides an incredible atmosphere for exploring the rich heritage. The hill has a historic Hari Parbat Fort that represents the culture of the city and its architectural history. Visitors can indulge themselves in hiking and enjoy the panoramic view of the city.

Hazratbal Masjid

Hazratbal Masjid is also known as Hazratbal Shrine. It holds a special place among Muslims across the globe. It is one of the famous Islamic sanctuaries in Srinagar. It is believed to safeguard a strand of Prophet Muhammad’s beard. The serene setting by Dal Lake further lends beauty to the mosque’s charm. You can enjoy the beautiful view of the lake and snow capped mountains from the mosque. November is a peaceful time to experience the spiritual and natural beauty of the Hazratbal Masjid.

Char Chinar

Char Chinar or “Four Chinars” is a famous island in Srinagar located on Dal Lake. The Chinar trees on this island are said to be 1,000 years old. It is one of the best times to take a shikara ride and experience the stunning autumn foliage on the tranquil water of Dal Lake. This island offers a perfect setting to explore the picturesque surroundings and nature’s vibrant display.

Things To Do in Srinagar in November

Go birdwatching at manasbal lake.

November is a great time for bird watching At Manasbal Lake. This lake attracts a large number of migratory birds during the winter season due to its beautiful and hospitable environment. The lush wetlands are an ideal habitat for these birds. You can even take a shikara ride to observe and photograph these beautiful birds against the backdrop of the scenic Himalayan landscape.

Memorable Shikara Ride On Dal Lake

Shikara ride is a must try on a trip to Srinagar. The cold weather and wrapped in a cozy blanket you can float along the calm waters of the lake enjoying the breathtaking autumn scenery with vibrant foliage on the surface of the lake. Shikara ride is one of the most peaceful and memorable excursions to feel nature’s transformation and absorb the beauty of nature.

Enjoy Sound & Light Show at Dal Lake

The Sound and Light Show at Dal Lake is a unique and captivating experience. The cold weather sets the stage for a mesmerising event. The show is a combination of light, sound and narration about the history and culture of the Kashmir Valley. The illuminated houseboats and the tranquil water of the Dal Lake provide a magical ambience for the show. This show is one of the most unique and enchanting ways to learn about the history and culture of the Valley.

Thrilling Horse Riding in Srinagar

Horse riding in Srinagar in November can be an unforgettable experience provided you are prepared for the cold weather. Horse riding provides you with a unique perspective of the city and beauty surrounding the Srinagar city. You can explore the city’s local markets, picturesque landscapes, etc. sitting on the horseback. It is also one of the best ways to explore the beauty of iconic places like Dal Lake and enjoy the autumn foliage.

Spiritual Trek To Shankaracharya Hill and seek blessings at Shankaracharya Temple

For visitors who are seeking a spiritually enriching experience, they must trek to Shankaracharya Hill and seek blessing at the Shankaracharya Temple. Since the weather in November is cold make sure you are wrapped in warm clothes. The trek bath is well maintained and during the trek, you will enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the Srinagar and Dal Lake. Once you reach the top of the hill, seek blessing at the temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and feel connected with the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Exciting Paragliding Adventure at Astanmarg

Astanmarg is located near Srinagar and is famous for thrilling paragliding adventures. The cool and crisp weather provides perfect conditions for paragliding. While paragliding you can view the stunning landscapes of the Himalayas and the snow-capped mountains. The experienced paragliding instructors ensure that you have a safe and secure ride along with the thrilling experience. It is one of the most unique activities for adrenaline enthusiasts to explore the region’s beauty.

Memorable Stay at a Houseboat on Nigeen Lake

Staying at a houseboat is an enhancing and tranquil experience. The beautifully crafted houseboats offer a perfect blend of traditional as well as modern comfort. You can just relax on the houseboat while enjoying the beautiful view lake view along with the delicious Kashmiri cuisine. These houseboats are equipped with all the comfortable amenities and provide a unique experience of living on the water. A houseboat is the best way to escape from the chaos of the city. The cost of a houseboat stay is INR 5,000 to INR 10,000 per night.

