Pahelgam

Sightseeing at Pahelgam with Horse ride was an adventurous trip. However, don’t take kid below 2 years old with you on horse ride. Its really dangerous path and not recommended to keep kid on that path

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Pahalgam is an incline station in the north Indian region of Jammu and Kashmir. Mountain trails run upper east to Amarnath Cave Temple, a Hindu blessed spot and site of the yearly Amarnath Yatra venture. Overa Aru Wildlife Sanctuary is home to animals including gritty hued bears and musk deer. Upper east, the Lidder River goes through lovely Betaab Valley. Southeast, Tulian Lake is flanked by peaks and every now and again frozen.

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Jammu is my favourite place There is so much peace and beautiful valley surrounded by pine trees will definately change the mind se.It's is every time different pahelgam in every season On the way from Srinagar to Pahalgam, we saw Kesar(Saffron) Fields and plants, chest nut tree and also visited Apple Orchards. We also purchase packs of apple while returning. Whole trek is highly enjoyable. This is a nice hill station to visit. It is impossible to explain the excitement in words. This can be realized only on visiting this place.

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Jammu is my favourite place in this whole world

It is the most beautiful place on the palnet Earth . I suggest everyone to visit pahelgam once in your life

But it does not a good hotel to stay in as there in Jammu renewation of hotels are not allowed

But the sighting are very beautiful

It's is every time different pahelgam in every season

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Well kashmir mere jaan it is one of my favourite place to visit the day when I visited pahelgam I haven't think of going anywhere all over around. The pahelgam beautiful scenary melts my heart.There is so much peace and beautiful valley surrounded by pine trees will definately change the mind set of the person.

The people are very friendly, the roads are cleaned, blue sky and sunlight.

There are many adventourous activity we can do in pahelgam such as white water rafting in Himganga River, the paragliding and many sports activities

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Pehalgam is very beautiful place.the lakes and mountains are breathtaking which soothes our soul.i reccomend tulian lake which is at the altitute of 3353 meters above the sea level.one must visit this scenic beauty once in a life time.

People are very friendly and are known for their hospitality.

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I am native of distict anantnag in jammu and kashmir.Pahalgam is some 25 kms away from home.I visit pahalgam almost 10-15 times in a year.But yet I m not satisfied.I want to go daily to those beautiful views of mountains, cold water flowing from snow covered mountains.

That greenish beauty all around.whatever people say I think this is the best place to visit in the whole world.It is simply a breath taking beauty.It has lot of visiting places around like beetab valley, chandanwari etc.

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I with my family members visited Srinagar and Pahalgam about three years back in October. Pahalgam is about 90 km east of Srinagar. It is considered as Switzerland of India. This place is also known for its film shooting attractions. Recently, scene of film Bajrangi Bhaijan has been shooted here. It falls on   famous Amarnath Yatra route.

Vast green meadows in the lap the high mountains of Himalayas, surrounded with tall pine and chinar forest are great attraction in Pahalgam, which will fill you with excitement. It is about 3 km from the taxi stand. Pony owner will chase you for ride on their pony. They demand Rs. 800/- but a little bargain may set at Rs. 500/-. You may be a little afraid of the curvy and sloppy path on which the pony carry you but ponies are trained enough to walk on such terrains safely. So you need not worry. You can also trek this which will take about one hour. We roll in the field through a big transparent balloon and enjoy a lot. Hotel and tourist hut of J&K Govt are available for stay.

On the way from Srinagar to Pahalgam, we saw Kesar(Saffron) Fields and plants, chest nut tree and also visited Apple Orchards. We also purchase packs of apple while returning. Whole trek is highly enjoyable. This is a nice hill station to visit.   It is impossible to explain the excitement in words. This can be realized only on visiting this place.

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Pahelgaon is the most beautiful spot in the kashmir valley. There are two parts at pahelgam. 1. Lower Pahelgam 2. Upper pahelgam or Vaisharan

Apart from that Pahelgam is situated on the bank of purling river Lidder.We went from Srinagar but did not stay there. At lower pahelgam one shall find the river. There is a bridge and on crossing one will see a temple named mamleswar temple dedicated to Lord Mahadev.

We traveleld in October. there was no iota of snow. But the sky was cludy and cool breeze was blowing. The upper peaks got snow-capped overnight.

Pahelgam has one more place named Aru. One needs to change the car and go to Aru.

At vaisharan horses will carry you to imbibe the tranquility and serenity of the nature. Poplar, Deodar and willow trees will give you cool breeze and shelter. The entire environment is heavenly. It is the true "heaven on earth".

It disliked that number of hotels there was not upto the mark, One requires to descend to lower pahelgam for dining.

Next time I wish to go there in winter as it is covered with thick snow.

Anyone can go there but walking and ascending towards upper pahelgam might seem cumbersome and toilsome. Horse riding is a fun here.

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We visited Pahelgam in October 1983.

We had taken a tourist bus from Sri nagar.

It was off season. We saw the two good hotels there.

Ultimately we settled for a room with a view in Hotel Natraj, as it gave us a huge off season discount.

We could get good vegetarian food in a gujarati Hotel in the market in Pahelgam below.

The river Liddar flows through Pahelgam. A visit to the river was nice , as foaming water flows through rounded boulders and stones. a picturesque spot.

On the other side of the river Liddar were the forests of fir trees on the hill.

We went to Chandanwadi where we saw snow frozen over the river and making a bridge of ice.

The route to the pilgrimage place of Amarnath passes this way.

We put on the colourful Kashmiri dresses and posed for souvenir photos before the professional photographers.

We just sat in the Natraj Hotel and enjoyed the sights of the hills covered with alpine type trees,the high mountains peeping from behind,the river flowing through the rounded stones below the grassy slopes.

When we woke up next morning, I was the first to look out of the room with a view and noticed the transformation which had taken place due to snowfall.

The hills around were covered with fresh snow. Upto a particular point there was snow and after that a line appeared to have been drawn,below which there was no snow.

Everyone was excited, but wondered why there was no snow in the Pahelgam town.

I had an explanation for it. Due to the heat whatever snow that had fallen had melted in the city. Where the soil was not warm the snow had remained unmelted.

We again decided to go to Chandanwadi where fresh snow had been reported.

It was wonderful to see the fresh white snow there,make snowballs and play.

A child just kept on picking up handfuls of snow as it atracted him and then cried because of the cold wetness of melting snow.

We heard that there was a very beautiful lake near Pahelgam, but it had snowed and the journey would be difficult, hence the scenic place was left for seeing in the wall posters, which adorn many houses all over the world.

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