Pakherpora Shrine: The Pakherpora Shrine is one of the most renowned Muslim pilgrimage sites in Yusmarg. This heritage site, built centuries ago, has stood the test of time and continues to attract a vast number of devotees during the annual urs (death anniversary) of the saint. Its unique and picturesque setting, with rare trees that cannot be found anywhere else in Kashmir, makes the shrine a sight to behold for anyone who visits.
Charar-i-Sharief: Charar-i-Sharief, the oldest sacred shrine in the state of Jammu & Kashmir, was built to commemorate Sheikh Noor-ud-din, the Patron saint of Kashmiris. This 600-year-old wooden shrine is highly revered by both Muslim devotees and Hindus. Charar-i-Sharief is a highly religious site, famously known as Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Wali, where the remains of the esteemed Kashmiri saint who offered his Friday prayers in this mosque are buried near Yusmarg.
Dudh Ganga: Dudh Ganga is an absolutely stunning river that flows through the picturesque Yusmarg region. It is renowned for its milky white water and is regarded as one of the best angling and fishing spots in Kashmir due to the abundance of trout fish. Dudh Ganga also serves as an excellent starting point for various trekking expeditions. Trekkers can camp at Dudh Ganga before venturing on their adventure into the breath-taking Kashmiri wilderness.
Nilnag Lake: Nilnag Lake, nestled amidst dense pine forests at a high altitude, is one of the top attractions to visit near Yusmarg. The sparkling blue water of this picturesque lake, surrounded by towering pine trees and snow-capped mountains, makes it a must-visit destination. The trek to Nilnag is a challenging yet exciting adventure that takes you through a beautiful pine forest with many streams of water. It is a steep uphill trek, but the breath-taking views and unforgettable memories you will make along the way make it all worth it.
Sang-e-Safed: This magnificent meadow boasts an oval shape and is bisected at the centre by a small tributary of the Doodh Ganga. It's a popular destination for picnics, thanks to its sprawling meadows, but that's not all. This landing, nestled amidst a dense pine tree forest, is the perfect starting point for treks up to Mount Tatta Kutti. Along the way, you'll encounter numerous meadows, including Liddermar and Haigin, which are ideal stopping points for spending the night.
