11 NIGHT / 12 LEH LADAKH BIKE TOUR PACKAGE
This iconic journey through the heart of the Himalayas takes you on an exhilarating ride from the bustling city of Delhi, through the lush valleys of Himachal Pradesh, across the rugged high-altitude passes of Ladakh, and to Umling La, the highest motorable road in the world. The round trip is approximately 2,800 km and offers a mix of challenging terrain, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural experiences. Experience the thrill of riding through one of the world’s most scenic and challenging routes. Cross multiple high- altitude passes including Rohtang La, Baralacha La, Tanglang La, and Khardung La. Ride through the remote Changthang region of Ladakh, visiting Hanle and Umling La, the world’s highest motorable road (5,883 m). Witness the spectacular beauty of Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and the vast Moore Plains. Explore ancient monasteries, vibrant local markets, and experience the unique culture of Ladakh. Visit Leh, the capital of Ladakh, and enjoy its blend of traditional Ladakhi culture and modern amenities.
SHORT ITINERARY(DELHI – MANALI – LEH – UMLINGLA)
Day 1:- Manali – Delhi
Day 2:- Manali
Day 3:- Manali – Sarchu
Day 4:- Sarchu – Leh
Day 5:- Leh – Nubra
Day 6:- Nubra – Pangong
Day 7:- Pangong – Hanlet
Day 8:- Hanley – Umlingla – Hanley
Day 9:– Hanlet – Leh via Chumthang
Day 10:- Leh -Jispa
Day 11:– Jispa – Manali
Day 12:- Delhi.
Day 1:- Delhi – Manali (550km) (Duration: 12-14 hours)
Depart from Delhi in the evening (around 6-7 PM) by a comfortable Volvo bus. The overnight journey will take you through the scenic Kullu Valley, crossing Chandigarh and Bilaspur.
Day 2:- Manali
Arrive in Manali by early morning and check into your hotel. Relax after the long journey and get acclimatized. Pick up your motorbikes and complete the paperwork. Test the bikes to ensure they are in good condition. Explore Manali’s local attractions:
- Hidimba Temple: An ancient cave temple surrounded by cedar forest.
- Vashisht Hot Springs: Relax in the natural hot springs.
- Mall Road: Stroll around for shopping and food.
- Attend a briefing session in the evening about the upcoming ride.
- Overnight: Stay and Dinner at a hotel in Manali.
.Day 3:- Manali – Sarchu (170km) (Duration: 7-8 hours)
Depart early in the morning and enjoy the stunning views of snow-capped peaks of solang valleys, Atal-tunnel and Sissu village. Stop at keylong for lunch and refuel. Cross Baralacha La Pass (4,890 m), where you’ll witness mesmerizing landscapes. Arrive at Sarchu (4,290 m) by late afternoon. The area is known for its stunning plains and stark beauty. Overnight stay and Dinner at tent in Sarchu.
Tips :- Sarchu is at high altitude, so rest well and stay hydrated to acclimatize.
Day 4:- Sarchu – Leh (250km) (Duration:8-9 hours)
Start early to tackle the Gata Loops (21 hairpin bends). Cross Nakee La (4,739 m) and Lachung La (5,059 m) passes. Lunch stop at Pang, followed by a ride through the stunning Moore Plains. Climb to Tanglang La (5,328 m), one of the highest motorable passes in the world.Descend towards Leh, arriving by late afternoon orearly evening. Overnight Stay and Dinner at a hotel in Leh.
Day 5:-Leh – Nubra (160km) (Duration: 5-6 hours)
Ride up to Khardung La (5,359 m), the world’s highest motorable road. Enjoy panoramic views from the top and take some time for photos. Descend towards Nubra Valley, known for its sand dunes, double-humped Bactrian camels, and beautiful monasteries. Visit Diskit Monastery, famous for its 32-meter tall Buddha statue. Enjoy a camel ride at the sand dunes in Hunder. Overnight Stay and Dinner in a camp or guesthouse in Hunder.
Day 6:- Nubra – Pangong (200km) (Duration: 6-7 hours)
Ride along the scenic Shyok River route, offering a mix of river crossings and rugged terrain. Arrive at the breathtaking Pangong Lake (4,225 m), famous for its changing colors. Explore the lake, take photographs, and relax by the serene blue waters. Overnight Stay and Dinner in a lakeside camp at Pangong.
Tip: The temperatures can drop significantly at night; carry warm clothes.
Day 7:- Pangong – Hanle (160km) (Duration: 5-6 hours)
Start early from Pangong Lake to enjoy the sunrise over the lake’s blue waters. Take the Chushul route, which is less traveled and offers a rugged, adventurous ride. Pass through Maan and Merak villages along the lake’s edge. These are quaint and remote villages with stunning views. Cross the Chushul Checkpost (ID proof and Inner Line Permit
required) and continue towards Tsaga La Pass (4,663 m). The ride offers spectacular views of the Changthang Plateau, characterized by vast plains, mountains, and nomadic settlements. Reach Hanle, a high-altitude village famous for its astronomical observatory, one of the highest in the world. Visit the Hanle Monastery, one of the oldest and most secluded monasteries in Ladakh. Overnight Stay and Dinner in a guesthouse or homestay in Hanle.
