Kashmir Heritage Tour
Explore 10+ historic sites in one day with KashmireX Activities in Kashmir. Private cab, guide, all tickets included. Book your Kashmir Heritage Tour from ₹2,000/pax!
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Overview of Heritage Tours in Kashmir
Imagine stepping off your cab into an ancient bazaar where every brick, archway, and courtyard has a story. That’s what our Kashmir Heritage Tour delivers: a deep dive into over a millennium of culture in just one day. You’ll meet artisans still weaving Pashmina by hand, hear Sufi chants echo in centuries‑old shrines, and stand where emperors once held court.
Detailed Itinerary
Shehr‑e‑Khas Bazaar
Meander through narrow lanes lined with wooden shops selling spices, rugs, and papier‑mâché crafts.
Tip: Chat with a local shopkeeper about the 16th‑century trade routes that once passed here.
Khankah‑e‑Moula
Admire intricate wooden ceilings and the riverside setting of Kashmir’s oldest Sufi shrine.
Story: Sheikh Noor‑ud‑din Noorani’s teachings still inspire nightly qawwali here on ocassions
Pathar Masjid
This 1623 AD “Stone Mosque” has no minarets—its fortress‑like design protected worshippers from floods.
Photo op: Look for the ancient Quran stand carved from a single rock
Budshah Tomb
- A hidden gem: the tomb of Sultan Zain‑ul‑Abidin’s mother, set behind pastel‑pink walls and Persian gardens.
- Fun fact: Zain‑ul‑Abidin is called “the Budshah” (Great King) for fostering arts and crafts in 15th‑century Kashmir.
Bait‑ul‑Miras
A private museum in a restored haveli showcasing royal jewelry, manuscripts, and Mughal‑era paintings.
Insider tip: Ask to see the rare 300‑year‑old Diwan‑e‑Aam ledger.
Raghunath Temple Ruins
Once a grand Hindu temple complex, now serene stone pillars and carved doorframes whisper of past grandeur.
Lunch break: We’ll stop at a local dhaba for Wazwan taster (Yakhni, Gushtaba, and soft Kashmiri bread).
Hari Parbat Fort
Built by Emperor Akbar, this hilltop citadel offers 360° views of Srinagar.
Look for the Goddess Sharika temple inside—Kashmiri Pandits still perform puja here.
Shankaracharya Temple
- Climb ~350 steps up Shankaracharya Hill to the 8th‑century shrine dedicated to Adi Shankaracharya.
- Panoramic vista: Dal Lake glimmers below—perfect for sunset photos.
Hazratbal Shrine
- End your day at this white‑marble mosque on Dal Lake’s shore, where a hair relic of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is kept.
- Evening aura: The call to prayer, the lake breeze, and the Himalayan silhouette—truly spiritual.
Tour Highlights
Cultural Immersion: Meet artisans, taste Kashmiri cuisine
Historical Depth: Explore sites spanning 8th to 17th centuries
Scenic Views: Hilltop panoramas of Dal Lake and Srinagar
Religious Harmony: Visit Hindu temples, mosques, Sikh gurudwaras, and Sufi shrines—all in one day
What’s Included in Your Tour Package
- Entry tickets to all 10+ heritage sites
- Private air‑conditioned cab or taxi
- Local, English‑speaking travel guide with heritage expertise
- Hotel pick‑up and drop‑off anywhere in Srinagar
- Wazwan lunch taster
- ✔️ Bottled water and light snacks
Pricing & Duration
| Duration | 7–8 hours |
|---|---|
| Price (per pax) | ₹4,000 (up to 6 people) |
| ₹3,000 (7–10 people) | |
| ₹2,000 (16+ people) | |
| Group Size | 2–6 / 7–10 / 16+ pax |
Book Heritage Tours In Kashmir
You can easily book Heritage tours in kashmir by calling us on+918082109970 or by visiting our website (www.kashmirex.com).
Heritage Tours In Kashmir Booking Contact
Heritage Tours in Kashmir can be contacted at +918082109970 Government approved pricing is applicable.
Local Tips & Best Time to Visit
Best Months
April–June & September–October (clear skies, blooming gardens)
What to Wear
Light layers; modest clothing for shrines (scarves provided)
Camera Gear
Bring wide‑angle for forts and zoom lens for intricate carvings
Safety Note
Stick with your guide in crowded bazaars; always carry a copy of ID
How to Book Heritage Tours In Kashmir?
You can easily book heritage tours in Kashmir by following these steps
- Visit our website: www.kashmirex.com
- fill the details
- Or by call us on +918082109970 for the direct booking.
FAQ's
April–June and September–October offer pleasant weather, open roads, and vibrant landscapes.
Yes—especially when traveling with registered local operators. We follow all safety protocols.
No permits for heritage sites. Border‑area trips require an Inner Line Permit, but this tour stays within Srinagar.
Absolutely. Add extra stops (e.g., Mughal gardens), extend your day, or include an evening Shikara ride.
There are many Tour operators in Kashmir however KashmireX is the best tour operator in the valley.
April to September is the best month to visit in Kashmir.
Kashmir has many beautiful places however Srinagar is the most beautiful place in Kashmir.
Yes ,you can go to Kashmir without package but that would be much costlier.
Kashmir can be both affordable as well as luxurious.it depends uopn you totally.
Kashmiri Wazwan is the famous Cuisne in Kashmir.
Kashmir is one and only safest place in India for tourists with zero percent crime recorded against tourists.
No, there is no need for permission in Kashmir.
Yes, You can definitly wear shorts in Kashmir.
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