Welcome to Pahalgam
Pahalgam, often called the Valley of Shepherds, is a picturesque town in the Anantnag district of Jammu & Kashmir, famous for pine forests, alpine meadows and the Lidder River, and it serves as the traditional base for the sacred Amarnath Yatra.
Pahalgam combines riverside walks, dense deodar forests, film‑famous valleys and serene high‑altitude lakes, making it perfect for families, honeymoon trips and trekking enthusiasts.
From the lush Baisaran Hills and Betaab Valley to the pilgrim routes of Amarnath and scenic treks around Aru Valley, every direction from Pahalgam opens into a different Himalayan landscape.
Explore each valley, lake, temple or trekking route and add it to your custom Pahalgam itinerary with AIEN Tour & Travels.
Film‑famous valley with wide green meadows, thick pine and deodar trees, and the Lidder River flowing through the heart of the valley.
A peaceful alpine village about 12 km from Pahalgam, gateway for treks to Kolahoi Glacier, Tarsar–Marsar and other high‑altitude routes.
A hilltop meadow above Pahalgam with rolling grasslands and tall pine forests, often reached by pony ride or a moderate hike.
On the route to Amarnath Cave, Chandanwari is known for its rocky riverbed, snow in early summer and as an important Yatra starting point.
A high‑altitude glacial lake surrounded by snow‑covered peaks, usually accessed via a challenging trek from Pahalgam or Aru.
A turquoise alpine lake located on the Amarnath Yatra route beyond Chandanwari, surrounded by high ridges and mythological legends.
A beautiful golf course set on a plateau above the town, offering wide fairways, crisp mountain air and sweeping views of the surrounding ranges.
The town offers riverside walks along the Lidder, local markets, cafés and an easy base for visiting all nearby valleys and trekking routes.