Set on Pir Panjal mountain ranges in Jammu and Kashmir, Banihal Pass is one of the popular mountain passes in the state. Lies at an altitude of 2,832 meter (9291 feet), the pass connects Banihal with Qazigund. Majestic Pir Panjal ranges of Himalayan Mountain divides the Kashmir valley from Jammu region and other parts of the India. After partition of India, Muzaffarabada-Srinagar, the only road connects the valley of Kashmir with Jammu, was closed due to political issues. Then Banihal Pass was the passage that connects both the regions until 1956, when a tunnel (Jawahat Tunnel or Banihal Tunnel) was bored through the Pir Panjal Mountain. This pass is accessible only during summer season and remained closed in winters due to heavy snowfall.
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- 18 Feb 2015
The Mughals, other than conquering and ruling, were obsessed with gardens. It was their favourite pastime. These gardens took cues from the Persian design and architecture, were laid out in rectilinear shapes. They had all an emperor would like to wander around: pools, canals, fountains, flowers and miniature waterfalls. The gardens were carved in different […]
- 07 Oct 2026
Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions Tours in Kashmir – MICE Tourism
MICE tourism (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) has changed the way corporate tours are planned. It’s not just about work anymore. We bring together convenience, cultural experiences, and networking in the beautiful mountains of Kashmir. Enjoy unforgettable MICE events in India’s most stunning locations, and explore our Kashmir tour packages for a perfect blend of […]
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- 01 Apr 2026
Kashmir to Ladakh Road Trip Guide: Route, Itinerary & Budget Plan
6–8 Days Journey Duration June – Sept Best Travel Window ~434 km Total Road Distance Khardung La 5,359m Highest Point The Kashmir to Ladakh road trip is the only one in India that will really change the way you see the world. This trip starts in Kashmir’s lush green valleys, which are full of […]
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- 06 Jun 2025
How the Chenab Bridge Is Set to Redefine Tourism in Kashmir
Socio-Economic Impact on Local Communities New Opportunities for Locals The Chenab Bridge isn’t just an engineering marvel—it’s an economic catalyst for the people of Jammu & Kashmir. With improved connectivity, tourism no longer remains concentrated in major hubs like Srinagar or Gulmarg. Instead, rural and semi-urban regions such as Reasi, Ramban, and Katra outskirts are […]
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