• Altitude: 7,800 ft. (2,377 m) to 11,500 ft (3,505 m)
• Time taken: 6 hours, 11.6 km
• Today will be the first day of this enthralling Kashmir great lakes trek!for the day.
• Here onwards, the trek will be a gradual one and alongside the Sindh River, it will take you through maple and pine forests.
• Completing the hike through the forests, you will be rewarded with the stunning views of the Sonmarg Valley and pictorial streams.
• Here onwards, the trek will descend down and will take you to the snow-covered Shekdur Range.
• Relax around the vicinity for a while before you start trekking towards the Nichnai, which is located around 11,500ft above sea
• Upon arrival in Nichnai, check-in into the campsite; dinner and overnight stay in the camp

• Altitude: 11,500 ft. (3,505 m) to 12,000 ft. (3,658 m)
• Time: 6 hours, 13.5 km
• Starting early in the morning; around 08:00 AM, start the trek towards the Nichnai Pass and enjoy the stunning views of the lush valleys and the untouched beauty of the region.
• Hereafter, cross the river and continue hiking through the banks of the river and arrive at the Nichnai Pass or the Vishansar Berry.
• Arriving at the pass, which is located 13,500m above sea level, witness, and enjoy the meticulous beauty of the pass and the snow-covered peaks all around it.
• Hereafter, the trek will undergo a steep descend and will lead you to a pictorial meadow of colourful flowers; while on Kashmir Great lakes trek, you can also catch glimpses of a cascade that finally joins a river.
• Here onwards, continue with the hike and upon arriving at a flat valley, continue towards its end and arrive at the campsite.
• Gazing on the left of this trail, you can also behold captivating views of the Himalayan Range and also the Vishansar lake; Overnight stay in the cam

This day of the Lakes in Kashmir Trek would be a light one as you acclimatize yourself to the weather and rest at Vishansar.

• Altitude: 12,000 ft (3,658 m) to 12,500 ft. (3,810 m) via 13,800 ft (4,206 m)
• Time taken: 5 hours, 16 km
• This chilly morning, witness the Kishansar Peak casting its reflection on the azure lake waters.
• Start the trek for the day towards the lakeside and reach the Kishansar Peak, which is situated around 500ft above the campsite
• Here onwards, ascend to the other side of the water reservoir. The trek till here comprises both easy and tough terrains.
• Later part of the day, trek towards the Kishansar Lake and finally make it to the Gadsar Pass that is perched at a height of 13,800ft and is the highest point of this trek.
• From the pass, pass through a flowery meadow and some of the pictorial lakes; Yamsar is one of these lakes.
• From here, continue with the descend and after crossing Iris, reach the Gadsar Lake. A picturesque lake, it is adorned with the stunning beauty of exotic flowers and snow on both sides.
• Arriving at the lakeside, report to the nearest Army Camp, and complete the formalities of getting permission to pass Gadsar; ID

• Altitude: 12,500 ft. (3,810 m) to 12,000 ft. (3,658 m)
• Time taken: 6 hours, 11.3 km
• Your day will begin with a walk from the army camp towards the stream.
• Brace yourself for varied terrains from super steep, flat, and even land. Take a short break at Maengandob that is fringed by mountains.
• Reach the first of Satsar lakes, which is a group of seven different lakes, and follow the same procedure of yesterday with the army officials and set camps near the surreal first lake of Satsar

• Altitude: 12,000 ft. (3,658 m) to 11,500 ft (3,505 m)
• Time taken: 6 hours, 9 km
• A true test of caliber, this is the day when you will have to push your physical and mental limits!
• Trudge through rocks and boulders ridden terrain, pass the last of the Satsar lakes, and start hiking downwards for half an hour till you arrive at the forest line.
• Here onwards, start ascending upward and reach an altitude of 13,400ft; during this climb, you can witness several ridges at different heights and the quaint Gujjar huts as well.
• From the summit, you can also behold the fascinating views of the twin lakes: Gangabal and Nundkol, which are connected to each other by a picturesque stream and are known for trout-fishing.
• Post this; trek through a sharp and rocky trail and make it to a gurgling stream, passing which, you will reach a lush meadow that advent towards the Nundkol Lake, which is also a popular weekend getaway among the locals.
• Trekking for around 20 minutes from Nundkol Lake, you will finally arrive at Gangabal Lake, and by crossing the bridge across the lake; you will arrive at the campsite; dinner, and overnight stay in the camp

• Altitude: 11,500 ft. (3,505 m) to 7,450 ft (2,271 m)
• Time taken: 6 hours, 13 km
• On your final day of the Kashmir Great Lake Trek, start from the Gangabal camp, ramble on grassy land dotted with yellow flowers and pine forest.
• Descend are reach Naranag, the last leg of your trek.
• Reach Naranag Village in Ganderbal District. If you wish, you can visit Naranag Temple.
• Be Driven Back to Srinagar.