🏞️  Kashmir Alpine Lakes Trek 15 days – The Ultimate Himalayan Experience

Explore 10+ Pristine Alpine Lakes Across Kashmir’s Most Scenic Trails

Join our 15-day Kashmir Alpine Lake Trek, a once-in-a-lifetime adventure covering the Great Lakes, Tarsar Marsar, Tulian Lake, and more. Traverse through untouched valleys, cross high mountain passes, and camp beside turquoise alpine lakes at elevations over 13,000 feet.

Duration: 14 Nights / 15 Days
Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
Altitude: Up to 13,800 ft
Trek Distance: 120+ km
Best Time: July to September
Start Point: Srinagar | End Point: Srinagar

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🌄 Why Choose This Trek?

• Discover over 10 alpine lakes including Vishansar, Gadsar, Gangbal, Tarsar, Marsar, and Tulian.

• Diverse landscapes: meadows, pine forests, glacier-fed rivers, and snow-capped peaks.

• Explore both popular routes and offbeat trails in a single expedition.

• Perfect for experienced trekkers and adventure seekers looking for a complete Himalayan circuit.

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📅 Detailed Itinerary: Kashmir Alpine Lakes Trek (15 Days)

Day 1: Arrival in Srinagar – Drive to Sonamarg (7,800 ft)

Acclimatize in Sonamarg and prepare for the high-altitude journey ahead. Overnight stay in tents or guesthouse.

Day 2: Sonamarg to Nichnai (11,500 ft)

Trek through lush meadows and Shekdur forest. Camp by a scenic stream at Nichnai.

Day 3: Nichnai to Vishansar Lake via Nichnai Pass (13,000 ft)

Cross your first high pass. Set up camp beside the stunning Vishansar Lake.

Day 4: Vishansar to Gadsar via Gadsar Pass (13,800 ft)

Visit Kishansar Lake en route. One of the most scenic days of the trek.

Day 5: Gadsar to Satsar Lakes

Explore remote alpine lakes in the Satsar basin. Cross army checkpoints and enjoy pristine surroundings.

Day 6: Satsar to Gangbal & Nundkol via Zaj Pass (13,100 ft)

Twin lakes below Mt. Harmukh. Perfect spot for camping and reflection.

Day 7: Rest Day at Gangbal

Optional hike to Kolsar or relax by the lake. Acclimatization and recovery day.

Day 8: Trek to Naranag – Drive to Aru

End the Great Lakes section. Drive to Aru via Pahalgam to start the Tarsar Marsar segment.

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Day 9: Aru to Lidderwat (9,000 ft)

A gentle trek through pine forests and open valleys. Camp by the Lidder River.

Day 10: Lidderwat to Tarsar Lake (12,500 ft)

Reach one of Kashmir’s most iconic alpine lakes. Camp on grassy shores.

Day 11: Tarsar to Marsar via Tarsar Pass

Cross Tarsar Pass and explore Marsar Lake. Camp near Sundarsar or Marsar viewpoint.

Day 12: Marsar to Homwas (Optional Harnag Lake Visit)

Descend through meadows. Optional side hike to Harnag Lake for offbeat explorers.

Day 13: Homwas to Aru – Drive to Pahalgam

Conclude the Tarsar Marsar trek and unwind in Pahalgam town.

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Day 14: Tulian Lake Trek (from Pahalgam)

Day hike to the emerald-green Tulian Lake (11,800 ft). Return to Pahalgam by evening.

Day 15: Pahalgam to Srinagar – Departure

End of your unforgettable alpine adventure. Optional shikara ride or shopping in Srinagar.

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🏕️ What’s Included

• Trek guide, cook, porters/mules

• Tent accommodation & sleeping bags

• All meals during the trek

• Transportation between trailheads

• Permits & medical support

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📸 Trek Highlights

• ✅ Over 10 glacial lakes

• ✅ Wildflower-filled meadows

• ✅ Remote high-altitude passes

• ✅ Nomadic Gujjar villages

• ✅ Picture-perfect campsites

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• ✅ 100% Guided & Supported Trek

• ✅ All-Inclusive Pricing – No Hidden Costs

• ✅ Trusted by 1,000+ Trekkers

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📍Book Your Kashmir Alpine Lake Trek Today!

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Things to Carry

• Trekking Shoes (Do not carry sneakers/ sports shoes. Carry shoes that has good grip and ankle support)
• Backpack (40 -60 litres): A backpack with sturdy straps and a supporting frame. Rain cover for a backpack is essential.
• Daypack 20 litres: On the day of the summit, you’ll need a smaller backpack to carry water, snacks and your medical kit. Bring a foldable backpack.
• Layers/Warm Clothes/Thermals
• Trek Pants/T-shirts/Undergarments as per your convenience. Carry the actual number required and stay light Sunglasses, Suncap, sunscreen.
• Hand gloves, socks 2 pairs and woollen socks
• Headlamp/LED Torch is mandatory
• Trekking Pole
• Poncho/Raincoat
• Cutlery: Carry a spoon, coffee mug and a lunch box. (Mandatory)
• Personal Medikit
• Toiletries: moisturiser, light towel, lip balm, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitiser. Do carry wet wipes. One 1 litre water bottle.
• Plastic covers: carry a few extra plastic bags for wet clothes. Make sure you take them back and not litter the mountains.
• Before starting the trek, calculate your BMI (Ideal BMI should be between 18.5 and 24.9)

• Health and Safety checks mentioned below should be made before getting prepared for the trek
• A balanced mind and body is the first thing that should be given importance before taking off, because this is what will bring out the best of you in every condition.
• Your body should be fit enough to cover the entire trek with the backpacks on your back along with your body weight. That is why proper stamina and strength is needed. Also because trekking is done in uneven multi terrains and not on smooth paths. So in order to gain leg strength, perform simple squats.
• Flexibility is very important when it comes to trekking. A good flexibility will be an advantage while walking on trails, climbing and river crossing etc. Attain flexibility by simple stretching or yoga.
• As the Himalayan treks are basically ascending and descending the slopes, you will need a proper transmission of Oxygen from the lungs and heart to the body muscles. For this, trekkers should have a good cardiovascular endurance that can be gained by doing cardio exercises like running, swimming, cycling etc.

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