Travel Blog of Medhavi Davda (from India)
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Ladakh, India - Land of high passes
Adventure Travel ~ Responsible Travel ~ Experiential Travel ~ Solo Travel
Ladakh, India - Land of high passes
Chadar Trek is considered to be extremely difficult because you have to trek on the frozen river in winter when the temperature ranges between -15°C and -30°C. The ice on the river forms and breaks without any notice and in the worst case scenarios an alternate route through the snow-covered steep rocks...
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The fall in chadar was scary and the story doesn’t end there. Chadar was actually broken a few mtrs ahead of my fall. And it wasn’t possible for anyone to cross the 0 degrees chest deep waters. Few trekkers had planned a buffer day while booking their return tickets, so they had the luxury to try their luck...
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Chadar Trek in Ladakh is one of the most glamorous treks in the world. It is considered to be extremely difficult because you have to trek on the frozen Zanskar river in winter when the temperature ranges between -15°C and -30°C. Though the walk is simple, this trek brings it's own set of difficulties...
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Markha Valley Trek in Ladakh has been one of my most favourite trek, for the most colourful mountains of Ladakh and the traditional Ladakhi culture I got to explore on this route. On one of my initial treks to Roopkund, I had got inspired by a French lady who was trekking alone with a guide. Solo Trekking became...
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Ladakh, the land of high passes, is the topmost road trip destination in India. But, for me, Ladakh was only about trekking when I’d ever thought of traveling to the outlandish Trans-Himalayan range. I first visited Ladakh in 2014 winters for 2 weeks for the Chadar Trek and experienced extreme temperatures...
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