Arrive Doodhpathri from Srinagar in the late afternoon around 4 pm. Check into the tents on the alpine meadows. We go for an acclimatization walk in the nearby forest. We return back to the camp for evening tea and snacks.

Soup will be followed by dinner and overnight in the camp.

The trek starts from the beautiful meadows passing through dense forest of deodar trees. We walk upto the last road head till the river Shaliganga. After crossing the river on a wooden bridge we enter the gate of the?!!!! The route climbs for about 550 M along the Shaliganga river. The trail leads crossing the forest and slowly climbing up to the most undulated and vast meadows you would have ever seen.

Check into the tents on the alpine meadows.

We go for an acclimatization walk in the evening. The meadows are dotted with hundreds of sheep grazing and braying making the entire scene so surreal We return back to the camp for evening tea and snacks.

Soup will be followed by dinner and overnight in the camp.

The trail climbs up through the meadows and Juniper bushes to the ridge above the Diskal meadows. As we hit the ridge, the view opens up to the Ashtaar Valley down below. This trek is done in the months of June to August and being the rainy season, the valley is booming with flowers of many varieties.

As we walk on the ridge, the mysteries of various Himalayan flowers keep on unfolding. The trail will keep you busy clicking pictures and you will perhaps take two hours extra to reach today's camp. But then that's the main attraction of walking this trail.

We walked the ridge touching around 4000M altitude and then descending down to the spectacular camp at Ashtaar Valley beside the Shaliganga river. The camp is surrounded by a carpet of flowers all around making this a dream campsite. We will need to cross the river twice before reaching the campsite, making it a fun activity.

Check in the tents set up by our efficient team.

We go for an acclimatization walk post lunch ahead in the valley, and the beauty of this valley of flowers keeps on unfolding. The riverside and the meadows are dotted with carpets of flowers making the entire scene breathtakingly beautiful. We return back to the camp for evening tea and snacks.

Soup will be followed by dinner and overnight in the camp.

Today we cross the river again twice and then we start climbing the ridge on the left bank. The steady climb takes around 45 mins to reach the top of the ridge through meadows, and boulders with flowering all around them.

The view from the top is one of the highlights of the trek. One gets a 360-degree view of the Himalayan range and the peaks. The iconic experience is that standing on top of the Pir Panjal range, the view to the north is of both the Zabarwan range towering over Srinagar town and the Great Himalayan Range which is beyond the Zabarwan range.

The prominent peaks visible are Mt Harmukh on the left and as we look straight ahead, Mt. Kolahoi is clearly dominating the range. As the range moves towards the right, it enters the Ladakh region.

From the top, the view down below is of a great plateau known as " Bada Aangan ''. As the name denotes in Hindi, it is a huge flat meadow that may cover more than 50 football fields. The trail traverses and descends on the right skirting the Bada Aangan meadow, crossing a few boulder-stricken nallahs.

The trail once again climbs the second ridge taking around 45 mins and finally descending down in the Chiskenard valley through a dense vegetation of Junipers and coniferous shrubs. The route follows straight through the meadows following the river Doodhganga upstream for another 45 mins finally arriving at the Chiskenard campsite. The river is very calm and placid at the campsite making the entire picture very serene, calm and beautiful.

Check in the tents set up by our efficient team.

We go for an acclimatization walk post lunch around the valley. The camp is on the riverside and river meanders make a formation of letters ``S. The water is aqua green in color coming straight from the glaciers of Mt Tatakoti and Mt Sunset peaks. We return back to the camp for evening tea and snacks.

Soup will be followed by dinner and overnight in the camp

The finest and the longest day to look forward to. The hike today climbs steeply immediately after the camp for around 300M bringing one to another valley which undoubtedly takes all marks and the most undulating of all that we would have crossed till now.

Magrusar lake is at the bottom of Mt. Sunset and Mt. Tatakoti peaks and the origin of the Dudhganga River which flows down the valley.

The valley turns toward the left with the route breathing dotted with flowers all throughout. The last climb to the lake is over a lot of boulders, scree and moraine. The lake is majestic with glaciers all around.

After spending an hour or so if the weather permits, we start the long descent back to the camp. Reach the camp back in the evening.

Soup will be followed by dinner and overnight in the camp.

We descend the meadow and climb back the same trail halfway to the Bada Aangan ridge and traverse to the East of Diskal meadows.

It takes an eternity to cross the huge never-ending meadows, but it's a delight for sure. Reach the camp by afternoon

Soup will be followed by dinner and overnight in the camp.

We descend all the way through the dense forest finally ending our adventure.