Overview

Embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary 15-day Trans-Himalayas motorcycle trip that weaves through the heart of India's most breathtaking and remote regions. This expedition is not just about the thrill of riding on some of the world’s highest roads; it’s an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry and stunning landscapes that define the Himalayas.

From the moment you arrive in Delhi, your adventure begins. As you travel to Manali and beyond, the landscapes shift dramatically from the lush greenery of the Kullu Valley to the arid, otherworldly vistas of Spiti and Ladakh. Each day brings new challenges and rewards, as you navigate mountain passes, cross rivers, and ride through remote valleys that few have seen.

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But this journey is about more than just the road. Along the way, you’ll encounter the unique cultures and warm hospitality of the Himalayan people. In the Kinnaur and Spiti Valleys, you’ll visit ancient monasteries like Tabo, often referred to as the ‘Ajanta of the Himalayas,’ and experience the spiritual serenity that has drawn pilgrims here for centuries. The village of Kalpa, nestled in the shadow of the Kinner Kailash range, offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the Kinnauri people, known for their distinctive attire and customs.
As you ride deeper into Ladakh, the landscape becomes even more dramatic. The barren beauty of this high-altitude desert is punctuated by vibrant gompas (Buddhist monasteries) perched on cliffs, prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and the occasional herd of yak or wild horses grazing in the vast plains. The people of Ladakh, with their Tibetan roots, are known for their resilience, spirituality, and warmth, offering a fascinating insight into life in one of the world’s most inhospitable environments.
The highlight of this journey is undoubtedly the ride to Hanle and Umling La, where you’ll reach altitudes that challenge both body and spirit. Hanle, with its ancient monastery and world-renowned observatory, offers a sense of peace and solitude that’s hard to find elsewhere. Riding up to Umling La, the highest motorable pass in the world, is a test of endurance and a celebration of the human spirit’s ability to conquer even the most daunting challenges.
Throughout this trip, the landscape is your constant companion—whether it’s the lush forests of Himachal Pradesh, the stark beauty of Spiti’s high-altitude deserts, or the ethereal blue waters of Pangong Lake reflecting the sky. Each region has its own story to tell, shaped by the forces of nature and the people who have called these mountains home for generations.
This best motorcycle trip to the Himalayas is a journey of contrasts: between the hustle and bustle of Delhi and the serene isolation of the high passes; between the modern world and ancient traditions; and between the physical challenge of the ride and the spiritual peace that the Himalayas offer. By the time you reach Leh, with its blend of old-world charm and modern conveniences, you’ll have a deep appreciation for the diversity and beauty of the Indian Himalayas.
As you prepare to depart, the memories of this incredible journey will stay with you—memories of breathtaking landscapes, encounters with warm and welcoming people, and the indescribable thrill of riding through the Himalayas. This isn’t just a trip; it’s an adventure that will resonate in your soul long after you’ve returned home.
14 Nights 15 Days 01 Jun, 11 Jun, 20 Jun, and more Delhi international airport
Inclusions/Exclusions

What is included in the tour

Airport Pickup and Drop

Airport Pick from Delhi and transfer to Leh Airport

Transfer

Transfer from Delhi to Manali in Volvo Bus

Permit/ fees

All inner-line permit and entrance fee.

Accomodation

Your accommodation includes quality double-sharing accommodation as standard, carefully curated to offer a rich and diverse experience of the region. From luxurious hotels with top-tier amenities to remote campsites nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, each stay is designed to immerse you in the unique charm of your surroundings. While the level of comfort may vary, rest assured that every night brings a new and authentic taste of India’s incredible diversity—embracing the unexpected is part of the magic of this journey.

 Motorcycle 

Royal Enfield Himalayan 452cc for the trip, for someone who bring their own bike please check the package details below. 

Meal

Breakfast and Dinner throughout the tour

Expedition Leader

English speaking Local Road Captain

Mechanic

Expert Mechanic for the tour with spare parts and daily maintainance 

Support Vehicle

you’ll have Support vehicle at your back. Should you need a break, there’s always space inside the support vehicle for you to rest. Our support vans typically stay just 5-15 minutes behind us on the bikes and will meet us at rest stops, tea breaks, and lunch spots. The drivers will provide water, chocolate bars, fruit, and other refreshments at these stops. Additionally, the support truck will trail us to each accommodation, where the driver will ensure your bags are delivered directly to your room.

