Day 1 - Srinagar - Baltal (3- 4 Hrs)
On arrival at Srinagar airport, our representative will meet you and transfer you to Sonamarg 2690 Mtrs (Meadow of Gold). On arrival check in Hotel Sonamarg. and overnight stay in Hotel (Sonamarg) Dinner at Hotel .

Day 2 - Sonamarg - Baltal  Trek
Early Morning trek to Around 6 Hrs, after rich the amarnath ji cave and darshan after darshan overnight stay.

Day 3 Amarnath Cave - Baltal - Srinagar
After darshan back to baltal and evening drive back to srinagar and overnight stay in Hotel / Houseboat

Day 4 - Srinagar Sightseeing
After breakfast full day Srinagar visit world famous Mughal Gardens visiting the Nishat Bagh (The garden of pleasure) and Shalimar Bagh (Abode of love), The Chasme Shahi Garden, Shankaracharya Temple, In the Evening Shikara ride on Dal Lake to enjoy the beauty of the Charchinar, Floating Gardens, After sightseeing back check in Hotel / Houseboat Overnight stay
Dinner at Hotel / or Houseboat.

Day 5 - Srinagar Airport for Onward Journey
After breakfast check out from hotel and transferred to Srinagar bus station Or Airport for your onward journey.

One of the holy trinity, Shiva is a living god. The most sacred and most ancient book of India, the Rig Veda evokes his presence in its hymns. Vedic myths, ritual and even astronomy testify to his existence from the dawn of time. But Shiva, the destroyer, the mendicant, is undefinable: he is the great yogi, the guardian of the absolute. His actions are the themes of the myths in which his nature unfolds.

"The Himalayan pilgrimages are the oldest organised travel system, evolved over time by Hindu sages and embodying the spirit of wander, adventure and spirituality"

Shiva, in the form of a lingam, is formed naturally of an ice - stalagmite One of the holy trinity, Shiva is a living god. The most ancient and sacred book of India, the Rig Veda evokes his presence in its hymns. Vedic myths, ritual and even astronomy testify to his existence from the dawn of time.

Shiva is known to have made his home in the Himalayas. He built no house nor shelter, not for himself or his bride. He was an ascetic, and yet married; he could be both for "he was the wild god sporting in the forest or taking his ease on a cloud."

The trek to Amarnath, in the month of Shravan (July-August) has the devout flock to this incredible shrine, where the image of Shiva, in the form of a lingam, is formed naturally of an ice-stalagmite, and which waxes and wanes with the moon. By its side are, fascinatingly, two more ice-lingams, that of Parvati, and of their son, Ganesha. the trek from Pahalgam to Amarnath cave is on an ancient peregrine route. The 45-km distance is covered in four days, with night halts at Chandanwari, Sheshnag (Wawjan) and Panchtarni. The distance from Pahalgam to Chandanwari (12.8 km) is covered in about five to six hours, and the trail runs alung the Lidder river. Pilgrims camp here on the first night out. A major attraction here is a bridge covered, year round, with ice even though the surroundings are free from it.