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Chadar: The Frozen River Trek

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Stok Kangri Trek

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Markha Valley Trek

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Lamayuru to Darcha Trek

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Ripchar Valley Trek

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Padum to Darcha Trek

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Lamayuru to Alchi Trek

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Lamayuru Stok Kangri

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Markha Valley Trek with Stok Kangri Climb

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Jhunglam Hemis to Padum Trek

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Kang Yatse and Dzo Jongo

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  1. Which are the best treks in Ladakh?

    Some of the best treks in Ladakh worth experiencing are listed below.

    1. Snow Leopard Trek: This trek is open to adventurers in the month of February and March. It nestles in the Hemis National Park, which is abode to the rarest wild cats of the world , Snow leopards. One can also sight other wildlife species like blue sheep, Tibetan wolves and others.

    2. Chadar Frozen River Trek: This is one of the most popular and challenging Ladakh Trekking. One comes across frozen waterfalls and frozen Zanskar River on this trek route. It has also been covered in many documentaries for the exquisite landscapes it resides in.

    3. Stok Kangri Trek: For an exceptional mountaineering experience, this trek fits the criteria best. It requires all kinds of mountaineering gears to climb. The surrounding views after you reach the summit will leave you awestruck and will be worth all the hard work gone in climbing it.

    4. Sham Valley Trek: This is an easy trek for the travellers who just want to taste a slight adventure in addition to serene landscapes. This trek passes through many local villages where you can also get acquainted with the local culture and cuisine.

    5. Markha Valley Trek: Nestling in the Hemis National Park, this trek marks its way parallel to the Indus valley. One comes across green barley fields, isolated villages and serene beauty encircling throughout the trek.


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  2. What are some of the moderate treks in Ladakh?

    1. Markha Valley Trek: The Markha Valley trek lies at an elevation of 3,700 meters, and passes through a green oasis and scenic landscapes. This beautiful trek is also known to offer enthralling views of the Hemis National Park, Kongmaru La pass, Leh Palace, Kang Yatze peak, and Markha village. 

    2. Lamayuru to Stok Kangri Trek: 
    Lamayuru to Stok Kangri Trek is known because of the spectacular panoramic views of the Karakoram peaks and Zanskar offered from here. The summit of this trek is also known to offer spellbinding sights of the mighty Himalayas. 

    3. Ripchar Valley Trek: 
    The Ripchar Valley trek starts from Lamayuru Monastery and passes through many pasture lands and small villages. You can witness the Karakoram range and the lush fields of Zanskar while traversing through this trek.  

    4. Padum to Darcha Trek: 
    Padum-Darcha trek passes via many areas with varied terrains. The trekking trail starts from Padum region and passes via Tokpa, Ramjak, Lakong, and Chalang to finally end in the Darcha region.

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  3. What is the best time to go for Stok Kangri trek?

    The best time for Stok Kangri trek stretches from Mid-June to September as the sky is crystal clear during this time period. The weather is pleasant and favourable to carry out trekking too. The temperature varies between 20 to 30 degree Celsius that offers favourable weather to climb.

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  4. Does Stok Kangri trek require proper acclimatisation?

    Stok Kangri Trek is one of the challenging treks in Ladakh that needs proper acclimatisation. One needs to be physically, psychologically and mentally strong to reach the summit. The end results are jaw dropping but in order to reach there you need to excel your fitness as it will help you a lot in your trekking journey.

    Strong thighs are a plus point for the people trekking so start building your physique to ease out your hard work during the trek.

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  5. What kind of shoes are required for trekking in Ladakh?

    Sneakers or spiked shoes are ideally suited for trekking or hiking expeditions. Open shoes, sandals or heels should be avoided as much as possible. The covered shoes should be worn with a pair of thick woolen socks.

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  6. Is trekking in Ladakh safe for girls or solo travellers?

    Yes, trekking in Ladakh is completely safe for girls and solo travelers. However, if added precautions are deemed necessary, you may opt to go for a group trek instead.

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  7. Is chadar Trek dangerous?

    The Chadar trek is a challenging Ladakh Trekking trail but when pursued under the guidance of the professional guides, it can become one of the best experiences you can have in your life. On this trek one has to cover 105 kilometres on foot and that too in freezing cold.

    The day temperature ranges from -15 to -20 degree Celsius that drops down to -25 degree Celsius during the night.

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  8. How long does it take to get acclimatized?

    In general, it takes around 1 to 2 days to get acclimatized in Leh Ladakh. You should keep at least one day in hand to take proper rest and avoid exertion, after you reach Leh. You should eat good food and keep yourself hydrated to avoid AMS and other medical conditions due to increased height.

