Hotels in Jammu and Kashmir

• The state of Jammu and Kashmir falls in the northernmost part of India. It can be majorly divided into three regions - Jammu, Kashmir and Leh-Ladakh. A large number of tourists tend to visit the state during the monsoon and summer as the weather is a lot more pleasant here as compared to the rest of northern India. There are numerous luxury and budget hotels available for booking in this state and travellers can select the one that suits their budget.
• The state of Jammu and Kashmir has Jammu as its winter capital and Srinagar as its summer capital. This is due to the extreme climatic conditions in different parts of the state. There is the Siachen Glacier which is also famous as the world’s highest battlefield. There are several types of luxury and budget hotels available throughout the state.

• Jammu: Jammu is the winter capital of the state and has milder temperatures during winter as compared to the rest of the state. The Raghunath Temple, Amar Mahal Palace, Mubarak Mandi Palace, Ranbireshwar Temple and Ramnagar Wildlife Sanctuary are a few places popular among tourists visiting the city. You can easily find some of the best hotels in Jammu and Kashmir located here.
• Srinagar: The summer capital of the state is famous for all the right reasons as it falls in the picturesque Kashmir Valley. The beauty of the Dal Lake, located in the middle of the city, is simply mesmerising. There are several gardens such as Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh and Botanical Gardens that continue to attract tourists every year. The natural spring, famously known as Chashm-e-Shahi, is where people flock to get a sip of the extremely healthy water that has been proven to be helpful for digestion. You can book your Jammu and Kashmir hotel within your budget as there are numerous deals on offer.
• Leh-Ladakh: This is the northernmost region of the state and is more like a cold desert. There are several monasteries located in this region that one can look forward to visiting; Thiksey Monastery is the most famous. Pangong Tso (Lake) and Nubra Valley are the natural hotspots for tourists. There are quite a few cafes and hotels located here that are available at extremely cheap prices due to the discounts available.
• Gulmarg: This is a part of Kashmir Valley which no one would want to miss. One can look forward to visiting this town during all times of the year. In summer, the vast green pastures are simply astounding and then they go all white with snow during winter. You can also ski during the winter apart from enjoying a gondola ride, another popular attraction here.

• A shikara ride on the Dal Lake is one must-do when you visit Jammu and Kashmir.
• For the more adventurous, there are several treks organised in Ladakh. But do remember that while the views are fabulous, so is the effort required.
• Paragliding, mountaineering, skiing, mountain biking and rafting are some other sports that one can opt for when looking for an adrenaline rush.
• Enjoy camping on the banks of Pangong Tso, Gulmarg, Sonmarg or any other part of the state. You will actually come closer to nature more than anything else. The camps are again available at discounted prices, making your stay a lot cheaper.
• The Gondola cable car ride in Gulmarg is a must try for everyone as the view beneath is just spectacular.
• Gulmarg Golf Course is the most beautiful and the highest golf course in the world. Try your golfing shots here to experience the beauty of the sport.

• By Air: There are three airports located at Jammu, Srinagar and Leh which offer excellent connectivity with all the major cities of the country. They also have international connectivity for foreign tourists.
• By Rail: Due to the hilly terrain of the Himalayas, the railway connectivity isn't that good in this state. There are three major railway stations, Jammu being the largest. Udhampur and Katra are the latest ones. Jammu has excellent railway connectivity with the rest of the country.
• By Road: The road network is pretty extensive, making it easier to travel throughout the state.

• Cab: The cabs are very easily available throughout the state and at pretty reasonable rates.
• Bus: The state bus services are proactive and prompt enough, allowing tourists explore the whole state comfortably.

Dal Lake, Nehru Park, Floating Post Office, Shankaracharya Hill Temple, Jama Masjid, Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, Chashm-e-Shahi, Pari Mahal, Hari Parvat Fort, Manasbal Lake, Gandarbal, Khir Bhawani Mandir, Vishnu Devi Temple, Amarnath Temple and the Buddhist monasteries in Ladakh – there is a lot to see in Jammu and Kashmir. The state is a great blend of different cultures and you can enjoy visiting it throughout the year.