Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2021 (Detail Guide)

Leh Ladakh is one of the natural attractions of India, located in the heart of Himalayas. Due to this, it became the most famous and favorite visitor spot of the traveler like you who loves to ride a bike. Riding to Ladakh is every biker dream, so here is the Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2021 Detail Guide for You. Which included every bit of information required to do this ride?

About Leh Ladakh:-

Ladakh is a mountainous region in north India and the area known as the Himalaya. Ladakh is a land like no other. Ladakh is truly a heaven on Earth. For those that reside within the continuous confusion about the difference between these twin places, Leh-Ladakh, here are some things which may facilitate you. Ladakh is separated into two districts: district Leh, and district Kargil. In Leh City Majority of the population is Buddhist.

The city is located in the valley of the Indus River at an altitude of 11,550 feet (3,520 m) and is surrounded by the mountains of the Ladakh and Himalayan region.

Which bike is best for the Ladakh trip:-

Any Bike is perfect for Leh Ladakh B’coz. It’s up to you and your determination of the trip. Many People complete this ride on the non-gear bike like scooters, mopeds. But As per the road conditions of Leh Ladakh, I suggested to you that you can select a bike from 150 CC And above. There is multiple options available for you some the best options are given below.

The five best bikes for the Leh Ladakh bike trip are:-

Royal Enfield 350 CC or 500 CC

Royal Enfield Himalayan 400 CC,

Bajaj Pulsar 150CC, 200CC, and 220CC

KTM Duke Duke 390, and Duke 250, KTM

CBR 250

Other top bikes for the Leh Ladakh trip that you consider for you dram ride Yamaha Fazer, Bajaj Vikrant, Yamaha FZ, and Hero Impulse.

Bike Rental for Leh Ladakh:-

If you don’t have a bike, don’t worry, you can rent a bike from Delhi & Manali. The Best Point to rent a Bike is Manali. You can easily rent a bike from Manali. There are many tour operators available in Manali who give bike on rent for Leh Ladakh Trip.

Price to Hire/Rent a Bike in Manali?

The Price for Hire or renting a bike is Starting from 500 Rs. to 2000 Rs. Per days As per Choices of Your Bike. And other accessories you’re Choices.

See Below Approx. Price of Bike Rental in Manali:-

If you want to rent a bike, then you have to submit the Necessary Document and Security deposit. You have to submit an Aadhar card and valid driving licenses for Indian citizens & Passport for a foreign citizen.  (Valid id address Proof)

The security Deposit is depending on your choices of the bike, Mostly Started from 10,000 rs, which is Refundable.

Important Things to know for hiring a Bike:- 

While renting a Bike, You have to consider the below Point in mind.

• Check the rental bike condition in Manali
• Go for a test ride.
• Check for the Basic tool kit is available.
• Verify all rental bike documents
• Discuss and beware of terms & conditions
• Ask for luggage support or baggage carrier
• Inspect and call out any scratches or dents

Confirm terms in case of breakdown

Best Time to Visit Leh Ladakh on the bike:-

The best time to visit Leh Ladakh by bike is During the Whole Year.  But The Best Months in May to September. During the month of May, Leh Manali Highway is open; because of Rohtang pass remain close till May due to heavy Snow.

Ideal Duration for Bike Trip:-

Ideal Duration for Bike Trip Depended Open the Some factors Like:-

• Route you Choices for Leh
• Places you want to Explorer during the Route
• Weather conditions
• How Many you days you want to Stay Each Stop Etc.
• Road Are Open or not, Etc.

But Ideal Duration for Bike Trip is 9 to 12 Days this period is appropriate from Manali to Leh Ladakh.

Best season to visit leh ladakh on bike:-

• Summer Season in Ladakh (April-June)
• Monsoon Season in Ladakh (July-August)
• Winter Season in Ladakh (September-October)

Bike Trip Route:-

There is Different Routes Available to Reach Leh There Are Some Bike Trip routes See Below:

Route 1: 

Manali → Jispa → Sarchu → Leh → Nubra → Pangong → Leh → Jispa → Manali

Route 2: 

Leh→ Lamayuru→Turtuk→Nubra→Pangong→Tso Moriri→ Tso Kar→Leh

Route 3: 

Manali → Sarchu → Leh → Khardung La → Nubra Valley→Pangong→Tsomoriri → Manali

Route 4: 

Delhi → Manali→Kalpa→Tabo→Kaza→Chandratal → Sarchu → Leh → Khardung La → Nubra Valley → Leh→ Delhi

Places to visit Leh Ladakh (Must Visited Places) :-

• Pangong Tso:-

Pangong Tso also called as Pangong Lake. Pangong lake is 134 Km long And Divided Into 5 Sub Lakes call as called Pangong Tso, Tso Nyak, Rum Tso (twin lakes), and Nyak Tso. During winter the lake freezes completely. The one factor that makes this Lake so famous is the fact that it continues changing colors.

