Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek - Itinerary & Route Details
- Day 01: Arrive In Leh.
- Day 02: Acclimatization and Local Walks in Leh.
- Day 03: Drive to Kargil.
- Day 04: Drive to Padum.
- Day 05: Rest and Explore Zanskar.
- Day 06: Drive to Bardhan. Trek to Kang La Base (4800m), via Temasa Tokpo (3800m)
- Day 07: Cross Kang La (5450m) to Kang La Glacier Camp ( 4800m)
- Day 08: Trek to Phalphu ( 4250m)
- Day 09: Trek to Zardong, via Kesar Yon Chhap
- Day 10: Trek to Thanpattan (3200m),
- Day 11: Trek to Shukto via Khanjer. Drive to Udaipur.
- Day 12: Drive to Manali.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of trek is this?
Circuit Trek
In this type of trek, the entry point and exit point is different. You trek to reach a new point. Generally involves a pass crossing to enter a new valley.
What is the accommodation type on this trek?
Camping
Camping treks are those where nights are spent in tents pitched at designated campsites. Camps are chosen for safety and practicality (stable ground, water availability, weather exposure, and minimal ecological impact). This style offers the most raw mountain experience and flexible route planning, but comfort depends on terrain and conditions.
What kind of toilet facilities can I expect on this trek?
Toilet tents are used at campsites (dry-pit / cat-hole system as per terrain and local regulations). Some camps may have basic fixed toilets near village camps, but do not expect permanent facilities.
How is food served during the trek?
Fresh meals are cooked by the trek staff at camp. Food is served hot in a common dining setup (dining tent or open area). Meals are generally simple, nutritious, and high-energy; menu depends on package and logistics.
How is human waste managed on this trek?
Human waste is handled using toilet tents and designated pits/cat-holes at safe distance from water sources. Sites are selected and managed to reduce contamination; toilet paper and hygiene waste are carried out where feasible or disposed as per local guidelines.
How is food waste managed on this trek?
Food waste is minimized through planned portions. Biodegradable waste is disposed responsibly away from water sources or carried down where required. Leftovers are avoided; nothing is dumped into streams.
How is plastic waste handled on this trek?
Plastic waste is segregated and carried back to the roadhead for proper disposal. Trekkers are encouraged to use refillable bottles; single-use plastics are discouraged/controlled.
How do you follow Leave No Trace principles on this trek?
Camps are left cleaner than found. Waste is segregated and carried out, trails are respected, water sources are protected, and noise is kept low. No littering, no washing with soap near streams, and no disturbance to wildlife or local culture.
What type of terrain can I expect on the Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek?
Meadows, Moraines, Rocky, Rugged
Is cloakroom / luggage storage available for the Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek?
No. Cloakroom or luggage storage is not available for this trek.
Where does the Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek start?
Where does the Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek end?
What is the grade / difficulty of the Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek?
Strenuous
The trek duration each day may span from 5 - 8 hours, and may go up to to 8 - 9 on few days. The trail involves steep ascents and descents. Good fitness are demand of these treks, and trekkers must involve themselves in cardio exercises regularly to do these treks comfortably. Sleeping altitude may go above 4000 meters or little above it on couple of days, but not more than that. The trail might go as high as 4500 - 5200 meters. These trek are remote and evacuation might not be possible from all the campsites
What is the duration of the Kangla And Miyar Glacier Trek?
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