Ladakh Trekking
Featured Treks
Iconic adventures that define Ladakh trekking
Markha Valley Trek
The most popular trek in Ladakh, traversing through picturesque villages, ancient monasteries, and stunning mountain landscapes. Cross the famous Kongmaru La pass at 5,200m.
Chadar Trek (Frozen River)
Walk on the frozen Zanskar River in extreme winter conditions. One of the most unique and challenging treks in the world, offering an otherworldly frozen landscape experience.
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EasySham Valley Trek
Perfect for beginners, this trek through the 'Apricot Valley' passes charming villages, ancient monasteries, and offers a gentle introduction to high-altitude trekking.
ModerateLamayuru to Chilling Trek
A classic Ladakh trek connecting two historic points. Pass through remote villages, cross high passes, and experience authentic Ladakhi culture and hospitality.
ModerateNubra Valley Trek
Explore the mystical Nubra Valley on foot, crossing Khardung La and trekking through sand dunes, monasteries, and the unique double-humped Bactrian camel territory.
ChallengingRumtse to Tso Moriri Trek
A remote wilderness trek through the Changthang Plateau, ending at the pristine Tso Moriri Lake. Spot rare wildlife including Tibetan wild ass and migratory birds.
EasySpituk to Stok Trek
A short but rewarding trek ideal for acclimatization or those with limited time. Cross the Stok La pass and enjoy views of the Indus Valley and surrounding peaks.
ChallengingPadum to Darcha Trek
An epic journey through the heart of Zanskar, crossing multiple high passes and remote valleys. This challenging trek offers complete wilderness immersion.
ModerateSnow Leopard Trek
A specialized winter trek focused on spotting the elusive snow leopard in its natural habitat. Trek through Hemis National Park with expert wildlife guides.
Essential Trekking Tips
Prepare for your high-altitude adventure with these important guidelines
Acclimatization
Spend 2-3 days in Leh before starting any trek. Gradual altitude gain is crucial for safety.
Permits Required
Inner Line Permit (ILP) is mandatory for most treks. Apply online or through registered agents.
Proper Gear
Layered clothing, sturdy boots, and quality sleeping bags are essential for varying conditions.
Stay Hydrated
Drink 3-4 liters of water daily. Carry purification tablets for remote water sources.
Plan Your Himalayan Adventure
For more information about trekking in Ladakh, permits, and safety guidelines, please visit the official tourism office or contact the District Administration.