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Kashmir Tour Packages from Mumbai

Under three hours when the season's schedule has a nonstop — and a monsoon you can fly straight out of.

Route
BOM → SXR
Flight time
2 hr 45 nonstop, or 5–6 hr with a stop in Delhi
Return airfare, typically
₹9,000–20,000

Mumbai to Srinagar

There is a nonstop. Take an early one.

Mumbai's link to Srinagar is less dependable than Delhi's. In a good summer schedule there are nonstops and the flight is under three hours. Outside that window everything routes through Delhi and the day becomes five to six hours once the layover is counted.

If you are connecting, take the first bank of flights out of Mumbai. The last arrival into Srinagar is early by most airports' standards, so a misconnection in Delhi doesn't cost you a few hours — it costs you the night, and we would rather move your first hotel night than have you land at a closed airport.

Srinagar runs two security checks on departure and they take longer than Mumbai's, which catches people out on the way home.

What it comes to

The whole number, not the headline one.

Land package, per person

The three itineraries below. Twin sharing, breakfast and dinner, private cab throughout.

₹29,999 – ₹54,999
Return flight from Mumbai, per person

Return, per person. The nonstop is worth a premium over a Delhi connection in peak season simply for the day it saves you.

₹9,000 – ₹20,000

Realistically, per person

₹38,999–₹74,999

Package and flight together, before the Gondola tickets, lunches and the things you buy in the old city. We quote land-only because you will usually beat us on the airfare yourself.

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When to go from Mumbai

Your calendar, not the valley’s.

Five nights minimum. With a connection at one end or both you lose the better part of two days to travel, and a four-night trip from Mumbai turns into two real days in the valley.

June to September, while Mumbai drowns

The valley is not in the monsoon's path the way the west coast is. July brings some rain and the whole place is at its greenest; it is the one stretch of the year when you can leave a Mumbai downpour and land somewhere dry. Airfares are soft in August and September too.

Honeymoon season

Most of what we run for Mumbai couples falls either side of the wedding months — late April into May, and November into early December. Both give you clear weather and neither is as crowded as the June peak.

The tulips, if the dates are flexible

Asia's largest tulip garden opens for roughly three weeks from late March, and the dates move every year with the winter. Talk to us before you book flights around it rather than after.

What we’d put you on

Chosen for the journey from Mumbai.

None of these is fixed. Every itinerary we run is rebuilt around the dates, the group and what you actually want to see — browse the full catalogue or tell us what you have in mind.

What people in Mumbai
ask us first.

Is there a direct flight from Mumbai to Srinagar?
Sometimes. Nonstops appear in the summer schedule and are dropped outside it, so check both the direct and a Delhi connection for your dates. Nonstop is about two hours forty-five; through Delhi, budget five to six hours including the layover.
Is Kashmir worth visiting during the Mumbai monsoon?
It's one of our favourite times to send people. The valley sits behind the mountains and gets a fraction of the rain the Konkan coast does — July is green and warm with the occasional shower, and August and September are steadier still. Hotels are cheaper and Gulmarg is empty.
What should a couple budget from Mumbai?
For a five-night premium itinerary, roughly ₹30,000 per person for the land package and ₹9,000 to ₹20,000 per person return for the flight. Call it ₹85,000 to ₹1,00,000 for two, before shopping and the Gondola tickets.
How many days should we take?
Six days, five nights. Fewer than that and the travel eats the holiday. If you have a week, spend the extra day in Pahalgam rather than adding a fourth valley.

Zoji La · 3,528 m

The journey of a thousand miles begins here.

Or, more precisely, 434 kilometres of it — Srinagar to Leh, over the pass that decides whether the road is open at all.