Gurez Valley
Homestays & Camping
Local residents have transformed their homes into cozy, authentic Kashmiri homestays, offering travelers a
chance to experience the region’s impeccable beauty, culture and hospitality.
Umar’s
Homestay
Nayak Royal Orbit
Guest House
Lone
Homestay
The sweet suite
guest house
Lone Pine
Guest House
Himalayan Hights
Guest House
Shali
Guest House
Imteyaz
Ahmad
Asif
Khan
Camping & Riverside Bon Fire
Entrepreneurs offer curated camping experiences with scenic outdoor stays and riverside bonfires, immersing visitors in Kashmir’s natural beauty.
Curated Experiences and Sightseeing
Kanzalwan & Chorwan
Step into Kanzalwan and Chorwan, two villages that lie right along the Line of Control, where bunkers meet apple trees and stories of resilience live in every household. Visitors can explore a border museum, interact with locals, and witness life at the edge — raw, real, and unforgettable.
Tulail Valley
Drive through one of the most untouched alpine valleys in India, where every bend opens to postcard-perfect views, wooden bridges, and remote hamlets that feel frozen in time. Tulail is the kind of place where you won’t find Wi-Fi — just wildflowers, silence, and surreal skies.
Kishanganga River
Walk, picnic, or even try hand-line fishing by the turquoise Kishanganga — a river that flows so clear, you can see the stones beneath. For those who seek calm with a hint of thrill, its bends offer hidden trails, riverside meadows, and spots perfect for riverside meditation or photography.
Dawar Village
Dawar Village , also called “The heart of Gurez valley” offers a rare chance to cross a 100-year-old wooden suspension bridge over the roaring Kishanganga River — a spot that perfectly blends adventure, history, and breathtaking views. It’s one of the most scenic walking routes in Gurez, surrounded by traditional wooden homes and fields, making it a photographer’s and explorer’s delight.
Habba Khatoon
Climb to the natural spring at the base of the iconic Habba Khatoon Peak and drink straight from glacial meltwater, surrounded by the legend of Kashmir’s poet-queen. It’s the perfect blend of folklore, solitude, and jaw-dropping mountain vistas — a must-visit for those seeking meaning in nature.