Srinagar Honeymoon Packages

Set out on a romantic Srinagar trip with Thrillophilia, where you’ll wake up to foggy mountains and the gentle ripples of the Jhelum River. This city is home to serene lakes, charming houseboats, and breathtaking views, making it an ideal getaway for you and your beloved. You can take a Shikara ride with your partner across the picturesque Dal and Nageen Lakes, where the floating markets create a mesmerising sight. Stroll through the grand Mughal gardens like Shalimar Bagh and Chashme Shahi, surrounded by roses and chrysanthemums. You can end your day with a romantic evening on a houseboat, amidst antique style interior decor.

Stroll hand-in-hand through the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden amidst 48 varieties of tulips, blooming against the breathtaking background of the Zabarwan Range. Just a few kilometres from Srinagar, you can trek through the verdant valleys of Pahalgam. For an exhilarating experience, you can glide over snow-capped peaks on the Gulmarg Gondola and conquer the Sind River’s rapids while rafting in Sonmarg. Explore Srinagar's busy markets and bring home beautiful Kashmiri crafts, plush Pashmina shawls, and saffron as souvenirs. Moreover, trying the classic flavours of Wazwan cuisine is one of the top things to do in Kashmir, which includes the delicious Tabak Maaaz and Rogan Josh, 

You can make your trip a memorable one with our honeymoon packages, which include wonderful accommodations, meals, candlelight dinners, and breathtaking tours. Moreover, you can also be sure of a smooth holiday in Kashmir, reliable on-ground help, and customer service available 24/7. Thus, contact us today via our contact page, and a travel expert will get in touch with you soon.

Best Time To Go For Srinagar Trip:

1. Peak season- Srinagar, nestled in the heart of Kashmir, is a year-round honeymoon paradise to experience with Thrillophilia’s Srinagar honeymoon package. During the peak season from May to August, the city is at its most vibrant form. Srinagar in August, in particular, offers lush gardens, pleasant weather, and serene lakes, making it ideal for couples. The stunning views of the natural landscapes set a great stage for experiencing a memorable Srinagar honeymoon.

2. Shoulder season- As autumn sets in from September to November, Srinagar enters its shoulder season. The temperatures dip and the fog descends, making it perfect for couples to enjoy a surreal Srinagar honeymoon trip. The city’s beauty during this period is subtle yet equally enchanting, making it a great time for lovers to get to know each other better. 

3. Waning season- Winter, from December to February, transforms Srinagar into a snowy retreat. It turns into a wonderland for couples who revel in the magic of snow. Spring, spanning March to April, sees Srinagar awakening to comfortable temperatures. This season is less crowded, creating an ideal setting for a remarkable Srinagar honeymoon tour.

How to reach Srinagar:

1. By Air: The Sheikh ul Alam Airport in Srinagar is located at a distance of just 15 kilometers from the city center and is well-connected to Delhi, Mumbai, and Chadigarh via regular flights.

2. By Rail: You can take a train and reach Banihal railway station. Once you reach here, you can easily hire a taxi and reach Srinagar.

3. By Road: Srinagar is well-connected to cities like Delhi, Chandigarh, Jammu, and Leh via convenient bus and cab services.

Places to Visit on Srinagar Honeymoon Tour:

Here are some places to visit on Srinagar:

1. Dal Lake: Often called the ‘Jewel of Srinagar,’ Dal Lake is a must-visit spot included in almost every Srinagar honeymoon package. Spanning an impressive 15 kilometers, it is the second-largest lake in Jammu and Kashmir. The lake is dotted with colorful shikaras (traditional boats) that float on its crystal-clear waters, reflecting the stunning snow-capped Pir Panjal mountains.

One of the highlights of Dal Lake is its lively floating market, where local vendors sell saffron, handicrafts, and fresh fruits from their boats. Visiting Srinagar in December offers a unique experience, as the lake sometimes freezes, creating the perfect setting for ice skating and capturing breathtaking winter landscapes.

2. Shalimar Bagh: Set overlooking the spectacular Dal Lake, the breathtaking Shalimar Bagh was commissioned by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir for his wife Noor Jahan, back in 1619. Also known as Farah Baksh and Faiz Baksh, this garden is spread across a vast area of over 30 acres and showcases excellent Mughal architecture. It is home to breathtaking vibrant gardens and many impressive man-made structures, including as many as 410 stunning fountains.

The garden features a total of three terraces, namely Diwan-e-Khas, Diwan-e-Aam, and Zenana Garden, with each one having a water pool and fountains, making it a must-visit place to explore on a Srinagar honeymoon tour. Visiting Srinagar in Winter adds a magical touch, as the garden is covered in mist with a serene and peaceful ambiance.

3. Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden: Located at the base of the stunning Zabarwan mountains and overlooking Dal Lake, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden is the largest tulip garden in Asia. Formerly known as the Model Floriculture Center, this beautiful garden features around 48 varieties of tulips along with other flowers like hyacinths, daffodils, narcissus, ranunculus, and roses.

Designed in a sloping pattern across seven terraces, it is a popular spot for couples to enjoy peaceful moments and capture beautiful pictures. This scenic garden is one of the places to visit in Kashmir for honeymoon, offering a romantic and colorful retreat amidst nature.

4. Nishat Bagh: Known as the “Garden of Bliss”, the picturesque Nishat Bagh happens to be the second-largest Mughal garden in Srinagar after the famous Shalimar Bagh. Commissioned by the elder brother of Noor Jahan, Asif Khan back in 1633, this garden depicts the architectural design of that of a typical Persian garden.

