24 most exciting trekking places around bangalore.jpg?w=60&h=60&dpr=1
Group Tours
1600680599 shutterstock 265122842.jpg?w=60&h=60&dpr=1
Private Tours
Majestic trees of Chinar, the Santoor’s mesmerizing sounds, and snow-capped Himalayas make Kashmir a paradise. From the stunning vistas of Bhaderwah, picturesque landscapes of Baltal, to photographer’s nirvana like Shalimar Garden and apple orchards of Pulwama, Kashmir is waiting to hypnotize you with its mesmerizing aura. All around the globe, this small little quaint valley lying between the mountain range of Pir Panjal, and the Himalayan Range is known for its pristine beauty and beautiful serenity.

You can soak infinite memories in a snug Kahwa teacup while enjoying its picture-perfect landscapes. On the one hand, this place is filled with untouched wild terrain while on the other hand there are apple orchards and grasslands of saffron waiting to bloom. Depending on the weather, scenic valleys take the form of white ice sheets to luxuriant green valleys that add to the Kashmir tourism in multiple ways. With the onset of an icy winter, places like Sonmarg get hidden under a snow blanket.

Hence, the location becomes one of the hotbeds for snow-related adventures that include sledding on glaciers, ice-skating, and skiing. But, nothing beats this valley’s charm, especially during the summers, as you can undertake a shikara ride, gondola ride, river rafting, and go trekking on popular trekking routes like the Bandipora trek, Naranag-Gangabal trek, or Gangabal lake trek. Have you longed to witness the terraced gardens from the Mughal era, the vast lake with lotus flowers on the fringes, and the phenomenal alpine vistas? There are some of the most striking places to visit in Jammu & Kashmir that you must not miss out on this upcoming summer. So, make your bookings to feel the sense of ease, and abundant peace that the “heaven on earth” has to offer.  Read on to know about all that Kashmir has in store for you.
Image description
Bigger Group? Get special offers upto 50% off!
We create unforgettable adventures, customised for your group.
Connect with a group tour expert
Full Name
Email
Phone number
Travel Date
Traveller Count
Message
Explore All (31)
Explore All (9)
Explore All (10)
Showing 1-21 of 33 results
Filter
Categories
Duration
  • «
  • 00
  • 01
  • »

People Also Ask About Kashmir

  1. What are the places to visit in Kashmir?

    1. Srinagar
    The summer capital of J&K is Srinagar and is located on the Jhelum River’s banks with mesmerizing deep valleys. It is cascaded in evergreen beauty and the mighty mountains. This is a picturesque location and appears as if a painting has come to life right before your eyes.

    It is well known for its colorful shikaras and stationary houseboats on the Dal Lake that promote Kashmir tourism like no other. Tourists use these gondola-type rowboats to visit attractions like the Floating Market of vegetables, and a vibrant community of people called Mir Bahris. 
    Best time to visit: April to October

    2. Vaishno Devi 
    Vaishno Devi is one of the most religious trekking destinations. It is thirteen kilometers away from Kutra and is located in the Trikuta hills. The renowned shrine attracts hundreds and thousands of devotees from every nook and cranny of the world. It takes nine to six hours to reach the shrine depending on the pace, and weather. However, you can make the best use of ponies, palanquins, and helicopter services available.  

    Top draws- Katra, Bhairavnath Temple, and Cave of Ardh Kuwari,
    Best time to visit: 365 days of the year
    Gulmarg is a renowned honeymoon location besides being one of the popular destinations for skiing in Kashmir. Deep ravines, evergreen valleys with forests, loft snow-covered Himalayas, and fields of flowers surround Gulmarg. You can ride a Gondola here while indulging in treks, and snowboarding.

    Top draws- Khilanmarg, Ningi Nalla, Maharani Temple, and Alpather Lake
    Best time to visit: October to June

    4. Patnitop
    With panoramic and endless views of the Himalayan peaks, Patnitop is one of the perfect places to visit in Jammu & Kashmir as you get to witness nature’s beauty at its wildest and picturesque best. It offers some of the grandest and most splendid landscapes making your travel experience an enjoyable one. 

    Top draws- Kud Park, Billoo Ki Powri, Naag Mandir, and Nathatop
    Best time to visit: All through the year
    The name Sonamarg translating to “the meadow of gold”, originated as the blooming yellow crocus flowers covering up the valley during spring,  largely impressed the locals here. This town is a picturesque and small one with orchards of walnut that you can freshly pick from the ones drying or pluck the greener ones hanging down the branches. 