Go on a shopping spree

Srinagar is not only famous for its beautiful landscapes but it is also a paradise for avid shoppers. The city has bustling markets that offer a range of authentic Kashmiri treasures such as saffron, dried fruits, traditional handicrafts, Pashmina shawls, etc. The visitors may go to destinations like Lal Chowk, Badshah Chowk, Residency Road, Polo View Market, and Raghunath Bazaar for a rich shopping experience.

Basic Guidelines for Travellers Planning a Trip to Srinagar in November

If you are planning to travel to Srinagar in November , you will need to keep in mind a few things:

It is advisable to carry an umbrella or raincoat as there is a possibility snowfall or occasional rainfall during this season.

Since November marks the beginning of winter, it is advisable to carry woollen clothes that can protect you from cold weather

As the weather is cold, carry cold cream, lip balm, and moisturizer

Ensure your accommodation has a proper heating facility to protect you from cold weather.

Be mindful of the travel disruptions that may be caused by changing weather conditions.

Be prepared for the delay in flights because of extreme weather.

For a smoother trip, remain updated on the weather forecast and road conditions.

Keep a medical kit for common health issues like dehydration, headaches, and minor stomach ailments.

Even though card payment is accepted everywhere in Srinagar but still carry some cash along with you for local transactions and added convenience.

Srinagar in November offers one of the most unique experiences. It is a blend of natural beauty, cold weather and cultural richness. During this season the travellers are in for a memorable experience as the city transforms into a picturesque paradise and the Dal Lake is at its peak beauty. The city also offers rich history and culture with old temples and stunning Mughal gardens that can amaze people of all age groups.

If you are looking to seek adventure or tranquillity, Srinagar in November is an ideal place. If you need assistance in planning your trip and exploring the city’s beautiful attractions during this time, you may rely on eKashmirTourism to make your journey truly unforgettable.

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Planning 5 Days In Kashmir In November? Here’s All You Need ...
Trip Duration: 4N/5D. Trip Cost: INR 18,800. Inclusions: Accommodation, shikara ride, sightseeing. Exclusions: Flights, cab. 5 Days In Kashmir Itinerary. Day 1: Arrival in Pahalgam. Day 2: Sightseeing in Srinagar. Day 3: Drive to Gulmarg. Day 4: Drive to Sonmarg. Day 5: Back to Pavilion. Must Read: Here’s Why Kashmir Is Called Heaven On Earth.
Kashmir in November – Best Places & Events to Visit in 2024
Through this informative guide, we have brought to you what Kashmir in November looks like. If you want to travel to Kashmir in November and need assistance with customized Kashmir tour packages, give a call to the travel experts at Honeymoon Bug and we will plan the much-needed Kashmir trip for you.
Visit Kashmir in November: The Ultimate Guide - Tusk Travel
Discover the beauty of Kashmir in November - majestic snow-capped mountains, shimmering lakes and amazing sights! Visit Kashmir, India's Switzerland, and find the best places to visit here.
Kashmir in November: Places, Activities, Weather [Guide 2023]
Some of the best places to visit in Kashmir in November include: Gulmarg: A popular skiing destination, Gulmarg also offers stunning views of the snow-capped mountains. Pahalgam: A beautiful hill station surrounded by pine forests and snow-capped peaks.
When Is The Best Time To Visit Kashmir? Monthly Weather Guide
The temperature in most of the Kashmir areas drops as low as -3 degrees Celsius, and the average rainfall is approximately 100 millimeters. The winter months are October, November, December, January and February. This is the perfect time to visit ski resorts like Gulmarg and Pahalgam.
Srinagar in November – Places To Visit And Things To Do
Travelling to Srinagar in the autumn month of November is one of the captivating experiences. Srinagar is nestled in the heart of the Kashmir Valley. In November, the city goes into breath taking transformation.