Overview
Over view:-
Winter in Ladakh is a distinct season, marked by its serene and peaceful environment, with far fewer tourists compared to the summer months. The region becomes a tranquil retreat, offering a unique experience for those who visit during this time.Even in winter, you can still access some of Ladakh's most famous sites, like Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake, although the journey may be more challenging due to snow-covered roads. For adventure enthusiasts, the Markha Valley trek remains a popular option. This trek is especially rewarding in winter as it offers the opportunity to stay in local homes, known as homestays, where you can sleep in traditional Ladakhi houses and experience their warm hospitality. You'll also get to enjoy traditional Ladakhi food, which is both comforting and nourishing in the cold weather.
This season allows for an intimate look at the lifestyle and culture of the Ladakhi people, providing an authentic and immersive travel experience. The landscape, covered in snow, is breathtakingly beautiful, and the crisp, cold air adds to the charm of exploring this remote and majestic region.
Included/Excluded
- Accommodation
- meals during the trek
- guide and support staff
- Personal expenses and tips
- Anything not mentioned under "Includes"
Tour Plan
Day 1
Arrive in Leh, rest for acclimatization, optional walk to the market.
Day 2
Visit Stok Palace, Matho, Thiksey Monastery; hike to Shanti Stupa.
Day 3
Drive to Hanle via Chumathang Hot Spring.
Day 4
Drive from Hanle to Umling La, then back to Leh.
Day 5
Drive to Rumbak, then trek to Yuruste (4200m).
Day 6
Trek to Shingo (4200m).
Day 7
Trek from Shingo to Chilling (3300m), drive to Tila Sumdo, and trek to Guru Dho.
Day 8
Trek to Shingra Yokma.
Day 9
Trek to Tsomo Paldar and visit the waterfall.
Day 10
Trek back and drive to Leh.
Day 11
Leh airport drop-off.
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