Encompassed by tall chinar trees, the Nishat Bagh features a total of 12 terraces, several stunning fountains, and an extensive collection of beautiful kaleidoscopic flowers. Each terrace is home to a diverse flora including cyprus and china trees, lilies, and roses. So you must include this place on your Srinagar tour packages for couple.

5. Chashme Shahi: Depicting “The Royal Spring” in English, the postcard-perfect Chashme Shahi is one of the three popular Mughal Gardens in Srinagar, with the other two being Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh. Commissioned by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan and built by Ali Marda Khan back in 1632 AD, this vibrant terraced garden is home to spectacular water pools, beautiful flora, and well-maintained walkways. One of the primary attractions of this garden is its natural freshwater spring known as Rupa Bhawani, which was originally unearthed by a saint with the same name and a must visit place to explore with your srinagar honeymoon packages.

6. Char Chinar: A small pristine island on the famous Dal Lake, Char Chinar must be added to the itinerary of the Srinagar honeymoon packages of every peace and leisure-seeking couple. Surrounded by tall chinar trees on all sides, this postcard-perfect man-made island was commissioned by Murad Baksh, the brother of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. Visitors can easily take a shikara ride on the Dal Lake and access this stunning island to explore its sheer beauty and soak in its calmness and tranquility.

7. Nigeen Lake: With its clear blue waters and stunning surroundings, Nigeen Lake is a peaceful retreat next to the famous Dal Lake. Encircled by tall willow trees, the lake is dotted with colorful houseboats, offering a unique stay experience on the water. Couples visiting Nigeen Lake can enjoy a romantic shikara ride, witness breathtaking sunsets, and take in the serene natural beauty, making it a must-visit spot for a Srinagar honeymoon tour. For those looking for adventure, a swim in the lake adds to the thrill. Visiting Kashmir in winter makes this experience even more magical, with misty views and crisp air enhancing the charm.

8. Pari Mahal: Set above the famous Mughal Garden, Chashme Shahi, the majestic Pari Mahal translates to “The abode of angels” in English. The palace is set amidst a lush beautiful garden packed with exotic fruit trees and vibrant flora. Commissioned by Dara Shikoh, the eldest son of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, the Pari Mahal flaunts a brilliant traditional Islamic-style architectural design. Couples can include Pari Mahal in their Srinagar honeymoon packages and visit this place to admire the impressive architecture of the palace and relax in the pristine gardens surrounding it.

Things to Do on Srinagar Honeymoon:

Here are some best things to do on Srinagar: 

1. Take a Hand-in-Hand Stroll Through the Mughal Gardens: When you are in Srinagar with your partner, consider taking a hand-in-hand stroll through the three famous Mughal Gardens namely Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, and Chashme Shahi. As you walk through these postcard-perfect gardens, admire their mesmerizing Persian architecture, soak in the enchanting smell of the colorful flowers, and sit and relax on the lush green grasses. You may also want to capture some great couple pictures with the water pools, fountains, canals, and flower beds serving as the most beautiful backdrop ever, s you must include this in your Srinagar tour packages for couple.

2. Stay In A Traditional Houseboat: A stay in Dal Lake houseboats is one of the most enchanting experiences for couples visiting Srinagar. These beautifully crafted wooden houseboats, adorned with intricate Kashmiri decor, offer a glimpse into the region’s rich heritage and culture. Spending a romantic night floating on the calm waters, surrounded by the peaceful ambiance, creates an unforgettable experience. The gentle ripples of the lake lull you to sleep, while the golden hues of sunrise over the water provide a breathtaking morning view. A houseboat stay is the perfect way to embrace nature, serenity, and the timeless charm of Kashmir.

3. Enjoy Shikara Ride On Dal Lake: If you are visiting Srinagar with your partner, taking a ride on the colorful shikara, on the sparkling waters of Dal Lake is a must. During this romantic and serene shikara ride with your partner, soak in the 360 degrees panoramic views of the snow-clad Himalayan mountains, surrounding the lake on all sides. There are many circuits for taking long shikara rides on the lake, with the one starting from Nehru Park and passing by Hazratbal, Nagin, Rainawari and back.

4. Go Boating on the Manasabal Lake: One of the most romantic activities to include in your Kashmir honeymoon trip is taking a serene boat ride on the picture-perfect Manasabal Lake. As you enjoy boating on the green waters of this lake, admire the beautiful pink lotus flowers floating on the surface. You will also get the opportunity to spot a number of fascinating birds on the shore of the lake. You may also want to capture some beautiful couple pictures with the scenic surroundings of the lake serving as the perfect backdrop

5. Seek Blessings At Shankaracharya Temple: On your honeymoon in Srinagar, pay a visit to the famous Shankaracharya Temple with your partner and seek blessings for your new married life. After offering prayers and paying homage, you can take a stroll around the temple and marvel at its stunning architectural design. Standing at this place, you may also want to soak in the breathtaking 360 degrees panoramic views of the vibrant city and the magnificent mountains surrounding it, one of the best things to do in Srinagar and must be included in your Srinagar couple packages.

6. Sample the Delicious Local Cuisine: Owing to the popularity and toothsomeness of authentic Kashmiri cuisine, it is a must for couples to include a local food tasting tour in their Srinagar honeymoon tour package. On your food tour of Srinagar, you can try some highly recommended delicacies, such as Yakhni Pulao, Mutton Rogan Josh, seekh kababs, Kashmiri dum aloo, Gushtaba, and ofcourse the famous Kashmiri Kahwa. Some of the top-rated places to try authentic Kashmiri dishes include Lhasa, Alka Salka, Niramish, and Mughal Darbar.