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  9. Can we go alone for trekking in Ladakh?

    Yes, solo treks can be done in Ladakh. However, it is best to go trekking in groups, especially during the harsher monsoon or winter months.

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  10. What is the duration for Markha valley trek?

    Markha valley trek usually takes 4 to 6 days to complete. This trek undergoes a distance of 78 kilometres passing through deep valleys, spectacular views of the Kang Yatse peaks and much more.

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  11. What is the best time for trekking in Ladakh?

    The best time for trekking in Ladakh is between the months of November to early March. While the trek depends on the weather conditions and trek routes, these months are the most favourable since the region offers a completely different side of its beauty and adventure to trekkers.

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  12. Is trekking in Ladakh dangerous?

    Any adventure activity, including trekking, has some degree of risk and danger involved. However, if necessary precautions are taken, the activity is completely safe. Proper clothing, shoes and trekking equipment is absolutely mandatory while embarking on a trek.

    If you’re a beginner or a first time trekker, it is best to start with an easy trek, preferably during summer or spring as monsoon or winter climate might prove dangerous.

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  13. What level of fitness is required for Markha Valley Trek?

    Markha Valley Trek is a moderate level trek. A comparatively fit person with strong lungs is perfect for Markha Valley trek. The trek ends at a summit of 17,060 feet at Kongmaru La. One also needs proper acclimatisation and a medical certificate to ensure their fitness for Ladakh Trekking.

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  14. What kind of fitness is required for Ladakh trek?

    You need to have a moderate level of physical fitness for doing the Ladakh trek. For this you need to improve your level of endurance and strength so that you can cope on the trek without getting exhausted.

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  15. What to carry while trekking in Ladakh?

    While trekking in Ladakh, you must carry the following things:
    - Flashlights
    Extra batteries
    Water
    Dry snacks
    Inner thermals
    Windcheater or windproof jacket
    Trekking boots that are insulated
    Woollen socks
    Woollen pullovers
    Woollen sweaters
    Warm hoodies
    Trekking trousers
    Woollen caps
    Sunglasses
    Gloves
    First aid kit
    Moisturiser
    Scissors/ swiss knife
    Photo ID
    Trekking permits
    Raincoat
    Sunscreen
    Lip balm

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  16. What kind of food is provided during the trek?

    The trekkers are generally provided hygienically prepared Ladakhi, Tibetan, or Indian food during their trek. They can also carry their own snacks to satiate their small hunger pangs during the trek.

    We have the guide of Delhi to Leh Ladakh. Don't forget to check it out before you make a plan.

