Treks In Kashmir

Kashmir is home to five mesmerising alpine lakes which makes it one of the popular places to go for trekking. The enchanting beauty of this state lies in its untouched valleys, dense forests, resting glaciers, and mystical lakes, which can be explored by the best treks in Kashmir. The trekking trails of Kashmir possess a unique charm through its scenic beauty that serves beginners and expert level trekkers. One of the special things about trekking in Kashmir is the blissful Monsoon as the state witnesses a little to moderate downpour, adding more to the beauty of trails, and mountains. You can experience the charm of Pahalgam, Betaab Valley, Kolahoi Glacier, and Dal lake when trekking conditions are habitable and best from July to September. The diversity of land along the route promises to keep you hooked to its beauty. There are a variety of treks available for you to enjoy in Kashmir, ranging from the one-day trek to a week-long one. You can choose the most suitable one according to the vistas offered. Some of the popular treks are Kashmir Great Lakes trek, Kolahoi Glacier Trek, Tarsar Marsar trek, Naranag Mahlish Trek, Naranag Gangabal Trek, Pahalgam one-day Trek, etc.

There are many long treks in Kashmir for you to enjoy the state's scenic beauty and moderate to difficult-level trails which allows you to make the most out of your Kashmir visit. Most of the popular Kashmir treks are about a week-long which allows you to explore your adventurous side. You can try out some of the best long treks like the Kashmir Alpine Lake Trek for 15 days, Kashmir Great Lakes Trek for 7 days, Sonmarg Vishansar Narang Trek for 8 days, Pahalgam Tarsar Marsar Trek for 8 days, and many more. The trekking routes of these treks follow some of the most rewarding trails through picturesque Sonmarg, Pahalgam, Betaab Valley, etc. These treks make you cross the glacial trails, green meadows, forests, and green fields to witness Kashmir's breathtaking beauty through Panorama from the top, Dal lake, and many mystical rare Alpine lakes.