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Ladakh Trekking
Frequent ascents and descents of Ladakh make trekking much more thrilling. In Ladakh, it is also possible to go for independent trekking, though you need greater preparedness. Whether you are looking for a few days of trekking in Ladakh or a few weeks, you have a wide range of options to choose from. As you trek, you pass through tiny hilly villages and experience the local culture, come to see Buddhist gompas, a big attraction for travellers always. At the same time, trekking in Ladakh takes you through some of the most scenic Himalayan landscapes where you can also enjoy trekking photography. The ‘moonland’ of Ladakh offers you a number of trekking trails. Given below are some of the most popular trekking sites and routes in Ladakh along with the duration.
Winter Trek to Zansker
The Chadar is not a trek but a journey; a journey into the heart of Zanskar, a land that is cut off from the outside world for over half the year and can only be visited in winter by following one of the strangest trade routes in the world- the frozen Zanskar river. The river freezes in mid-winter and is safe to walk on until late February. This spectacular trek follows the traditional trading route through the Zangsker Gorge. The gorge, impassable during the summer months, is a lifeline to the outside world in the depths of winter.
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