Spend a fun filled family vacation to the 3 crowned jewels in the paradise of all amidst the lofty green Himalayas hailed all over the world to glittering lakes surrounded by stationary houseboats in the Heaven on Earth - Kashmir. From watching sunset in a Shikara ride on the rippling Dal Lake to witnessing the running water in the canals reflecting the beauty of the sky and the Himalayas in the Mughal Gardens, Kashmir has it all. Live the magical family moments with cozy and comfortable suites, warm hosts combined with delicious Kashmiri food will make up a unique and idyllic stay in a houseboat.
FAQs
Q. How does a houseboat stay compare to a hotel in terms of comfort and amenities?
Ans. A houseboat offers a more intimate and culturally immersive experience compared to a hotel. While both provide basic comforts like beds, bathrooms, and hot water, houseboats stand out with their handcrafted interiors, lakeside views, and personalized service. However, amenities like Wi-Fi and central heating may be limited.
Q. Can I customize my Kashmir tour package to include extra nights on the houseboat?
Ans. Yes, many tour operators allow customization. If you’re enchanted by the idea of spending more time on the water, you can request additional nights on the houseboat when booking. Some providers also offer special romantic or family packages tailored to your preferences.
Q. What should I pack specifically for a houseboat stay in Kashmir?
Ans. For a houseboat stay, pack warm clothing (especially in winter), comfortable shoes for getting on and off the shikara, personal toiletries, and any medicines you need. While houseboats are well-equipped, power backup and heating may vary—so a flashlight or power bank can be useful.
Q. Are houseboats suitable for children and elderly travelers?
Ans. Yes, but with a few considerations. Houseboats are stationary and safe, but may involve walking short distances on narrow planks or steps. Families with young children or elderly members should ensure the houseboat has easy access and inquire about safety measures in advance.
