Duration: 11 Days 10 Nights
Bike trip Leh Ladakh from Manali
Bike trip to Leh Ladakh Overview
Explore our Bike trip to Leh Ladakh with personalised itineraries if you’re searching for an exciting journey to Leh & Ladakh. Our Bike trip are designed to cover every location and provide the greatest experiences.
Why Bike trip to Leh Ladakh are so Popular
Adventurers, honeymooners, and lone travellers can enjoy a unique and immersive experience at a location that is very different from other tourist destinations. Wildlife and unique adventure opportunities can be found in places like barren deserts, snow-capped mountain summits, pristine lakes, high motorable passes, Buddhist gompas, and cultural festivals. Adventurers are drawn to explore and do things in a distinctive way by the harsh terrain and demanding climate. Most well-known for riding Bike on the highest highways while enjoying a refreshing breeze. For all kinds of tourists looking for a variety of experiences and an adventure trip in India, Bike trip to Leh Ladakh is the best.
More About Leh and Ladakh
Ladakh, also known as the Land of Adventures, is a stunning location on Earth with romantic settings like Pangong Lake, spiritual atmosphere at Buddhist monasteries, and winding roads for a bike or jeep ride. There are places of contrast in the high-altitude Himalayan region of Leh-Ladakh. Lush lowlands like Nubra Valley, barren mountains, and glistening turquoise lakes like Pangong and Tso Moriri. While historic gompas blend in perfectly with the bleak landscape, famous monasteries like Hemis and Thiksey serve as spiritual lights. Trekking, biking on High Motorable Passes like Khardung La, Tanglag La, and Umling La, and rafting on the Zanskar River are all examples of adventure that flourishes here. The Bike Trip to Ladakh is enhanced by camping under the stars, taking part in colourful festivities, and experiencing the friendly Ladakh hospitality.
Bike trip to Leh Ladakh – Brief
Take a break from the bustle and embark on the most breathtaking and daring bike trip to ladakh adventure from Manali. In the simplest terms possible, the 476-kilometer ladakh trip by bike from Manali is a rider’s paradise because of the most daring roads, picturesque valleys, arid to snowy mountains, expansive flatlands and hairpin corners. This voyage is made much more thrilling and adventurous by the addition of gusts of cold, strong wind that occasionally drive you back.
Travelling this road entails navigating the lyrical rhythms, engaging in introspection, and connecting with nature through a variety of barren locations, unusual paths, monasteries, high-altitude lakes, and the highest passes.
It is to our advantage to become sufficiently confident about the paths. Border Road Organisation, or BRO, maintains the highway. Additionally, Project Deepak and Project Himank comprise the entire project. The highway between Sarchu and Leh (254 km) is managed by Project Himank, whereas the portion between Manali and Sarchu (222 km) is managed by Project Deepak.
Due to the fact that you will be over 14,000 feet for almost 300 kilometres, managing AMS during your road trip will be our top priority. Your health will be periodically surveyed by our executives. Inform them if you experience any extraordinary feelings.
With that established, the team at Plan the Unplanned extends an invitation to you to join them for an 11-day off-road bike tour from Manali to Leh Ladakh. Along with obtaining a lot of adrenaline, you will be doing a lot of things. Examine the schedule and reserve your next time window.
Best time to travel to Leh Ladakh
Although Ladakh is a year-round tourist destination with a variety of experiences in different seasons, summer is the greatest time to come. The busiest time of year for Leh Ladakh tours is mid-May to June. November and February are good months for winter tours or frozen excursions. The greatest time to see beautiful meadows and breathtaking views is from June to September, when the roads are open and less dangerous. The best time to reserve bike trip to Leh Ladakh depends on your travel preferences.
Summer Season (May to September): Following a period of intense winter snowfall, this is the busiest time of year when roads are clear. The temperature varies from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius during these months. You can go to the Ladakh Festival in September and the Hemis Festival in July during this time of year.