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"the experience was awesome. The whole thing organized by Thrillophilia was great. Our tour operator Jigmet sir and the whole crew were 1 no. SHAMAAASS. Julley.
11 July 2019
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We went for Manali to srinagar Bike tour. It was the best bike trip of my entire life It all started with the person named Shubham from thrillophilia who helped me in selecting the best trip and processed with my booking, all thanks to him! Without him I wouldn’t have been able to experience the best trip of my life. On arrival there, we met our tour guide Tani and our Mechanic Shashi about whom I have read a lot at thrillophilia reviews. These 2 guys were so supportive during the entire tour that no matter what happened they were always there to look after us. They always made sure we are safe and we are following them and there is no overtaking taking place. Tani, the tour guide, one chilled out person he is! Make sure you get him as your tour guide and Shashi as the mechanic as these guys will always make sure that they are there for you no matter what. And in the end, it’s all the Main man behind everything, Jimmy Sir. Thanks a lot Sir for making me experience the best trip of my life! Without you and your team this wouldn’t have been possible. Thanks for helping us out in every way possible. The roads here are difficult terrain to ride on. You gotta be careful. You gotta carry your gum boots during water logging which is the most difficult to cross. But these guys made sure that we were all safe and had sound health till we reached home. Not even a single person was hurt. Our group was a mixture of all age groups, I’m fact we even got to meet 2 people From the Indian navy as well. One mad kickass experience! Unbelievable. Reaching the worlds highest Pass, Khardungla Top, was the highest achievement of my life till date which happened on this trip! And if at all you wish to go, don’t forget to ask Tani and Shashi as your tour guide and mechanic, and go only through Jimmy Sir as he has the best team! Thanks a lot to everyone out there for which I thought the best way would be to write at thrillophilia reviews.
16 July 2019
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We had a wonderful experience with Thrillophilia Out tour was Leh-Ladakh 6N7D, which includes Leh Sightseen, Nubra Valley Overnight Stay, Pangong Overnight Night. 1. First of all you should know that Thrillophilia doesn't have its own Travel Team. Thrillophilia actually linked up with several local Travel Agency. Once your Tour is booked Thrillophilia tagged one local Travel Agency for your Tour and that particular travel agency will take care of your entire tour. Our travel manager is Lobzang Tseldon. She is very helpful and you will not face any problem in your entire tour. 1. Hotel provided in Leh: Ladakh Heights. The hotel was very good,neat and clean.It is a new hotel so you don't found any pics in the internet. But lobzang will send you the pics of the Hotel. There is a canteen within the hotel where you will be having complimentary breakfast and dinner. Non Vegetarian please let Lobzang know that you want non-veg items as well.they generally prepare veg items only.but on request they will provide you omlette in breakfast and chicken/mutton in dinner. So if anyone wants to book Thrillophilia please ask Thrillophilia to tag you to the travel agency that offers non veg items too. The Hotel Ladakh Heights is a bit far from the main city but don't worry Lobzang will provide you car for visit to Leh market whenever required and she will not charge you for that. You will get a beautiful view from this hotel but if you want to stay near the main city you will not get any view from the hotel. 2. The stay at Nubra Valley was awesome. They have Royal Camp in Nubhra and it's is a nature-friendly camp. You will love it, I can guarantee you. 3. They stay at Pangong was okay. You can understand that at that altitude you will not get luxury.so the camp provided at Pangong was good for 1 night stay. Overall my experience with Thrillophilia was very good. We enjoyed a lot. Thanks a lot to Lobzang Tseldon for the wonderful arrangements of our tour.
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"Trip was really awesome. I feel everyone should consider this trip at least once in their lifetime. My eyes were never tired of looking around at such beautiful and scenic views. I would like to extend my special thanks to Tour leader Mr. Jigmet Tandar. He is highly trained professional. The way he lead the tour made us have more fun. Thanks to the whole crew Jigmet, Stanzin, Wangyal, Kaushal, Tundoop. Made a lot of new friends. One suggestion to Thrillophilia team: Since this is not just any casual trip that anyone can go through please consider keeping a screening process for people who opt for it. This is one of the most extreme adventures where your body and mind will go through a lot of challenges, one can successfully complete this trip only if they are determined and well prepared."
03 June 2019
Excellent
An exhilarating life-changing experience. If you are able bodied, a biking lover, a landscape / scenery admirer and a crazy adventure seeker, this is a must try for life. Our group of bikers were fun-loving yet very responsible riders. We became friends on the very first day and all of us enjoyed every moment, giving mutual respect at every instance, having each other's backs at every dangerous turn. Even elderly couples in the group made amazing memories with all the young folks! The Ladakhi food, the heritage site visits, the campfire dancing, the photos, the market shopping, the music, the hikes, the snow, even the adorable mountain dogs, furry yaks and double-hump camels, every-bit was amazing. The road team was extraordinary, specially Tani (captain) and Shashi (bike repairman). They were very friendly, accommodating, knowledgeable and also helpful at every step. We had a truck carrying our luggage all along, running behind us all through the roads, making sure no one is left behind. Jigmet has a lot of local connections, so you will be well taken care of at camps and hotels (even Jain food, on request).
24 October 2020
Excellent
I had a wonderful trip with Thrillophilia. Hotel provided in Leh was clean and good. All sightseeing places covered as per itinerary. The camping stay at Nubra Valley and near Pangong lake was awesome. We enjoyed a lot and overall experience was great.
Bhushan Gandhi Sham Valley Trek
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The Sham Valley Trek was one of the most enjoyable treks I have undertaken in the last few years, and all the credit goes to Thrillophilia. The booking experience was extremely smooth and I would highly recommend this company for all your travels in the valley.
Excellent
Ladakh was the place I always wanted to visit for a long time, But this time I get this chance by traveling with Thrillophilia because this platform offers the best/affordable/organized package compared to other websites...The itinerary was rich all places we visited were well-selected...A breathtaking place I've ever seen in my life...All arrangement on this tour was spot-on...
Vishwamitra Johar Leh Ladakh Package From Mumbai
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Very interesting tour of my life! No place can beat Ladakh! I was in love with the place of the whole-tour...Our guide was nice, transportation was comfortable, the accommodations were nice so the food too...Overall it was a memorable experience...
Aashritha Mahajan Leh Ladakh Package From Mumbai
Superb
A tour to Ladakh was simply BIG WOW... Thank you for everything Thrillophilia... I highly recommend this tour to everybody...

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