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Trekking

Team Pathfinders complete Kashmir Great Lakes trek in 24 hours

| @indiablooms | Jul 30, 2021, at 05:12 am

Srinagar/IBNS: Team Pathfinders has claimed to have completed the Kashmir Great Lakes trek in 24 hours.

The Great Lakes trek of Kashmir is considered one of the beautiful treks in India. The Trek is commercially known as Sonamarg-Vishansar-Naranag Trek. During the trek, one can see around seven Alpine lakes.

"The range of landscape makes it a moderate-difficult trek spanning over six days. This means it has long trekking days with steep ascents and descents with no easy exit points. So, it’s not meant for a beginner who hasn’t been exposed to high-altitude treks. The team Pathfinders was led by Tanveer Khan," the statement said.

"The main highlight of the trek was three members of the Pathfinders who were above 50 years of age,"  it said.

The team comprised eight members who included Nasir Hussain, Tanveer Hassan Khan, Dr Shariq  Masoodi, Abdul Aziz Bhat, Harshpal Singh, Tariq Hassan, Mudasir Bashir Shah and Tawheed Yousuf. 

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