When Should You Pack Your Bags For A Skiing Trip To Kashmir?

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  • November 11, 2024
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If you’re planning on heading to the Valley of Kashmir for trip a trip filled with adrenaline rush, excitement, and enthusiasm to get your skiing on Gulmarg aka the meadow of flowers, considered one of the best skiing destinations to head during Indian winters, should be on the top of your list.

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Choose the right time to visit

The ideal period for you to head out for skiing are during the months of December to February. The closest airport lies in Srinagar, nearly 50km from Gulmarg. From the summer capital of Jamu and Kashmir, you can either reach this verdant hill stop from a taxi or bus.

Get your ski passes before heading to Kashmir. Image credit: Pinterest  

Get your ski passes

Purchase your tickets on-site or online to avoid long queues. This pass gives you access to different slopes, depending on your skiing level. Learn the rules Follow the instructions given by your ski instructor and stay aware of the weather conditions to ensure a safe experience.

Après-ski activities. Image credit: Pinterest 

Explore après-ski activities

Visit nearby attractions like the frozen Alpather Lake, and St. Mary’s Church, or take a gondola ride for panoramic views. Enjoy local Kashmiri dishes such as Rogan Josh, Yakhni, and Kahwa to complete your experience.

A lodge situated in Gulmarg, Kashmir. Image credit: Pinterest

Book your accommodation

While there are several cost-effective hotels and lodges alike, winters are known to bring a great number of tourists to Kashmir. Booking in advance is crucial, especially if you are looking for a place close to the slopes. 

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