• Namgyal Tsemo Gompa:-

Namgyal Tsemo Gompa also called as Namgyal Tsemo Monastery. It is known as a Buddhist monastery in Leh district. This Monastery Founded in the 1400 century by King Tashi Namgyal.

• Zanskar Valley:-

Zanskar Valley is also called as Janskar or Jangskar. The Zanskar Range is a mountain area in the union territory of Ladakh. The average height of the Zanskar Range is 19,700 Feet.

• Royal Leh Palace:-

Leh Palace is a former royal palace overlooking the city of Leh, Ladakh, in the Himalayas.  It was constructed in the 1600 century by Sengge Namgyal. The place is open to the citizens, and the roof gives panoramic views of Leh and the surrounding region.

• Magnetic Hill:-

Leh Ladakh Zero Gravity Point is known as “Magnetic Hill”. However, if you switched off the engine and let your vehicle in neutral, it’ll slowly begin running and might go up to a speed of 20 kilometers per hour on its own.

• Drass Valley:-

Drass Valley is a tourist hub for its high altitude trekking paths and visitor sites, is a Hill Station in the Kargil district in Ladakh. It is usually called “The Gateway to Ladakh”. Traditionally, Dras is known as Hem-babs means “snow land”.

• Shanti Stupa:-

Shanti Stupa is a Buddhist white-domed stupa on a hilltop in Chanspa, Leh district, Ladakh. It was established in 1991 by Japanese Buddhist Bhikshu, Gyomyo Nakamura, and part of the Peace Pagoda mission. The stupa has become a visitor attraction not only due to its religious significance but also due to its location which provides panoramic views of the neighboring landscape.

• Hemis Monastery:-

Hemis Monastery is a Buddhis monetary of the Drukpa in Ladakh. It Situated 45 km from Leh, The monastery was re-established in 1672 by the Ladakhi king Sengge Namgyal.

• Tso Moriri Lake:-

Tso Moriri Lake or Mountain Lake is a lake in the Chaughthang Plateau in Ladakh. The lake is a height of 14,836 feet. It is the biggest of the high altitude lakes entirely within India and entirely within Ladakh.

• Khardung La Pass:-

Khardung La Pass is the world’s highest motor able pass. Khardung La is 39 km away by road from Leh city. It was opened to public motor vehicles in 1988. It is maintained By BRO (Border Roads Organization).

• Drang Drung Glacier:-

Drang Drung Glacier is a mountain glacier near the Pensi La mountain pass at the Kargil  Zanskar Road. The Drang Drung Glacier is a large river of ice and snow, a root of the Stod River. 

• Thiksey Monastery :-

Thiksey Monastery is also called as Thikse Gompa.  It is located on top of a hill in Thiksey around 19 km in the east of Leh in Ladakh. The monastery is located at an altitude of 11,800 ft in the Indus Valley. 

• Hanle:-

Hanle is a large historic village in the Ladakh. It is located in the Hanle River valley on an old branch of the ancient Ladakh–Tibet trade route. Hanle Monastery belongs to the 17th century.

• Lamayuru Monastery :-

Lamayuru Monastery is also known as Yuru Monastery. It is situated on the Srinagar-Leh highway 15 km at the height of 11520 feet above sea level. 

• Diskit Monastery :-

Diskit Monastery also recognized as Deskit Gompa or Diskit Gompa is the oldest and biggest Buddhist monastery in the Nubra Valley of Ladakh. The Diskit monastery was founded by Changzem Tserab Zangpo in the 14th century. 

• Kargil War Memorial:-

The Kargil War Memorial, also known as Dras War Memorial, is a war memorial constructed by the Indian Army in the city of Dras, commemorating the 1999 Kargil War between India and Pakistan.

Weather in leh ladakh

The most famous time for visiting Ladakh is from May to end of September when temperatures are hotter. In any case, there truly is no great an excellent chance to visit Ladakh, as the climate is consistently bright and each season offers its charming sights and encounters.