Complimentary for the trip

T-shirt
Stickers
Keyring
Snack and water bottle whenever possible

Medical Support

one of our team member is equipped with first aid kit and trained for the ride. Additionally an oxygen cylinder (500L) will be in the vehicle.

Fuel

We’ve got all your fuel needs covered throughout the journey. Your motorcycle will be fully fueled, and for those remote stretches where fuel stations are few and far between, our support vehicle will be stocked with extra fuel, ensuring you can focus on the ride without any worries.

What is NOT included in the tour

Flight

To begin your adventure, you’ll need to book a flight arriving at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi (DEL) on or before the morning of Day 1. At the end of your journey, you’ll depart from Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh (IXL), with options to fly back to Delhi or other major domestic airports. The Leh-Delhi route is served by Gofirst, Air India, Indigo, SpiceJet,  and Vistara, with flights ranging from $48 to £140 depending on how early you book—earlier is always better! Departure times vary between 7 AM and 12 PM, with a flight duration of approximately 1 hour 40 minutes.
It’s crucial to consider one of the following options for your flights: 
Book a flexible ticket that allows changes or cancellations without penalty
Ensure your travel insurance covers out-of-pocket expenses due to a canceled trip
Hold off on booking your flights until we confirm that this departure is guaranteed.

Motorcycle Damages

Please be aware that you are liable for all damages caused to the motorcycle, and have to pay for its repair when the trip ends.

Additional expenses

Alcoholic beverages, Laundry services, Souvenirs and personal shopping, Meals not specified in the itinerary, Emergency transportation or medical expenses, Excursions, activities, or entrance fees not explicitly included and Any other personal expenses or items not mentioned as part of the package.

Personal Travel Insurance

We strongly advise securing travel insurance to cover any costs that may arise if you need to cancel your trip due to illness or unforeseen circumstances. When selecting a travel health insurance policy, ensure it includes coverage for the potentially significant costs of medical evacuation to your home country. Both types of insurance can save you substantial expenses in an emergency, and we highly recommend them.

Riding Gear

For this motorcycle tour, a road or adventure-style kit is ideal, This includes a quality helmet and a protective riding jacket and trousers, preferably equipped with CE Level 2 or equivalent-approved armor at key impact points like the elbows, knees, and shoulders. You'll also need durable leather gloves, thermal base layers, and a robust pair of motorcycle boots, be sure to bring reliable waterproofs shell to keep you dry in wet conditions.
Highlights

Summary of this Trans-Himalayas Motorcycle Expedition

 

  • Total Distance Covered: Approximately 1615 miles / 2600 km

  • Duration: 15 Days

  • Regions Covered: Himachal Pradesh (Manali, Sojha, Kalpa, Tabo, Kaza) and Ladakh (Leh, Hanle, Pangong Lake)

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Mountain Passes: Rohtang La, Kunzum La, Baralacha La, Lachulung La, Nakee La, Chang La, Umling La
Villages and Towns: Manali, Sojha, Kalpa, Tabo, Kaza, Jespa, Leh, Hanle
Cultural Sites: Tabo Monastery, Hikkim (world’s highest post office), Komic (highest motorable village), Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa
Scenic Highlights: Spiti Valley, Kinner Kailash range, Pangong Lake, Changthang Plateau,
Altitude Range:
Lowest Altitude: Delhi (709 ft / 216 m)
Highest Altitude: Umling La (19,024 ft / 5,800 m)
Terrain Difficulty:
Easy to Moderate: Delhi to Manali, Manali to Sojha, Manali to Leh
Moderate to Difficult: Sojha to Kalpa, Kalpa to Tabo, Kaza to Manali, Leh to Hanle, Hanle to Pangong
Extreme: Umling La pass
Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Delhi / Departure to Manali

  • Distance: ~342 miles / 550 km
  • Altitude: Delhi (709 ft / 216 m) to Manali (6,726 ft / 2,050 m)
  • Duration: Overnight journey (12-14 hours by bus)
  • Terrain Difficulty: Easy (Highway travel)

Your Indian Himalayas motorcycle trip begins with your arrival in Delhi, the bustling capital of India. Spend the day exploring the vibrant city before boarding an evening Volvo bus to Manali. This comfortable overnight journey will take you from the plains of Delhi to the foothills of the Himalayas, setting the stage for an epic adventure.

