Things To Do
in Kulgam

A gentle overlook of the valley with fields, orchards, and distant hills—great for sunrise or golden-hour photography.

Seasonal rows of apple trees create a classic Kashmir landscape, especially in spring and early summer.

Narrow lanes and riverside walls provide intimate portraits of everyday life and traditional architecture.

Greet with 'Assalamu Alaikum' where appropriate; dress modestly in public and respect local customs, especially near religious sites.

Ask for permission before photographing people or sacred spaces; avoid intrusive shots of private homes.

Remove shoes where required in mosques or households; be mindful during prayer times and festive periods.

Warm days with cool evenings; lush greenery and thriving markets. Expect occasional afternoon showers; carry sun protection and water. It’s a comfortable time for rural walks and short treks.

Cold to very cold with possible snowfall; some roads may close or be slower to traverse. Pack warm clothing, waterproof footwear, and plan indoor activities or shorter outdoor excursions.

Moderate to heavy rains in some years; misty mornings and crisp evenings as the weather shifts. Trails may be slick; check local conditions before trekking.

Moderate trekking through meadows and streams, usually accessed via Pahalgam; offers scenic views and a peaceful pace.

A day to multi-day trek varying by route, with glacial scenery and alpine terrain accessible from the broader Kashmir valley network.

One of Kashmir’s iconic treks; high scenic meadows, pristine lakes, and demanding days for a multi-day route.