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TArsar MARSAR Trek DifficultyEasy To Moderate Duration 7 Days Maximum Altitude13,500 ft Base Camp Aru Best Time To visit July, August Previous Next TREK PACKAGE RS 15,800 + 5% GST 07 Days Trekking 48 Km Pick Up Point: Srinagar Payment Mode: Cash, UPI, Bank Transfer Book Now Trek Info Region :- Jammu & Kashmir Snow: December to March Trekking Km: 48 Kms Need Help? Call us on 9045089649 Overview About Trek Highlights Brief Itinerary Detailed Itinerary How To Reach Cost Term Cancellation Things To Carry FAQs Risk & Response Secure Travels Guidelines Tarsar Masar Overview One of Kashmir’s most beautiful treks is Tarsar Marsar Trek. Kashmir’s ethereal beauty is mesmerizing, attracting poets, nature lovers, and tourists. Snow-capped mountains, glossy green meadows, incredibly quick rivers, alpine forests, gorgeous alpine lakes, and other natural features adorn the state’s terrain. Kashmir earns the name “Heaven on Earth.” Aside from its natural beauty, Kashmir is home to several notable Himalayan treks. One of them is the Tarsar Marsar trek. The Tarsar Marsar Secure Travels takes you deep into Kashmir’s heart. From the picturesque settlement of Aru to the Lidderwat clearings. From the Shekhawas’ sweeping green slopes to the enormous alpine lakes. Tarsar Marsar’s setting is so beautiful that it will leave you speechless for weeks!   About Tarsar Marsar Trek Tarsar Lake and Marsar Lake are alpine lakes inside the Kashmir Himalayas, placed at 13500ft and 15000ft, respectively. These lakes are related with the aid of using a mountain and are pretty similar. It is because of this that they’re known as dual sisters. Tarsar Marsar is 20 kilometers east of Kolahoi Mountain in Jammu & Kashmir’s Anantnag district. Marsar Lake is placed inside the Dachigam National Park’s on-the-spot vicinity. The lovely Tarsar Marsar Lake location, in addition to the breathtakingly stunning surroundings of the area, has piqued people’s hobby on the walks. Aside from Kashmir’s inherent classical romanticism, there are other aspects of trekking that are unique to it, and the Tarsar Marsar twin lakes trip puts them all together. Velvety grasslands, wandering among lovely and scented hovering pine trees, charming thatched-roofed hamlets populated by beautiful humans, exquisite serenity of azure waters, and camping by the trek’s name-giving glacial lakes What’s more, in terms of practical trekking, Tarsar Marsar does not pose a significant physical obstacle. Trek Highlights Aru’s atmosphere is practically European. The settlement is made up of a collection of charming homes with slanted tin roofs. The cottages are surrounded by willow and poplar trees. Climb a little higher and take a long circuitous route around the settlement, hugging the Aru pine woods. A small Gujjar village under pine trees is just outside our Lidderwat campsite, facing the Kolahoi glacier. It’s breathtaking to witness such little communities nestled within such massive pine trees. Do visit the settlement and learn about living in a bygone era. Inhale the scent of the pines. Just behind our campsite is a grassy ridge that climbs. This climb may be done without shoes because it is so green. It’ll suffice if you go barefoot – and the sensation is wonderful.  Brief Itinerary Day 1: Srinagar To Aru • Altitude:-2,400m/7,950ft• Depart Srinagar by 2 pm• Drive:- 4 hrs, Srinagar to Aru• Srinagar to Pahalgam 100 km to Aru 12 km• Transportation from Srinagar to Aru is included in the cost• Aru is on the bank of Lidder River• Since there are no shops around ensure that you have all that you need already• Please note that prepaid SIM cards do not work in Kashmir• Pahalgam is the last point where you will get a mobile network• Last ATM is in Pahalgam • Stay in Tent• Don’t forget to carry your ID proof in original and 2 photocopies Day 2: Aru to Lidderwat • Altitude – 2,800m/ 9,150ft• Trek:- 10 km trek, 6-7 hrs• Altitude Gain:- 400m/ 1,200ft• Easy terrain, gradual ascent• Water can be refilled from streams• Packed lunch on