Day 2: Arrival in Manali

  • Distance: ~342 miles / 550 km (Bus journey)
  • Altitude: 6,726 ft / 2,050 m
  • Duration: Rest and acclimatization day
  • Terrain Difficulty: Easy

Arrive in Manali in the morning and check into your hotel. Spend the day acclimatizing to the altitude, exploring the charming hill station, and getting acquainted with your motorcycle. This is a great day to prepare for the journey ahead by checking your gear and ensuring everything is in top condition. Manali, with its cool climate and stunning mountain views, is the perfect place to start the best motorcycle trip to Himalaya.

Day 3: Manali to Sojha

  • Distance: ~45 miles / 72 km
  • Altitude: Manali (6,726 ft / 2,050 m) to Sojha (8,865 ft / 2,702 m)
  • Duration: 3-4 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate (Mountain roads with some rough patches)

The first leg of your India motorcycle trip takes you from Manali to the serene village of Sojha. The ride is relatively short but offers a taste of the winding mountain roads and lush green valleys that you’ll encounter throughout the journey. As you climb higher, the views become more spectacular, with pine forests and distant snow-capped peaks. Sojha is a peaceful retreat, offering a perfect spot to rest before venturing deeper into the Himalayas.

Day 4: Sojha to Kalpa

  • Distance: ~110 miles / 177 km
  • Altitude: Sojha (8,865 ft / 2,702 m) to Kalpa (9,711 ft / 2,960 m)
  • Duration: 7-8 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult (Steep climbs, narrow roads)

Today’s ride will take you to Kalpa, a picturesque village in the Kinnaur district. The road winds through deep valleys and alongside roaring rivers, offering stunning views at every turn. The ride is challenging, with some steep climbs and narrow roads, but the reward is arriving in Kalpa, where you’ll be greeted by the sight of the Kinner Kailash range looming above. Kalpa is famous for its apple orchards and breathtaking views, making it a highlight of the Himalayan bike trip.

Day 5: Kalpa to Tabo

  • Distance: ~101 miles / 161 km
  • Altitude: Kalpa (9,711 ft / 2,960 m) to Tabo (10,760 ft / 3,280 m)
  • Duration: 7-8 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Difficult (Mountain roads, river crossings)

The journey from Kalpa to Tabo is one of the most scenic yet challenging sections of your motorcycle tour to Himalaya. You’ll ride through the stunning Spiti Valley, where the landscape changes dramatically from green forests to barren, high-altitude deserts. The roads are narrow and often rough, with several river crossings that can be tricky to navigate. Tabo is home to the famous Tabo Monastery, one of the oldest in the region, and offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the area.

Day 6: Tabo to Kaza (via Hikkim, Langza, Komic)

  • Distance: ~74 miles / 120 km
  • Altitude: Tabo (10,760 ft / 3,280 m) to Kaza (12,467 ft / 3,800 m)
  • Duration: 5-6 hours (including stops)
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate (High-altitude riding, rough roads)

Today’s ride is short but packed with adventure. You’ll visit the remote villages of Hikkim, Langza, and Komic, each offering unique experiences. Hikkim is home to the world’s highest post office, Langza is known for its fossil-rich terrain, and Komic is the highest village connected by a motorable road. The ride to Kaza, the largest town in Spiti Valley, takes you through some of the most dramatic landscapes in the region. Kaza will be your base for exploring the surrounding area.

Day 7: Kaza to Manali

  • Distance: ~124 miles / 200 km
  • Altitude: Kaza (12,467 ft / 3,800 m) to Manali (6,726 ft / 2,050 m)
  • Duration: 9-10 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Difficult (High passes, river crossings, rough roads)

The ride from Kaza back to Manali is long and challenging, taking you over several high-altitude passes, including the famous Kunzum Pass (15,060 ft / 4,590 m). The road is rough, with numerous water crossings, and the weather can be unpredictable. However, the scenery is spectacular, with towering peaks and deep valleys. This ride is a true test of your skills and endurance, making it a key highlight of your India motorcycle trip.

