What You Will Do
The trek starts from early July month. During this time snow is still present on the higher altitudes and the meadows are in their fresh bloom. The landscape is contrasting. Those keen to witness the snow covered landscape with a foreground of fresh summer bloom, should plan their trek in early July. By end of July the snow melts away, and the meadows are in their full bloom. The landscape has all the floral hues it can get and its a very great time to plan the trek. The temperatures are warmer than in July, making the nights more comfortable during camping. By late August the temperature starts to drop again, the flowers begin to wither as the cold begins to sweep the alpine meadows. Abrupt rainfall can be more than expected during this time period. The trek can continue well into the second week of September, before the snow starts to take over the higher reaches again and winter comes knocking at the doors.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
We'll be here to welcome the guest with a name board.
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Day 1 '̣Arrivel at Sringar for drive to Sonmarg at Shitkadi Campsite | Drive: 81 KM in 3 to 4 hours' Anchar Lake
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Day 2 '̣Shitkadi camp to Nichinai Camp | Trek: 11 KM in 5 to 6 hours' Nichinai Pass
5 hours
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Day 3 '̣Nichinai to Vishnusar (Vishansar) & Kishansar Lakes via Nichinai Pass | Trek: 13 KM in 5 to 6 hours' Vishansar Lake
4 hours
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Day 4 '̣Vishansar Lake (Vishnusar) to Gadsar via Gadsar Pass | Trek: 16 KM in 5 hours' Gadsar Lake
10 hours
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Day 5 '̣Gadsar to Satsar | Trek: 11 KM in 5 hours' Tarsar Lake
6 hours
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Day 6 '̣Satsar to Gangabal Lake and Nund Kol Lake via Zaj Pass (13,280 feet) | Trek: 11 KM in 6 hours' Gangabal Lake
6 hours
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Day 7 '̣Gangabal Lake to Naranag (7,800 feet) & drive to Srinagar | Trek: 13 KM in 6 hours & Drive: 50KM in 2 to 3 hours' Gangabal Lake
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