Pahalgam

Pahalgam is an angler's delight and even an amateur can catch a rainbow trout from the rushing streams. the large brown bear is a natural inhabitant of the thick Pine and Cedar forests. Pahalgam has a golf course at 2400 meters above the sea level. Camping equipment, ponies and skiing equipment is readily available. White water of River Lidder makes it ideal for the thrilling adventure sport like white water rafting. Kolahoi is a popular Trekking destination via Aru Valley a charming meadow. Aru Valley haven for Amature and Professional Trekkers, some of the most popular trekking destinations from Aru are Kolohai, Tarsar, Marsar etc.

Places To Visit In Pahalgam

Reaching-Ladakh Arru Valley

Placed at a distance of around 12 km from Pahalgam city, Aru valley is an ideal place to visit around Pahalgam. Aru Valley is an enchanting village in the Trans-Himalayan region and overlooks the mighty Himalayas.

The colorful floral meadows, misty ambiance, conifer and pine forests, and the fantastic weather captivate every nature lover. However, the valley is not famous among only nature lovers. It also offers a chance to adventure enthusiasts who can enjoy such adventure activities in Pahalgam as trekking, river rafting, camping and trout fishing, etc.



Reaching-Ladakh Betaab Valley

Located at a distance of 15 km from Pahalgam, Betaab Valley, earlier known as Hagan Valley, was rechristened as Betaab Valley after the hit Bollywood movie ‘Betaab’ was shot here in the year 1983. One of the three beautiful valleys, along with Chandanwari and Aru, Betaab valley in Pahalgam is a complete package of tranquility, pleasant weather, and scenic surroundings.

The valley lies on the route of Amarnath cave. Surrounded by snowy peaks sprinkled with pine and deodar forests, Betaab valley is a must-visit attraction in Pahalgam. Here you feel away from the stress of city life.The colored floral beds and lush green carpets make Betaab Valley’s landscape more stunning and cast magic on the on-looker. That is the top reason to visit Betaab valley in Pahalgam.


Reaching-Ladakh Baisaran Hills

Just 5 km from the main town Pahalgam, Baisaran hill is a Rolling meadow covered by thick pine forests, and lush greenery describes Baisaran hills the best, making it a place worth visiting. Baisaran looks highly eye-catching with its contrast of snow-capped hills and green pastures lands. The hill is also famous for camping in Kashmir.

You can set your camp beside Tulian Lake. At the same time, some trekkers opt to trek from Baisaran, going up to the Tulian Lake, at an above sea level of 3353 meters, and setting their camps there. Others start trekking from Pahalgam, Baisaran hills, and Tulian Lake. This off-beak track offers fantastic views of the Lidder valley in the Himalayas. If you are not going to trekking! Pony-ride is another option to explore Baisaran hill and other nearby places.


Reaching-Ladakh Lidder River

Known as an important tributary of River Indus, the Lidder River is a snow-fed river in Kashmir valley, 73 km long. Flowing through Pahalgam town, this river offers excellent opportunities for rafting and angling in it. Lidder River is also the primary water source for Anantnag. If you are an angler, you can catch fishes like Shuddgurn, Brown trout, Rainbow trout, etc., but you must bring your angling equipment. White water rafting in the Lidder River is a must for every adventure lover who likes to carry some fantastic memories of the Pahalgam trip.