Day 8: Manali to Jespa

  • Distance: ~63 miles / 102 km
  • Altitude: Manali (6,726 ft / 2,050 m) to Jespa (10,500 ft / 3,200 m)
  • Duration: 6-7 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate (Mountain roads)

Today’s ride takes you from Manali to Jespa, a small village nestled in the Lahaul Valley. You will come across Asia longest Tunnel ( Atul Tunnel 9km) The road follows the Chandra River, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The terrain is mostly Asphalt, Jespa is a great place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Himalayas, with its crystal-clear rivers and towering peaks. Take much needed rest for the long journey ahead.

Day 9: Jespa to Leh

  • Distance: ~207 miles / 334 km
  • Altitude: Jespa (10,500 ft / 3,200 m) to Leh (11,480 ft / 3,500 m)
  • Duration: 8-9 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Difficult (High passes, long stretches, rough roads)

The ride from Jespa to Leh is one of the most challenging and rewarding sections of your motorcycle trip to Himalaya. Today you will witness the infamous Ghata-Loop and More Plains. You’ll cross several high-altitude passes, including the Baralacha La (16,043 ft / 4,890 m) and Lachulung La (16,616 ft / 5,059 m). The road is rough and the altitude high, but the scenery is breathtaking, with vast landscapes that seem almost otherworldly. Arriving in Leh, the capital of Ladakh, feels like a true achievement.

Day 10: Leh to Hanle

  • Distance: ~168 miles / 270 km
  • Altitude: Leh (11,480 ft / 3,500 m) to Hanle (14,764 ft / 4,500 m)
  • Duration: 8-9 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult (Long ride, remote areas)

Today’s ride takes you deep into the remote region of Changthang, towards the village of Hanle. The road is long and passes through some of the most desolate yet beautiful landscapes in the Himalayas. Hanle is known for its astronomical observatory and is one of the highest inhabited places in India. The ride is challenging due to its remoteness and the high altitude, but it’s a must for those seeking to experience the true wilderness of the Himalayas.

Day 11: Hanle to Umling La and Back to Hanle

  • Distance: 111 miles / 180 km (round trip)
  • Altitude: Umling La (19,024 ft / 5,800 m)
  • Duration: 6-7 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Extreme (High-altitude pass, rough roads)

This day is all about conquering Umling La, the highest motorable pass in the world. The ride is extremely challenging due to the high altitude and rough terrain, you will cross the famous plains of Kala-tartar and reaching Nerbo La, not so long ago you will come across a board which says you are higher then Everest Base Camp, but the sense of achievement at reaching the summit is unparalleled. The views from Umling La are awe-inspiring, with the vast expanse of the Tibetan Plateau stretching out before you. After celebrating this incredible feat, return to Hanle for the night.

Day 12: Hanle to Pangong Lake

  • Distance: ~111 miles / 180 km
  • Altitude: Hanle (14,764 ft / 4,500 m) to Pangong Lake (13,940 ft / 4,250 m)
  • Duration: 6-7 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult (Remote areas, rough roads)

The journey from Hanle to Pangong Lake is another highlight of your Himalayas motorcycle Expedition. The road is rough and passes through some of the most remote areas of Ladakh, you will cross the Tsaga-La pass, but the reward is arriving at the stunning Pangong Lake. The lake, with its crystal-clear blue waters, stretches across the India-China border and is one of the most iconic locations in the Himalayas. The ride is challenging, but the views and the peaceful atmosphere make it all worthwhile. Spend the evening at Merak Village, enjoying the surreal beauty of the place.

Day 13: Pangong Lake to Leh

  • Distance: ~99 miles / 160 km
  • Altitude: Pangong Lake (13,940 ft / 4,250 m) to Leh (11,480 ft / 3,500 m)
  • Duration: 6-7 hours
  • Terrain Difficulty: Moderate (Mountain roads, river crossings)

The ride back to Leh takes you through the famous Chang La pass (17,590 ft / 5,360 m), one of the highest motorable roads in the world. The road is challenging due to the altitude and rough patches, but the views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and valleys are breathtaking. This part of your motorcycle trip to Himalaya provides a satisfying mix of adventure and scenic beauty as you make your way back to the capital of Ladakh.

Day 14: Leh Rest Day

  • Altitude: Leh (11,480 ft / 3,500 m)
  • Duration: Full day at leisure
  • Terrain Difficulty: None (Rest day)

After several days of intense riding, today is a much-needed rest day in Leh. Take the opportunity to explore this historic town, visit the Leh Palace, Shanti Stupa, or simply relax and recover. You can also use this day to reflect on the incredible journey you've had so far on your India motorcycle trip. Leh is a vibrant cultural hub, and spending time here will give you a deeper appreciation of Ladakhi traditions and lifestyle.

