On this day, you will begin carrying your backpack as we start the ascent towards the next campsite. Our standard routine begins with an early wake-up call at 6 am, followed by breakfast at 7 am, and departure from the campsite by 8 am. Starting early ensures we avoid the heat of midday, reach the campsite with ample time to rest, and allow for better acclimatization. After breakfast, your trek leader will provide a brief orientation before we embark on the day's journey. Before setting off, a packed lunch will be provided at Shutkadi. The trek begins with a steady ascent, and shortly after, we will pass by a military post where we are required to stop for a routine check. Please ensure your Aadhar card or passport is kept securely in your daypack. The process usually takes about an hour. As we continue the climb, our first stop will be Tabletop, a breathtaking plateau surrounded by dense jungle and offering panoramic views of the Thajwas Mountain Range. From here, you’ll enjoy spectacular vistas of the entire Sonamarg region and its prominent peaks, including Lesser Thajwas, Greater Thajwas, Umbrella, Kazim Pahlin Baal, Innominate, Vale Head, Mosquito, Cathedral, and, of course, the iconic Amarnath Peak. In addition, you’ll also catch sight of Zabnar Meadow, a beautiful, expansive landscape that adds to the grandeur of the surroundings. Following Tabletop, we will enter Shokdari, a serene birch forest that provides welcome shade and relief from the sun. During autumn, the forest transforms into a golden wonderland, making this stretch even more enchanting. The trail then opens up into a wide, scenic valley, offering views that become increasingly spectacular as we move forward. Our trek continues towards Nichnai, where we will follow the Nichnai Nalla, a river that flows down the valley. The landscape soon opens up to reveal towering mountains, and we will encounter a small stream crossing. Our experienced guides will assist in safely navigating the waters. As we progress, the scenery becomes even more awe-inspiring, with the trail winding through rocky patches and forests of maple, birch, and pine. For those who are less experienced, our expert guides will be on hand to assist with crossing streams and ensuring a safe journey through the rugged terrain. The trek takes approximately 6 to 7 hours, covering a distance of 10 km. Upon reaching the campsite, you can settle in and enjoy evening tea with snacks. Later, a warm soup will be served, followed by a delicious dinner with a sweet dish to round off the day. The nights in the mountains are typically starry, provided the weather is clear. If the skies are free of clouds, this will be the perfect time to enjoy some star-gazing and take in the celestial beauty above.

The day begins similarly to the previous one, with a wake-up call at 6 am, followed by breakfast at 7 am, and departure from the campsite by 8 am. As always, starting early will allow us to avoid the heat of the midday sun, reach the next campsite in good time, and have enough space for proper rest and acclimatization. After breakfast, your trek leader will provide a brief briefing before we embark on the day's journey. Before setting off, a packed lunch will be provided to keep you energized as we embark on today’s trek. The day beckons with a promise of adventure as we set out to cover a distance of 6 kilometers, a journey that will unfold over the course of five hours, each moment brimming with discovery. Our ascent begins gently but steadily, leading us upward into the highlands, where the Lidderwat Valley stretches out before us in its full, breathtaking glory. From this elevated vantage point, the valley unfurls like a hidden masterpiece, its contours and colors rich with the unspoiled beauty of nature. The terrain is moderate, yet it draws us into an odyssey where every step carries us deeper into this majestic wilderness. Soon, the trail weaves into a dense forest, its air thick with the scent of pine and the steady murmur of the Lidder River, which flows beside us like a quiet, steadfast companion. The path eventually opens up to expansive meadows, bathed in the soft light of day and adorned with a tapestry of wildflowers that dance in the breeze. A rustic log bridge allows us to cross the river, a timeless passage leading to Homwas, where the river converges with the meadow in perfect harmony. Here, we pause, losing ourselves in the tranquil beauty of the landscape, as the land around us whispers its ancient secrets. As we continue, the path takes us past traditional shepherds' homes and clusters of Silver Birch, their gleaming white bark shining like beacons amidst the greenery. But the true test of our odyssey awaits just before Sekiwas, where the trail becomes a rugged maze of boulders—large, imposing, and sometimes slick with water. With each step, we must exercise caution, carefully navigating this rocky terrain, where every move is a delicate balance of skill and bravery. Once we pass through this challenging section, we arrive at our campsite—a peaceful refuge nestled in the heart of the highlands. Once we settle in and find our bearings, the day’s adventure will be rewarded with evening tea, accompanied by delectable snacks to replenish our spirits. As the sun dips below the horizon, we’ll be treated to a warm, comforting bowl of soup, the perfect antidote to the cool mountain air. As night falls, we’ll indulge in a hearty dinner, followed by a sweet dish that will provide the perfect conclusion to our day, leaving us with a sense of contentment and a memory of a day well spent amidst the majestic highlands.

