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Discover Ladakh’s rich culture and stark beauty on this immersive 15-day trek through remote Himalayan villages. Starting from Leh, this journey weaves through iconic monasteries like Thiksey and Alchi, high-altitude passes like Taru La and Bonbong La, and traditional Ladakhi homes in Phyang, Likir, Yangthang, and Themisgam. You’ll sleep in family-run guesthouses, dine on home-cooked meals, and witness local life up close. With dramatic mountain scenery, spiritual sites, and gentle hiking stages, this culturally-rich adventure is ideal for trekkers seeking authentic experiences with moderate physical challenge. A blend of heritage, hospitality, and Himalayan heart.
HIGHLIGHTS:
⭐ Best trekking season: Late June to September
⭐ Cross the high-altitude Shingo La Pass at 5,090 meters
⭐ Follow the wild and scenic Zanskar River across rugged terrain
⭐ Enjoy panoramic views of the Zanskar and Greater Himalayan ranges
⭐ Visit iconic monasteries including Thiksey, Shey, and Hemis
⭐ Experience the traditions and hospitality of remote Zanskari villages
🏔️ Altitude: 216 m / 709 ft
Arrive in Delhi and unwind at your hotel after airport pickup—rest up before the high-altitude adventure begins.
🏔️ Altitude: 3,500 m / 11,482 ft
📈 Altitude Gain: +3,284 m / +10,773 ft
⏰ Flight Duration: ~1.5 hours
Board a stunning Himalayan flight to Leh which offers breathtaking views. Upon arrival, check in and enjoy a relaxed afternoon acclimatizing to Ladakh’s rarefied air.
🏔️ Altitude: 3,500 m (11,482 ft)
📈 Altitude Gain: +3,284 m / +10,773 ft
Immerse in Ladakh’s spiritual heritage with visits to Shey, Thiksey, and Hemis monasteries—then explore Leh’s lively markets and winding alleys.
🏔️ Altitude: 3,700 m (12,139 ft)
📈 Altitude Gain: +200 m
Begin your trek with a gentle walk to Phyang Monastery and onward to Taru. A relaxed day to ease into altitude trekking.
🥾 Hiking Time: ~5–6 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 4,200 m (13,779 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: –500 m
Ascend the first major pass, Taru La, then descend into scenic Nyemo village. Spend the evening in a warm local guesthouse.
🥾 Hiking Time: ~5–6 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,800 m (12,467 ft)
📈 Altitude Gain: +100 m
Pass Basgo’s dramatic ruins and chortens as you walk through ancient Ladakhi landscapes to the peaceful village of Nie.
🥾 Hiking Time: ~5 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,600 m (11,811 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: –200 m
Traverse stark, open landscapes before reaching Likir, home to one of Ladakh’s most revered monasteries and smiling hosts.
🥾 Hiking Time: ~5–6 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,800 m (12,467 ft)
📈 Altitude Gain: +200 m
Cross two modest passes—Phobe La and Charatse La—for sweeping mountain views en route to quiet, friendly Yangthang.
🥾 Hiking Time: 6 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,750 m (12,303 ft)
📈 Altitude Gain: +150 m
Hike through pristine landscapes and visit remote Ridzong Monastery before descending into the tranquil village of Hemis Shukpachan.
🥾 Hiking Time: 5.5 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,750 m (12,303 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: –550 m
Trek across ochre-carved trails and high passes to reach Themisgam—once a royal capital, now a charming village with a monastery.
🥾 Hiking Time: 5 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,850 m (12,631 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: –855 m
Climb Bonbong La, descend to Khaltse, then drive to Lamayuru for a peaceful evening and puja ceremony at the monastery.
⏰ Driving Time: 162 km / 6 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,500 m (11,482 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: –350 m
Return to Leh with a cultural stop at Alchi—the oldest monastery in Ladakh. Afternoon at leisure in Leh town.
⏰ Driving Time: Local sightseeing
🏔️ Altitude: 3,500 m (11,482 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: Minimal
Visit the regal Stok Palace, Spituk Monastery, and enjoy a quiet stroll in the village. Evening free for shopping or café hopping.
⏰ Flight Time: ~1.5 hours
🏔️ Altitude: 3,500 m (11,482 ft) to 216 m (709 ft)
📉 Altitude Loss: –3,284 m
Fly back to Delhi. Check into your hotel and enjoy a relaxed afternoon exploring the capital at your own pace.
⏰ Driving Time: Local transfers & airport drop
🏔️ Altitude: 216 m (709 ft)
Spend your final day visiting Delhi’s iconic landmarks before your airport drop for the flight home.
Arrival From Indira Gandhi International Airport (New Delhi)
Departure From Indira Gandhi International Airport (New Delhi)
Domestic Flights: Delhi to Leh and Leh to Delhi included in the package.
