Tours and Travelling

Ladakh is a stunning and diverse region in the northern part of India, offering breathtaking landscapes, a rich culture, and various adventure opportunities. Here is a 7-day itinerary to help maximize your visit to Ladakh:   read more read less

Offbeat places in Kashmir   It's understandable that when we think of Kashmir, our minds immediately go to popular tourist destinations like Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, & Sonamarg. However, there are so many other breathtakingly beautiful places that often go unnoticed. These offbeat destinations may not be as well-known to tourists, but they still have so much to offer to those who seek to discover the unexplored. The South Circuit includes gems like Daksum, Margan Top, Sinthan Top and the best of them all Warwan Valley waiting to be explored by adventurous travelers. Wildfloc has curated a wonderful offbeat travel package that showcases all these amazing places. We hope you'll consider embarking on this unique journey to experience the natural beauty and allure of these lesser-known spots in Kashmir. read more read less

Athwatoo in Bandipora district, Kashmir, is indeed a hidden gem and a charming tourist destination. Here's a summary of the essential information and highlights: 1. Location: Athwatoo is located in the Bandipora district of Kashmir, India. It is around 11 kilometers from the main Bandipora town and approximately 60 kilometers from Srinagar. It sits at an altitude of about 1800 meters. 2. Natural Beauty: Athwatoo is known for its breathtaking natural beauty. It features a combination of deciduous and coniferous forests, a rushing river (Madhumati River) with trout fish, and the backdrop of the towering Harmukh mountain. A dense jungle and a few small villages surround the area. 3. Tranquil Environment: Athwatoo offers a peaceful and serene environment. The sounds of nature, including birdsong and the river's flow, create a tranquil atmosphere. The forested trails are perfect for hiking and exploring the serene area. 4. Wildlife: The region is home to a variety of wildlife, including the Himalayan black bear and stags in the upper reaches. Numerous species of birds and other wildlife can also be spotted. The Madhumati River, originating from the Gurez and Gangsar Lake in the Harmukh area, flows through Athwatoo, adding to its biodiversity. 5. Historical Significance: Athwatoo has historical significance, with locals believing that Prophet Moses (A.S) rested in the area during his journey from Egypt to Kashmir. A small area with colorful flags marks the spot where this event is believed to have occurred. 6. Accommodation: Although Athwatoo is off the beaten path for tourists, there are a few charming lodging options. These include government huts run by the Tourism Department and Forest Department, as well as other decent hotels with beautiful lawns and rooms. A unique lodging option is the one-bedroom tree house built around a grand Walnut tree, offering scenic views of the Madhumati River. Athwatoo is a destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and a touch of history. It's an excellent choice for travelers looking to explore a less-visited but captivating part of Kashmir. read more read less

Embark on a thrilling four-day mountaineering adventure to Tulian Lake and Tulian Valley, nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Pahalgam, Kashmir. This captivating journey will take you through lush meadows, dense forests, and enchanting high-altitude lakes, providing an unforgettable experience of the Himalayan wilderness. read more read less

Camping in Kashmir is a popular activity for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. The region is known for its picturesque landscapes, including snow-capped mountains, pristine lakes, and lush green valleys, making it an ideal location for camping. The popular camping locations in Kashmir include Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Pahalgam, Aru Valley, and the Lidderwat-Kolahoi Glacier trek. These locations offer serene and peaceful surroundings, allowing travelers to connect with nature. Camping in Kashmir is not just about pitching tents and spending nights under the starry sky; it is also an opportunity to experience the local culture and lifestyle. Many camping sites are run by locals who provide tents, meals, and other basic facilities. These locals are known for hospitality and often share their traditional customs and stories with the campers. Camping in Kashmir also offers various adventure activities, including trekking, hiking, mountaineering, river rafting, and skiing. Many camping sites offer these adventure activities as part of their camping packages. The best time for camping in Kashmir is during the summer, from April to September when the weather is pleasant and the skies are clear. However, some camping locations, such as Gulmarg, are also suitable for winter camping. Overall, camping in Kashmir is a unique and exciting experience that allows travelers to connect with nature, experience the local culture, and indulge in adventure activities. read more read less

