6 places · 5 with rooms, 1 camping, 6 with meals on the Chilling → Skiu section of the Markha Valley Trek, in Skiu. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Registered homestay in Skiu (registration to March 2024). The number is the shared village phone, also given for other Skiu homestays; the map point is the village.
Ask for Dorjay Stanzin
Homestay at the eastern end of Skiu, on the trail towards Markha. Meals included; open roughly June to September.
Village homestay in the western part of Skiu, beside the trail. Meals included; open roughly June to September, no need to book for small groups.
Campsite with a tea tent by the Markha river at the western end of Skiu, used by trekking groups. Pay the owner on arrival.
Village homestay in Skiu, on the trail. Dinner, bed and breakfast with a packed lunch, usually about Rs 1,600–1,800 per person in 2026; open roughly June to September.
Registered homestay in Skiu (registration to March 2024). The map point is the village; ask for the house on arrival.
Ask for Nawang Sharap
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "listed in a map or official register" appear on OpenStreetMap or in an older entry of the Leh tourism homestay register, but could not be confirmed as open in 2025–2026. Village homestays rarely have websites: ask in the village on arrival. Homestays on the Markha Valley Trek are small family houses that take guests in turn and open from about June to September. Pay in cash, in rupees.
The Markha Valley Trek route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.