Gurez the untouched beautiful valley located in the higher himalayan ranges of Jammu and kashmir's northern part, 123 km away from Srinagar. Gurez Valley is the beautiful mixture of mountains, valleys, and rivers accompanied by the asia's largest freshwater lake Wullar.Gurez valley stretches to Drass in the east, Sharada Peeth in the west, Baghtor in the south and Burzil Pass in the north. The Gurez Valley in older times connected Kashmir to Gilgit-Baltistan by silk route.Today the Gurez valley is part of the both India and Pakistan with Tulail and Dawar in Indian side and Burzil pass in Pakistan The Trek starts here in Gurez and making its way through Satsar and Gangabal via Zajibal and joginai pass to reach the last destination. some of the highlights which make this trek worth attention are high altitude deep alpine lakes, naked mountain peaks, flower valleys cattle feeding meadows, freshwater rivers

Gangabal Lakes Trek is the Trek that Trekking enthusiasts prefer the most. At 3700 metres above sea level, Gangabal is located in the Himalayan mountain range. The goal of the trek is to discover Gangabal's twin lakes. the most stunning alpine lakes located at the base of the Mount Harmukh. Gangabal Lake is also known as Harmukh Ganga. This trip takes us past lovely twin lakes, the fabled Mount Harmukh, the beloved Gangabal Valley, rivers like the Nundkol, and the picturesque Trunkhol forests. After a strenuous hike, the vista of the Gangabal lakes is unquestionably worthwhile. Religious beliefs are also crucial to the gangabal. Hindus see it as Lord Shiva's residence. A significant number of Hindus schedule this trek with us

The Kolahoi Glacier trek starts at the River Sindh in Sonamarg and ends at the River Lidder in Pahalgam. Kolahoi glacier trek is a 44kms long trek. It travels at a higher altitude Mountain passes such as the Kolahoi peak (5400m), known as the Matterhorn of Kashmir, It is Kashmir's highest mountain peak. Beautiful flower valleys, flowing rivers, beautiful white glaciers, and a perfect hiking trail combine to make this a fantastic trek in Kashmir. kolahoi glacier is in the pahalgam district. The trek from Sindh in Sonamarg to Lidder in Pahalgam is also a highlight of this trek. This trek takes you to beautiful places like Sonamarg and Pahalgam, as well as a trek full of adventure.

he Kashmir Great Lakes trek is a popular trekking route located in the Kashmir region of India. This scenic trek is known for the stunning seven high-altitude alpine lakes, breathtaking mountain views of Harmukh and Gangabal. The kashmir great lakes trek is typically completed in 7-8 days, covering around 65-70 km, and is graded as moderate to difficult. Moreover, the trek takes you through several alpine meadows, dense forests, and snow-covered passes, including the Nichnai Pass and the Gadsar Pass. The highest point of the trek is the Gadsar Pass, which stands at an altitude of 13,750 feet. The trek is best done during the months of July to September, when the weather is pleasant and the trekking conditions are favorable. During this time, the valleys are in full bloom, and the landscape is a riot of colors. Notably, this period offers the best views of the region's flora and fauna. One of the most remarkable features of the trek is the alpine lakes that dot the route. Furthermore, the trek takes you through some of the most stunning lakes in the region, including the Vishansar Lake, Gadsar Lake, Satsar Lake, and Gangbal Lake. These lakes are surrounded by towering mountains and offer a tranquil and serene atmosphere. This makes them an ideal spot for camping and relaxation. To undertake the Kashmir Great Lakes trek, it is advisable to hire a professional guide and trekking agency who can provide you with the necessary equipment and ensure your safety throughout the trek. The starting point of the trek is usually Srinagar, which can be easily reached by air or road. Therefore, it is best to book your travel arrangements and guide in advance. Overall, the Kashmir Great Lakes trek is an unforgettable adventure that offers stunning natural beauty, challenging terrain, and a glimpse into the unique culture of the Kashmiri people. It is a must-do trek for all adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers who wish to experience the beauty and grandeur of the Kashmir valley.

The meaning of kausar nag is abundant spring. kausar nag is a alpine lake, falling in the Pir-Panjal ranges of Northern indian Himalayas. A 36kms Trek, about to explore the pristine high-altiude alpine lake Kounsarnag located at an elevation of 3500m above the sea level. Kounsarnag trek starts from Aharbal, a famous tourist attraction in Kulgam district of jammu and Kashmir, popularly known for the Aharbal waterfall, and ends back at the Aharbal. The trek follows the trail, on the edges of the inflowing river Vishu. The Vishu river originates from the Kounsarnag lake, and is the primary source of Aharbal waterfall. The Kounsarnag Trek can be summited in six days. There are five main campsites in Kounsarnag trek viz, The first campsite is kungwattan, a pretty-lush valley, accompanied by the inflowing river Vishu and meadows of flowers and pine forests. The second campsite in kounsarnag trek is Mahinag, it is also a beautiful valley located at an elevation of 3000m above the sea level. The special thing about the Mahinag is, the never-melting glacier which is frozen from the centuries. A perfect campsite for the overnight stay and a pretty-picturesque spot. The third and the destination campsite in the Kounsarnag trek, is the Kounsarnag Lake itself. Where we camp for the night in front of the mesmerizing Kounsarnag lake, enjoying the beautiful view of it all the time.The next day, we start descending back, and the fourth campsite will be Mahinag also, spending night over there, the next day we leave for the fifth campsite, that will be near the Aharbal falls. It takes seven to eight hours from Mahinag back to Aharbal. So driving back to Srinagar on the same day would not be a great idea. Spending a night near Aharbal falls, the next day we drive back to the Srinagar.

The Tarsar Marsar Trek starts at Aru Valley, after exploring exploring the mind blowing beauty of Pahalgam. we start the trek . The trek falls in the range of highest mountain peak in kashmir Kolahoi 5500M. Tarsar Marsar the twin sisters are the lakes divided by a mountain in between them Tarsar lake is reached crossing the most beautiful attraction Lidderwat. A valley whose beauty is added by river Lidder and the beautiful mountains and glaciers. Tarsar Marsar trek is the most valorous trek, where a trekker takes the vibes forever. The ultimate mountain experience and an eternal satisfaction is all that makes it the most loved trek in the Himalayan ranges

Warwan Valley Trek is the most valorous trek in the kashmir. warwan valley trek can be done from both warwan valley to panikhar kargil, or from panikhar kargil to warwan valley. It is a high altitude trek of 62kms and the highest elevation point is 4400m Botkhol pass. It starts at Mungli. a village in kishtwar district, reaches , and concludes at Panikhar village of Kargil. The trek gives the ultimate mountain experience, which a mountaineer expects. Overall the trekking trip is not considered as difficult but of moderate level and though it can be quite physically demanding for which proper fitness is absolutely necessary.