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Ladakh Trekking....

	Trekking often refers to multi-day hiking trips through rural, often rugged territory.When Ladakh was first thrown open to tourism an average itinerary encompassed visits to Leh and its environs with some treks into nearby valleys. Now these days several valleys trek.... as Zanskar Valley Trek, Markha Valley Trek, Nubra Valley Trek, Rumpshu Valley Trek, Sham Trek and more.
	▲ Changthang Ladakh Trek	▲ Ladakh Adventure Trekking
	▲ Lamayuru Kongmaru La Trek	▲ Nubra Valley Trek
	▲ Zanskar Ladakh Trek	▲ Markha Valley Trek

Set deep in the Indian Himalayas on the western edge of the Tibetan plateau, Ladakh, or 'Little Tibet', is one of the highest and driest inhabited places on earth. Over centuries, isolated cultures have developed in the Himalayas. Some valleys which long remained unknown for political and geographic reasons , have retained a unique character. To the west ,Ladakh,Spiti and Lahaul are typical examples of isolated valleys which have preserved their Buddhist heritage.

▲ Changthang Tsokar Tour

▲ Dha Hanu Nubra Valley

▲ Ladakh Culture Tour

▲ Lasermo La Tour

▲ Tsomoriri Lake Tour

▲ Rupshu Valley Tour

	Buddhist monasteries, known as vihara, emerged sometime around the fourth century BC, from the practice of vassa, the retreat undertaken by Buddhist monks and nuns during the South Asian rainy season. In order to prevent wandering monks from disturbing new plant growth or becoming stranded in inclement weather, Buddhist monks and nuns were instructed to remain in a fixed location for the roughly three month period typically beginning in mid-July. Outside of the vassa period, monks and nuns both lived a migratory existence, wandering from town to town begging for food.
	▲ Leh Ladakh Monasteries	▲ Leh Ladakh Trip
	▲ Zanskar River Tour	▲ Ladakh Monasteries