Winter Season (October to February): This is the time of year for luxurious experiences on icy paths and in bitterly cold temperatures. The temperature fluctuates between 0 and -10 degrees Celsius during these months. Snowfall and the Chadar Trek are available here.
Places Covered: Manali, Sarchu, Leh, Nubra, Pangong, Tso Moriri, Kargil, Srinagar
Itinerary
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Day 1 - Delhi to Manali Overnight Journey
Delhi Altitude - 216 Manali Altitude: 1950 Distance: 538 km Time taken: 12 hour
We'll get together in Delhi and go to Manali overnight. You will receive an email with all the information on the time and location of the meeting. We'll stop frequently enough for meals, toilet breaks and other necessities. We will play games, introduce ourselves, and get a briefing from the trek leaders once everyone is comfortable.
Day 2 - Acclimatization in Manali
The altitude of Manali: 1950
When we get in Manali early in the morning, we will meet other cyclists from other locations. After checking in, you can spend the remainder of the day exploring Manali and visiting different cafes.
Places to Visit in Manali
You can explore the Manali, here are the best places to visit in Manali like Hidimba Devi Temple, Mall Road, Old Manal, Vashisht Temple, Ropeway ride at Solang Valley, Tibetan monasterie
Come back to the lodging in the evening. We'll have a relaxed evening with some buttered gossip and some exciting games on the pot. We shall have dinner and then retire to our holes to rest.
Day 3 - Manali – Sarchu
Altitude of Sarchu: 4290 Distance: 230 k Time taken: 6 hour
After breakfast, our infantry will march in the direction of Sarchu. We'll depart from the famous Atal Tunnel. We will be traversing the Baralacha-la (16500 ft) and Rohtang (13060 ft) passes in order to get at Sarchu.
You will be given motorcycles in Sarchu, which you can check for any issues beforehand. We'll spend the day at Sarchu, where we'll also enjoy dinner and entertainment.
Day 4 - Sarchu – Leh
Distance: 230 k Time taken: 7 hour
Post breakfast, you move forward t0 witness the scenic views of Tanglang la, Moore Planes & Upshi making this long stretch of road aesthetically pleasing
As you would be fatigued after the day's experience, you will be fed dinner, followed by a restful stay at Leh.
Day 5 - Leh Sightseeing
Following a filling breakfast, we will see Leh's local landmarks. This will include Shey Palace, which is well-known for its gold-plated Buddha statue, which is also the tallest in Ladakh.
We shall then proceed to the monastery of Thiksey. In the heart of Ladakh, it is the biggest gompa.
We will also discuss the Shanti Stupa, a Buddhist white-domed chorten (stupa) situated at 11,841 feet on a hilltop in Chanspa, Leh. Its elaborate sculptures are well-known.
Day 6 - Leh to Nubra
Altitude of Nubra: 3000 Distance: 160 k Time taken: 6 hour
We will pack for Nubra after waking up in the peaceful natural environment. The most well-traveled, easily accessible, and fastest route to Nubra is the road. We'll be travelling from Leh to KhardungLa, which is 5359 meters above sea level. Here, we'll also stop for some refreshments.
We shall then proceed in the direction of Nubra.
The Nubra Valley lies tucked away on Jammu and Kashmir's northern border. They call it the 'Orchard of Kashmir' because of its bountiful orchards. Your time is worth the journey.
Your heart will be stolen by Nubra. We will self-sponsor an ATV ride, a double-hump Bactrian camel ride, and other activities after we have settled down.
We'll return later, eat dinner, and then slack off at Hundar, Nubra Valley.
Day 7 - Nubra to Pangong
Altitude of Pangong: 4520 Distance: 200 k Time taken: 7 hour
We're going to Diskit Monastery after breakfast. We shall talk about Pangong Tso on the way to Pangong later.
The endorheic lake Pangong Tso extends from west Tibet to eastern Ladakh. There are five sub-lakes throughout its 134-kilometer length: Pangong Tso, Tso Nyak, Rum Tso (twin lakes), and Nyak Tso. India owns 40% of this lake, with China and India disputing the remaining portion. We'll go to Pangong after having a great day at the lake.
