Trekking in Ladakh

No permit or permission is required for trekking in Ladakh . However, for entering places like Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley, Khardung La, Tso Moriri, Turtuk, and Dah Hanu Villages an Inner Line Permit is required in Ladakh which is taken in the form of Environment Fee and Red Cross Fee.

Yes, several places in Ladakh have access to cell networks and the internet. However, during the trek it is unlikely to find phone networks or internet services in Ladakh.

. Yes, every trek in Ladakh requires trekking equipment to be carried. We arrange/provide the equipment on the request of the customers.

The best time for trekking in Ladakh is between June and October when the weather is not very harsh. The end of December and January are an exception during which the famous Chadar/Frozen Lake Trek is done.

Yes, solo trekking in Ladakh is quite safe. We create a safe ambiance for trekkers with our expert and well-trained team that is available round-the-clock ensuring safety.

The major concern in Ladakh is its high altitude, for which both, a good amount of rest before the trek and physical fitness play an important role.  Other than this for different difficulty level treks in Ladakh, the fitness requirement changes. 

Yes, considering high altitude, harsh climatic conditions, and difficulty level of treks, you would need to select a specific type of clothing as well as gears. The following are absolutely mandatory on a trek in the Indian Himalayas:

• Trekking shoes
• Track pants
• Down Jacket
• Thermal wear
• Water Bottle
• Polarized Sunglasses
• Day Pack bag along with a rucksack

If you are a foreigner trekking in Ladakh, you should have your passport and the visa copy available with you along with the fee of INR 400. If you are a domestic tourist, you are required to bring your government photo identity proof and the fee of INR 400.

Yes, even though we stay prepared with all the amenities required to keep you safe, we recommend that you carry all the medicines that you have been prescribed by your doctor. It is also wise to pack medicines for some common health issues like headache, stomach ache, fever, cold, cough, nausea, and AMS.

The weather in Ladakh is usually cold. While on a trek, it is likely that the temperature even in the summer season could drop even more significantly due to the elevation. However, the summer season, in general is quite pleasant in Ladakh, and the winter on the other hand, can get really chilly and harsh with regular snowfall.