the way• Stay in tents Day 3: Lidderwat To Shekwas • Trek:- 6 km trek, 5 hrs• Altitude Gain:- 550m/ 1,850ft• Moderate terrain, continuous ascent for first few hours• Enough water sources on the way• One river crossing just before Homwas • Hot lunch at campsite• Stay in tents Day 4: Shekwas to Tarsar • Altitude:- 3,800m/ 12,500ft• Trek:- 4 km trek, 3-4 hrs• Altitude Gain:- 450m/ 1,500ft• Moderate terrain, continuous gradual ascent• Carry enough water, only a few natural sources are available• In the evening explore Tarsar Lake• Hot lunch at campsite• Stay in tent Day 5 : Tarsar To Sundarsar • Altitude:- 4,000m/ 13,100ft• Trek:- 6 km trek, 5 hrs• Altitude Gain: 200m/ 600ft• Moderate to difficult terrain• Steep ascent in the beginning till the pass, followed by a descent and then a gradual ascent till Sundarsar campsite• Carry enough water, only a few natural sources are available Day 6: Visit Marsar and then to Homwas • Altitude:- Marsar ridge 4, 100m/ 13,400ft, Homwas 3,500m/ 11,500ft• Trek:- 11 km trek, 7 hrs• Altitude Loss:- 500m/1,600ft• Moderate terrain • 50-minute continuous ascent to Marsar ridge• Gradual descent all the way to Homwas• Packed lunch on the way Day 7: Homwas To Aru • Altitude:-2,400m/7,950 ft • Trek:- 13 km trek, 6-7 hrs • Drive – 112km, 4 hrs, Srinagar to Aru • Easy terrain. Continuous gradual descent till Aru • Many water streams are available on the way • Packed lunch on the way • Stay in Srinagar (not included in the cost)• You will reach Aru in between 2-3 pm • You will reach Srinagar in between 7-8 pm Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Srinagar To Aru Our first stop is Aru, which is located 12 kilometers from Pahalgam on the banks of the Lidder and Aru Rivers. Aru is a well-developed tourist site that serves as the starting point for two popular treks: the Tarsar Marsar and Kolahoi Glacier Treks, the latter’s endpoint being the Lidder-Aru river’s source. Day 2: Aru To Lidderwat We’re going to follow the Lidder River upstream today. The trail enters a

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek DifficultyModerate To Difficult Duration8 Days Maximum Altitude13,700 ft Base Camp Sonamarg Best Time To visit July, August Previous Next TREK PACKAGE ₹17,500/- Ex Srinagar + 5% GST 8 Days Trekking 72 Km Pick Up Point: Srinagar Payment Mode: Cash, UPI, Bank Transfer Book Now Trek Info Region :- Jammu & Kashmir Snow: December to March Trekking Km: 72 Kms Need Help? Call us on 9045089649 Overview About Trek Trek Highlight Brief Itinerary Detailed Itinerary How To Reach Cost Term Cancellation Policy Trek Essentials Fitness Risk and Response Secure Travels Guideline About Kashmir Great Lake Trek Region: KashmirTrek Duration: 08 DaysTrek Difficulty: Moderate to DifficultMax Altitude: 13,750 km Ft.Approx Trekking Km: 72 Kms.Best time to do: September Imagine a place so breathtaking that it feels like a dream come true. Kashmir, often hailed as Heaven on Earth, boasts destinations that transcend the realms of imagination. The Kashmir Great Lake Trek stands as a testament to this natural marvel, an experience that captivates all who venture into its embrace. With a trek difficulty ranging from moderate to difficult, this trek reaches a maximum altitude of 13,750 km, immersing trekkers in a serene environment. Covering a distance of approximately 72 km over 8-9 days, the journey is an exploration of nature’s wonders and a tapestry of unforgettable memories. The trek challenges both physical and mental endurance, fostering strength and resilience in every trekker. As you traverse the landscape, expect to encounter diverse flora and fauna, creating a paradise-like atmosphere. Despite the challenges, the journey is a love affair with the surroundings, featuring meadows, snow-covered mountains, glaciers, passes, rocky and barren lands, natural water streams, small villages, traditional localities, and charming old dhabas. Every expectation is met along this immersive trek. For a successful journey, essential preparation is key. Trekkers should be physically and