No of Days
08 - 09 Days
Higest Point
Kang Yatze (elevation 6,400 metres)
Grade
Moderate to Chalenging
Attraction
Markha valley, Nimaling
The Kang Yatse is 6400 mtr. high Peak located in the Markha valley Ladakh jammu and Kashmir India. Kang Yatse Peak requires climbing and trekking technical skills while trying on its top. During Kang Yaste expedition first we do the Markha Valley Trek and after adaptation we start to climb this peak. Markha Valley trek is one of the most famous treks in entire Ladakh. You can see the Saser Massif, Stok Kangri as well as Karakoram range peak during this trek. Kang Yatse area is also rich of the wildlife, one can spot elegant snow leopard, Marmot, Blue sheep, Ibex and many others.
Ladakh is one of the most attractive and picturesque places in India. It is an absolute charm for tourists to see the natural beauty at high altitude. We Zanskar Kanishka Expeditions Leh take this duty to make Expeditors / tourists and travelers acquainted with true beauty of Ladakh. We are the native of Zanskar and true Ladakhi we know the best places attraction, adventure activities, residing facilities and small needs of tourists. We are a skilled and specialized in adventure sports i.e white river rafting, Chadar trekking, skiing, Trekking in mountains, mountain bike tours, Jeep Safari, Sightseeing.
The Kang Yatse summit is located in the Markha valley area of Ladakh is at 6400 m height. Kang Yatse Peak climbing required technical skills while trying go on top. Tourist or expeditors first do the Markha Valley Trek and after adaptation we start to climb Kang Yatse peak. Markha Valley trek is one of the most famous treks among expeditors in Ladakh. Tourist have sightseeing of Saser Massif, Stok Kangri as well as Karakoram range peak during the trekking in Markha Valley. Markha Valley is also full of wildlife, you can see elegant snow leopard, Marmot, Blue sheep, Ibex etc.
Kang Yatze (elevation 6,400 metres (21,000 ft)) is a mountain located at the end of the Markha valley in the Himalayas in the Ladakh region of northwest India. The mountain has two main summits, the lower western peak (Kang Yatze II) is easier (Alpine PD) and more frequently climbed, although lower at about 6200m. The higher eastern peak is the true summit (Kang Yatze I) although less frequently climbed as it is across a technically difficult knife-edge traverse. An alternative is to climb the North East ridge then directly up the steep snow face.