    When in Sonamarg, you can engage in river rafting on the white river of Indus, go trekking on the Kolhoi, Sirbal, Amarnath, and Machoi peaks. If you planned for a summer trip then you can rent ponies to the Thajiwas glacier for satisfactory trekking and camping, or set forth for a visit to the the highly revered Nilagrad river known for its phenomenal healing powers. 

    Top draws: Thajiwas glacier, Vishansar Lake, Nilagrad River, and Zoji-La Pass
    Best time to visit: May to October
    Pahalgam is sure to appeal to your senses, and eyes with its gorgeous, and untouched natural beauty. Most travelers that frequenting here have admitted that nothing compares to a relaxing saunter in the tranquil meadows of Baisaran hills. So when in Pahalgam, you can head to The Lidder Park for a venturesome break, opt for a ride on the pony at The Tulian Lake, set forth to The Betaab Valley to try zip-lining or for the Bollywood feels. 

    Top draws- Lidder River, Betaab Valley, Aru Valley, Mamleshwar Temple, Chandanwari, and Kolahoi Glacier
    Best time to visit: All through the year

    7. Nubra Valley 
    Nubra valley has the backdrop of arid mountains and has the Nubra and Shyok rivers snaking through the valley. You can go visit the largest, and oldest monastery, Diksit Gompa, or enjoy the enchanting views of the Panamik Village that is located on the banks of river Nubra. As for deriving a pleasurable experience, there is nothing that beats getting drawn to a ride on the Bactrian camels amid stunning sand dunes. 

    Top draws- Panamik Village, Yarab Tso in Sumur, Diskit Monastery, Maitreya Buddha, and Samstanling Monastery
    Best time to visit: June to September

    Planning a Trip to Kashmir, Checkout & Book: Best Kashmir Holiday Packages
  2. What are the things to do in Kashmir?

    1. Riding the Shikaras
    Admire the vastness and beauty of the Himalayas, laying back as the boatman rows across the Dal Lake. Away from the city’s pollution, and hustle-bustle, a ride on the shikara is beyond compare. You can dress up in Kashmiri attire, get clicked and make the most of a romantic ride on the boat amidst flowers floating on the lake. 

    Places where you can try- Near Sonamarg’s Manasbal Lake, and in Srinagar’s Dal Lake. 

    2. Pay a Visit Asia’s colorful and largest tulip garden
    On the Zabarwan range’s foothills, there is Asia’s largest garden of tulips spanning across thirty hectares. So make a trip during the springtime (April to June), as flowers begin to bloom and the grasses grow, adding a swash of vivid colors to the valley. 

    Location- Zabarwan Range, in Srinagar

    3. Enjoy the bird’s-eye view of the valley of Gulmarg on a “Gondola”
    One of the most fun and exciting things to indulge in Kashmir for people belonging to any age bracket has to be riding the cable car. If you wish to take a look at the majestic snow-covered majestic mountains, and serene lakes from high above, you must try riding the Gondola. Such a ride definitely makes you feel like you are on cloud nine. 

    Places where you can try- First Phase (Gulmarg to Kungdoor), Second Phase (Kongdori to Apharwat Peak), and Third Phase (Kongdori to Mary Shoulder)

    4. Strive for the challenging River Rafting 
    River Rafting is going to give you the maximum adrenaline rush in Kashmir because the rapids are moderate to easy. You can go white-water rafting in the Lidder River that is famous in Pahalgam to host such activities. 

    Places where you can try- Sonamarg, and Pahalgam

    5. Bust your gut with hiking 
    You can scale the hills to access some of the most beautiful lakes that offer breathtaking views. Realize your dreams to find yourself amidst velvety grasslands, and lush green meadows of Tarsar Marsar trek. You can also up the adrenaline by visiting the captivating trail of the Narang Mahlish. 

    Places where you can try- Trek to the alpine lakes in high-altitudes that include Satsar Lake, Alpather, Gadsar, Tarsar, and Vishansar Lake. 

    6. Go Snowboarding and skiing 
    The valley of Kashmir is one of the coldest regions and it is during the winters that you can make the most of the freezing landscape. Since the region stays buried in snow, it opens up ample opportunity for many winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. You will enjoy the free-ride snowboarding and backcountry skiing on the limitless uncombed tracks. 

