o Altitude: 2,400 m/ 7,950 ft o Drive Distance: 112 km | Duration: 4 hrs o Transportation from Srinagar to Aru is included in the cost o Aru is situated on the bank of the Lidder River o Please note that prepaid sims don’t work in Kashmir o Pahalgam is the last point where you will get mobile network connectivity o The last ATM is in Pahalgam o Stay in tents (twin-sharing) The trip begins from Aru town. We will start our excursion from Srinagar and drive around 112 km from Srinagar to arrive at Aru. Show up at the assigned get point and our agents will get you and drive you to Aru. From Srinagar, we will head to Pahalgam which is 100 km away from Srinagar and Aru town lies 12 km away from Srinagar across the Lidder Stream. Aru is a genuinely evolved place of interest, situated on the bank of the Lidder Stream and is likewise the headquarters for the famous Tarsar Marsar Journey and the Kolahoi Glacial mass Trip. It is additionally a center for experience exercises like pony riding and heliskiing in winter. Trout fishing in the Lidder Stream is likewise a famous game here. Network associations are not truly stable in Aru and all organization associations don't work there so you really want to have every one of your correspondences wrapped up at Pahalgam. We will remain in camps at Aru and our campground is situated in a delightful area by the Lidder Waterway.

o Altitude: 2,910 m o Trek Duration: 5 hrs approx. o Stay: In camps (twin sharing) This is our most memorable day of journeying and today we will travel from Aru to Gagad Pathri. The journey begins with a delicate uphill trip and in the wake of strolling for around 800 meters, you will enter a forested zone. Keep strolling and after some time the trip forks into two. The left path prompts a clearing with a vantage point. It takes around 3 hrs to reach. The correct way, then again, drives us to our camping area. Follow the path on the right which will lead you to a sloppy fix. There's likewise a higher street that can be taken during the blustery days when there is an excess of mud yet it isn't open more often than not. When you arrive at the sloppy fix, it's a lofty uphill move of around 500 meters toward the finish of which you will arrive at a shepherd settlement called Geerwad. From here on, you will stroll on fields and woods covers the whole way to a little riverside clearing. This is Gagad Pathri, your camping area for the evening. We will track down a reasonable area to pitch the camps. The mountain stream fills in as the water source, be that as it may, the water is a little smooth tone. Utilizing chlorine tablets is suggested here. After a good supper, you will resign to your tents to rest for the evening and wake up invigorated the following day for the trip.

o Altitude: 3,435 m o Duration: 9 hrs o Stay: In tents (twin-sharing) Today we will begin our journey by crossing a wooden board scaffold to get on the right half of the waterway followed by another intersection that will again take you to the left half of the stream. Here, you will notice several mud cottages that act as the mid year abodes of the shepherds. This clearing is called Kansal Pathri. Continue to walk uphill along the edge to your left side towards Aaram Pathri. When we arrive at Aaram Pathri, you need to take one more edge to your right side to show up at Nafran Valley. While the paths begin somewhat steep however become continuous in the long run and the move to Nafran Valley is a blend of steep and progressive rises through gigantic stones and shakes. Tread carefully here as certain segments can be somewhat elusive. This part makes the journey somewhat troublesome. In any case, after the trip is finished, you show up at a little knoll with a delightful stream going through it. This is where Nafran Valley begins. Strolling past the knolls of the valley we will climb further ahead and in the wake of moving for a couple of spikes, the path opens into a dazzling glade with lovely stone developments and a sputtering stream going through it. This is where we will camp for the evening. The camping area is encircled by enormous mountains on three sides making it a great area to camp. Absorb the landscape of the lovely Nafran Valley and resign during the tents for the evening.

o Altitude: Harnag Pass - 3,740 m o Trek Distance: Duration: 9 hrs o Stay: In tents (twin-sharing) Today we will travel from Nafran Valley to Harnag Lake by means of Harnag Pass and back to Nafran Valley. We will remain one more night for acclimatization purposes since you have acquired a lot of elevation. Towards the finish of the valley, you will see a precarious way driving uphill through free stone developments. This limited seat on the edge ahead is the Harnag Pass. The Pass is situated at a height of 3,740 m. The nearer you get to the pass you start to see a stone development on the edge that looks like the design of a goliath snake and subsequently the naming of the pass. A superior piece of the trip is exceptionally steep and this will test your perseverance. It requires a lot of investment to arrive at the highest point of the pass as there are various rocks and stones en route. Be extra cautious while crossing this segment as the free shakes as there's a stream flowing over them. Do whatever it takes not to step on free shakes and search for dry ones. From the highest point of the pass, you can see the broad Nafran Valley underneath you. When you advance up, you will detect Harnag Lake solidly in the center of the Harnage Valley. The lake uncovers itself with a few streams streaming into it from the icy mass over the lake. Going through a few tranquil minutes by the lakeside, we will get once again to the Nafran Valley campground along the very way that we came in. Again keep up with alert running free stone segments.

