CELEBRATING 15+ YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENT
DTS LADAKH ADVENTURE
Kangyatse Expedition (6250m)
DESTINATION: LEH, MARKHA VALLEY & KANGYATSE SUMMIT
DURATION: 09 NIGHTS | 10 DAYS
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Kangyatse Expedition
The famous Markha Valley is home to the Kang Yatse Peak. The approach to Markha Valley runs parallel to the majority of the trek route. As a result, there is a buy one, get one free promotion for this excursion. During the early days of acclimatization, one can tour the gompa, monasteries, and cultural assets starting in Leh. You would learn about Ladakhi culture in the same way as you would ascend via little villages. You will encounter teahouses and genuine homestays at each camping location. Skiu, Markha, Nimling, Hankar, and other prominent hamlets are among those that pass by. Together, they provide the perfect image of little houses protected by enormous mountains. You will experience all types of nature, from dry regions to lush pastures, from little streams to the lively Markha River. A wildlife refuge, Hemis National Park, is where the path enters. Mountain deer, argali, snow leopards, and other wildlife may be seen along the way.
When is the best time to visit Ladakh?
The Best time to visit Ladakh is during the summer season from the month of April to July during this time Ladakh temperature is between 15 to 30 Degree Celsius. Ladakh is known for its extremely low temperatures almost all through the year. While it is quite pleasant in the summer time, the winters are exceedingly cold unforgiving. Well, in that case, naturally the best time to visit Ladakh is during the summers.
Travel Months
April to July
July to Sep
Oct to March
Min/Max Temperature
15° C to 30° C
3° C to 17° C
0° C to 15° C
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Summer
Monsoon
Winter
What are the best things to do in Ladakh?
Ladakh, a stunning region in the Indian Himalayas, offers a range of captivating experiences for adventure and nature enthusiasts. You can explore the serene Pangong & Tsomoriri Lake, famous for its changing colors, or visit the remote Nubra Valley, where you can ride a Bactrian camel on the sand dunes. The magnetic hills of Leh and the ancient monasteries like Hemis and Thiksey provide both spiritual solace and panoramic views. Trekking, biking, and rafting are popular activities, while the high-altitude passes like Umling La, Khardung La and Chang La offer thrilling drives. Don’t miss the vibrant festivals, traditional markets, and the opportunity to connect with the resilient local culture. With its breathtaking landscapes, Ladakh offers an unforgettable blend of adventure, peace, and natural beauty.