    Places where you can try- Pahalgam, and Gulmarg

    7. Enjoy the valley’s beauty on a hot-air balloon
    There are countless options for adventure activities in Kashmir and these are not confined to water and land. With the scenic views and immensity of landforms, it has turned out to be an ideal destination for an Aero sport like hot-air ballooning. When hot-air ballooning, enjoy a grand rendezvous with the blue clouds, while you feel tantalizing sitting in the basket. 

    Places where you can try- Valleys of Zanskar and Suru

    8. Spend a starry night in a houseboat
    Spending an entire night at a houseboat in Dal Lake is the most popular thing to do. Solo travelers, families, and honeymooners cannot afford to miss such an experience. Therefore you can spend an entire day lazing around, watch the sunrise and the sunset, spend the rest of the night in its stillness, and finally slip into a sweet slumber while your houseboat stays afloat. 

    Places where you can try- Dal Lake, Nagin Lake, and Nigeen Lake

    9. Trying the finest Wazwan
    You cannot leave Kashmir unless you have tried the magnificent ceremonial feast known as Wazwan. From the Kahwa, Lamb Rogan Josh to the Gushtaba, Dum aloo, matschgand, and Nadroo Yakhni, the Kashmiri cuisine is soaked in richness and tradition.

    Click Here to Book: Cheapest Jammu Kashmir Tour Package
  3. What can I buy in Kashmir?

    The stoles and Pashmina shawls have made a place in every shopper’s heart. But there are so many other things that you can come back for. While there are carvings made from walnut wood, red alluring Kashmiri Chillies, and knick-knacks, you can fill your shopping cart with so much more. Here is a list of atypical items that are worth your moolah.

    1. Namda and rugs 
    When you are in Kashmir, you will definitely buy the hand-woven carpets called Namda but do purchase the beautiful rugs, and wall hangings with crewel-work all over.

    2. Local bakery goodies 
    You must stop by a Kandur Wan to buy some delicious Kulchas, Girdas, and Lavasa. 

    3. Jewelry 
    If you do not mind splurging then go for jewelry that is encrusted with “Doda Sapphire”.

    4. Cooking Ingredients 
    Kashmir is known for its spices and thus besides the Red Kashmiri Chillies, you must buy some Saffron. 

    5. Willow goods 
    Take back with you some of the willow bats and baskets that the valley is known for. 

    6. Other miscellaneous items 
    There are many things that the valley produces and some of them deserve a purchase include, shahtoosh shawl, samovars (antique copper utensils), chai soda, vintage maps, Ferin, and ornaments made of Kashmiri Lac.

    Click Here to Book:
     Kashmir Luxury Tour Packages
                                      Kashmir Family Tour Packages
  4. Why Kashmir is so famous?

    It is Kashmir that intensifies the loveliness of the Himalayas. There are awe-inspiring lakes, the romantic snowfall, the trees of Chinar, and the gardens with a waterfront that make it the heaven on earth. Travelers call it to be the truest paradise because of the implausible postcard-like beauty of nature, icy mountains, crystal-blue rivers, and so much more. These are the following things that make it the most remarkable and celebrated destinations.
     
    1. Verdant woodlands and valleys 
    Kashmir symbolizes serenity that has the potential to stimulate the poet in you. It is home to some of the most incredibly beautiful vales like Poonch, Dha Hanu, Betaab, Nageen, Nubra, Shyok, Suru, Markha, and Kishtwar. These Kashmiri valleys are pristine and unharmed.

    2. The Winter Wonderland 
    Kashmir metamorphoses into a spellbinding wonderland during the winters. The falling of the soft snowflakes on the bewitching vistas makes it a swoon-worthy sight.

    3. Unblemished landscapes
    From the ranges of the majestic Pir Panjal, the thickly scented branches of the cypress trees, to the verdant meadows and meandering rivers, every region of the valley is brimming with beauty.

    4. The quintessential hub of adventure 
    Kashmir is not only renowned for its panoramic views and sights but adventure as well. You can indulge in a host of enjoyable activities here that range from skiing on the snow, taking the gondola ride, staying overnight in a houseboat docked in the lakes, to trekking through the winding and treacherous paths.

    Planning to Visit Srinagar, Checkout & Book:
    Srinagar Tour Packages

  5. What are the best adventure activities to do in Kashmir?

    1. Trekking amid the rough trails of the mighty Himalayas – Kashmir brings about some of the most thrilling treks because of its picture-perfect scenic brilliance with its meadows, valleys, little hamlets, gushing streams, and orchids. The trek to Chadar is considered to be the most treacherous in India. However, the other most exciting treks are the Baltal valley trek and Kashmir great lakes trek. Meanwhile, for shorter treks, Thajiwas glacier and Sonmarg are an absolute marvel!