o Altitude: 3,400 m o Trek Distance: 2.5 km approx. | Duration: 2 hrs approx. o Stay: In tents (twin-sharing) The present trip is genuinely simple contrasted with the earlier day. You have done the hardest piece of your trip, presently you will drop back along the lovely knolls, the whole way to Aaram Pathri. We will camp at Aaram Pathri around evening time. Partake in your stroll along the delightful knolls and periodically swing by to catch the magnificence of nature all around. The stroll down will be really gentle on your legs. Aaram Pathri Campground is a delightful camping area on a huge knoll that offers a mind blowing show of normal excellence. The nightfall over the Bhoj and Deodar trees makes the brilliant hour look totally supernatural here. Rest well after a delectable supper at the camping area.

o Altitude: 3,100 m o Trek Distance: 11 km approx. | Duration: 5 to 6 hrs o Stay: In tents (twin sharing) Today we will travel from the Aram Pathri camping area to the Bhaj Margi campground. From your camping area, head towards the edge on the south and jump on it. The path here is steep and goes through growth and trees and there are patches of free soil, rock, and rugged rocks to a great extent before you arrive at the highest point of the edge. You get to see a dazzling perspective on the valley underneath. From here on the path turns out to be downhill towards a knoll. Follow down the slanted knolls heading in a southwest course and afterward along an edge that heads towards the southeast bearing and this will lead you to your next campground Bhaj Margi. Bhaj Margi is one more immense glade like Aaram Pathri that has shepherd cottages dispersed all over it. On the southeastern side of your camping area, there is a little stream and a bigger one in the far east corner. Both of these can be utilized as water sources. We will track down a reasonable spot to set up our shelters for a short term visit.

o Trek Distance: Bhaj Margi to Mondlan - 6 km | Duration: 6 hrs o Drive Distance: Mondlan to Aru - 8 km | 20 minutes o Aru to Srinagar - 112 km | 4 hrs o An easy and gentle walk down to the valley. o Expect to reach Srinagar by 8:00 PM This is the last day of traveling in the mountain and furthermore the last day of this wonderful excursion. Today we will travel back from Bhaj Margi to Aru and drive back to Srinagar. From the campground, the path continues to go southwest until you arrive at an enormous wooden entryway, which denotes the finish of the path. You will presently follow a sloppy way through a woodland cover right down to a little shepherd settlement called Shul Margi. From Shul Margi, you should cross a little stream to move further downwards and afterward again you should cross a greater stream and go into a forested zone. The timberland runs lined up with the street that drives you to Aru. Yet, we will progress forward with this forested path and it will lead us into a major getting that offers a shocking perspective free from Pahalgam. From here, it is a short plunge to Mondlan town arranged next to a little mountain stream. Mondlan is 8 km away from Aru and it takes a drive of around 20 minutes to arrive at Aru. We will eat subsequent to arriving at Aru and afterward head on towards Srinagar. From Aru is a 112 km distance to Srinagar and we will again pass through the very panoramic detour that we came on the principal day to arrive at Srinagar. You can hope to arrive at Srinagar by 8:00 PM.

A: 1 Nafran Valley Trek is a pure summer trek. The trek is inaccessible and not doable during winter, spring or autumn. Owing to its high altitude, the entire trail of Nafran Valley Trek remains under the snow throughout the winter. In Spring, the snow doesn’t melt fully on its trail Towards the start of summers like in May and June, the passes of the trek are still covered in snow which makes the ponies cross them difficult and quite dangerous. The autumn makes this trek difficult because of the drop in temperature which the ponies can’t bear at high altitude, also by the time autumn fully arrives, the grass in the grasslands of Nafran Valley dies down which is the main source of food for the ponies. Hence Nafran Valley is not doable in Winter, Spring, and Autumn. The best months to do this trek are July, August, and September.

A: 2 Nafran Valley Trek is a moderate to difficult trek. To embark on this trek, you need to have a fair level of fitness. The trek has some steep ascents. It has boulder and rocky sections which one has to maneuver. The toughest ascent is on the day one goes over the famous Harnag Pass which is full of large boulders and gets slippery with the water that runs down over it. For a beginner, this trek will require some pre-trek fitness preparations. Beginners should hit the gym, try cardio and stretching along with moderate to tough squat exercises. The trek will put a strain on our knees and ankles. The main reason for the trek being moderate to difficult is that it gains altitude with a short distance that makes it steeper.