Kashmir is very famous for honeymoon tours. Clinging to the stunning, snow-covered Himalayas, Kashmir is perfectly a honeymooners' delight. Besides being a motivation for art, music and poetry, Kashmir is also a nature lover's.

With its perfectly maintained gardens, rows of yellow chinar trees, sparkling rivers, alpine pastures and the backdrop of snow peaks, Kashmir is the most sought-after honeymoon destination for romantic couples the world over.

Kashmir one of india's most beautiful and tourist popular regions and has been since the time of the great Mughul emperors. It's probably most famous for the houseboats on picturesque Dal Lake, which offer great escapes for the honeymooners. It experiences snow in winter and bring, mild sunshine from April to November

A shikara ride is one of the most gentle, comforting aspects of a honeymoon tour in Kashmir. Nishat and Shalimar gardens are directly accessible by shikara.

Each houseboat has anything between two and four bedrooms in it with attached bathrooms and a common sitting and dining room. The charges of a houseboat always include all meals and a certain number of crossings by shikara to and from the houseboat. Houseboats offer far more personalized service than hotels because of the far higher host guest ratio.

The houseboats usually have well appointed, in Victorian style with every modern facility, they come complete with meals like Kashmiri, Indian, Continental. Shikaras are always available for crossings from the mainland and tours on the Dal Lake.
While honneymoners relax their body and soul in the divine valley that slings their imagination to scintillating heights, the hotels always strives to provide them with the best of service for utmost comfort.

A shikara ride is one of the most memorable aspects of a honeymoon tour in Kashmir. Shikaras are long boats, in Srinagar lakes. It is worth to take a pleasure ride around the lake in shikara. Shikara is a light rowing boat. The two-hour boat ride takes tourists on a relaxing sightseeing tour of interior parts of the calm and composed waters of Dal Lake, and is part of shopping- by-shikara pleasure trips.