Markha River (India)

The Markha River is a river in Ladakh, India. It is a tributary of the Zanskar River. The Markha Valley is the most popular trekking route in Ladakh.[1] On top of the valley you can find the Kang Yatze, a mountain.

References

  1. ^ http://books.google.com/books?id=1P-Q0cN9PVMC&pg=PA62

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Passes
Valleys
Cities and Towns

Leh · Kargil · Upshi · Padum · Rangdum · Dras · Hemis · Hanle · Nyoma

Likir · Khalatse · Thiksey · Chemrey · Shey · Zangla · Daulat Beg Oldi · Thoise · Chalunka · Fukche · Ukdungle · Demchok · Diskit · Chushul
Rivers, glaciers and lakes
Sutlej · Beas · Ravi · Shyok · Chenab · Indus · Zanskar  · Tsarap  · Doda River  · Suru River  · Markha River
Siachen Glacier · Drang-drung  · Rimo
Tso Moriri · Pangong Tso
Monasteries
Alchi · Bardan · Basgo · Chemrey · Diskit · Hanle · Hemis · Hundur · Korzok · Karsha · Lamayuru · Likir · Lingshed · Mashro · Matho · Mulbekh · Namgyal Tsemo · Phugtal · Phyang · Rangdum · Rizong · Sani · Sankar · Saspul · Shey Monastery · Spituk · Stakna · Stok · Stongdey · Takthok · Thikse · Tonde · Wanla  · Zangla · Zongkul
See also