Trekking & Hiking
High passes, river valleys and remote ridge trails.
7 journeys
Leh-based · Locally guided
Where the trail meets the timeless
Treks, 6,000 m climbs, motorbike tours and cultural journeys across Ladakh — planned and led by a local team from Leh.
- Base altitude
- 3,500 m
- Journeys
- 20
- Ways to travel
- 4
- Team
- Leh local
The Ladakh way
Choose your mountain rhythm
Mountaineering
6,000 m peaks, glacier travel and summit pushes.
4 journeys
Motorbike Touring
Umling La, Khardung La, Pangong and the Srinagar–Leh–Manali highways.
2 journeys
Soul of Ladakh
Monasteries, village walks, Zanskar and the snow leopard.
7 journeys
Featured journeys
Routes from the valley
EasyLadakh Spiritual Retreat
An 8-day journey through the living heart of Ladakhi Buddhism. Visit the great monasteries of the Sham valley (Lamayuru, Alchi and Likir) and the Indus valley (Shey, Thiksey and Hemis), sit with a Ladakhi oracle, then cross the Khardung La to the gompas of Nubra before ending at the high lakes of Pangong and Tso Moriri. The pace is slow, with time to join morning prayers and simply be still.
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ChallengingRumtse to Tso Moriri Trek
One of Ladakh's most beautiful treks: 98 km over 7 days across the Changthang plateau of Rupshu, following the old salt road past Tso Kar to the turquoise shores of Tso Moriri. The route crosses numerous passes above 5,000m, topping out at the 5,435m Yalung Nyau La, and passes the camps of Changpa nomads with their pashmina goats and yaks. Exceptional, but demanding.
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ModerateKang Yatse II (6,200m)
The lower western summit of the Kang Yatse massif, approached via the Markha Valley trek from Chilling or Spituk. It needs no special mountaineering skills, making it ideal as a first Himalayan 6,000m summit. Scree slopes lead to a steep snow climb, with summit views stretching to K2 and the Zanskar range.
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ChallengingLeh to Umling La & Tso Moriri
A 10-day ride that starts and ends in Leh and takes in the best of eastern Ladakh on a Royal Enfield Himalayan. Cross the Khardung La to Nubra and the Balti village of Turtuk, ride the Shyok road to Pangong Tso, then head through Changthang to Hanle and the Umling La (5,799m), the highest motorable road in the world. From the high lake of Tso Moriri, follow the Indus back to Leh past the hot springs of Chumathang.
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Why Voyager Ladakh
Travel with the people who call it home
01
Born in Leh
We live here. Routes, homestays and drivers come from our own network, not a booking platform.
02
Acclimatisation first
Itineraries are paced for altitude, and we help you plan rest days in Leh before going high.
03
Small groups
Groups are kept small, so trails stay quiet, villages aren't overwhelmed and guides know every guest.
04
Money stays local
We work with local guides, horsemen, cooks and village hosts along every route.
TRAVELLER STORIES
What our guests say
Guide explained the monasteries beautifully. The hotel in Leh was below expectations and the hot water was unreliable.
Mukul KumarIndiaGuide explained the monasteries beautifully. The hotel in Leh was below expectations and the hot water was unreliable.
Mukul KumarIndiaGuide explained the monasteries beautifully. The hotel in Leh was below expectations and the hot water was unreliable.
Mukul KumarIndiaGuide explained the monasteries beautifully. The hotel in Leh was below expectations and the hot water was unreliable.
Mukul KumarIndiaGuide explained the monasteries beautifully. The hotel in Leh was below expectations and the hot water was unreliable.
Mukul KumarIndiaGuide explained the monasteries beautifully. The hotel in Leh was below expectations and the hot water was unreliable.
Mukul KumarIndia
When is the best time to visit Ladakh?
June to September is the main season, when high passes are open and trekking routes are snow-free. May and October are quieter and colder, which suits cultural trips and lower treks.
How long should I acclimatise in Leh?
Plan at least two full days in Leh (3,500 m) before any trek, ride or climb. We'll help you build these days into your plan, and mountaineering trips add further acclimatisation hikes.
Do I need permits?
Some areas such as Nubra, Pangong, Tso Moriri and Hanle require permits or protected-area fees depending on your nationality. We arrange whatever your route needs.
Can you customise a trip?
Yes. Every journey can be adjusted for dates, fitness, group size and interests. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll send a tailored itinerary.
Ready to plan your Ladakh journey?
Tell us your dates and interests — we'll reply with a tailored itinerary.
