Markha Valley Trek
The classic Ladakh trek through villages, river valleys, and high passes for trekkers who want the region's most complete route.
7 days
Treks in Ladakh
Experience the raw beauty of the Himalayas on foot. From gentle valley walks to challenging high-altitude expeditions, find your perfect Ladakh trek.
9 treks found
Sham Valley Trek
The classic baby trek of Ladakh: easy walking, village stays, and a gentle introduction to altitude and trekking life.
5 days
Rumtse to Tso Moriri Trek
A serious high-altitude crossing through the Changthang for trekkers who want remote passes, open plateau landscapes, and a proper finish at Tso Moriri.
9 days
Kang Yatse Expedition (6,250 m) with Markha Valley
A classic Markha Valley approach that builds into a serious Kang Yatse summit objective for trekkers who want both a strong valley trek and a real 6,000-metre goal.
8 days
Chadar Trek
Walk on the frozen Zanskar River in deep winter, following one of Ladakh's most unusual and condition-dependent trekking routes.
7 days
Lamayuru to Chilling Trek
A compact cross-country Ladakh trek from Lamayuru to Chilling that links monastery country, village life, two major passes, and a strong finish above the Zanskar side.
5 days
Phyang to Hunder Trek
A demanding Ladakh crossing from the Leh side into Nubra for trekkers who want a quieter route over Lasermo La.
7 days
Mentok Kangri Expedition (6,250 m)
A compact Tso Moriri-based trekking peak expedition that combines Korzok, the lake country, and a serious Mentok Kangri summit objective.
5 days
UT Kangri Expedition (6,080 m)
A well-paced first 6,000-metre Ladakh expedition built around acclimatization in Leh, a supported Rumtse Phu base camp, and a non-technical but serious summit push on UT Kangri.
13 days
About Ladakh Treks
Ladakh is a trekker's paradise, offering some of the most spectacular high-altitude trails in the world. From gentle valley walks that wind through ancient villages to challenging expeditions that summit 6,000-meter peaks, the region caters to adventurers of all levels.
Trekking in Ladakh is more than just physical challenge-it's a journey through living history. You'll walk paths that traders and pilgrims have used for centuries, pass prayer flags fluttering in the mountain breeze, and experience the legendary hospitality of Ladakhi villagers in remote homestays.
Our treks are led by experienced local guides who know these mountains intimately. We prioritize sustainable practices, supporting local communities and minimizing environmental impact. Every trek includes proper acclimatization, quality equipment, and comprehensive safety measures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to trek in Ladakh?
The best time for trekking in Ladakh is from June to September when the weather is most favorable. July and August offer the warmest temperatures, while June and September provide clearer skies and fewer crowds. The Chadar Trek is a unique winter exception, available only in January-February when the Zanskar River freezes.
Do I need prior trekking experience?
It depends on the trek. We offer options for all experience levels. Beginner-friendly treks like Sham Valley require no prior experience, while challenging routes like Stok Kangri demand previous high-altitude trekking experience. Each trek listing includes a difficulty rating to help you choose.
How do I prepare for high altitude?
Acclimatization is crucial for Ladakh treks. We recommend arriving in Leh 2-3 days before your trek starts. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, eat light meals, and take it easy during your first days. Our itineraries include built-in acclimatization days to ensure your safety and comfort.
What's included in the trek price?
Our trek packages typically include experienced local guides, camping equipment, all meals during the trek, permits, and transportation to/from trailheads. Flights to Leh, travel insurance, and personal gear are not included. Check individual trek pages for detailed inclusions.
Is it safe to trek in Ladakh?
Yes, Ladakh is one of the safest trekking destinations in India. Our experienced local guides know the terrain intimately, and we maintain strict safety protocols. We provide satellite phones for emergencies and have evacuation plans in place. Travel insurance with high-altitude coverage is mandatory.