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Kang La pass is a high-altitude pass used by the Lahouli people to cross into the Zanskar and Ladakh regions. This trek is one of the most difficult treks and not to be taken lightly. With long distances to be covered over unpredictable terrains this trek is for the most strenturous amongst you. This trek route is one which has not been explored much is as pristine as it comes.

Day 1: Reporting at Manali

Day 2: Drive Manali to Udaipur (2,800m)

Day 3: Drive from Udaipur – Khanjer (3,685m)

Day 4: Gumba Nala - Phalpu /Alyas (3,985m)

Day 5: Rest day

A day to rejuvenate our tired body and souls.

Day 7: Camp I – Camp II Base of Kang-la (4,870m)

Day 1: Reporting at Manali

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Dzo Jongo Kangri

Markha Valley is one of Nepal's lesser-known destinations, yet a jewel of plenty. This, however, is becoming in popularity little by little.

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Saser Kangri

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Lungser Kangri

The ascent is simple, but has spectacular views of the surrounding peaks and the Tso-Moriri Lake. This walk is good for fit hikers who lack any mountaineering experience.

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Chamser Kangri

This trek is a surreal dreamland trek. The snow is mushy and crunchy, with ice particles mixed in, while air from glaciers pours in, resulting in an exhilarating feeling.

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Kang Yatse II

Kang Yatse 2 peak lies in the gorgeous Markha Valley, known for popular treks.

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KANG LA PASS TREK

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The only way to travel is to fly to Kushok Bakula Rimpochi Airport located in Leh. It is just 4 km away from the main city. The airport is well connected to Delhi and also receives flights from Mumbai, Srinagar, Jammu, Chandigarh and other general destinations in India. Even international travellers can fly directly from major cities like Kolkata, Mumbai and Delhi.