Women Only Treks in Ladakh

Take an incredible trip through Leh's untamed landscape with Thrillophilia’s specially curated women only treks in Ladakh. Our carefully chosen treks have something to offer everyone, regardless of experience level. 

You can explore the moderate to difficult Rumbak Valley, renowned for its breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The Markha Valley Trek offers stunning scenery and tough trails as you explore historic monasteries and colorful culture.

Explore Ladakh's hidden beauties on the Sham Valley Trek, combining beauty and culture. Experience the thrilling Tso Moriri Lake Trek, where the clear waters mirror the snow-capped peaks. Explore Nubra Valley's bizarre scenery, which is well-known for its double-humped camels and sand dunes.

As you hike through charming villages and lush valleys, take in the peace and quiet of Sumda Chun. Visit Stok Kangri Base Camp to test your boundaries before the ultimate adventure in alpine meadows and towering peaks. Explore Lamayuru to Alchi on old pathways, soaking up history and stunning views.

Your comfort and safety are our top considerations when it comes to Thrillophilia. So why wait? Come along on an exciting adventure with women only treks in Ladakh and let your passion for adventure run wild.

Women Only Treks in Ladakh

Here are the top women-only treks in Ladakh:

1. Rumbak Valley Trek: The moderately challenging Rumbak Valley trek is one of the Ladakh women's treks that is about 16 kilometres long and takes about 5-6 days. You reach an elevation of 4000 metres passing through monasteries like Hemis, and local houses. During the trek you may also spot rare wildlife like the Asiatic ibex, snow leopards and Ladakh Urials besides birds like golden eagles. 

2. Markha Valley Trek: The moderate to difficult Markha Valley trek is one of the Ladakh women treks that is 46 kilometres long. You reach an elevation of 17,100 feet passing through tiny hamlets like Nimaling, Markha, and Yurutse. You can book a women only trek in Ladakh and go to the Markha Valley to witness yellow to lush green landscapes besides the Indus River.

3. Sham Valley Trek: The easy Sham Valley trek is 37 kilometres long and takes about 6 days. You reach an elevation of 12,715 feet passing through gurgling streams, barley fields, untouched forests, and rustic settlements. You also get to visit the renowned Alchi monastery and the beautiful village of Shukpachen. 

4. Tso Moriri Lake Trek: One of the most beautiful treks is the moderate-difficult Tso Moriri Lake trek which is 90 kilometres and takes about 9 days. You reach an altitude of 5400 metres passing through the Rupshu Valley where you can come across the nomadic shepherds of Tibet. At the end of the walk you get to witness the breathtaking views of Lake Tso Moriri and Lake Tso Kar.

5. Nubra Valley Trek: The easy–moderate Nubra Valley trek is around 59 kilometres long and takes about 5 days. You reach an elevation of 17,782 feet (5438 metres) passing through virgin landscapes, remote villages and the panoramas of the Hunder Dok village. You also get to cross high passes like Khardung La and Digar La at an elevation of around 6000 metres.

6. Sumda Chun Trek: The Sumda Chun trek is about 52 kilometres long and takes about 9 days. On this walk, you reach an elevation of 4541 metres passing through the frozen Chadar or the Zanskar River, and ancient settlements. At the end of the walk you get to visit the Sumda chun Monastery and Sumda Chey which is one of Ladakh’s oldest villages.

7. Stok Kangri Base Camp Trek: The medium level Stok Kangri base camp trek is around 30 kilometres long and takes about 7 days. You reach an elevation of 4950 metres on this walk passing through the high Stok La Pass. At the end, you are treated to 360-degree views of the surrounding peaks namely Pracha Kangri, Pyramid Peak, Golep and Suku Kangri. Stok Kangri itself, standing tall at 6,153 meters, offers an exhilarating challenge for seasoned trekkers.

8. Lamayuru to Alchi Trek: Set out on the thrilling 71-kilometre, 5-6 day Lamayuru to Alchi trek. This difficult walk, which ends at a height of 5153 metres, involves two days of tackling difficult mountain passes. You can explore historic gompas amidst stunning scenery, such as Alchi, Lamayuru, and Sumda Choon.