Day 15: Departure from Leh

  • Distance: Flight to Delhi or onward destination
  • Altitude: Leh (11,480 ft / 3,500 m)

Your Motorcycle Expedition to Himalaya comes to an end today. Our team will wish you farewell, After an adventurous and soul-enriching ride through some of the most beautiful and remote parts of the Himalayas, it's time to head back home. You can catch a flight from Leh to Delhi or any other onward destination. As you leave the mountains behind, you'll carry the memories of this epic journey for a lifetime, along with a sense of achievement that only comes from conquering the mighty Himalayas on a motorcycle.

ADVISORY ⬇️

Although AMS ( Acute Mountain Sickness ) is an issue, it shouldn’t be a problem since we are gradual about our ascend for this Himalayan motorcycle expedition.
Still here are some advisory for it:
Maintain a Positive Attitude: Staying calm and positive is vital when dealing with high altitudes. Recognize the challenges posed by lower oxygen levels but avoid panicking. Trust in your preparation and the guidance provided. Your guide will offer instructions on managing different segments of your journey, so listening carefully and maintaining a positive outlook will enhance your ability to adapt and enjoy your adventure.
Hydrate Regularly: Drink water frequently in small sips, ideally every 10 minutes. Utilizing a hydration pack can facilitate continuous hydration without frequent stops. Proper hydration supports your body’s adjustment to higher altitudes.
Consult on Medication: Diamox can be effective in preventing altitude sickness, but it’s essential to discuss this with your healthcare provider before your trip. Your doctor can provide guidance on the correct dosage and determine if it’s safe for you, particularly if you have any allergies or health concerns.
Adopt a Potassium-Rich Diet: Incorporate potassium-rich foods like bananas, avocados, and potatoes into your diet. Consuming these foods before and during your trip can aid in your body’s adjustment to high altitudes.
Utilize Oxygen Support: We carry oxygen cylinders for emergencies. Our guides are trained to identify symptoms of oxygen deficiency and can administer oxygen from either a large 500 litre cylinder or a smaller 2-litre portable cylinder if needed. Pay attention to your guide’s instructions and report any discomfort you experience.
Follow the Expedition Plan: Our expedition itinerary is designed for gradual altitude gain, allowing your body to acclimate progressively. This gradual ascent helps mitigate the risks of high-altitude sickness by giving your body time to adapt to changing oxygen levels. This careful approach ensures a safer and more enjoyable experience as you reach higher elevations.
Proper preparation and gradual acclimatization are crucial. Allow your body time to adapt by taking it easy in the initial days and monitoring your physical condition closely.

 Frequently Asked Question

What is the best time of year for a Himalayas motorcycle tour?

Answer: The best time for a Himalayas motorcycle tour is from June to September. During these months, the weather is relatively stable, with snow cleared from the high mountain passes, making it ideal for riding.

Are there any visa requirements for India?

Answer: Yes, most travelers require a visa to enter India. You can apply for an e-Visa online, which is available for tourists from many countries. Here is the link

Can I bring a pillion rider on the tour?

Answer: Yes, pillion riders are welcome, but they should be prepared for long hours on the bike and challenging conditions. We recommend that both rider and pillion have some experience with long-distance motorcycle travel. If incase the pillion wants to seat in Support vehicle, we will do it

What is the group size for the motorcycle tours?

Answer: Our group sizes typically range from 6 to 12 riders, which allows for a more personalized experience and better support. Private tours for smaller or larger groups can be arranged upon request.

Will there be rest days included in the itinerary?

Answer: Yes, the itinerary includes rest days in key locations like Leh, Jespa to help you relax, and explore the area without riding. These breaks are essential for maintaining energy levels throughout the tour.

Can non-riders join the tour?

Answer: Yes, non-riders can join the tour in the support vehicle.This is a great way for friends or family members to experience the beauty of the Himalayas without riding a motorcycle.

What type of motorcycle is best for the Himalayas tour?

Answer: A Royal Enfield Himalayan (411cc or 450cc) is the most popular choice due to its sturdy build and ability to handle rough terrains. Adventure bikes like the Himalayan or BMW GS series are also excellent choices.

Do I need special permits to ride in restricted areas like Ladakh or Spiti?

