Motorcycle Escapades

Himalayas MotoAdventure

The Himalayas word originated from Sanskrit, “Hima” means Snow and Alaya means Abode. The Himalayas stretch across the north-eastern portion of India. They cover approximately 1,500 mi (2,400 km) and pass through the nations of India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Bhutan, and Nepal.

The Himalayan range is made up of three parallel ranges often referred to as the Greater Himalayas, the Lesser Himalayas, and the Outer Himalayas.

In this “Himalayan Motorcycle Tour,” we are going to explore all the major valleys of the Himalayas and Major Mountain passes. During this “Himalayas motorcycle tour India” one can enjoy the hidden treasure of the Indian Himalayas. We are gonna cover 13 different valleys and more than 10 mountain passes where the average height is 4000 meters above sea level. Motorcycle Tours in the Himalayas are one of the best things to explore valleys like Pangi Valley, Lahaul & Spiti Valley, Zanskar Valley, Indus Valley, Changthang Valley, and other prominent valleys of the Himalayas.

This Himalayan Motorcycle tour is designed for experienced riders who love long riding hours with less break and most importantly for those who love off-road riding. Because most of the days we will be riding through different terrains and crossing different valleys, roads are in very bad shape in Pangi Valley, Spiti Valley, and Zanskar Valley. Also during this Enduro Himalayan motorbike trip, we will be crossing high-altitude mountain passes that are located in the remote places of the Himalayas like Shingo La and Sach Pass.

Also, we will be staying in a unique Himalayan homestay during this Motorcycle tour in the Himalayas. Few days we will be riding through no-man land for the entire day without sighting a single human settlement in between, it will be only you, your motorcycles, and endless Himalayan ranges. So what are you waiting for, just get in touch with us to join this once in a lifetime Motorcycle Tour to the Himalayas. one of the best places to travel in India on a motorcycle.

Day 1 – 
Arrival at Srinagar (No Ride)

Upon arrival at Srinagar, we will pick you up from the airport & and check in to the hotel. You will meet our Ride captain or Tour leader in the evening for a briefing, Introduction to your motorcycles, riding gear scrutiny, Safety measures, and other important aspects of the tour followed by dinner. You need to take ample rest today so that you can get acclimatized soon. Srinagar is at the height of 1585 Mt.

Day 2 –
Srinagar to Kishtwar,
Kilometers – 215

After breakfast, we will start our first day of the Trans Himalayas Motorcycle Tour towards Kistwar. Kistwar is a small hamlet situated at the foothills of the Himalayas. Kistwar is situated at the height of 1700 Mt. By evening we will be able to reach Kishtwar.

Day 3 – 
Kistwar to Killar/Killad,
Kilometers – 120
Today we will be riding towards Killar/Killad which is the headquarters of Pangi Valley. The Pangi Valley is a rugged and poorly developed tribal area, as well as one of the most remote areas in Himachal Pradesh state. Most of the road for today will be completely off-road where we will be crossing Kishtwar in the Himalayan region, we will be staying at Killar which is situated at the height of 2100Mtrs. This road is also called a cliffhanger route because the roads are built by rock cutting and are very steep. Again most of the roads will be off-road today. Total riding hours will be around 8-10 hours.

Day 4 – 
Killar to Chamb,
Kilometers – 160

After breakfast, we will start our journey towards Chamba. Chamba is a major town in the Himalayas. Before reaching Chamba we will be riding through Sach Pass, which is at the height of 4200 Mtrs Above sea level. Most of the roads from Killar to Chamba are off-road with water crossings and steep valleys.

By evening we will reach Chamba. Chamba is at a height of 1000 meters above sea level.

Day 5 – 
Chamba to Bir,Kilometers – 190

After exploring Pangi Valley, we will ride further down towards Bir billing. Bir billing is a famous adventure activity. Most of the roads will be tarmac, we will be riding through small towards Himachal Pradesh.
By evening we will reach Bir. Bir is at the height of 1525 Mtrs above sea level.

Day 6 – 
Bir to Sojha, Kilometers – 160

After breakfast, we will start our journey towards Thirtan Valley. Located within the solitude of the Himalayas, the beauty of Tirthan Valley is personified by the green meadows, its exclusive wild flora, and the natural springs. The amazing waterfalls are a photographer’s delight offering unique opportunities to click wonderful pictures of the lush green surroundings.
By evening we will reach Sojha hamlet. Sojha is at the height of 2600Mtrs

Day 7 – 
Sojha to Reckong Peo,
Kilometers – 190

After breakfast, we will start our toward Rampur Valley and Sarahan Valley. We will be riding through the Indo-Tibet highway. Reckong Peo also known as Peo is the headquarter of the Kinnaur district and lies in the middle of the Himalayas. Located at a distance of 260 km from Shimla and at a height of 2,300 meters, this serene town is famous for its apple orchards.

