TREK DIFFICULTY
Moderate
TREK DURATION
6 Days / 5 Nights
HIGHEST ALTITUDE
17257 ft
CLOAKROOM / OFFLOADING
✗ Not Available
REGION
Ladakh
REPORTING LOCATION
Leh
CLOSEST AIRPORT
Leh Airport
DISTANCE
68 km
Highlights
Trek through the scenic Markha Valley.
Walk along the Markha River and riverbeds.
Stay in traditional Ladakhi homestays.
Cross the high-altitude Kongmaru La Pass (5,260 m).
Panoramic views of Kang Yatse Peak.
Experience remote mountain villages and culture.
Camp at the beautiful Nimaling plateau
A true high-altitude trekking experience in Ladakh.
Trek Fee per person
₹20,500
Select Date to Register — 2026
No departures. Custom bookings available.
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About the Trek
Markha Valley Trek Complete Information
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Inclusions
What's Included
- Trekking and camping (or homestay) accommodation along the trek route.
- All meals during the trek (usually vegetarian or as per package — from first trek-day lunch to last trek-day dinner).
- Use of trek gear during the trek: tents (twin-sharing), sleeping bags/mattresses (with suitable high-altitude insulation), and other essential camping equipment.
- Guidance and support: experienced local guides, cook/helpers/porters (or mules) to carry communal/ common luggage.
- Safety/medical support: first-aid kit, oxygen cylinder or medical support as needed; sometimes safety equipment depending on conditions.
- Permits and entry/forest/trek permissions (for areas like Hemis National Park / valley region) — when required for Indian nationals (or as per operator’s fee).
- Transport (from base city to trail head and return — e.g. from Leh to trekking start, and final return).
Exclusions
What's Not Included
- 5% GST.
- Travel to base city (e.g. flights or train to Leh) — reaching Leh is your own responsibility.
- Accommodation or meals before the trek begins or after it ends (e.g. stay in Leh, meals in Leh or during road journeys) — only trek-period accommodation/food is covered.
- Personal expenses: snacks, drinks beyond the provided meals, laundry, phone-charging fees, extra toiletries, etc.
- Trekking gear rental/purchase (if you opt to use your own) — often trekkers need to bring or rent their own warm clothes, trekking shoes, etc.
- Insurance — travel or health insurance to cover emergencies or altitude sickness is usually not included.
- Portage (carrying) of your personal luggage (beyond day-pack) — only common/shared luggage or minimal load is carried by porters or mules; personal bags may need to be carried by you or require extra charge.
- Any kind of extra cost not explicitly mentioned in the inclusion list
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