1) Trekking Trekking can be enjoyed in Ladakh as the region is replete with demanding tracks, high altitudes and snow-covered passes. Different regions of Ladakh like Nubra Valley, Zanskar Valley and Leh have their own set of easy to difficult treks. The most popular treks in Ladakh are Lamayuru to Darcha, Ripchar Valley, Padum to Darcha and Lamayuru to Alchi. Chadar, the frozen river trek; Kang Yatse; and Dzo Jongo are amongst the most difficult trekking routes in Ladakh. Other treks worth mentioning are Ladakh Zanskar Trek, Manali Ladakh Trek, Markha Valley Trek, Nubra Valley Trek, Rupshu Valley Trekking and Stok Kangri trek.

2) Camel Safari Camel safari in Ladakh is a lesser known activity, but considering how the new generation of tourists is taking to it, it would not be a surprise if it becomes the flag bearer of Ladakh tourism in coming times. The diverse topography of the region is exemplified by Nubra Valley, at a short distance from the valley covered with high snow-clad mountains one can witness a vast desert, called Hunder. This place offers great opportunity to explore the exceptional beauty of Nubra while riding a Bactrian camel.

3) Camping Camping is an important part of mountain climbing and trekking and it is gradually growing in a form of a key tourist activity. Another interesting activity offered is yak safari in Ladakh. Yaks are major attraction here as these animals can only be found in Ladakh region in India. Thus, a yak safari is a unique experience in Ladakh. Another much sought after activity is jeep safari in Ladakh. It is not only a cheap and convenient method of travelling through the length and breadth of Ladakh, but it is also one of the most exciting voyages one can experience here. The most popular jeep safari routes in Ladakh are Leh-Manali and Leh-Padum.

4)Adventure Activity An ideal adventure activity in Ladakh is mountain climbing. The lofty Zanskar and Karakoram ranges are perfect for professional mountain climbers. The Stok-Kangri Massif of the Zanskar range is quite popular amongst the climbers. Some of the popular peaks in this range are Nun (7,135 m) & Kun (7,077 m), Gulap Khangri (5,900 m), Matho West (5,950 m) and Kantak (5,275 m). Whereas, on the Karakoram ranges, Saser-I (7,415 m), Saser -II (7,513m ) and Saser III (7,495 m) are the most prominent peaks.