Leh Ladakh in January, February, March :-

Visiting Ladakh in winter isn’t as crazy as it sounds. January is the coldest month with a normal temperature in Leh of – 3°C during the day and – 15°C during the night. The inner streets inside Ladakh stay open in winter So it is convincing to visit places like Nubra valley, Pangong Lake, Tso Moriri lake, Lamayuru, Sham valley, and Kargil. It is additionally critical to remember that in the case of hefty snowfall the passes, for example, Chang La and Khardung La can be shut for a day or two. So you thought to consistently get extra days as a possibility for instance of great climate when you plan an outing to Ladakh in winter. On the off chance that you visit Ladakh in winter, you will have the chance to go to one of the significant monastery celebrations, for example, Spituk Gustor, Guru Tsechu (in Stok) and Nagrang (in Matho).

Leh Ladakh In April, May, June:-

The temperatures are lovely, going somewhere in the range of 15 and 20°C during the day. Infrequent snowfall can in any case happen in April yet only at higher altitudes (over 4,000 or 4,500 meters). The high mountain passes of Khardung La and Chang La are as yet secured with a heavy layer of snow. Passing through them is a life-changing experience. In spring, practically all lodgings, eateries, and nearby organizations are open and preparing for the forthcoming season.

Leh Ladakh In AJuly, August, September:-

The main traveler season in Ladakh is during the mid-year when the normal temperatures are around 25°C during the day and 10°C during the night. The days are honored with a great deal of daylight so you have to normally apply sunscreen, wear a cap, and appropriate shades. From the earliest starting point of July to the furthest end of August, it is the peak vacationer season and Ladakh is humming with travelers visiting the territory. Many monastery festivals take place in summer. This is the chance to watch the colorful mask dances which are conducted by priests in the religious community yard. September is another extraordinary month to visit Ladakh with a reasonable sky and fewer sightseers than in July and August.

Leh Ladakh in October, November, December:- 

The period of October is a decent ideal chance to visit Ladakh. It is the end of the traveler season and there are few guests to encounter tranquil minutes and appreciate the peacefulness of the spots. The temperatures in October are cooler than in summer yet at the same time wonderful, around 15°C in the daytime. The period of November is colder however is still fine to travel. At this point, numerous lodgings and eateries begin shutting down in Leh.

Which is the coldest month of leh?

January is the coldest month with a normal temperature in Leh of – 3°C during the day and – 15°C during the night. Checkout Today Leh Ladakh weather.

Best season to visit leh ladakh on bike?

The best time for bike trips to Leh Ladakh is from May to October. The highway from Srinagar is open from May, whereas the Manali highway opened after May.

Things to Do in Leh Ladakh Bike trip:-

• Experience a total of 7 passes and, 3 of them are the world’s highest passes.
• Enjoy shopping in the Leh markets
• Experience a challenging drive on Tanglang-La Pass (one of the world’s highest passes)
• Visit the beautiful Pangong Lake.
• Snow-covered mountains, waterfalls, lakes, and deserts will make you feel that you are in heaven.
• Meet Local People and Experiences the culture
• Find Solace at the Shanti Stupa
• Explore the beauty of Himachal Pradesh And Lost More…..

Leh Ladakh famous food

1) Thukpa

2) Momo

3) Yak Milk cheese

4) Butter tea

5) Skyu

6) Kulcha Bun

7) Chutagi

8) Tingmo

9) Chhang

10) Khambir

What to Pack

• Valid photo identity proofs and not to forget your driving license and Bike documents
• Carry spare parts & toolkit.
• Carry leather jackets, sweatshirts, tees, jeans, shorts, shirts, tracks, inner-wear, socks, towels, handkerchiefs, and other clothing items that you may feel necessary.
• Riding goggles, Pair of gloves, first-aid kit, physical map, power bank.

Leh Ladakh Bike trip cost:-

The Cost Of the Leh Ladakh Bike Trip Cost is Dependent upon some factor Like Choices Of Route, bike choice, petrol, accommodation, and food, How Many Days You want to spend Each Place. How Many Places You want to visit during Your Trip. The average budget for a bike trip considers factors like accommodation, bikes, meals, and fuel. You will spend from 25000 for Twin sharing in a single motorbike per person and 37000 for Solo rider per person for 9 days. This Cost is Approx Cost. You can also customize your Package as per your Need and Planning. Check Itinerary for Leh Ladakh bike trip.

Final Words:- 

So, this is all about Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2021. It will help you to plan your Ladakh Trip very smoothly and easily, So you can enjoy it and go back home with sweet memories. 

 Know more or book your Leh Ladakh tour package 2021 now.

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