A few miles of the trail will take you to a green meadow that overlooks Sonamarg. Trekkers will reach the Maple and Pine tree starting line at the top of these meadows. The next section is a dense, lovey-dovey forest of Maple trees. This trek in India is the only one of its kind. Throughout the trek, you will be immersed in the meadows. You can enjoy the Kashmir Great Lakes Trek best between June and September. The greenery and blooming flowers are at their peak during this period. This trek is suitable for beginners in trekking. Trekkers can take a hike up the Maple trees and enjoy the stunning views of nearby villages, including Sonamarg. It is amazing to see how nature combines to create a beautiful picture. The trail descends into another meadow dotted with Silver Birch trees, and a few shepherds huts. The land of Shekdur is marked by tiny streams that run through the meadows and small snowy mountains. Shekdur is also the only campsite with trees on this trek. This is an optional add-on to your clicks. It is a beautiful show of light and shadows, thanks to the sun’s rays that shine through the forest. The trail continues climbing back into the river valley that is the beginning Nichanai. The peaks surround you as you enter the valley.
The Vishansar lake is reached after crossing the tunnel-like Nichnai pass. It is followed by miles of meadows and a waterfall. The lake’s size and the surrounding mountains are the first impressions it gives to trekkers. The Kishansar Lake is located at a distance of only 1.2 km away. The trail is surrounded by a large meadow. The trail continues up a ridge. The Gadsar pass, which is at the top of the trek, offers the best view of both lakes. The time is now to descend. The eye sees Yamsir Lake and Gadsar Lake as it descends. You will then reach Maengandob, where you’ll find very few deep craters. You will be able to see the Satsar Lakes Collection of Seven Lakes, and further, the Twin Lakes among which the Gangabal is the largest and Nundkol the second. You will be greeted by meadows, glaciers and mountain peaks at your final destination, Naranag. Trekkers will enjoy a variety of terrains: endless meadows and snow-clad pinnacles, passes, barren lands, struggling rivers, and numerous meadows. It is well worth trekking the trail to the Great Lakes. It fulfils all of the trekkers’ expectations. This trek is something that no one will ever do, but it will change the way you think about trekking. It’s a way to heaven and virgin serenity. Trekkers should have all the equipment they need for trekking. Professionals are not required. Trekking Gear, including trekking shoes and a trekking pole, is essential. Trekkers should not compromise their body’s needs. It is better to know your body needs than following the advice of another man. It’s important to understand your body. This is not for children, but anyone can do it. You should keep your luggage and carry bag as light as possible. It should be comfortable.
One of the most beautiful trekking routes in India is to Kashmir Great Lakes. There is no doubt about it. It confirms Kashmir’s mythical statusHeaven on Earth. Because the trek is set on a larger canvas than life, it is a beautiful sight. It is located 75km northeast of Srinagar. It offers a 360 degree panorama of rugged mountains, rolling meadows and turquoise alpine lake. You can explore more than seven lakes, five valleys and the other beautiful areas. Its diversity makes it an attractive place to live. Moderately difficult trek It lasted six days. It requires long trekking days and steep ascents and descends, with no easy exit points. It is not recommended for beginners who haven’t been exposed high-altitude trekking. The challenges are worthwhile, however. Every day is postcard-perfect with a new alpine lake every day. These lakes are made even more beautiful by the snow patches that provide water. They can be seen sliding down the mountains to the lakes. Sometimes, you might see milky-white icebergs floating on the lake’s inky blue water. There are also meadows in Kashmir. These meadows can be found in all sizes and shapes, with some even a lot in one day. These meadows become a haven for pine and maple clumps on the first day. They descend to a valley where sheep and horses can graze. These meadows are home to wildflowers that flourish in great numbers on the third day, just above the Gadsar pass. The grassy plain of Satsar appears almost manicured, with a twinkling stream flowing through it.