Gulmarg

Once Visited By Sir Marc Aurel Stein, A Central Asian Explorer And Rudolph Matt, An Austrian Alpine Skier And A World Champion. Gulmarg; Also Known As “The Meadow Of Flowers,” Was Originally Called “Gauri Marg,” Which Means “The Path Of Devi Gauri”. Blessed With Salubrious Weather. Connected By One Of The Highest, Longest And, Thrilling Ropeway. Featuring One Of The World’s Highest Golf Course And A High-Altitude Warfare School Of The Indian Army. This Popular Tourist Hill Station Of North India Has Been, Featured In Many Bollywood Blockbuster Movies Like Highway, Jab Tak Hai Jaan And, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani To Name A Few. Inhabited By Many Himalayan Animals, Himalayan Birds And, Medicinal Plants Flourishing In The Spectacular Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary. Known For Offering Spellbinding Views. Gulmarg Is A World-Class Adventurous Skiing Hill Station Which Is Out-Numbered By The Skiers Coming From All Over The World. Located In The Baramulla District Of The Union Territory Of Jammu And Kashmir Of India. Nestled In The Enigmatic Snow-Crowned Mountain Peaks Of Pir-Panjal Range Of The Great Himalayas. Gulmarg Is Rated As One Of The Best Skiing Destinations By CNN. Serving As A Base Camp For Trekkers Heading Towards High-Altitude Aesthetic Landscapes Of North India. Situated At An Elevation Of More Than 2,600 Meters (Above The Sea Level). This Whistling Hill Station Is The Heartland Of Winter Sports In India. And Is A Delight For Adventure-Seekers, Travelers And, Trekkers Which Is, Carpeted By The Dense Forests Of Fir And Pine Trees And The Blanket Of White Snow In Winter Season.