TREKKING TOUR PACKAGE

Tour Overview

Sonamarg Trekking: Sonamarg is the starting point of a major trek passing several mountain lakes - Vishansar, Kishansar, Gadsar, Satsar and Gangabal. One trek leads all the way to the Amarnath Cave. -(More Info on Sonamarg)
Thajiwas Trek: Sone of the most popular short walks from Sonamarg and a major attraction during the summer months is the 4-km route to Thajiwas, a small valley at the foot of the Sonamarg glacier. A path leads up to the Shakhdar hill, overlooking the glacier from the northeast. It is dangerous to climb the steep slope leading up to the glacier. Ponies can be hired for the trip up to Thajiwas glacier. Often in early summer one will meet groups of Gujar passing through Sonamarg on their way to the alpine meadows for the summer.
Trek From Sonamarg To The Valley Via Gangabal Lake: A fine trek west of Sonamarg is to cross the Nichinai pass to Gangabal Lake. As always, you would do well to have a local to accompany you. To reach the trailhead, go 2 miles down valley from Sonamarg toward Srinagar to the bridge below the tightly clustered houses of Shitkari village, where the road crosses the Sind River. Across the river from this small village, begin walking on the true Right Bank to the lakes called Krishan Sar and Vishan Sar, and beyond to Gangabal Lake near Haramukh, the highest peak in the vicinity of the Kashmir valley.
There are 3 best treks you can do in this area: S1. Srinagar – Sonamarg (95 kms drive) tented camp
Sonamarg – Nichinni (13 Km) ponies & tented camp
Nichinni – Veshnusar / Krishnasar (13 Km) ponies & tented camp
veshnusar – Nichinni ponies & tented camp
Nichinni – Sonamarg
Sonamarg – Srinagar
Srinagar – Sonamarg (95 kms drive) tented camp Sonamarg – Nichinni (13 Km) ponies & tented camp
Nichinni – Veshnusar / Krishnasar (13 Km) ponies & tented camp veshnusar – Gadsar ponies & tented camp
Gadsar – Megondob ponies & tented camp
Megondob – Gangabal ponies & tented camp
Gangabal – Naranag ponies & tented camp
Naranag - Srinagar
Srinagar – Naranag Naranag – Tranakhul ponies & tented camp
Tranakhul – Gangabal ponies & tented camp
Gangabal – Naranag ponies & tented camp
Naranag – Srinagar ponies & tented camp
Gulmarg Trekking: Gulmarg makes an excellent base for trekking in the northern Pir Panjal Range. Nanga Parbat can be seen to the north from several view points, including Khilanmarg, west and over 1,500 feet up the forested hillside from Gulmarg. From a distance, the Pir Panjal appears somewhat rounded, but when you are actually walking up its slopes, you will find that its smoother peaks rise above evergreen clad slopes that seem quite equal in steepness to those of the main Himalayas. To the south of Gulmarg, a pleasant trek would be to walk up the Ferozepur Nala and beyond to the hamlets of Danwas, Tejjan, and to Samaidan. For this you will need a porter who knows the way because many stock trails intersect the route. The walk from Gulmarg to Tosamaidan is considered to be three stages long. You may return by way of Riyar and Khag villages or continue south toward Sunset Peak and then walk into the foothills along the Romushi Nala to Yusmarg, where a road and bus service connect with Srinagar.
Pahalgam Trekking Pahalgam means “A Village of Shepherds “ is situated on the banks of the Lidder river, Pahalgam at an altitude of 7,000 feet is a picturesque township. Pahalgam is also the staging point for one of Kashmir's oldest and most popular treks. The Pahalgam-Kolahoi Glacier-Pahalgam trek takes 6 days and covers approximately 60 km. At the Kolahei glacier the trekker can get a glimpse of the Kolahoi Peak (5,734 metres) and see the source of the Lidder River. Excursions to the Tarsar and Marsar lakes in the Upper Dachigam area can also be made from here if the trekker has an additional two days. A trek from Pahalgam to Sonamarg via Aru, Lidderwat, Sekiwas, Khemsar and Kulan can also be done in about four days. The Amarnath Yatra is undertaken by more than 30,000 pilgrims every year and has been a continuing tradition for the last 300 years. Located in the Amravati valley, Amarnath is best approached from Pahalgam over a pass at 14,000 feet.
There are 2 best treks you can do in this area:- 1. Srinagar to Pahalgam (95 km)
Pahalgam to Aru (11 km),
Aru to Lidderwat (11 km), ponies & tented camp
Lidderwat to Kolahoi & back to Lidderwat (10 km), ponies & tented camp
Lidderwat to Aru (11 km), ponies & tented camp
Aru to Pahalgam (11 km)
Pahalgam to Srinagar
2. Srinagar to Pahalgm ahalgam to Chandanwari (13 km), Chandanwari to Sheshnag (11 km),
Sheshnag to Panchtarni (11 km),
Panchtarni to Amarnath to Baltal (21 km) or
Panchtarni to Sheshnag
Sheshnag to Chandanwari
Chandanwari to Pahalgam
Pahalgam to Srinagar
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