13 Days of Pure Himalayan Adventure on Two Wheels
Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh cover the majority of the Northern Himalayan area, which has a terrain and moonscape unlike any other. It's largely a wind-driven voyage across some of the most beautiful and challenging regions of the planet, filled with adventure, wildlife, and culture.
Leh — Ladakh is a place rich with natural beauty as well as soul-stirring experiences. These are experiences that will allow you to connect with yourself, and the magnificent sights will be something you will remember for the rest of your life.
Conquer Khardung La, Baralacha La, and other legendary high-altitude mountain passes
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Pangong Tso, the famous blue lake from Bollywood movies
Ride through high-altitude desert with sand dunes and double-humped Bactrian camels
Challenge yourself on the most thrilling motorcycle routes in the Himalayas
12 Nights 13 Days Available on request
On this day, you will be on the way from Delhi to Manali via Volvo. Take in the nature's beauty along the way as you prepare for a thrilling and adventurous time ahead.
You'll arrive at Manali in morning. We will check into our hotel and relax today to allow our bodies to acclimate. Manali Local Sightseeing is a great way to see the sights in the area. You may also spend some time by visiting the local markets and shopping.
The adventure begins in Manali and continues to Jispa over the Rohtang Pass, passing through peaceful Lahaul Valley villages like as Khoksar, Sissu, Gondla, and Tandi, as well as the confluence of the Chandra and Bhaga Rivers.
Conquer the world's highest motorable road at 18,380 feet - a biker's ultimate achievement
Witness the breathtaking blue waters of Pangong Lake that change colors throughout the day
Navigate through 21 hairpin bends on one of the most challenging and scenic routes in Ladakh
Camp under the stars in the high-altitude desert with sand dunes and double-humped camels
Get a good quality full face helmet to protect from cold winds while riding
Essential for grip and protection from cold and in case of falls
Minimum protection if not wearing full riding jacket and pants
Proper riding shoes or gumboots with thermal socks
SPF 30+ to protect from harsh UV rays at high altitude
4-5 litres daily to avoid dehydration and altitude sickness
Dress in layers rather than thick woolens for better temperature regulation
Mandatory for checkpoints and required at all times during the ride
On this day, you will be on the way from Delhi to Manali via Volvo. Take in the nature's beauty along the way as you prepare for a thrilling and adventurous time ahead.
You'll arrive at Manali in morning. We will check into our hotel and relax today to allow our bodies to acclimate. Manali Local Sightseeing is a great way to see the sights in the area. You may also spend some time by visiting the local markets and shopping. You will be briefed about overview of the ride, including the itinerary, bike allocation, and so on. Afternoon at leisure Overnight stay at a hotel with dinner to explore and enjoy.
The adventure begins in Manali and continues to Jispa over the Rohtang Pass, passing through peaceful Lahaul Valley villages like as Khoksar, Sissu, Gondla, and Tandi, as well as the confluence of the Chandra and Bhaga Rivers. The route passes through unique landscapes of rocky mountains and mud, making it ideal for photographers. A lovely bike ride will be provided by the magnificent lush green valley and hairpin curve. We will enter the Lahaul valley after crossing our first pass, and our ride will continue beside the Chandra river until late afternoon, when we will arrive in Jispa. We'll make a campfire and camp out here for the night. Staying in Jispa is also recommended since your body will begin to acclimate.
After breakfast, begin your journey. We will pass through many magnificent views that have never been seen before. Zing zing bar, suraj tal, baralacha la-16040 ft, and killing sarai will be crossed. Baralacha la is a high mountain pass in the zanskar range that is generally covered in snow all year. We shall arrive at sarchu in the early evening (4300m). Sarchu is a large plateau with a stunning, martian-like environment. Cliffs with needle-like structures that resemble sand castles are attempting to reach the sky. Don't forget to get to bed early tomorrow since it's going to be a busy day.
We'll hit the road as soon as the sun shines. The Gata loops' 21 hairpin curves continue to rise towards the Nakila and Lachungla Passes. We'll stop for lunch and refreshment in the afternoon at Pang. We will also see 50 kilometres of flatlands before going to Tanglang La Pass, the world's second highest motorable road pass. Prepare to take some stunning photos, as the scenery resembles a football field created by God for Yetis. We shall arrive at Leh in the evening. After a long day, we need a good rest.