    2. Rafting through the gushing white water lakes – If there is a better way to see Kashmir, it’s amid the waves. Some of the most popular rafting expeditions cover the Jhelum river, Sindh river, Indus river, and Liddar river. The expedition from Baltal to the Shutkari bridge is one of the longest and most challenging. It is also the place where international rafting championships take place. Blessed with varying levels of rapids, it is ideal for different kinds of tourists.

    3. Skiing amid the snow-capped mountain ranges – Gulmarg, a quaint and breathtaking hill station in the valley of Kashmir is reorganised as the top skiing place in Asia. Especially during the winter, at the beginning of the year, Kashmir attracts a large number of skiing enthusiasts, who enjoy the rush of plummeting from over 2000 metres.

    4. Camping amid nature’s paradise – The sheer magnificence of Kashmir makes it one of the most preferred campsites in India. Gulmarg, Sonmarg, Krishansar, and Vishansar Lake, Baltal valley are some of the most renowned campsites that will give you an experience of real Kashmir.

    Suggested Read: 
    Things to Do in Kashmir
  6. Which are the best places to visit in Jammu Kashmir for couplers?

    1. Srinagar: Indulge in a romantic escapade by boating on the Dal Lake or roaming around the Mughal gardens in Srinagar. Tourists here can enjoy a number of tourist places like Hazratbal shrine, Jama Masjid and Shankaracharya Temple.

    You Must Checkout: Srinagar Tour Packages

    2. Pahalgam:
    Soak in the scenic views of Pahalgam for a romantic vacation in Kashmir. Tourists can enjoy activities like trekking, pony ride and white water rafting along with enjoying the greenery of meadows in Pahalgam.

    3. Sonmarg: Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of Jammu and Kashmir in Sonmarg famous for lakes and green meadows. One can look forward to enjoying amazing views of the mountains and fishing experience in Sonmarg.

    4. Gulmarg: Have the most romantic getaway of your life amidst the enchanting views of Gulmarg. It's a winter wonderland with popular activities to enjoy here like skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, golfing and trekking.

    Book Now: 
    Gulmarg Tour Packages

  7. What is famous in Jammu Kashmir?

    Kashmir is a place that is famous for its enchanting scenic beauty, towering mountain peaks, glaciers, peaceful monasteries, wildlife, crystal clear lakes, wonderful gardens, lush green meadows and a number of historical monuments.  For all its scenic splendour and natural beauty, it is called by many visitors as 'Paradise on Earth'.
  8. Which are the best places to visit in Kashmir?

    1. Gulmarg: Gulmarg is referred to as the 'meadow of flowers'. And rightly so, it is surrounded by beautiful pine trees and massive peaks that would make us feel like we have reached our haven. It is one of the most recommended locations for trekking in Kashmir.

    2. Sonmarg
    : Surrounded by alpine meadows and splendid snow-clad mountains, some of the most thrilling and adventurous treks in Kashmir start with Sonmarg. These treks cover some of the most magnificent locations like Krishnasar lake, Vishansar lake, Baltal Valley, and Table Top.

    3. Pahalgam
    : Located in Anantnag, Pahalgam is referred to as ‘the valley of shepherds’. The location is considered to be perfect for trekking, and skiing. Pahalgam has some of the most adrenaline-inducing trekking points that tourists enjoy. The location is also a great picnic spot to relax on a bright sunny day.

    4. Dal Lake
    : One of the most famous destinations in Kashmir for decades, clichéd as it might sound, you haven’t visited the real Kashmir if you haven’t visited Dal Lake. Situated on a hillside the lake is famous for its colourful and flower-decorated Shikara rides, floating markets, and houseboats. The surrounding landscape makes these rides a marvel!

    5. Yusmarg:
    Lovingly called the 'the meadow of Jesus', Yusmarg is the best and most unforgettable weekend gateways you will have. Surrounded by green pastures, it encompassed one of the highest peaks, Mt. Pir Panjal. It also has temples and is known for the most splendid sunsets.

    Planning To Visit Kashmir, Here Are Some Recommended Suggestions For You: Places To Visit in Kashmir
  9. Is Kashmir's great lakes trek easy?

    Kashmir great lakes trek lets you explore some of the most talked-about and beautiful lake destinations in Kashmir. The trek is one of the most difficult treks in Kashmir due to the long hours, rough pathways, and steep climb at particular points. The trek takes about 6 to 7 hours, however it is considered to be one of the most exciting treks due to the landscape it covers.

