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Kashmir’s Trekking Trails See Heavy Footfall As Autumn Season Peaks

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Kashmir’s Trekking Trails See Heavy Footfall As Autumn Season Peaks

SRINAGAR- With autumn season at its peak, the picturesque trails of Marchoi, Diskal, and Mohan Marg in Kashmir are reporting heavy footfall of adventure lovers.

Marchoi and Mohanmarg in Ganderbal and Diskal in Budgam, which are an abode of various plant species and wildlife, have emerged as the go-to destinations for trekkers.

These destinations have become famous autumn and winter trekking destinations since the trek to the famous greater lakes concludes by mid-October every year.

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Muhammad Arif, founder of Cliffhangers India, said they currently are holding autumn treks to these three places for adventure lovers looking to immerse themselves in the breath-taking beauty of the changing season.

“In October, trekking to greater lakes is closed. During Autumn when leaves change colour from green to yellow and crimson red, places including Marchoi, Diskal, and Mohanmarg are in huge demand. It is because of the landscape and nature that captivates any adventure lover to explore them,” he said.

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Marchoi, Arif said, offers a lot of adventure to the trekkers. “Marchoi has a unique passage, and hikers may see a variety of bird species along the way,” he said.

Similarly, Diskal and Moanmarg for its untouched beauty too are being preferred by the tourists, Arif said.

“Trekking to Diskal and Mohanmarg are also in good demand,” Arif said.

He said upper Dachigam also has been a popular autumn and winter trek for adventure lovers.

Arif said from equipment to logistics, they manage every facility for the tourists to enjoy their journey.

“We take care of equipment, insurance and medical assistance apart from food for our clients. The beauty of these places is unmatched and trekking is already gaining popularity in Kashmir,” he said.

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