Spend a day in Leh resting and exploring the surrounding areas. The ancient Lamayuru Monastery is a place to admire and find calm. Take the time to pause and be surprised by the mesmerising vistas of Lamayuru, commonly known as the ‘Moonland’ Hills. We'll go to Shanti Stupa and the surrounding monasteries. Shanti Stup's architecture and beauty are indescribable. Shanti Stupa's elevation allows us to see the entire landscape of Leh Ladakh. You may spend the evening exploring Leh's gleaming bazaar. You can stay in any hotel in Leh tonight, depending on your needs.
Our first mission today is to ride to the top of the world - the Khardungla Pass (5359m), the world's highest motorable pass, located 40 kilometres from Leh. Following that, we'll travel to the Nubra Valley. We'll be staying underground in the high-altitude desert. Discover the beautiful Wari La-Nubra Valley while in Hunder. Take time to go on a camel safari with a dune if it works into your itinerary. Later, enjoy Nubra Valley camping beneath the stars.
You will leave the Nubra Valley today and travel roughly 217 kilometres to the Pangong Lake. Allow yourself to be enchanted by the breathtaking splendour of Pangong Tso Lake. There is a campground near the lake where you may check in for an overnight stay. You'll have the opportunity to go off-road and cross a river. Prepare for a full-fledged adventure. From the Narrow Stretches, we'll arrive to Pangong Lake, a beautiful blue lagoon. Pangong Lake's Magnificent View Will Leave You Speechless. Pangong Lake is 134 kilometres long and extends from India to China. It is located at an elevation of around 4350 metres. Spend Some Quality Time And Allow Your Soul To Relax. Staying in a hotel for the night.
After breakfast, we'll begin our journey back to Leh. We'll pass through the Changla Pass and the Wildlife Sanctuary. See the famous school that was used as an off-set location in the hit Hindi film 3 Idiots on the way. Changla Pass is the steepest ascent and the most challenging crossing due to many water torrents. It can put your off-road abilities to the test. We shall arrive at Leh in the evening. Don't forget to get to bed early tomorrow since we'll be taking the longest ride of the journey back home.
The journey today will be the longest, since we will be riding for 8 to 10 hours. We'll stop for lunch in Pang before continuing on our way to Manali. Riding in lengthy lines back to back with friends is a unique experience, especially in this type of setting. We will arrive in Jispa in the evening and will be able to enjoy our adventure with a bonfire and music.
It's now time to cycle back to where we started after the dawn today. On the way, we'll stop at Sissu Lake, where there's also a large waterfall known as Palam Dhara. Following that, we'll have lunch in Koksar. We will arrive at Manali in the late afternoon. Set out on a journey to Manali, taking in the breathtaking scenery along the way. Stay at Manali for the night.
This is when the thrilling adventure comes to an end. Leave from Manali and go to Delhi, then return to your respective areas with stories full with thrills and experiences.
You understand and accept that your proposed tour may expose you to inherent dangers including but not limited to Covid, physical exertion, equipment failure, or the activity itself. You acknowledge that alterations to the schedule itinerary or activity may be made as necessitated by weather, group size, road transport, road closures, illness, lock downs or other factors, you agree to accept the decisions of the tour leader or representative, and you accept that neither we nor the providers of services can be held responsible for expenses or inconvenience incurred as a consequence. You acknowledge that the enjoyment of your tour or holiday is derived in part from travel beyond the safety risks of life at work or at home, and you accept and assume all the risks involved.
Leh is connected to major cities including as Delhi, Jammu, and Srinagar via air. You may simply get to the airport after meeting your group at the meeting location and begin your cycling trip. National routes between Srinagar (April to November) and Manali (May to October) are open during the summer, making vehicle travel to Leh possible.
You can visit Ladakh at any time of year depending on your preferences, but the tourist season runs from May through October. The months of June to September are ideal for bike trips.
In the summer, you only need a sweater, one or two coats, and hats, but for a lengthy bicycle excursion, full biking gear with jackets, pants, knee-pads, and shoes is required.
The Inner Line Permit, or ILP, is a travel permit issued by the Indian government that allows Indian and foreign tourists to visit a protected area for a specified duration. This permit is required for all residents who do not reside in the state of Jammu & Kashmir. Foreign visitors to Ladakh must first get a Ladakh Protected Area License (PAP) before entering the territory.
The minimum age of the tourist must be 25 years of age to opt for travelling by bike to Leh Ladakh.