Trekking

  • Duration

    3 Days

  • Min Age

    12 +

  • Tour Type

    Adventure, Fun

  • Location

    Ladakh

Overview

Ladakh, located in the northernmost part of India, is a paradise for trekkers due to its stunning landscapes, high-altitude passes, and unique culture. Here are some of the most popular trekking routes in Ladakh

Popular Trekking Routes

Markha Valley Trek

  • Duration: Moderate
  • Grade: 470 km
  • Highlights: This popular trek takes you through the beautiful Markha Valley, crossing high-altitude passes like Gandala La and Kongmaru La. You'll pass through remote villages, Buddhist monasteries, and stunning landscapes.

Rumtse to Tso Moriri Trek

  • Duration: 8-9 Days
  • Grade: Moderate to Challenging
  • Highlights: This trek takes you through the remote and beautiful Rupshu Valley, culminating at the stunning Tso Moriri Lake. The trek offers a chance to see unique wildlife, including the Tibetan wild ass (Kiang).

Sham Valley Trek

  • Duration: 4-5 Days
  • Grade: Easy to Moderate
  • Highlights: Also known as the "Baby Trek," this is a great option for beginners or those with limited time. The trek takes you through the Sham region, known for its beautiful landscapes, monasteries, and villages.

Pheyang to Hunder Dok Trek

  • Duration: 6-7 Days
  • Grade: Moderate to Challenging
  • Highlights: The trek is a unique and offbeat route in Ladakh that takes you through some of the most stunning and less-explored regions of the Nubra Valley. This trek is ideal for those who want to experience the raw beauty of Ladakh, away from the more popular trekking routes. The journey combines high-altitude passes, remote villages, and breathtaking landscapes, culminating in the famous Hunder Sand Dunes and its double-humped Bactrian camels.

Sabu to Digar Trek

  • Duration: 5-6 Days
  • Grade: Moderate
  • Max Altitude: 5,200 meters (Digar La Pass)
  • Highlights: The Sabu to Digar Trek is a relatively lesser-known but incredibly scenic trek in Ladakh, offering a unique blend of high-altitude landscapes, remote villages, and cultural experiences. This trek connects the villages of Sabu (near Leh) to Digar in the Nubra Valley, passing through high-altitude passes, lush valleys, and ancient monasteries. It’s an excellent choice for trekkers looking for an offbeat adventure in Ladakh.End Point: Digar Village (Nubra Valley)

The Parang La Trek

  • Duration: 8–10 days (from Leh to Kibber in Spiti)
  • Grade: Strenuous
  • Highlights: The Parang La Trek is one of the most challenging and rewarding treks in the Indian Himalayas, offering breathtaking views of the Trans-Himalayan landscape. It connects the Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh to Ladakh, crossing the Parang La Pass at an altitude of 5,580 meters (18,307 feet). Here’s a guide to help you plan your trek from Leh

Lamayuru - Chiling Trek

  • Duration: 5 Days
  • Grade: Moderate
  • Highest Point: Konskit-la (4950mtrs.)
  • Highlights: The valley of Sham, in the lower part of Ladakh, is celebrated for its beauty and richness during the harvesting season. According to legend, Lamayuru was once a lake, which miraculously disappeared by the hand of Lotsawa Naropa. The monastery at Lamayuru built in the 10th is one of the oldest in Ladakh, and belongs to the Kargyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism. This trek offers not only view of the many natural beauties of Ladakh, but also some of its most famous monasteries and the traditional life style of the natives.

Lamayuru - Alchi via Tarla

  • Duration: 5 Days
  • Grade: Moderate
  • Highest point: Tarla (5250mtrs)
  • Highlights: It is a very interesting route to explore oldest Monasteries like Wanla,Mang gyu and Alchi dating back to the 11th century built by the great translator Lotsawa Rinchen Zangpo. This trek is unique in that it offers an opportunity to see not only the many natural beauties of Ladakh, but also some of its most famous Monasteries.

Hemis - Padum via Jumlang Trek

  • Duration: 20 days (10 days trekking)
  • Grade: Moderate
  • Highlights: This itinerary is very less frequented/wild follows and we have to cross-river and stream many times. The trek will be an ideal in September only when flow of water is low. Until Zangla during first seven days, we will not see any single village.

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