    Also Book: Srinagar Tour Packages For Couple
  10. What is the best time to visit Jammu and kashmir?

    The most favourable time for tourists to enjoy a vacation in Kashmir is from the month of September to March. This is the time when Kashmir witnesses the winter season and allows pleasant weather for all the tourists.
  11. What is the best time for Kashmir's Great lakes trek?

    The best time to undertake the Kashmir great lakes trek is when the summer sets in during the months of June and September. The ideal climate will also make for an easy trek, but most importantly summer brings about lush greenery and blooming orchids and wildflowers which only elevate the experience of trekking in Kashmir.
  12. What can I buy in Jammu?

    The popular items to buy in Kashmir are pashmina shawls, carpets, traditional dress material, traditional jewelry, silverware items, wood carving objects, popular fruits like apple and pear, dry fruits and traditional willow bats. These items showcase the cultural heritage of Kashmir.

    Must Book: Gulmarg Couple Packages
  13. Is Jammu safe to visit?

    Jammu is quite a safe destination for tourists to visit. However, there could be instances of tension in Kashmir. Nevertheless, Jammu is quite far from Srinagar and relatively a safe destination for tourism.

  14. What is the best time to visit Kashmir for trekking?

    For trekking enthusiasts, the best time to visit Kashmir is between the months of March and August. The valley of Kashmir blooms bright and green during this time as the sun sets in, melting the snow. The temperature at this time will range between 16 degrees C to 30 degrees C. Such conditions are best for treks in Kashmir.

    Also Checkout: Tour Packages From Bangalore To Kashmir
  15. How much does a trip to Kashmir cost?

    In general, a Kashmir trip for a week will cost you INR 12,372 per head. Your daily expenses in Kashmir will be around INR 1,767 per head. You can expect your per day expense to be INR 379 per head on food, INR 177 per head on local transportation, and INR 1,820 per head on shared accommodation.

    Planning for a Romantic Trip to Kashmir, Must Checkout & Book:
    Kashmir Packages for couples
  16. Which are the best hotels in Kashmir?

    1. Lalit Grand Palace: One of the best 5-star properties offered in Kashmir tour packages, this hotel overlooks pristine Dal Lake, making your stay full of memorable spectacles. From beautifully designed rooms, garden, an indoor pool, spa, restaurant, and tennis courts, the facilities offered here are absolutely supreme.

    2. Mascot Houseboat Hotel: An epitome of luxury and comfort, this houseboat is a 5-star property and offers modern amenities like Wi-Fi, parking, restaurant, health & wellness center, BBQ, bonfire, 24-hour front desk, etc. to make your stay a lasting one.

    3. Radisson Srinagar Hotel: Book this hotel on your Kashmir tour to enjoy a sojourn full of luxuries, comfort, and relaxation. Located close to the Srinagar International Airport, its easy accessibility is the biggest plus point.

    4. Pine-n-Peak: Promising a mesmerizing stay amidst breathtaking landscapes, it offers accommodations to suit the needs of every sort of traveler. Along with basic amenities, it features a kid's zone, spa, restaurant, conference & banquet facilities, parking, etc.

    Suggested Read: Places to Visit in Srinagar
                                  Tourist Attractions near Jammu
                                   Places to See in Kashmir
  17. What are the best Kashmir Honeymoon Packages that we can book with Thrillophilia?

