About Namoh Expedition

My name is Mohd Hussain, and I work as an Expedition Marshal in Ladakh.

I have around 5 years of experience working in the adventure and expedition field. I started my journey as a helper, where I learned the basics of field operations, equipment handling, road conditions, and supporting expedition teams.

During my early years, I also worked with and operated different types of machinery, which helped me develop practical experience and confidence in challenging terrain.

With time, experience, and dedication, I progressed into the role of an Expedition Marshal. Today, my responsibility is to coordinate riders, manage group movements, maintain discipline and safety on the route, assist riders when needed, and make sure the entire expedition runs smoothly.

For me, being a Marshal is not just about leading a group. It is about responsibility, teamwork, safety, communication, and making sure every rider has a memorable experience in the Himalayas.

Hello everyone, my name is Stanzin Dorjay, and I am a local from Leh‑Ladakh.

I have been working in the tourism industry since 2016, gaining experience in different areas of tourism, including hotel management, cab tours, and bike tours.

Over the years, I have had the opportunity to work with more than 5,000 guests and groups, travelling across different parts of Ladakh and gaining valuable knowledge of the region, its routes, and its people.

I joined Namoh Expedition as a Marshal last year, and it has been a wonderful and valuable experience for me. Working with the team has given me the opportunity to meet people from different places, support riders on their journeys, and share my local knowledge and experience.

I am proud to be part of the Namoh Expedition family and look forward to many more adventures together.

Hi, my name is Nubu.

Being a Marshal for the Namoh Expedition is more than simply leading the way; it is about becoming a part of every rider’s journey. It means guiding people through challenging mountain roads, sharing the beauty and character of the Himalayas, and being there when the road demands patience, teamwork, and responsibility.

Every turn brings a new view, every challenge creates a new memory, and every successful arrival feels like a shared achievement.

I feel proud and grateful to be part of Namoh Expedition, helping fellow riders experience the mountains not just as a destination, but as an unforgettable journey.