Drive from Srinagar to the Base Camp At Naranag.
at Naranag An Afternoon Acclimatization Three-kilometers-trek Around the Ancient Temples to the Dhumail Valley.

The First Day of the Great Lakes Trek.
a Three-hour Ascent Through a Dense Pine Forest and Then a Short Steady Walk Leading to the Famous Trunkhol Meadow. the Meadow Gives a Breathtaking View of Mount Harmukh.
a Night-stay At the Trunkhol Meadow.

On the second day we start early morning trek after breakfast.
We cover a mild gradient that leads us to the first lake of the trek, the Nandansar Lake lying at the foot of Harmukh. The Harmukh, the lake and the reflection of the Harmukh in the lake makes it majestic.
A half an hour walk takes us into Gangbal Valley where we pitch the tents for the night stay.

On the third day of the trek we cross over the Zajball pass, the highest altitude in the entire trek. The pass turns the Gangbal valley into Satsar Valley. The trek is a repetition of ascents and descents till we reach the Satsar valley holding seven alpine lakes; we camp for the night beside those pristine lakes.

Enchant yourself with long wavy meadows dotted with multicolored flowers. The Gadsar Valley is famous for its lake and sinking river. We pitch the tents beside the Gadsar Lake.

We ascend the Gadsar pass that overlooks the two lakes (Kishansar and Vishansar) having both religious and historical significance. The lakes drain into Kishanganga River that meanders through Gurez valley. The Gadsar pass will give us a panoramic view of the mountain chain crossing over to the other side of Kashmir.

A mild ascent followed by a long descent will take us into the valley of Nichnai, the valley of wild flowers. We camp in the flowery meadows of Nichnai.

On the Last Day of the Trek, We Descend Into the Sonamarg Valley. On the Way, We Get the View of the Thajwas Mountain Range and Bear Valley that Nourish Snow Leopards and Himalayan Marmots.
the Same Day, We Will Drive to the Hotel for the Night.