This field trip explores the Karewa formations of the Kashmir Valley, a thick sequences of fluvio-lacustrine and glaciofluvial sediments that chronicle over 2.5 million years of Quaternary climate change, tectonics, and human occupation. Participants shall visit the fossil-rich sections, loess-paleosol sequences, and neotectonic features across multiple sites including Hirpur, Pakharpora, Shankarpora, and Palar. Visit to Burzahom, a Neolithic site of archaeological importance is also included in this field trip.