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Bangus Valley
Two vast, linked meadows in Kashmir's far north-west — no hotels, no shops, no noise. Just shepherd camps, trout streams and grass that runs clean to the horizon.
3 Days / 2 NightsDuration
Boud & LokutTwin Meadows
Deluxe CampStay
Jun–SepSeason
The Valley
Grass to the horizon, silence above
Bangus is two meadows in one — the broad sweep of Boud Bangus and its smaller sibling Lokut Bangus — encircled by dense coniferous ridges in the Kupwara highlands. There is nothing built here: you sleep under canvas and wake to birdsong and mist.
It is the definition of untouched. We keep groups small and our footprint lighter still, carrying everything in and out.
From ₹15,500 / person
Book This TripWhy You'll Love It
Trip highlights
Twin Meadows
Boud and Lokut Bangus — endless alpine grassland ringed by forest.
Deluxe Camping
Comfortable tents and camp meals in a valley with no hotels at all.
Wild & Quiet
Trout streams, birdlife and shepherd camps — solitude in its purest form.
The Fine Print
What's included
Included
- Private vehicle & driver
- Deluxe tented accommodation
- All meals in camp
- Local guide & registrations
- Camping equipment & crew
Not Included
- Flights to Srinagar
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Anything not listed
Getting There
How to reach Bangus Valley
Bangus lies in the Kupwara highlands, a scenic drive north from Srinagar followed by a short track into the meadows. There are no hotels here — we camp, so the whole valley is yours.
A local guide and simple registration (arranged by us) are all you need. We carry everything in and out, keeping the meadow exactly as we found it.
Things to Do
Experiences in Bangus Valley
Twin meadows
Roam the vast grasslands of Boud and Lokut Bangus, ringed by dark coniferous ridges.
Trout streams
Cast a line or simply follow the clear streams that thread the valley floor.
Birding & horse rides
Rich birdlife, shepherd camps and gentle horse rides across the open grass.
Good to Know
Plan like a local
Best time to visit
June to September, when the meadows are lush and streams run full.
Connectivity
Effectively offline — bring a book, leave the feeds behind.
Where you'll stay
Comfortable deluxe tents with camp meals; no hotels in the valley.
Good to Know
Frequently asked questions
In the Kupwara district of north-west Kashmir — two vast linked meadows, Boud (large) and Lokut (small) Bangus, ringed by conifer ridges.
There are no hotels. We camp in comfortable deluxe tents, giving you the meadows entirely to yourselves.
A simple registration is required as it is a border district; we arrange everything in advance.
June to September, when the meadows are lush green and the streams run full.
Have a meadow to yourself.
Bangus is a limited-edition kind of quiet — reserve your camp dates early.