“Ride the Himalayas – Conquer the World’s Highest Motorable Roads!”
Trip Description
Embark on the ultimate biking adventure from Delhi to Leh, traversing some of the highest motorable roads in the world! This 20-day expedition takes you through Amritsar, Srinagar, Kargil, Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Hanle, Umling La (World’s Highest Motorable Road), and back via Manali. With full mechanical backup, medical support (PAP), and all meals included, this trip ensures a safe, thrilling, and unforgettable ride through the majestic Himalayas.
Trip Highlights
- Epic 20-Day Road Trip from Delhi to Leh via Srinagar & return via Manali
- Ride through legendary passes – Khardung La, Umling La, Baralacha La & more
- Explore stunning landscapes – Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley, Hanle, Srinagar & Manali
- All Meals Included – Delicious local & hygienic meals throughout the trip
- Backup & Support – Mechanic, spare parts, and medical assistance
- Leh Acclimatization & Sightseeing – Safe altitude adjustment & cultural exploration
Itinerary
- Arrive in Delhi, meet the team
- Briefing & bike scrutiny (checking riding gear, bike condition)
- Overnight stay in Delhi
- Explore India Gate, Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple
- Final preparations for the ride
- Overnight in Delhi
- Ride to Amritsar
- Visit Golden Temple
- Overnight in Amritsar
- Ride towards Jammu
- Explore local markets & Raghunath Temple
- Overnight in Jammu
- Scenic ride through Pir Panjal Range
- Arrive in Srinagar, stay in houseboat (Dal Lake)
- Evening Shikara ride (optional)
- Visit Mughal Gardens, Shankaracharya Temple, Local Markets
- Rest & bike maintenance
- Overnight in Srinagar
- Ride via Sonmarg & Zoji La Pass
- Stop at Drass (2nd Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth)
- Overnight in Kargil
- Cross Fotu La (Highest Point on Srinagar-Leh Highway)
- Visit Lamayuru Monastery (Moonland Landscape)
- Arrive in Leh, check into hotel
- Acclimatization begins
- Visit Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib
- Short ride to test endurance
- Overnight in Leh
- Conquer Khardung La (5,359 m – World’s Highest Motorable Road)
- Ride to Nubra Valley (Sand Dunes & Bactrian Camels)
- Overnight in Hunder/Diskit
- Ride through Shyok Valley (One of the Most Scenic Routes)
- Arrive at Pangong Tso (3 Idiots Lake)
- Overnight in Spangmik
- Ride via Chushul & Rezang La War Memorial
- Reach Hanle (Home to India’s Highest Observatory)
- Overnight in Hanle
- Ride to Umling La (5,883 m – World’s Highest Motorable Pass)
- Return to Hanle for night stay
- Long ride back to Leh via Nyoma & Mahe Bridge
- Overnight in Leh
- Free day for relaxation & local exploration
- Optional visit to Hemis Monastery or Thiksey Monastery
- Cross Lachung La (5,065 m) & Nakee La (4,740 m)
- Stay in tented camps at Sarchu
- Cross Baralacha La (4,890 m) & Atal Tunnel
- Arrive in Manali, check into hotel
- Celebrate the ride completion!
- Explore Solang Valley, Hadimba Temple, Mall Road
- Relax & enjoy local cuisine
- Long drive back to Delhi via Chandigarh
- Farewell dinner in Delhi
- Check-out & transfer to airport/railway station
Cost Inclusions & Exclusions
Included:
- Royal Enfield Himalayan or equivalent bike with fuel
- Backup vehicle (Mechanic & spare parts)
- Medical Support (Oxygen Cylinder and First Aid Staff)
- All Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Accommodation (Hotels/Camps/Guesthouses on twin-sharing basis)
- Permits & Inner Line Permissions
- Experienced Ride Leader & Local Guides
- Sightseeing & Entry Fees
Not Included
- Airfare/Train to & from Delhi
- Personal Expenses (Alcohol, Souvenirs, Tips)
- Any Cost Due to Natural Calamities/Road Blocks
- Travel Insurance (Highly Recommended)
FAQs
Moderate to Challenging – High-altitude riding (3,000m to 5,883m) requires good fitness.
Yes, experience in long-distance riding & mountain roads is recommended.
Mechanic & backup vehicle will assist. Spare parts & tools are available.
PAP (Portable Altitude Chamber) & oxygen cylinders are carried. Gradual acclimatization is planned.
Hotels (3-star equivalent), Camps (Pangong/Hanle), Guesthouses (Remote Areas)
Yes, but ensure it’s serviced & fit for Himalayas. Transport charges may apply.
June to September (Snow-free roads, pleasant weather).
No, group riding with lead & sweep riders for safety.
200-250 km/day (Depending on terrain).
Yes, on special request.
