Trekking in Ladakh

What Makes Trekking in Ladakh Sensational?

Ladakh trekking is a blend of uniqueness in the mountains. You get absolutely mesmerized by the landscape of Ladakh treks. Here is a list of some of the best treks in Ladakh. Read them and then go for these treks. Each of the treks in Ladakh will stunningly delight you. 

The Nubra Valley: With a seven-day visit permit here, can give you time to explore the stark terrain, the Nubra and Shyok rivers with their grey-silver dunes and boulder fields, the highest stretch of drivable road crossing the Khardung La at 5359 meters above sea level.

Markha Valley: The snowy Stok- Kangri and the splendid Indus valley running parallel to the Markha Valley together are picturesque landscapes. The beautiful village of Spitok is at a distance of 10 kilometers from Leh. A trek to Stok-La at 4848 meters above sea level is a good activity for the second day of your trip. You can experience snow even in the month of August while on this trek.

Zanskar: Zanskar the land of White Copper, sees a lot more snow than central Ladakh. The mid-winter temperatures can steeply drop to -40°C. Besides the white snow, this valley is bestowed with the Stot and Tsarap rivers joining and flowing north as the Zanskar.

Tso Moriri Trek: This is the local guides’ favorite Trek because of its arid plain mountains, nomads, and the famous high-altitude lakes Tsomar and Tso Moriri.

Spituk to Matho Trek: This trek is the shortest and best suited for moderate trekkers goes through the Hemis National Park, well known for the snow leopards.

What Makes Trekking in Ladakh Spiritual?

Ladakh no doubt is India’s spiritual capital. You will see the vibe of peace and tranquility everywhere. In all the treks of Ladakh, you find your inner soul. Here are some of the soulful treks of Ladakh. 

Lamayuru to Darcha Trek: This trek may be one of the longest treks yet can be called the most spiritually enriching one. This trek is also rich in terms of cultural experience. This trek takes you through many Tibetan villages, monasteries, and the famous Phuktaigompa, situated literally in a waterfall.

As most of the people in Ladakh are Tibetan, the Tibetan Buddhist culture can be seen across all the villages, monasteries, and during the treks too. A strong faith in Buddhism is at the core of almost every Ladakhi. And every traveler or trekker in Ladakh is surely going to get touched by this spirituality.

Why is Trekking in Ladakh Seasonal?

A lot of trekkers ask the question what is the best time to do trekking in Ladakh? Trekking in Ladakh can be a fulfilling experience if one schedule according to the seasonal calendar. The summer months from April till June extended till September are the best months to visit and trek in Ladakh. Spring and Autumn ranging from February to March and October to November are also preferred months of trekking for many. The only season that Ladakh treks and travel can be hindered is during winter. The land simply turns snowy, chilly, windy, dusty, and almost closed. Only an attraction known as the frozen river trek, or the Chadar trek winter month of November can be chosen.

Cliffhangers India has comprehensive Ladakh trekking packages. From weekend treks to more than week-long treks, from easy treks to difficult treks, we have a portfolio of more than 20 treks in Ladakh. With Cliffhangers India you will get the assurity of service and the delightful experience of Ladakh trekking. 

Note: Needless to say, trekking in Ladakh can be spectacular besides being sensational, spiritual, and seasonal. Choose the right time of the year, a good transport mode, a local trekking agency details, a comfortable guest house, food, medical insurance, payment modes, basic identify proof and other essentials along with a champion’s attitude and you are good to trek to any altitude in Ladakh.