MOUNTAINS - LAKES
Tulian Lake
Tulian lake is situated at almost 3,353 meters, and located 16 kilometers approx. from Pahalgam. It is famous for its tranquil environs, blueish green waters and the wonderful sightseeing opportunities it provides, as it is situated in between the Zanskar & Pir Panjal mountain ranges. To reach the lake though, you will have to take a very long trek, known as the Tulian Lake Trek, which consists of steep climbs. Some tourists find it difficult, but is doable if you exercise regularly. Besides enjoying the alpine views and extremely peaceful surrounding Tulian Lake Trek- Over night Trek In Pahalgam The Trek begins from appropriate Pahalgam and takes the Baisaran trail up to the mountains, Depending upon the circumstance one would pony be able to ride tough to baisaran which is a colossal glade in center of a coniferous woods encompassed by mountain peaks.
The trail at that point takes after toward the southern side of the knolls into the timber lands which prompts a ravine .Follow the gorge up to an open clearing prompting the outdoors grounds .if an over night stay is arranged this is the place to do so.The lake is further 2.5 km up from this place and the height differential is right around 500 meters, so this makes for a genuinely soak move at places.
This Tullian lake (3700 m) is littler yet longer than sourse lake and is secured with snow the greater part of the year.However ,the feel is an out of the world encounters the arrival travel is a similar way. else to investigate the region assist one attempt the course through brara angan for a change. Best Time for trekking : June to mid November How to reach : Pahalgam valley is well connected by road Linked destinations : Anantnag ,Srinagar ,Jammu , Aru valley .
SHESHNAG LAKE
Sheshnag Lake is an oligotrophic lake (water body with low protoctist content and high-quality clear water), home to many fish species along with brown trout. The lake appears green in color thanks to its lush green meadows that surround it creating it a wide-ranging beauty to admire. With a measurement of 1.1 kilometers long and 0.7 km wide, the lake is considered as one of the most stunning sights of Jammu and Kashmir tourism. Sheshnag Lake is especially fed by the streams and snow mountains on top of it and it always freezes in winter. In addition to its scientific importance, the lake also has special significance for Hindu followers.
There are numerous mythological stories associated with the lake, but the most commonly believed is that Sheshnag Lake belongs primarily to Sheshnag, the Lord of the Snakes, and is alleged to have been dug by the Lord himself. Since its presence on the way to the Holy Amarnath Cave, Sheshnag Lake is also a sacred pilgrimage site How to Reach Sheshnag Lake? Sheshnag Lake is located almost 17 kilometers from Pahalgam and 11 kilometers from Chandanwari Base Camp, from where the Amarnath Yatra starts. It can be reached by taking an enjoyable trek. Best Time to visit Sheshnag Lake The best time to visit the Sheshnag Lake is from April to September.
MARSAR LAKE
Marsar Lake is located in Aru in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, and is famous for its exceptional beauty. It is separated by another famous lake, Tarsar Lake, by an enormous mountain of 4000 meters. When viewed from above, Marsar Lake looks heavenly with the clouds covering it and moving away within seconds. The blue colours of the waters of the lake along with the rocky terrain surrounding it, makes it look extraordinary and a delight for photographers & nature lovers. Best time to visit Marsar Lake July to September is the best time to visit Marsar Lake. How to reach Marsar Lake? Marsar Lake can be reached by a trek whose route starts from Aru Valley, continues to Lidderwat Valley and crosses dense green Shekhawas mountains before finally reaching the lake.
TARSAR LAKE
The Tarsar and Marsar lakes are the two most significant lakes of Pulwama District. The Tarsar and Marsar lakes are situated 3km and 5km away, respectively, from the village of Nagberan. These two lakes are also closely associated with the folklore of Kashmir. Tarsar Lake, located in Aru in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, is surrounded by meadows dotted with conifer trees, mountains and gorgeous views of snowcapped peaks. It is separated from its sister lake, Marsar, by a mountain with a peak elevation of 4000 meters. An interesting fact about the lake is that it changes its colours throughout the day, depending on the sun’s angle during sunrise & sunset. The lake can only be visited during the summer, which is great because you get to spot a variety of birds like black bulbul, bar-headed geese, high-flying coughs and Himalayan golden eagles. You can also enjoy its absolutely peaceful environment & enchanting beauty. Best Time to Visit Tarsar Lake July to September is the best time to visit Tarsar Lake. How to Reach Tarsar Lake? To reach Tarsar Lake, you will have to take a trek whose route starts from Aru Valley, continues to Lidderwat Valley and crosses Shekhawas Mountains before coming to an end at the lake.