mentally fit, practicing exercises beforehand to enhance endurance. The trek promises to be a holistic experience, offering not only physical challenges but also mental and emotional growth. For those concerned about logistics, worry not! A comprehensive and economical Kashmir Great Lake Trek Package is available, ensuring that every detail is taken care of. So, pack your bags, prepare yourself for this beautiful adventure, and get ready to embark on the Kashmir Great Lake Trek, where dreams become reality. The Kashmir Great Lakes hike has gained popularity and is now probably the most desirablemonsoon hike in the Indian Himalayas. During this 8-day trek covering a distance of 72km, Kashmir- “Heaven on earth” is really unfolding.Between July and September, hikers can start on the Kashmir Great Lakes Trip. The reasonfor this during the other months, Kashmir is covered with snow due to intenseweather condition.The month of July to September is considered peak summer months as they shift to autumn.One of the factors that Kashmir is so attractive during these months. Over the course of 3 months, the flowers and environment you see can transform asKashmir begins to greet autumn. While the rest of the country includes many routes inUttarakhand like the ‘valley of flowers” is enduring the rainy season, but in Kashmir, it isan exception. The monsoons are hindered by the PIR PANJAL hill which separates Kashmirfrom the rest of the Indian subcontinent.Kashmir is free of monsoons, so the Kashmir Great Lakes trek is India’s leading Himalayanmonsoon trek is one of the best Indian monsoon trek. Enjoy bonding with the local guides, who have a plethora of stories to tell about how Kashmir was dominated by Buddhists, Hindus, and eventually Mughals in the centuries leading up to its current Mughal dominance. The view you get along the journey is one of the reasons to undertake the Kashmir Great Lakes, even though the drop from Gangbal to Naranag appears to be an endless walk. I’ve never met such aromatic pine tree woodlands on any of my previous excursions.   The Vishansar and Kishansar Lakes may be seen on the left side of the Gadsar Pass, and three of the Gadsar Lakes can be seen on the right. The sight of wildflowers against a backdrop of snow-covered mountains is stunning, but that’s not all. On the way to the Satsar campsite, many of these little lakes can be found. Day 1: Arrive at Sonamarg • Altitude: 2500m/7900 ft• 90 km drive from Shrinagar, approx 3 hours.• Our campsite is near the Sindh river (Shitkadi Village).• Since there are no shops around ensure that you have all that you need already.• Remember to carry your ID proof in original and 2 photocopies as we have to submit them at the army check post. Depart to Sonamarg in the afternoon. It is 3 hrs drive from Srinagar. Day 2: Sonamarg to Nichnai  • Altitude: 3,800m/ 11,600 ft• 12 km trek, approx 8.5 hours• Altitude Gain:- 1,200m/3,600ft• After breakfast we trek to Nichnai via Shekdur.• The trail takes you through meadows, and dense forests with Maple, Pine, and Bhoj trees.• After approx half an hour, we get to an army check post where we have to submit our ID proofs.• While you are at it, you can enjoy an awesome view of the Sonmarg Valley or the Thajiwas Glacier.• The trek from Shitkadi to Shekdur goes through thick forests of pine trees and will take approx 2 and a half hours.• At Shekdur, you can indulge in instant noodles and an omelet if you wish to• We follow the Nichnai Stream as we trek from Shekdur to Nichnai.• We have lunch at the Nichnai stream, after Shekdur. Day 3: Nichnai To Vishansar Lake • Trek from Nichnai to Nichnai Pass is approx 1 and a half hours ascent.• At the top of Nichnai Pass you can get the B.S.NL network, which is the last point under the mobile coverage area.• From Nichnai pass to Vishansar there is a descent.• At Vishansar campsite, lunch will be offered.• We can visit Vishansar Lake which is just 15 minutes walk from the campsite• The first lake of the trek and one of the most beautiful ones. Day 4: Acclimatization + Rest