Jammu and Kashmir, known as the 'Paradise on Earth,' is a popular tourist destination in India. It is admired for its natural beauty, including the stunning blue lakes in the Himalayan region. The state comprises three main regions: Jammu, Kashmir, and Leh-Ladakh. Jammu is known for its religious sites, while Kashmir is famous for its picturesque valleys. Srinagar, situated on the banks of the Jhelum river, is the summer capital, renowned for the Dal Lake and traditional handicrafts. The Tarsar Marsar and Nafraan valley offer less explored trekking trails with beautiful lakes, meadows, and mountain passes. The trek starts from Aru village and ends in Mandalan near Pahalgam, showcasing diverse landscapes and natural wonders. The best time for the trek is from June to September when the region is lush green and adorned with blooming flowers. The trek requires physical fitness and a love for nature to navigate the challenging terrains of the Himalayas. Overall, it promises a fulfilling experience amidst meadows, lakes, mountains, and forests.