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Baisaran Valley, often hailed as the “Switzerland of India” or “mini-Switzerland,” lives up to its nickname with its expansive meadows, towering fir trees, and enveloping mist. As a highlight of Pahalgam sightseeing, Baisaran Kashmir captivates visitors with its pristine beauty and less-trodden snowy landscapes in winter.
Encircled by mountain peaks and blooming with flowers in the warmer months, the valley transforms under a blanket of snow during winter. Its open fields and verdant meadows give the area a welcoming and accessible allure. Embark on a journey to this paradise within the paradise on earth.
Things to Do in Baisaran Valley
In Baisaran Valley, horses roam freely much like cats and dogs do in urban areas. As a result, pony riding has become a favored activity both for treks in the surrounding area and within the valley itself.
Prices for pony rides are open to negotiation, making this an appealing option for navigating the terrain. Opting for a pony ride not only supports the local tourism-dependent economy but also ensures you conserve your energy to fully savor your visit. The starting rate for pony riding in Baisaran Valley, Pahalgam, is approximately 1500 INR.
Popular Places in Baisaran Valley
Baisaran Valley serves as the commencement point for the trek to Tulian Lake. The round trip distance from Baisaran to Tulian Lake spans approximately 23 kilometers. The trek's path is challenging, featuring a continuous uphill climb. It is advisable for trekkers to be in good physical condition to undertake this trek.
Best Time to Visit
To witness snowfall, the ideal period to visit Baisaran is during the winter months. Between January and March, the valley experiences substantial snowfall, blanketing the entire area in deep layers of snow.
Where to Stay at
Traveling from Srinagar to Pahalgam valley covers a distance of about 90 km, with a car journey taking approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, and taxi services are readily available in Srinagar for this route. Baisaran valley lies about 7-8 km away from Pahalgam Valley. Upon departing from your accommodation, you’ll encounter pony riders ready to escort you to the valley. Alternatively, the trek to Baisaran Valley is manageable for those preferring to walk, attracting tourists for its ease and safety.
The journey on foot to Baisaran Valley typically lasts around 1.5 hours, while traveling by pony can reduce this time to about 1 hour. The trek is straightforward and considered very safe for visitors.