Certified Mountain Guide with mountaineering and first aid training.
Cook skilled in Indian, Chinese, and Italian cuisines
Support Helpers to assist with kitchen and camp duties
Pack Horses for carrying gear and supplies
All Trekking Equipment: tents, sleeping bags, mats, kitchen and toilet tents
All Meals: breakfast, lunch, tea/snacks, soup, and dinner
Accommodation: twin-sharing tents
Transportation: all local transfers as per itinerary
Emergency Kit: first aid and oxygen canister
Package price excludes anything not mentioned under “Inclusions,” including flights, insurance, tips, rentals, and emergency costs.
Rental gear available at: Into Wild Himalaya Shop
Trekking boots (well broken-in, ankle support)
Camp sandals or lightweight shoes (for evenings)
Backpack (40–50L with rain cover)
Small daypack or summit pack (20–30L)
Sleeping bag (rated -10°C to -20°C)
Sleeping mat (foam or inflatable, optional)
Trekking poles (adjustable)
Base layers (1–2 sets, moisture-wicking top & bottom)
Fleece or light down jacket
Waterproof jacket (with hood, breathable)
Waterproof pants (with side zips)
Trekking pants (quick-dry)
Thermal tights
T-shirts (synthetic or merino wool)
Thin liner gloves
Insulated gloves
Woollen cap or balaclava
Neck gaiter or Buff
Sunglasses (UV protected)
Sun cap or wide-brimmed hat
Wool or synthetic socks (3–4 pairs)
Headlamp (with spare batteries)
Water bottles (2L total, insulated preferred)
Thermos flask (for high-altitude regions)
Water purification tablets (optional)
Personal first aid kit (blister care, pain relief, altitude meds)
Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Lip balm (SPF 30+)
Toiletries (eco-friendly, biodegradable)
Wet wipes and hand sanitizer
Quick-dry towel
Snacks (energy bars, trail mix, nuts, dry fruits)
Electrolyte tablets or ORS
Camera or GoPro (optional)
Passport, permits, and some cash (in waterproof pouch)
Safety is our top priority. Our guides are trained First Aid Responders and prepared for high-altitude situations. Every trek, expedition, and motorbike tour includes a comprehensive first aid kit tailored for remote and high-altitude environments.
Core Medical Supplies
Wound Care: Bandages, sterile gauze, antiseptic wipes, antibiotic ointment
Blisters & Burns: Moleskin, burn gel, petroleum jelly
Fractures & Sprains: SAM splint, triangular bandage, compression wraps
Medications: Painkillers, antihistamines, anti-diarrheal, ORS, antacids, Diamox
Tools: Tweezers, scissors, gloves, CPR face shield, thermometer, pulse oximeter, whistle, mirror
Additional (for Remote/Extended Treks)
Tourniquet, emergency bandages, quick-clot gauze, sterile eye wash, foil blanket, water purification tablets
Optional Add-ons (As Needed)
Personal meds (inhalers, insulin, EpiPen)
Snake bite kit (in high-risk zones)
Tick remover (for forested routes)
High-Altitude Protocol
Above 4500 meters: A portable hypobaric chamber is always carried for emergency altitude management.
More than 30 days before your trip: 90% refund
15–30 days before: 50% refund
7–14 days before: 25% refund
Less than 7 days or no-show: No refund
Custom/private trips: Booking advance is non-refundable. Last-minute changes are subject to availability and costs.
For more details on our cancellation policy, please refer to the following link:
https://iwhexpeditions.com/cancellation_policy/
No prior experience needed; this trek includes full guidance and is suited for fit beginners.
Indian Rupees (INR) are best; Euros (EUR) and US Dollars (USD), Great Britain Pound (GBP) are also commonly accepted by us.
Accommodation, meals, guides, permits, and in-trip transport. Check itinerary for detailed inclusions.
Network is mostly unavailable during the trek; limited access may be possible in towns before and after.
For details on our cancellation policy, please refer to the following link:
https://iwhexpeditions.com/cancellation_policy/
Suitable for trekkers aged 18 to 60 in a good physical condition.
No. Please carry a backpack (40–60L). Suitcases are not suitable for mountain trails.
Keep your personal backpack under 8–10 kg. If porter/mule services are available, you can send up to 12–15 kg (charges may apply).
Yes, but they’re basic. Expect dry pit toilets at campsites. Carry toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
Mobile signal is limited—only BSNL or Airtel may work in a few spots. Electricity is rare, so bring a power bank (solar recommended).
Yes, filtered or boiled water is provided at camps. Carry two reusable bottles (1L each). Avoid buying plastic bottles.
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