Offbeat places in Kashmir Kashmir is mostly know for its tourists places like Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, & Sonamarg, but there are plethora of amazing and beautiful places that usually go under the radar.  Offbeat places in Kashmir are not as popular but they are equally or more beautiful. These places are not as well-known among tourists but they still attract people who want to explore the unexplored. Some of the offbeat places in Kashmir include Yusmarg, Doodhpathri, Gurez Valley and Bungus Valley. All these places have a lot of natural beauty and allure that is waiting to be explored by travelers.  Wildfloc presents an exquisite offbeat travel package to all these places.  read more read less

Kashmir, a place that needs no introduction. A place of pristine beauty and heaps of adventure. Kashmir is not just a place of tales, myths, and legends but is reclaiming the position of the best travel destination in the subcontinent. Holidaying in Kashmir is one of the most beautiful experiences one can experience in life. The streets, food, culture, mountains, adventure, and of course the Kashmiri hospitality gives one an authentic experience of the Kashmiri culture and people. While traditional tours are the most popular way to visit Kashmir, we have brought this one-of-a-kind and very first time in the valley "Workation in Kashmir"- a mix of both work and vacation. Our aim with this is to fulfill your desire for a lovely holiday without disturbing your work-from-home schedule. Sitting back on your office chair, thinking about how you would like to visit Kashmir this year?  But why are you waiting? Why don't you grab your travel bags and start packing them with all your memories to cherish?  Things to do in Srinagar: Visit the Boulevard Road Shikara ride in the Dal Try local cafes  Must try the non-veg delicacies such as Harissa, BBQ, kebabs, and wazwan Must try the Kashmiri Kehwa, Nun Chai, czot(local bakery roti) Visit the handicraft shops  Wander the downtown streets for its history and amazing architecture  What to do in Weekends: Join us for a trek into the mountains Visit Gulmarg meadows, Pahalgam and Sonamarg and stay overnight Visit Offbeat places such as Doodhpathri, bungus valley, naranag etc. So we welcome you to re-discover Kashmir, the Wildfloc way. Also check:  Things to do in Srinagar. Places to visit in Gulmarg. Still Confused? Call us to get FREE Travel Tips and Advise for your Trip    Wildfloc provides a one-stop solution to travelling in Kashmir, make this package a combo with Self drive car rentalBike rentalBicycle rentalTrekking in Kashmir Packages   Basic: Solo Traveller: Non- AC Room @INR 10,500/- for 7 days Duo Travellers: Non- AC Room @INR 15,000/- for 7 days Group of 3 Travellers: Non- AC Room @INR 18,000/- for 7 days   Deluxe: Duo Travellers: Non- AC Room @INR 24,500/- for 7 days Group of 3 Travellers: Non- AC Room @INR 31,500/- for 7 days read more read less

Day1 Srinagar to Leh via Sonamarg, Drass, Zojila pass and stay at Kargil Day2 Kargil to Leh via Fotlu and Namkila pass Day3 Leh to Pangong lake Day4 Pangong Lake to Nubra valley/Hunder village Day5 Back to Leh Day 6 Leh to Kargil Day7 Kargil to Srinagar  read more read less

