Tourism Secretary Farooq Shah gave the details during his interaction with leading tour operators of the national capital and Mumbai.
"Tourists, after landing at the Srinagar airport, can hop on to the helicopter and reach Gulmarg or Pahalgam within no time. The helicopter services will help giving a boost to winter tourism," he said.
There are many Indians who travel to Switzerland for skiing, he said, adding but the Jammu and Kashmir government is offering similar facilities at a much lower price in the state.
Rs 10,000 will be charged for to and fro helicopter travel for Gulmarg while the price for return journey for Pahalgam has been fixed at Rs 12,000.
In response to queries from travel agents about the infrastructure, Shah said many big hotel chains have already started investing in the available hotels.
Modi had announced a package of Rs 80,080 crore for the state out of which Rs 2241 crore have been earmarked for new projects and tourist circuits, and setting up of 50 tourist villages.
Shah also made it clear that the state government was mulling a plan to provide air tickets at a cheaper rates in case the airlines increase the prices in view of tourist rush.
