Essential Things You Must Carry on a Vacation to Kashmir

A trip to Kashmir is a dream for many. With its snow-covered mountains, fresh air, and peaceful beauty, Kashmir is one of the best holiday spots in India. To enjoy your trip without any problems it is important to pack the right things. Here is a full guide on what to carry when you plan a vacation to Kashmir.

1. Clothes and Winter Wear

Kashmir is cold for most of the year. If you are visiting between October and March you must carry heavy woollens. Take sweaters jackets thermals gloves caps socks and mufflers. A good quality winter jacket and waterproof shoes will help if you visit places like Gulmarg or Sonmarg. In summer months light woollens and full-sleeve shirts are enough for evening chill.

2. Personal Care Items

Cold weather can dry your skin. Carry moisturiser lip balm cold cream and sunscreen. Don’t forget your usual toiletries like toothbrush toothpaste soap shampoo and a towel. If you wear glasses or contact lenses take extra sets.

3. Medicines and First Aid

Always carry basic medicines like paracetamol headache tablets digestion pills and motion sickness tablets. If you are travelling to higher areas keep medicines for cold and cough. Carry band-aids antiseptic cream and cotton in a small pouch. If you have a health condition carry your regular medicines and a copy of your prescription.

4. Travel Documents and ID Proof

Always Keep your Aadhar card or any government ID with you. If you are travelling with family keep copies of everyone’s ID. Carry your hotel booking details and any permits needed for places like Gurez or Sonmarg.

5. Electronics and Chargers

You may want to take many photos of Kashmir’s beauty. Carry your phone charger power bank camera memory card and plug adapter if needed. Keep all electronics safe from snow and water.

6. Cash and Cards

In small villages and hill areas you may not find ATMs or card machines. Always keep enough cash for food local shopping and emergency use. Also carry your debit or credit cards for backup.

7. Food and Snacks

Keep light snacks like dry fruits biscuits energy bars and water bottles with you. These are useful during long travel hours or when you are in remote places.

8. Other Essentials

Don’t leave behind sunglasses (snow glare is real), a torch, an umbrella, and a comfy backpack for day trips. A thermos or hot water bottle can be a lifesaver on chilly days. Keep a list of emergency contacts too — just in case your phone plays dead.

Travel Tip

If you are travelling with a group from Srinagar to places like Pahalgam Gulmarg or Sonamarg book a vehicle in advance. You can choose a Tempo Traveller on Rent in Srinagar for a safe and comfortable journey. It gives enough space for luggage and group seating.

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