Ideal For: Solo Travelers, Couples, Groups of Friends & Families

Best Time to Visit: June to September

11 Days Tour

Day 1: Arrival in Manali
Upon reaching Manali, check in to your guest house and rest before attending the orientation session and tour briefing. Afterward, enjoy a peaceful nature walk to Hadimba Temple and Manu Temple, both located near the Beas River. Hadimba Temple is dedicated to Hadimba Devi, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata, while Manu Temple honors the sage Manu, the creator of the world. Later, you’ll have the opportunity to take your assigned bike for a test ride.

Day 2: Manali to Rohtang Pass to Jipsa (140 km / 8 hours)
The adventure begins today as you embark on your long-anticipated ride to Ladakh. On the way, stop at the Vashisht Hot Springs, known for their soothing 43-50°C waters. Continue to Solang Valley, famed for winter sports, then head to Rohtang Pass and Keylong. Arrive in Jipsa for an overnight stay.

Day 3: Jipsa to Sarchu (90 km / 6 hours)
Today’s ride takes you over the stunning Bara-lacha la Pass (16,043 feet). The journey through the rugged terrain of Darcha and Zingzingbar will surely get your adrenaline pumping. Stop by the serene Chandrabhaga (Chenab) River, and enjoy the beauty of Suraj Taal and Deepak Taal lakes. Overnight in Sarchu.

Day 4: Sarchu to Leh (253 km / 10 hours)
Begin your journey to Leh, passing through Nakeela Pass, Whisky Nallah, Lachulung La Pass, Pang, More Plains, and Tanglang La Pass. Upon arrival in Leh, check into your accommodation and enjoy a relaxing evening.

Day 5: Leisure Day in Leh
Start your day with a hearty breakfast before having your bike and gear checked. Spend the rest of the day sightseeing, beginning with the Leh Palace and its panoramic views of the Stok Kangri and Ladakh mountain ranges. Explore the museum with 450-year-old artifacts. Then, head to the Shanti Stupa, a Buddhist monument promoting world peace, which houses relics of the Buddha, enshrined by the 14th Dalai Lama. End the day by visiting Leh’s vibrant markets and interacting with the locals.

Day 6: Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La (120 km / 4-5 hours)
Drive to Nubra Valley, a cold desert with vast landscapes. Experience crossing Khardung La, one of the world’s highest motorable passes. Once in Nubra, enjoy a camel ride in the desert mountains of Hunder (additional cost). Overnight stay in Nubra.

Day 7: Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake (150 km / 6-7 hours)
Today, embark on an exciting off-roading adventure through the high mountains, traveling towards the stunning Pangong Tso lake via Shyok River or Wari La Pass. This challenging route, commonly used by the army, is sure to leave you with lasting memories. Upon reaching Pangong Lake, enjoy an unforgettable overnight camping experience by the glimmering blue waters.

Day 8: Pangong Lake to Leh (150 km / 4-5 hours)
In the morning, return to Leh via Chang La, the third-highest mountain pass in the world. Along the way, visit Druk White Lotus School (featured in the movie 3 Idiots), and the beautiful Shanti Stupa. If time permits, visit the Magnetic Hill, War Memorial, and Gurudwara Pathar Sahib. Overnight in Leh.

Day 9: Leh to Sarchu
After breakfast, begin your return journey to Sarchu, passing through Nakeela La, Lachung La, and Tanglang La. This scenic drive marks the transition from Ladakh back to Himachal Pradesh. Stay overnight in Sarchu.

Day 10: Sarchu to Manali
Cross the scenic Rohtang Pass on your way back to Manali. Upon arrival in the evening, check in to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 11: Manali – Trip Conclusion
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and explore the charming cafes of Manali. In the evening, board your Volvo bus for the return journey to Delhi.

Starts at INR 42000 Per Person

Included in the Package:

  • 350 CC Royal Enfield bike, along with fuel as per the itinerary
  • Reflective Jacket & Rider’s Batch
  • Helmet for both rider and pillion
  • Permits for Rohtang Pass and Inner Line Permit for Leh Ladakh
  • 10 buffet breakfasts and 10 buffet dinners
  • Deluxe hotels and camps with attached washrooms
  • Hot water facilities at deluxe hotels, or hot water buckets in camps on request
  • Accommodation on a twin-sharing basis for couples, and triple-sharing for groups
  • Basic spares and a mechanic available throughout the ride (damages or spare replacements are at extra cost)
  • Oxygen Cylinder and First Aid Kit
  • Backup vehicle to carry luggage for groups with more than 6 riders
  • Expert road captain leading the ride
  • Parking facilities
  • If roads are closed to Khardung La or Nubra to Pangong, travel will be arranged in an SUV/Traveler at no extra cost

Not Included in the Package:

  • Entrance fees to places of visit (approximately INR 20-50 for monasteries)
  • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Refundable security deposit of INR 10,000 per bike for bike damage or transfer if you leave the ride mid-journey
  • International/domestic airfare, visa fees, airport tax, or any insurance cover
  • Personal expenses (drinks, laundry, calls, tips, camera fees, etc.)
  • Liability for changes in itinerary due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather, political disturbances, or cancellations
  • Any other items not explicitly mentioned as “Included”

How to Reach:

  • By Air:Flights to Leh are available year-round. Ensure you carry a printout of your e-ticket for entry at the Leh Airport. Taxis are readily available from the airport to your accommodation.
  • By Bus:From Jammu, Kashmir, or Manali, buses take at least 4 days to reach Leh. The journey is long but rewarding.
  • By Train:Pathankot and Chandigarh are the nearest railway stations, though a bus ride to Leh will take about three days.
  • Road/Self-Drive:Driving to Leh is a bucket-list experience for adventure enthusiasts. You can opt for a bike, jeep, SUV, or even a bicycle for this thrilling journey.

Cancellation Policy

  • After the Group-Naming list has been submitted for the permit, any cancellations will incur a fee of USD 500 per person. (The permit application is made 60 days prior to the travel date).
  • If the Yatri cancels the tour 45 Days before the date of departure, 75% of total payment will be refunded.
  • If the Yatri cancels the tour 30 Days before the date of departure, 50% of total payment will be refunded.
  • If the Yatri cancels the tour 15 Days before the date of departure, NO payment will be refunded.

Emergency Departure and Associated Costs

In the event of an unforeseen emergency requiring a Yatri to depart the Yatra prematurely and seek to return, the Yatri will be fully responsible for any additional costs incurred due to this early departure. These expenses may include, but are not limited to:

  • Permit and visa cancellations
  • Transportation costs (e.g., return travel)
  • Meals and lodging
  • Medical care
  • Emergency rescue services
  • Any supplementary nights spent on the Nepal side of the journey
  • The Yatri will bear the full financial responsibility for these costs.