Answer: Yes, certain areas require special permits for foreign nationals. We will arrange all necessary permits as part of the tour package.

Is previous motorcycling experience necessary?

Answer: Yes, riding in the Himalayas can be challenging due to the rugged terrain and high altitude. Prior experience with long-distance or off-road riding is highly recommended.

How physically demanding is the tour?

Answer: The tour is moderately to highly demanding. Riders need to be in good physical condition as the terrain is challenging, with long riding hours at high altitudes. However if you are used to riding a lot, it compensates for your age and fitness.

What is the altitude range we will be riding through?

Answer: The tour will range from around 6,726 feet (2,050 meters) in Manali to over 19,000 feet (5,800 meters) at Umling La, the highest motorable pass in the world.

What documents do I need to carry with me?

Answer: You’ll need your passport, visa, driver’s license, international driving permit (IDP), and travel insurance.

What should I pack for the Himalayas motorcycle tour?

Answer: Essential items include a good quality helmet, riding gear (jacket, pants, gloves), thermal layers, waterproof gear, sturdy boots, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a first aid kit. Don’t forget to bring your documents and medications, for detail check the Things to Carry Section

What kind of food will be available during the tour?

Answer: The food during the tour will be a mix of Indian and local Himalayan cuisine. Expect dishes like rice, lentil, local bread and vegetables, with some non-vegetarian options. In tourist areas, you may also find continental dishes. Special dietary needs can usually be accommodated with prior notice.

What type of accommodation will be provided during the tour?

Answer: Accommodation ranges from comfortable hotels to cozy guesthouses and campsites, depending on the location. In remote areas, expect more basic facilities. We prioritize clean, safe, and scenic spots to enhance your experience.

Can I customize the itinerary according to my preferences?

Answer: Yes, we offer customizable itineraries for private groups of more then 6 pax. If you have specific places you want to visit or need more rest days, we can tailor the tour to suit your needs.

Can I extend my stay in India after the tour?

Answer: Absolutely! Many of our clients choose to explore more of India after the tour. We can assist with travel arrangements, accommodations, and suggestions for additional destinations to visit.

Will I have access to the internet during the tour?

Answer: Internet access is available in most towns and hotels, though it may be limited or nonexistent in remote areas. We suggest informing your loved ones that you may be out of reach on certain days of the tour.

Are there any cultural considerations or customs I should be aware of?

Answer: Yes, it’s important to respect local customs and traditions, especially in remote and culturally sensitive areas. Dress modestly, ask for permission before taking photos of people, and be mindful of local religious practices. Your guide will brief you on specific cultural etiquettes to follow during the tour.

 

Pickup point
T1, Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, Delhi, India View on Map
Package Details

MAX GROUP SIZE - 12 RIDERS

Rider- $ 2800

Pillion- $ 2600

Own Bike- $ 2450

Seat in Backup Car $ 2300

Single Room Suppliment - $450

PAYMENT AND RESCHEDULING

Confirmation: After successful booking, you will receive a confirmation mail within 5 Hours, which means we have booked your slot.
Re-scheduling: One time Re-scheduling is complimentary, for the second time an extra $250 will be charged.
Booking & Payment Policy:
Deposit: A 40% deposit of the total expedition cost is required at the time of booking.
Full Payment: The remaining 60% must be paid in cash on arrival at your hotel. if somehow you are not able to join the trip you don't have to pay the remaining amount. We offer that flexibility 

 EXPEDITION FORM

Check Eligilility with a Simple Registration Form 

EXPEDITION DATE 2025

1 June to 15 June   /   11 June to 25 June   /   20 June to 4 July   /   1 July to 15 July   /   11 July to 25 July   /   21 July to 4 Aug   /   10 Aug to 24 Aug   /   21 Aug to 4 Sept   /   30 Aug to 13 Sept   /   10 Sept to 24 Sept   /   20 Sept to  4 Oct   /   28 Sept to 12 Oct

 

