Paid 1000/- for each horse to visit "3 points". Took us 45 minutes to go up and 45 minutes to come down. saw 2 people fall off the horse, so its definitely not for all. When we went, the valley was not too crowded and it was ok ok. Clean, and though some vendors came to us, they didn't really pester us. We enjoyed looking at the view and came back soon enough. Its lovely but not unmissable. Depends on the crowds I guess. We paid 90 as entrance for 2 adults and 2 kids. They had ziplining for Rs, 350/- per person and also zorbing (but i dont know the rate for that one). There are 4-5 stalls selling maggi, tea and some other items.

View is really breathtaking , but for pony ride, be careful, my parents where really scared, I think its risky for beginners, although I, being young, didn't find problem, the horses walk through the edges of mountains, but the horsekeepers are really reluctant about holding them, we had to tell them many times to hold on to the horses, other than that, Mini switzerland is a heaven. I had a zip riding, which was nice and smooth, but girls be aware, the owners might touch you while saying they'll help you wear essentials for zip lining. Same for getting up and down from ponies. Also please bargain in the pony place, we took ponies for 1300 each, you can bargain more. Visited - 3rd January, 2024.

We visited Baisaran valley in the 1st week of April'24. One needs to take Pony or walk through very steep hike of about 5-8km one way. The route which Ponywalas take is very muddy, dirty, narrow, steep and the total journey (one way) takes about 1 hr. Many people even slip off the pony, pony itself skids (happened with us too). Ponywalas claim that they will show you 3-4 other view points like Dabyan valley, Kashmir valley along with the final point Baisaran. But once you start your ride you will realize that they are just like any other view points and nothing exceptional. No doubt, Baisaran is beautifual but other places like Aru valley, Betaab valley etc also have mesmerizing valley views with less crowd, easy reachability. In my view one can definitely skip this unless he/she wants to do some adventurous hike risking the life! FYI: we were told by our taxi driver that- there are 2 pony stands (where you make payment). One is govt. with fixed rate (Rs 1850 as of April'24) and the other one is private which is of more cost.

This place is extremely overhyped. From the beginning the entire place was stinking . The way up was extremely steep, overcrowded and the path was also very narrow. Due to rain in the past few days the path was also very wet and covered with potholes. Many horses also slipped. The view was nice at the top in Kashmir, but overall we can see better views in Gulmarg, Sonmarg and Srinagar. Not recommended for kids and elderly people.

A must see spot, one needs to go on horse back for 6 km up on the hill, way is muddy and steep, you are not alone, there are many travellers of different age group will accompany you either in the front and behind u in their horses. Its adventurous. Once u reach top, it is called Mini switzerland and you feel on top of the world. A meadow in the middle of mountains all sides. We need to thank the horses and the horsemen who train them