Newly Added Kashmir Experience

Kashmir Top Attractions

Places To Visit In Kashmir

Popular Related Destinations

Places to Visit in India

Places to Visit in Delhi Places to Visit in Goa Places to Visit in Pune Places to Visit in Bangalore Places to Visit in Mumbai Places to Visit in Hyderabad Places to Visit in Jaipur Places to Visit in Chennai Places to Visit in Kolkata Places to Visit in Ladakh Places to Visit in Spiti Places to Visit in Andaman Places to Visit in Arunachal Pradesh Places to Visit in North East Places to Visit in Sikkim Places to Visit in Darjeeling Places to Visit in Meghalaya Places to Visit in Gangtok Places to Visit in Rajasthan Places to Visit in Uttarakhand Places to Visit in Kerala Places to Visit in Karnataka Places to Visit in Maharashtra Places To Visit In Himachal Pradesh Places to Visit in Madhya Pradesh Places to Visit in Kashmir Places to Visit in Manali Places to Visit in Dharamshala Places to Visit in Shimla Places to Visit in Mcleodganj Places to Visit in Nainital Places to Visit in Mussoorie Places to Visit in Dehradun Places to Visit in Rishikesh Places To Visit In Jammu Places to Visit in Srinagar Places to Visit in Chikmagalur Places to Visit in Munnar Places to Visit in Kodaikanal Places to Visit in Ooty Places to Visit in Pondicherry Places to Visit in Wayanad Places to Visit in Coorg Places to Visit in Mysore Places to Visit in Lonavala Places to Visit in Alibaug Places To Visit In Mahabaleshwar Places to Visit in Udaipur Places to Visit in Jodhpur Places to Visit in Jaisalmer Places to Visit in Mount Abu Places to Visit in Agra Places To Visit In South Goa Places To Visit In North Goa
Currency Picker
Commonly Used Currencies
INR -
Indian Rupee
USD - $
United States Dollar
EUR -
Euro
SGD - $
Singapore Dollar
AUD - $
Australian Dollar
GBP - £
British Pound
AED - د.إ
United Arab Emirates Dirham
All Other Currencies
ALL - L
Albanian Lek
AMD - դր.
Armenian Dram
ARS - $
Argentine Peso
AWG - ƒ
Aruban Florin
BBD - $
Barbadian Dollar
BDT -
Bangladeshi Taka
BMD - $
Bermudian Dollar
BND - $
Brunei Dollar
BOB - Bs.
Bolivian Boliviano
BSD - $
Bahamian Dollar
BWP - P
Botswana Pula
BZD - $
Belize Dollar
CAD - $
Canadian Dollar
CHF - CHF
Swiss Franc
CNY - ¥
Chinese Renminbi Yuan
COP - $
Colombian Peso
CRC -
Costa Rican Colón
CZK -
Czech Koruna
DKK - kr.
Danish Krone
DOP - $
Dominican Peso
DZD - د.ج
Algerian Dinar
EGP - ج.م
Egyptian Pound
ETB - Br
Ethiopian Birr
FJD - $
Fijian Dollar
GHS -
Ghanaian Cedi
GIP - £
Gibraltar Pound
GMD - D
Gambian Dalasi
GTQ - Q
Guatemalan Quetzal
GYD - $
Guyanese Dollar
HKD - $
Hong Kong Dollar
HNL - L
Honduran Lempira
HRK - kn
Croatian Kuna
HTG - G
Haitian Gourde
HUF - Ft
Hungarian Forint
IDR - Rp
Indonesian Rupiah
ILS -
Israeli New Sheqel
JMD - $
Jamaican Dollar
KES - KSh
Kenyan Shilling
KGS - som
Kyrgyzstani Som
KHR -
Cambodian Riel
KYD - $
Cayman Islands Dollar
KZT -
Kazakhstani Tenge
LAK -
Lao Kip
LBP - ل.ل
Lebanese Pound
LKR -
Sri Lankan Rupee
LRD - $
Liberian Dollar
LSL - L
Lesotho Loti
MAD - د.م.
Moroccan Dirham
MDL - L
Moldovan Leu
MKD - ден
Macedonian Denar
MMK - K
Myanmar Kyat
MNT -
Mongolian Tögrög
MOP - P
Macanese Pataca
MUR -
Mauritian Rupee
MVR - MVR
Maldivian Rufiyaa
MWK - MK
Malawian Kwacha
MXN - $
Mexican Peso
MYR - RM
Malaysian Ringgit
NAD - $
Namibian Dollar
NIO - C$
Nicaraguan Córdoba
NOK - kr
Norwegian Krone
NPR - Rs.
Nepalese Rupee
NZD - $
New Zealand Dollar
PEN - S/
Peruvian Sol
PGK - K
Papua New Guinean Kina
PHP -
Philippine Peso
PKR -
Pakistani Rupee
QAR - ر.ق
Qatari Riyal
RUB -
Russian Ruble
SAR - ر.س
Saudi Riyal
SCR -
Seychellois Rupee
SEK - kr
Swedish Krona
SLL - Le
Sierra Leonean Leone
SOS - Sh
Somali Shilling
SVC -
Salvadoran Colón
SZL - E
Swazi Lilangeni
THB - ฿
Thai Baht
TTD - $
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
TZS - Sh
Tanzanian Shilling
UYU - $U
Uruguayan Peso
UZS - so'm
Uzbekistan Som
YER -
Yemeni Rial
ZAR - R
South African Rand
JPY - ¥
Japanese Yen
VND -
Vietnamese dong