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no documents or permits are needed for the Indian citizens for trekking
in any area that lies outside the inner line. However, if you want to
trek inside the inner line, you'll need permission from the district
magistrate or the Central Home Ministry whereas the foreigners are not
allowed to cross the inner line. The altitude up to which you want to
go is also a criteria for requirement of permission. For example, if
you want to trek up to the height of 4900 meters, then no permission
is required (foreigners can trek on tourist visas). Above that height,
you need to take permission beforehand. If you are taking a camera along,
you'll need a permission for that too.
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Essentials For Trekking in Ladak
Enthusiasm is fine, we don't want to dampen that. But, it is recommended
that you undergo medical examination before you go on a trek. You should
always have a first aid kit with you. Keep a map with you, and go at
a pace you are comfortable with Trekking in Ladak.
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Essentials For Trekking in Ladak
Good rucksack with broad straps
Sleeping Bag
Foam Mattress
Walking Shoes
Raincoat
Torch
Umbrella
Matchbox
Appropriate Clothes
Toilet Items
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Ladakh, the place that inspires awe as
well as curiosity, is the northern most part of the northern most province
of India, the beautiful state of Jammu and Kashmir. About 2 lakh inhabitants
of the place live in the two districts of the region - Leh and Kargil.
During winters, the region used to remain almost cut off from the rest of
the country due to snow fall and nasty winter that made it difficult for us
to use the highways Srinagar-Leh and Manali-Leh, the routes that connected
Ladakh to the other parts of the country.
In spite of the fact that Ladakh has
been thrown open to tourism by the government, the name of the place still
evoke an image of the place that remains unexplored, which holds true (at
least for you). So ... join us at Vacations India to enjoy these
breathtaking and ravishing trekking routes at Ladakh.
Even if you treat the spectacular views as just a bonus, the Ladakh
trekking still retains that charm that make you treat this place as ideal,
different and exciting for trekking, especially for the energetic people
with an inclination for outdoor activities.
Ladakh India Trekking - Usually, the trekking Treks season here was
confined to summer months, which is not the case anymore as improved
equipments and transportation have made it possible for us to go to Ladakh
even in winters Ladakh India Trekking. However, winter treks are more popular in the low altitude
areas.
The areas such as Tso Moriri and Nubra
have been opened to public only in 1994 and therefore have that unexplored
aura about them. However, the popular trekking routes in India Ladakh Trekking are :
The Pangong Lake Circuit : Pangong is actually a high altitude lake
that is a very popular tourist spot with the trekkers. It is a route with
great landscapes and goes through Shey and Thikse. It goes over Chang-La
pass which is, considering its altitude, is easy to tackle. This route
reaches its last point at Spangmik, because the foreigners are allowed only
up to this point.
Kargil : It is right there in the Himalayas, and acts as a base and
take off destination for those who are going to Zanskar Valley Ladakh Treks.
Nubra Valley : Nubra Valley is with the eastern ridge of the
Karakoram range in North ladakh . This trekking route is among the difficult
ones and it passes through the Khardung-La pass Ladakh Treks.
The Tso Moriri Lake : This route begins at Taglang-La along the Leh-Manali
road and goes towards the twin lakes of Startsapuk and Tso-kar (these are
lakes) up to Korzok Ladakh Treks.
Contact us for Prior Booking at our 24 Hours desk on the following mobile Nos: +91-99428 99555 , 98424 30308 , 99425 87000.
Ethnic people of Ladakh:
The Natural Trekkers.
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