The day begins similarly to the previous one, with a wake-up call at 6 am, followed by breakfast at 7 am, and departure from the campsite by 8 am. As always, starting early will allow us to avoid the heat of the midday sun, reach the next campsite in good time, and have enough space for proper rest and acclimatization. After breakfast, your trek leader will provide a brief briefing before we embark on the day's journey. Before setting off, a packed lunch will be provided to keep you energized as we embark on today’s trek. Today's trek covers a distance of 15 km and will take roughly 8 hours. We begin by trekking from Vishensar Lake to Kishensar Lake, which is situated just 2 km away. Upon reaching Kishensar Lake, we take the time to explore its breathtaking beauty. The lakes, with their surreal charm, are surrounded by jagged mountain peaks, creating a stunning contrast of nature's power and serenity. The crystal-clear, blue waters of Kishensar are mesmerizing, and you can spot the shimmering trout fish swimming beneath the surface. The atmosphere around the lakes is incredibly peaceful, with the stillness of the water reflecting the sky and the rugged mountains. It’s a moment of true tranquility, where nature feels untouched and pure. After soaking in the lake's beauty, we begin our journey back to Nichnai via Vishensar Valley and Nichnai Pass. The descent from Nichnai Pass to the Nichnai campsite is scenic, and we take a well-deserved break for lunch en route, which rejuvenates us for the remaining trek. Upon reaching camp, we enjoy a delightful evening tea with snacks, resting and unwinding. As the evening settles in, we savor a warm soup dinner followed by a sweet dish. The night is spent in relaxation, enjoying the mesmerizing star-lit sky and the silhouettes of the mountains. It's the perfect end to a day full of stunning views and memorable experiences.

On this day, you will begin carrying your backpack as we start the ascent towards the next campsite. Our standard routine begins with an early wake-up call at 6 am, followed by breakfast at 7 am, and departure from the campsite by 8 am. Starting early ensures we avoid the heat of midday, reach the campsite with ample time to rest, and allow for better acclimatization. After breakfast, your trek leader will provide a brief orientation before we embark on the day's journey. Before setting off, a packed lunch will be provided at Shutkadi. Today’s trek takes us over 10 kilometers, a journey that will take about 6 hours. From Nichnai, we make our way towards Shutkari Sonamarg, a gentle descent that offers us the chance to take in the serene beauty of the mountains around us. As this trek draws to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on the incredible experiences we've had. Each step today feels like we’re not just descending through the landscape, but through time itself, as we carry these memories of majestic peaks, clear skies, and tranquil valleys with us forever. We retreat back via the familiar route of Table Top, revisiting the stunning views of Thajwas Valley and Sonamarg from above. With each glance back, we realize how lucky we've been to experience such untouched beauty. Finally, we reach Sonamarg and from there, embark on a scenic 80 km drive to Srinagar, a journey that will take us 2 to 3 hours, bringing an end to our trek but leaving us with memories that will last a lifetime.

Today, we begin our day as usual, with a wake-up call at 6 am, followed by breakfast at 7 am, and departure from the campsite by 8 am. As always, an early start ensures we avoid the heat of the midday sun, reach the campsite with ample time to relax, and allow for better acclimatization. Before heading out, a packed lunch will be provided to keep you energized during the day’s trek. After a short hike , we reach Sundersar Lake. True to its name, Sundersar—meaning “Beautiful Lake”—lives up to every expectation. The lake, with its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking surroundings, exudes a calming, almost mystical aura. It’s the kind of place that makes time seem to slow, offering a sense of peace that is felt deep within. After another half-hour climb, we begin to circle around the stunning Sundersar Lake, embarking on a trek that gradually leads us toward the Marsar Pass. As we hike, we navigate the contours of the lake, its serene waters reflecting the sky, before making our way up the pass. The ascent is steady, pushing us higher toward the 4,000-meter mark, where the landscape begins to reveal its true grandeur. Upon reaching the Marsar Pass, we are greeted with spectacular views of Marsar Lake—a shimmering gem nestled in the folds of the mountains. Marsar Lake, the source of the Dagwan Nallah, which flows through the enchanting Dachigam Valley before eventually draining into the iconic Dal Lake, is a place of serene beauty. The sight of this pristine waterbody, surrounded by jagged peaks and verdant meadows, is simply mesmerizing. The peaceful stillness of the lake, combined with the rugged terrain that surrounds it, creates an otherworldly atmosphere, one that fills the soul with awe and wonder. After soaking in the magnificence of Marsar Lake, we retrace our steps back towards Homwas, following the same path we took earlier. As we approach the campsite, we allow ourselves to relax and take it easy, enjoying the calmness that envelops the surroundings. The peaceful beauty of the area invites us to pause and reflect. In the evening, we indulge in a warm cup of tea and snacks, savoring the flavors as we unwind. The day ends with a soothing bowl of soup, followed by a hearty dinner, and a sweet dish to finish off the meal. With the majestic landscapes surrounding us and a sense of fulfillment in our hearts, we settle in for a well-deserved rest, grateful for another day of unforgettable beauty in the mountains.

Buffer day or Rest day, thoughtfully built into the itinerary to allow for recovery or to account for any unforeseen delays, such as inclement weather. If we encounter a rainy day or any other reason requiring us to adjust the schedule, this day serves as a backup to ensure we stay on track. The day is to rest and recuperate, allowing everyone to recharge before continuing with the trek. One may choose to bask in the sun, read a book, swim in the nearby waters, meditate, or simply reflect on the journey thus far. It's also a perfect opportunity to soak in the beauty of your surroundings and explore the region around the campsite at a leisurely pace. Breakfast will be served at a leisurely time, allowing you to fully rest and enjoy the morning. Later in the day, we will have a hot lunch, followed by evening tea with snacks, soup, dinner, and a sweet dish. This day offers a much-needed respite in the midst of the trek, allowing everyone to relax and fully enjoy the serene beauty of the landscape, both physically and mentally.

We begin the last day of our trek with an early breakfast at 7:00 am, and by 8:00 am, we will set off. A packed lunch will be provided for the day. Today, we will trek from Homwas to Aru, covering a distance of 13 km in approximately 6 hours. The trail is a steady descent all the way to Aru via Lidderwath, retracing our journey. This marks the last day of our trek and the culmination of the Tarsar Marsar Trek. we will take transportation back to Srinagar, which is 112 km away, and the journey will take approximately 3 hours.