Lamayuru Buddhist monastery at sunset, Ladakh, India

Ladakh

Our team in Ladakh

With over 20 years experience guiding in and around Ladakh, our three man team in Leh and Kathmandu co-ordinates all our operations. Anghcok Ney (based in Leh), Anup Sigdel and Anurodh Rana (based in Kathmandu) all have extensive knowledge of Ladakh and the practicalities involved in trekking here. They have a team of 8 Ladakhi and Nepali guides who they have hand selected, with experience ranging from 5 to 15 years guiding in the Ladakhi Himalaya.

Our team offers a diverse range of expeditions tailored to every ability level, from accessible treks through the Indus Valley to challenging summits of trekking peaks like Kang Yatse II. Even in the most remote corners of the region, they deliver exceptional service. Supported by an extended crew of expert cooks, mule drivers, and specialist guides, they create a comfortable, supportive environment that keeps you going when the terrain gets tough.
The team’s passion for adventure shines through on our treks to the Changtang Lakes, Spiti Valley, and the Markha Valley, while the Indus Valley journey allows them to share the deep history of their homeland. They bring the renowned high-quality service of their "Nepali brothers" to an even wilder, more rugged setting—an experience you truly have to see for yourself.

Local experiences

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  • Winter
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    Our experiences in snow, ice or winter conditions

Ladakh

Skarayokma,
Near Tongray Zampa,
UT Ladakh,
Leh – 194101

A word from the team

In northern India, bordered by the Himalayas in the south and the Karakoram Mountains in the north, we find Ladakh. The Buddhist culture here is remarkably preserved thanks to its isolation. Large numbers of Buddhist monasteries are still very alive and active; some, like those in Alchi, date back to the 11th century. Our trips explore the monasteries of the Indus valley, the remote villages, mineral landscapes and local people.