Tip: Hanle is at a high altitude (~4,500 m), so take it easy, hydrate well, and avoid strenuous activities.
Day 8:- Hanle – Umlingla – Hanle (150km) (Duration: 6-7 hours)
Start early from Hanle for the challenging ride to Umling La Pass (5,883 m), the world’s highest motorable road. The road to Umling La is rough, with steep climbs and loose gravel,
making it an exhilarating ride for adventure enthusiasts. As you ascend, you’ll experience breathtaking views of the barren landscape and snow-capped peaks. Reach the top of Umling La, where you’ll find a signboard marking the highest motorable pass. Take time for photos and enjoy the spectacular panorama. Descend carefully back to Hanle,
enjoying the vast, open landscapes of the Changthang Plateau. Overnight Stay and Dinner in Hanle at the same guesthouse or homestay.
Tip: The ride to Umling La is challenging due to the high altitude and rough roads. Ensure your bike is in good condition, carry extra fuel, and take frequent breaks to avoid altitude sickness.
Day 9 :- Hanle – Leh via Chumathang (250km) (Duration: 7-8 hours)
Depart from Hanle early in the morning and head towards Nyoma, a small village on the banks of the Indus River. Continue riding to Mahe Bridge, where you’ll need to show your permits at the checkpost. Ride along the Indus River towards Chumathang, known for its hot springs. You can take a short break here and dip your hands in the naturally warm waters. Stop for lunch at a local dhaba in Chumathang. From Chumathang, continue the ride towards Upshi, where the road merges with the Leh- Manali Highway. Arrive in Leh by late afternoon or early evening. Take some time to rest after the long journey. Overnight Stay and Dinner at a hotel in Leh.
Tip: This route offers a relatively smooth ride with beautiful views of the Indus Valley. Refuel at Nyoma or Chumathang if needed.
Day 10:- Leh – Jispa (330km) (Duration: 8-9 hours)
Start early to cover the long distance. Retrace your route back through Tanglang La, Moore Plains, and Baralacha La. Stop at Sarchu for a quick break and refreshments. Continue riding towards Jispa, a picturesque village by the Bhaga River. Overnight Stay and Dinner in a riverside camp or guesthouse in Jispa.
Tip: Ride at a comfortable pace to avoid exhaustion after the long journey.
Day 11:- Jispa – Manali – Delhi (Overnight by Volvo)
Depart from Jispa in the morning, riding through Keylong and ascending towards Atal Tunnel. Enjoy the descent into the lush Kullu Valley. Arrive in Manali by early afternoon.Return the rental bikes. Board the overnight Volvo bus to Delhi by evening (around 6-7 PM).
Day 11:- Delhi
Arrive in Delhi early in the morning (around 6- 8 AM). Tour concludes with beautiful memories and new experiences.
-+INCLUSIONS/EXCLUSIONS:-
PACKAGE INCLUSIONS:-
1. -Accommodation on a triple-sharing basis at all destinations according to the itinerary.
2. -MAP Meal Plan (Breakfast & Dinner) in all Destinations.
3. -Royal Enfield Classic 350cc/500cc/Himalayan410cc for the entire tour as per customer requirements and itinerary
4. -Fuel(petrol) for the entire tour.
5. -Helmets for riders (used helmets, not new).
6. 4×4 Backup vehicle for carrying luggage and Mechanic.
7. -Tour Guide.
8. -Professional mechanic for the bikes with all the usable tool kits and spare parts(any damage/ change of spares/ engine oil payable as extra directly).
9. -First aid kit with all altitude medications and oxygen cylinder.
10. -Photography and Videography of the entire tour.
11. – Volvo Bus Seats(semi – sleeper) from Delhi to Manali & back
PACKAGE EXCLUSIONS:-
1. -Lunch and meals other than those specified
2. -Train Fare / Expenditure occurs due to any roadblocks or natural calamities.
3. -Monument Charges / Camera fees /Entrance fees.
4. -Any adventure activities water rafting, camel riding, etc.
5. -Cost of any new spare part used in the bullet.
6. -If there will be a delay in days due to any reason (e.g. roadblocks, natural calamities, or any other reason) you have to pay extra.
7. -Any extra Day extended by you has to pay for the cancellation of Volvo seats or any other related charge.
8. -Increase in the day of bike rental extra will be charged.
TIPS AND ESSENTIALS FOR BIKE TOUR:-
- Carry a full-body raincoat or complete waterproof clothing with you.
- Gumboots or any other waterproof shoes. You can also buy these in Manali.
- Driving license for two-wheeler.
- Heavy warm clothing and inner warm wear.
- Small dry bag to carry your electronics.
- Waterproof gloves, UV shades, and sunscreen ointment.
- Normal medication for cold, fever, a painkiller, and a first aid kit.
- Chocolates and sweets can be helpful in high altitude sickness.
- Proper hydration for the body. Excess drinking of water can also lead to nausea.
- Garlic can be very helpful for AMS. You can also put Garlic in water bottles, juice, etc.
- Try not to take antidepressant drugs such as sleeping pills, alcohol, or Smoking.
- Try not to sleep in the daytime.
TRIP COST
Cost :-
Solo rider :- 55,500 INR per person
Rider and Pillion :- 45,500 per person
Security Deposit :- ₹5000/- Per Bike
Which is Refundable at the end ofthe Tour.
