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NUBRA VALLEY TREK Located to the north of Leh, Nubra valley is famous for the ancient "silk route" and its famous double humped (Bacterian) Camel. Connected with Leh by the highest motorable pass in the world "Khardonga pass (at 18,380 ft) its unspoiled landscape bound by the Karakoram ranges are the features of this valley.
We offer two treks to this valley Trek 1: Phyang to Hunder Trek takes 6 to 7 days with La-Sermo (5150m) as its highest point. Trek 2: Sabu – Khalsar trak is normally finished in 5 days and the highest point at 5000m is Digaar La.
RUPSHO TREK This area lies towards south east of Ladakh. The altitude of the area ranges between 4300m-5500m. The climate of the area is cold and dry with vast open grazing land. The inhabitants are known as Changpas, having a nomadic life and depend on livestock rearing mostly pashmina goats, yaks and sheep for their sustenance. The picturesque lake of Tsomoriri, rugged mountains, vast valleys, famous peaks like Mentok-1, Mentok-2, high altitude wild life and birds, and the untamed culture of its nomadic community are the special features of the area.
TREKKING AROUND LOWER PARTS OF LADAKH Through these areas flow the old caravan routes of to Lamayuru, Kargil-Kashmir etc. Trekking in this area not only offers beautiful landscape and traditional life styles of the natives but one comes across many old and famous monasteries like Alchi, Lamayuru, Rizong, Likir etc.
TREKKING TOWARDS ZANSKAR/DARSHA(MANALI) This is one of the most adventurous trek with many rivers and passes to be crossed. It is really a thrilling experience for adventure seekers. In this trek one will pass through many remote villages like Photksar, Lingshed, Karsha and many monasteries with amazing variety of landscape.
TREKKING AROUND LEH The treks around this area are easily accessible from Leh, yet offer a diverse landscape with famous peaks like Stok Kangri (6115m), Kang Yatse 6400mts and the Zanskar Range from the south west. During these treks, one can view Karakorum and Nun Kun Range (above 7000m) from the top of a high pass. This trek encompasses the Hemis National Park and it is not infrequent to spot wild animals.
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