Dzo Jongo Package

Drive to Markha village 3-4 hrs. It’s a very pleasant drive, up the Markha valley today with road along numerous streams. e. O/N at Camp

Activities : Camping , Mountaineering

From Markha the country changes and the warm, relatively heavily wooded sections of the lower Markha is left behind. We might need to cross the river several times as there are no bridges here. Hanker, en route, is the highest village in the Markha valley. O/N in Camp/ Home stay

Elevation Gain: 462 m
Elevation loss: -191 m
Total Distance: 11 Kms

Activities : Camping , Trekking

From Thoachungtse to the Base camp of the Kangyatse 2 is not that hard Journey as it will be almost flat towards the base. O/N at Camp

Elevation Gain: 1,423 m
Elevation loss: – 403 m
Total Distance: 9.83 Kms

Activities : Camping , Trekking

Trek starts on a good path with several small inclines and a series of grassy ridges. There are a series of mani walls (walls carved with Buddhist prayers) and chortens en route. This is one of the most beautiful high valleys in Ladakh and is dominated by the Kangyatse peak. O/N in Camp/ Home stay

Elevation Gain: 1,045 m

Elevation loss: -233 m

Total Distance: 9.63 Kms

Activities : Camping , Trekking

We begin climbing the rocky slopes to our right after a half-hour stroll across Nimaling’s plain land. We continue walking straight towards a blind curve into the valley. From here on forth, the path is a series of massive ascending humps. To put it mildly, the mountain, which is covered in scree and loose rocks, is deceiving. Each time you reach one of the tops, you will be introduced to a new one. This stretch takes a long time to travel and changes colour with each new hump as the vista opens up to allow an ever-increasing panoramic panorama of mountain ranges in the region.

Elevation Gain: 459 m

Elevation loss: -52 m

Total Distance: 7.8 Kms

Activities : Trekking

Early in the morning at around 2;00AM,we will keep walking with little ascent for approx. 3-4 hrs.

We reached our first hard incline with a 60-65 degree gradient after 4-5 hours. This portion will require roping up and will take approximately two hours to complete. After we finish this part, we turn left into another steep climb of 80 degrees. This seemed extremely scary following the last incline. This portion will necessitate a permanent rope arrangement and the usage of our ascenders to traverse. The brief relief, though, is the arrival of daylight and, with it, a sense of warmth, which is sufficient to refuel our energies for the final ascent. This final section of the climb requires all of your motivation and strength.

After 8-12 hours, we will summit and enjoy the mesmerizing beauty with sunrise view from the top.

Ascend

Elevation Gain: 907m
Elevation loss: – 42.5 m
Total Distance: 4.8 Kms

Activities : Trekking

Buffer Day

Activities : Trekking

After breakfast start trekking to reach Kongmaru La (5100m). The trek to Kongmaru-La passes through narrow gorges. At the top of the pass, you can get the view of the Ladakh range and the villages of the Indus valley to the north. Cross the pass and proceed to Shang Chogdo and drive back to Leh.

Elevation Gain: 575 m
Elevation loss: -1,603 m
Total Distance: 13.6 Kms

Activities : Trekking

Departure

Activities : Trekking