Kargil city is famous for the Kargil War between India and Pakistan, which was fought between May and July, in the year 1999. The war was fought in the District of Kashmir, along the now-famous Line of Control or LOC, in India. It is remembered as one of the most intense battles that took place between the two countries, and relics of the war can still be found in Kargil.
Jammu is essentially a good break from the monotony, one can holiday here for not only seeking spirituality in its many sacred places like Mata Vaishno Devi, Raghunath Temple, Peer Koh Cave, Dera Baba Banda, but also enjoy a hill holiday in its tourist destinations of Patnitop and Doda. Nature lovers can fall in love with Jammu’s beautiful lakes like Mansar Lake and the ethereal beauty of Patnitop and Doda. Wildlife enthusiasts can get their share of thrill at Kishtwar National Park. Jammu isn’t only about family holiday and spiritual tour, it is also about indulging in spine-chilling adventures on lesser-known trails in Kishtwar. The historic town of Poonch also has a memorable experience to impart and so does the region’s largest city, Jammu that is home to several heritage sites and temples.
Dharamshala is the winter capital of Himachal Pradesh. The Legislative Assembly is at Sidhbari, near the Chinmaya Tapovan Ashram, and the winter sessions of the government are held there. Dharamshala is also a famous bird-watching spot in India.
For centuries, Pahalgam has been attracting hoards of tourists, pilgrims and explorers. Famous for various Bollywood flicks, the Ashmuqam shrine, Amarnath cave and innumerable fascinating spots, Babra Wani deconstructs the idea of the ‘village of shepherds’.
Famously referred to as “Heaven on Earth ”, Srinagar is known for the static houseboats and gondola-type boats- Shikaras in Dal Lake. Decorated with serene Dal Lake & Nigeen Lake, Srinagar is the ideal place for honeymoon and family vacations.