## 6:00 am – Start the Day

Start your day early in the beautiful district of Pulwama, known as the “Rice Bowl of Kashmir.” Located in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, Pulwama offers scenic landscapes, historical sites, and warm hospitality. Get ready for an exciting day ahead!

### Checklist:
– Comfortable walking shoes
– Warm clothing (depending on the season)
– Camera
– Sunscreen
– Water bottle

## 6:30 am – Aripal Nag Nature Park (8 km from Pulwama)

Aripal Nag Nature Park, situated just 8 km from Pulwama, is a serene spot to witness the breathtaking beauty of the meandering streams, lush greenery, and colorful flowers. Take a leisurely stroll amidst nature, enjoy the peaceful environment, and capture some amazing photographs.

## 8:00 am – Tarsar and Marsar Lakes (23 km from Aripal Nag Nature Park)

Embark on a picturesque journey to the enchanting Tarsar and Marsar Lakes. These twin lakes are nestled at an elevation of about 3,820 meters amidst majestic snow-capped peaks. Enjoy the untouched beauty of nature, mild trekking, and indulge in a picnic by the serene lakeside.

### Checklist:
– Trekking gear (if planning to go on a trek)
– Picnic essentials (food, snacks, mats, etc.)

## 1:00 pm – Lunch at a Local Restaurant in Pampore (18 km from Tarsar and Marsar Lakes)

Drive towards Pampore town, known as the “Saffron Town of Kashmir.” Enjoy a delicious traditional Kashmiri lunch at one of the local restaurants and savor the authentic flavors of the region. Don’t forget to try some saffron-infused delicacies.

## 2:30 pm – Shri Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir (4 km from Pampore)

Visit the revered Shri Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir (Temple), a significant religious site in Pulwama. This ancient temple has cultural and historical importance for the locals. Spend some time in prayer or admire the stunning architecture of the temple.

## 4:00 pm – Aharbal Waterfalls (30 km from Shri Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir)

Situated amidst dense forests, Aharbal Waterfalls is a breathtaking natural wonder that offers a rejuvenating experience. Enjoy the mesmerizing view of cascading waterfalls and indulge in activities like photography or a leisurely walk around the area.

## 6:30 pm – Visit a Local Tea Stall for Kahwa

After a long day of exploration, take a break and relish the traditional Kashmiri tea called “Kahwa” at a local tea stall. This aromatic beverage, infused with exotic spices and saffron, will warm you up and refresh your senses.

## 8:00 pm – Dinner at a Local Restaurant

End your day by savoring a delicious dinner at a local restaurant in Pulwama. Try authentic Kashmiri cuisine, including specialties like Rogan Josh, Yakhni, or Kashmiri Pulao, to complete your culinary experience.

## 9:00 pm – Return to Pulwama

Bid farewell to Pulwama and return to your accommodation, taking with you unforgettable memories of the natural splendor and historical importance of the district.

Note: The distances mentioned are approximate and may vary depending on the exact locations. It is advisable to check the road conditions and plan accordingly.