We will eat dinner when we get to Pangong and then take the day off.
Day 8 - Pangong to Tso Moriri
Distance: 300 k Time taken: 9 hour
Following breakfast, we will travel to Tso-Moriri. We will stop in Tso-Moriri Lak en route.
The day will be deemed full after dinner and an overnight stay in Tso-Moriri.
Day 9 - Tso Moriri to Leh
Altitude of Leh: 3524 Distance: 250 k Time taken: 6 hour
We will begin day nine in the chilly desert to go to Leh after breakfast.
You will be exhausted after the stressful drive. Once you arrive in Leh, dinner will be given, and you may then relax.
Day 10 - Leh to Kargil
Altitude of Kargil: 2676 Distance: 216 k Time taken: 7 hour
We will travel to Kargil on the 10th day of our bike trip to Ladakh from Manali.
Kargil is a great place to go hiking, camping, river rafting, mountaineering, and other outdoor activities. The Kargil War between India and Pakistan made the location renowned.
We will stop at the Hall of Fame, the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers, Magnetic Hill, and Pathar Sahib Gurudwara en way (lunch will be served in Langar).
After checking in, we'll have dinner at Kargil and take the day off.
Day 11 - Kargil to Srinagar
Altitude of Srinagar: 1585 Distance: 210 k Time taken: 7 hour
Well done! On day 11 of your Manali to Leh Ladakh bike trip, you have successfully landed. We'll head for Srinagar after breakfast. By the afternoon, we shall be at Srinagar. We'll spend the remainder of the day relaxing.
Take advantage of this chance to sample the best Wazwan, sip Kahwah tea prepared by the kindest people, and shop for winter clothing. Take a walk along the lanes or visit Dal Lake. This is all self-sponsored.
Return to the lodge for a delicious meal. This will be followed by an overnight stay in Srinagar.
Inclusions / Exclusions
Inclusions / Exclusions
Price includes
- Accommodation on twin / single sharing.
- All hotels are on half board basis (Breakfast & Dinner included).
- Inner line permits
- All the transfers and sightseeing by the private vehicle.
- Monument entrance fees (one visit only)
- Accompanying English or language speaking guide for whole tour.
- Driver allowances, parking charges, toll taxes etc.
Price excludes
- Any air/ train / Volvo fare are not inclusive
- Personal Expenses or Optional Tours / Extra Meals Ordered
- Additional costs due to flight cancellation, road blocks etc
- GST (Taxes fee 5%) extra
- Camera fee extra
- Tips, porter age, laundry, beverages are at additional cost
- Any item not specified under cost inclusions
FAQ
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FAQ 1 - What is difference between Leh and Ladakh?
While Leh is a district in the Union Territory of Ladakh and the starting point for exploring Ladakh, Ladakh is a sizable Union Territory that covers a wide range of landscapes.
FAQ 2 - Is it safe to travel in Leh and Ladakh?
It is safe to tour the Ladakh region if you follow certain travel advice and take precautions, such as the ideal time to go and how to get there.
FAQ 3 - When does it snow in Leh?
At 11,500 feet above sea level, Leh has snowfall from December to February during the winter.
FAQ 4 - How much does Leh Ladakh Trip cost?
The route, style of transportation, number of passengers, and number of days of travel all affect the cost of Leh Ladakh bike trip. Flight tickets, bus and hotel fares, and the type of vehicle or bicycle all affect the trip's cost.
FAQ 5 - How many days are required for Leh Ladakh Trip?
It takes at least four to five days to see everything of Leh Ladakh, and a six-day package is recommended for an unforgettable trip.
FAQ 6 - What are the things to carry on bike trip leh ladakh ?
Some essential items to have with you include wool clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, a shopping bag, food, chocolate, power banks, a camera, cash, travel maps, and an ID card. Make sure you have all the necessary tools and equipment when you go on a bike excursion.