Trekking & Outdoor Activities in Serthi

• Plateau Walks:
  Gentle hikes across the open Changthang plains and ridges offer expansive vistas, meditative silence, and perfect conditions for landscape photography.

• Wildlife Watching:
  The surrounding high‑altitude terrain is home to Tibetan wild asses (kiang), Himalayan marmots, and a variety of migratory birds, making Serthi a rewarding spot for nature lovers.

• Nomadic Camp Visits:
  In summer months, Changpa nomads pitch their traditional rebos (tents) on nearby pastures. Visitors can observe daily life—milking yaks, wool processing, and tent‑making rituals.

Visiting Information for Serthi

• Distance from Leh: Approximately 180–200 km east of Leh (depending on your route via Changthang).

• Altitude: Around 4,200 m (13,780 ft) above sea level.

• Best Time to Visit: June to September, when the plains are accessible and weather is milder.

• Ideal For:

  • Off‑beat explorers seeking remote Himalayan experiences

  • Cultural enthusiasts interested in nomadic lifestyles

  • Photographers chasing dramatic high‑altitude landscapes

  • Trekking and nature‑walk aficionados

• Key Activities: Village immersion, plateau walks, wildlife spotting, photography, and cultural exchanges with Changpa families.