Naranag Tour

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Naranag Tour

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Naranag is situated about 50 kilometers from Srinagar in the Ganderbal District, along the road to Kargil. Nestled in the mountains and surrounded by dense forests, Naranag is a picturesque destination that seems straight out of a dream and a paradise for photographers.

A key attraction here is the historic Naranag Temple, built in the 8th century. Though much of it lies in ruins, it remains a fascinating site for sightseeing. The village also serves as a base camp for trekking to Mount Harmukh, Gangabal Lake, and Satsar Lake. Flowing through Naranag is the River Wangath, a tributary of the Sindh River, with a glacier nearby, creating a serene and stress-relieving natural setting.

Day-1 Naranagh Temple

The Naranag Temple is the primary attraction for visitors and is recognized as one of the significant archaeological sites in India. The site comprises a cluster of temples arranged opposite each other, spaced roughly 200 meters apart. Historians suggest that the temple was dedicated to Lord Shiva by the 8th-century ruler Lalithdatiya Muktadiya. It is also believed that King Awantivarman visited the site and donated a pedestal for bathing at Bhutsher.

The architecture of the temple showcases the artistry of the 8th century, featuring the typical Aryan style found in Aryan-era Kashmir. While the government has only built protective walls to prevent encroachment, no major restoration has been done. Today, the temple lies mostly in ruins, with only faint remnants of its original structure surviving.

Day-2 Gangabal Lake

Gangbal Lake, also called the “Bowl of Elixir (Amrit),” is one of the largest lakes in the Gangbal region. It is situated at the foothills of Mount Haramukh near the Kashmir Valley, in Ganderbal Districtmir india”], north of Srinagar species, including brown trout and Sinor Catfish. Gangbal Lake stretches up to 2.5 km in length and 1 km in width at its widest point. It is primarily fed by precipitation, glacial melt, and natural springs. The lake drains into the nearby Nundkol Lake, which then flows via the Wangath Nallah into the Sindh River.

Day-3 Satsar ( The Seven Lakes)

Satsar ( The Seven Lakes) the Vishansar Lake, Mansar Lake, Bishansar Lake, Ramsar Lake and the Krishansar Lake, though it takes 5 to 7 days of trekking.

Day-4 Vishnsar Lake

Vishansar Lake is situated at an altitude of 3,710 meters above sea level, approximately 35 km from Shitkadi in Sonamarg. Measuring about 1 km in length and 0.6 km in width, this scenic lake is a major attraction for visitors. Its surroundings, adorned with snow-covered mountains and meadows dotted with alpine flowers, make it a paradise for trekkers and adventure enthusiasts. The lake also hosts various species of fish.

Vishansar Lake is fed by Krishansar Lake and glaciers, and serves as a primary source of the Neelum River. In winter, the lake freezes over, while in summer, the lush green meadows surrounding it create a breathtaking view.

This high-altitude lake can be reached either by trekking or via a pony ride, and it is also accessible from the nearby Nichnai Pass, another well-known elevated tourist spot.

  • accommodation And Meal Plan As Per Iternary Mentioned Above
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  • 1 Hour Shikara Ride
  • The vehicle provided to the client is not at his disposal
  • Toll tax parking and driver allowances
  • Rates are net and non commissionable
  • Any services not specifically mentioned in the inclusions.
  • Travel insurance
  • Pony Ride
  • Guide charges (optional).
  • All personal nature like video camera, tip, table drink, etc and any other

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