Things To Carry

E-Visa for India

To travel to India, you'll need an e-visa, which you can easily obtain online. Apply through the official website at E-VISA. Ensure you have all required details and documents ready before starting your application for a smooth process. Applying for your e-visa well in advance of your trip is crucial to avoid any last-minute issues.
India offers three types of e-Tourist Visas:
One Month e-Tourist Visa: Valid for 30 days with double entry, available for group tours since October 15, 2021, and for individual tourists since November 15, 2021. This visa cannot be extended or converted.
One Year e-Tourist Visa: Valid for one year from the date of ETA grant, allowing multiple entries. Ideal for frequent travelers.
Five Year e-Tourist Visa: Valid for five years from the date of ETA grant, also allowing multiple entries. Total stay in India should not exceed 180 days per calendar year.
These visa options offer flexibility based on your travel needs, making it easier to explore India’s rich cultural and historical heritage.
Use our Address if necessary:
Company Name: Mototour Ladakh
Address: Mototour Complex, near Venture Third Pole, Housing Colony.
City: Leh
Post Office: Leh
District. Leh
State:  U.T Ladakh
Country: India
Pin Code:194101
Phone: +91 8899973752
E-mail: info@mototourladakh.com

Document to Carry

 Original Passport and Visa
 International Driving License Or Domestic Driving Licence With IDP –  Read full infomation IDP

Bike Gear (Required)

Helmet – Ensure it’s comfortable and meets safety standards.
Padded/Armoured Motorcycle Jacket – Provides protection and comfort.
Riding Pants – With knee pads for added safety.
Motorcycle Gloves – Essential for grip and protection.
Motorcycle Boots – Dual-sport or MX boots for durability and protection.
Kidney Belt – Highly recommended for lower back support.
Snood/Buff/Dust Mask – To protect against dust and cold.
Hydration Bag – Keeps you hydrated on the go.
License, Medical Insurance, and Travel Insurance – Necessary documents for safety and compliance.
Saddlebags/Magnetic Tank Bag – For carrying essentials.

Additional Items:

Comfortable Clothing – Tracksuits, raincoats, and tee-shirts.
Personal Medication – Any specific health needs.
Slippers for evening use and extra socks.
Sunglasses, Cap/Hat – For sun protection, along with sunscreen and insect repellent.
Personal Toiletries – Basic hygiene items.
Water Bottles and Backpack – With plastic lining, and a daypack for daily essentials.

Sim Card

You can use your own Sim card with Global Roaming Activated, or Here's a straightforward guide to purchasing a Local SIM card at Delhi or Manali. 
Finding SIM Card Stalls:
At Delhi airports, look for dedicated SIM card stalls. They are usually well-marked with signs or can be located by asking airport staff for assistance.
Selecting Your Provider:
Recommended: Jio is highly recommended for its widespread coverage, although Airtel is also a reliable option. For better connectivity in remote areas like Ladakh, consider choosing a post-paid plan.
Required Documentation:
Bring your passport, visa, and a passport-sized photo. You might also need to provide a local address or mobile number. If needed, you can use our address and contact details.
Activation Process:
Activation may take from a few hours up to a day. Make sure your phone is compatible with Indian networks and is unlocked.
Payment and Recharge:
You can pay with cash. Recharges can be done online, via the operator’s app, or at local stores.
Key Tips:
Opt for a post-paid SIM for enhanced coverage in Spiti and Ladakh.
Verify that your phone supports India’s GSM network bands.
Keep all necessary documents ready to streamline the purchase process.

Packing Tips:

Wear your riding gear on the flight if transferring to a smaller national flight with luggage restrictions.
For international flights, pack your gear in a duffel bag, which can be folded and transported in the backup van during the expedition.
Ensure to check luggage restrictions before departure.
Terms and Conditions

We require minimum strength of 4 riders to operate one group. We have the right to cancel the group if we do not get the minimum strength of riders in any group.

In case of circumstances beyond our control, including but not limited to road blockage due to a landslide, heavy snowfall, avalanche and other natural disasters, war, terrorist activity and political insurgency, we reserve the right to cancel/reschedule/change tour plans. We cannot pay any compensation for monetary/value loss in such unforeseen situations.

Mototour Ladakh reserves the right to modify the sequence of the day-wise tour itinerary without prior notice. The itinerary is subject to changes due to traffic schedules, restrictions, landslides, weather conditions, or any other unforeseen travel-related circumstances.

Mototour Ladakh reserves the right to remove any client from the tour for misbehavior, unreasonable disputes, or physical/verbal assault affecting another client or any Ground Field Staff member.

Cancellation Policy

Booking amount of 40% is not refundable, but it can be used for any other dates.

Tour Type
Bike Tour
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