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek 2024 | Check Early Bird Discount and Enquire Now for Limited Period UNBEATABLE OFFERS!!   The idea of trekking in itself is extremely refreshing and mentally relaxing. It offers you a sense of tranquility, allows you to explore the diverse range of landscapes, and helps you to attain perseverance and discipline. People go for trekking expeditions for varying reasons, some people love the away-ness of the wilderness, while others like to take silly risks, some people find it healing and therapeutic and for others, it serves as a disconnect from all the chaos, different people may have different reasons but there’s one thing that is common among them, the desire of discovering themselves. One such trek which stirs a sense of yearning to come back and connect with oneself and nature is the Kashmir great lakes trek. The surrounding glaciers, surreal lakes, and Kashmir’s rich heritage are a few samples of what awaits you there. It is known to be one of the most remarkable treks in the whole valley owing to the beauty of its landscapes. This alpine trek is a Himalayan high-altitude trek located in central Kashmir valley at an altitude of 13750 ft. The trek starts at Sonamarg and ends at Naranag covering 7 astounding valleys and more than 7 alpine lakes. This terrain ranges approximately up to 72Kms making it Kashmir’s longest hiking trail. It is marked as moderately difficult in terms of challenges that come along with it and therefore requires physical fitness and the well-being of the hikers. Most hikers take 6-7 days to complete the Sonamarg to Naranag traverse. The great adventure begins at Sonamarg. After reaching the Shitkudi campsite(a few km ahead of Sonamarg) the trekkers start ascending the mountain through maple and pine trees, sunlight seeping in past the thick canopy of branches. From here, trekkers can relish the whole view of the Sonamarg village downhill. The long strenuous walk for hours ends with the scenic views of the sundown. The next day one finds himself surrounded by lovely birch in the Shekdur meadow with the breeze making the leaves shake and swing in amusement. The Shekdur meadow embraces the sparkling tiny streams flowing in serene. Further, the trail climbs back into a river valley Nichanai surrounded by mighty and majestic mountains. Soon after crossing the Nichanai pass one catches sight of the first magnificent alpine lake, Vishansar lake. It is followed by another lake called Krishan Sar lake lying in the infinite stretches of lush green meadows of Vishnusar. Throughout the expedition, you’ll find yourself enthralled by beautiful meadows, snow-covered mountains, panoramic views, and even clusters of waterfalls that make the view stunningly beautiful. Trekkers climb up to the highest point of the trek called the Gadsar pass beholding the beauty of the twin lakes Vishansar and Kishansar from the top. After a tiring march downhill the Gadsar pass, and the eyes arrest the breathtaking view of the Yamsir lake and the Gadsar lake in the midst of brimming wildflowers. These lakes are the epitome of pristine beauty and tranquility. One thing worth mentioning is that the color of the lakes changes into alluring shades throughout the day. The following day trekkers ascend into the Satsar meadow which offers a fascinating view of the horses running, cattle grazing, and the glimmering seven Satsar lakes. Day 6 of trekking starts with climbing the rocky terrain to reach the peak of the majestic Harmukh mountain, this is where the most beautiful view of the entire trek is. The very thought that you are surrounded by the highest peaks in the valley can be overwhelming. At the foothills of Mount Harmukh is a serene water body, the Gangbal lake. The 7-day trekking journey ends with the advent of the last two lakes Gangbal and Nundkol and a series of ascents and descents followed by a very steep descent all the way down to Narang. If you aspire to experience the thrill of the unknown then prepare for the memorable feeling that will literally take your breath away……… Wildfloc assures an experience that will settle in your heart and shine through your eyes. It's not only about the destination but the journey we go through as companions that matters. Every drop of sweat and heavy sigh, every little slip and fall, and the overall fatigue you go through will be worth it when you see the glimpse of the scenery you were promised. So pack your bags and book your trip with us now! We'll be there with every hurdle you cross and as the saying goes ~ happiness is only real when shared!   Best Time to Visit Kashmir Great Lakes Trek  The months from June to October are the best for the KGL Trek and experience it in all its glory.  How to reach the Base Camp A cab from Srinagar will take you to the starting point which is Sonamarg. This is not part of the package and will have to be booked separately.  Safety and Expertise The trek is graded as easy to moderate and should present no extreme challenges to regular trekkers. It is highly recommended for  Amateur Trekkers Important Things to Carry Backpack  & rain cover, trekking shoes preferably high-ankle one, day pack to carry on-the-trek essentials like a lunch box, water bottle, sunglasses, sunscreen, protein bars, etc, headlamp/torch, trekking pole, and personal medical kit. Thermals, fleece jacket, down feather jacket, waterproof pants, sun cap, woolen cap: toiletries: sunscreen, lip balm, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, toothbrush & toothpaste, hand towel, sanitary napkins, etc. A Fitness Certificate duly attested by a licensed doctor. Govt. Identification Card   Duration:  7D/6N     Distance: 82km     Grade: Moderate     Max. Altitude: 4200m     Main Attractions: Gangbal Lake, Gadsar Lake, Mount Harmukh, Satsar Meadow    Departure Dates: Starting from 18 May to 27 October on every Saturday and Sunday   Cancellation Policy   30 days before the start date of the Trek: 20 percent cancellation charges.    30 days to 15 days before the start date of the Trek: 70 percent cancellation charges. Less than 15 days before the start date of the Trek: No refund.    read more read less