Day 8 – 
Reckong Peo

After breakfast, we will proceed to get the Inner line permits and restricted area permits for Spiti Valley. After applying for the permits we will explore the local sightseeing places in and around Peo. Rest of the day you can spend time roaming around the markets of Kalpa & Peo.

Day 9 –
Reckong Peo to Kaza,
Kilometers – 220

After obtaining the permits, we will start our ride towards Kaza. Kaza is the headquarters of Spiti Valley. After crossing Nako, we will get off-road terrains. We will also be visiting Gue Mummy Temple, Tabo, and Dhankar Monastery before reaching Kaza.

Kaza is at the height of 3800Mtrs. By evening we will reach Kaza.

Day 10 – 
Kaza to Jispa, Kilometers – 210

We will start early today, as we will be riding one of the treacherous mountain roads in the Himalayas. Most of the roads will be off-road with a lot of water crossings and high altitude mountain passes, Kunzum la at the height of 4551 Mtrs.
By evening we will reach Jispa. Jispa is small village nestled in the Himalayas at the height of 3200Mtrs.

Day 11 – 
Jispa to Padum,
Kilometers – 150

After exploring Spiti and Lahaul Valley, today we will enter Zanskar Valley. We will be riding through Shinko La Pass, which is situated at the height of 5031 Mtrs above sea level. After crossing Darcha most of the roads are extremely off roads with river bed tracks and sand. We will reach Padum by evening. Padum is situated at the height of 3670 Mtrs.

Day 12 – 
Padum to Lamayuru,
Kilometers – 220

We will start early today, as we will be riding one of the treacherous mountain roads in the Himalayas. Most of the roads will be off-road with a lot of water crossings and high-altitude mountain passes, we will be crossing Singe La at the height of 4950 Mtrs, And we will be crossing Sirsir la at the height of 4565 Mtrs. So we will be crossing 2 high-altitude passes full of off-road and extremely steep roads. We need to be very cautious while riding on these roads.

By evening we will reach Lamayuru, which is at the height of 3510 Mtrs.

Day 13 – 
Lamayuru to Leh,
Kilometers – 115

After exploring Zanskar Valley, we will be riding toward Leh region. Leh is the headquarters of Ladakh Valley and most of the roads are tarmac, we will reach Lamayuru by noon. Rest of the day you can take rest of spend time exploring local Tibetan markets.

Leh is situated at the height of 3500Mtrs.

Day 14 – 
Leh to Manali, Kilometers – 440

Here we go, today we will be riding from Leh to Manali in a single day, which is the most Adventurous and thrilling experience for any rider. we will be crossing Tanglang La, Namik La, Lachungla: La & Baralacha La mountain pass today, all at the height of 4500 Mtrs above sea level. It will take at least 12-14 Hrs of journey, by night we will reach Manali.

Day 15 – 
Manali to Shimla,
Kilometers – 250

After exploring 13 different valleys, and 10 high-altitude mountain passes, finally we will be riding toward Shimla. Which is the capital of Himachal Pradesh, by evening we will reach Shimla.

Evening we will have a farewell dinner.

Day 16 – 
Departure from Shimla

After breakfast, you can check out from the hotel and proceed towards your onward journey.
End of the trip.

  1. Royal Enfield Himalayan 411CC motorcycle with a new set of tires which is suitable for off-road terrain (either Pirelli or MRF tires).
  2. Fuel for the entire tour as per the itinerary.
  3. Accommodation on standard hotels with Twin/Double sharing options (few places will be tented accommodation with bathroom attached).
  4. All major meals (Breakfast & Dinner).
  5. 2 liters of Package drinking water per day per person during the ride.
  6. English speaking tour guide with additional motorbike including his stay and food for the entire tour.
  7. Backup vehicle to carry luggage (Toyota Isuzu or Mahindra Pickup Truck) with driver and fuel included.
  8. Portable oxygen cylinders and emergency first aid kit for the entire tour as per the itinerary.
  9. Mechanic for the entire tour as per the itinerary including his food & stay for the entire tour.
  10. All required spare parts for Motorcycles during the entire tour.
  11. Inner line and restricted area permits as per the itinerary All sightseeing and parking fees.
  12. Airport transfers (Pickup and Drop).
  1. All international and Domestic flight tickets.
  2. Visa charges.
  3. Medical or travel insurance.
  4. Alcohol, tips, room service, or anything that is not mentioned in the above inclusions.

Location Info-

Ladakh the kingdom of snow-capped mountains, spectacular roads, high mountain passes, and pristine lakes make Ladakh as one of the best places to travel in India on a motorcycle.

Terrain info

High altitude mountain roads average height is 3000 Meters

Recommended season to visit –June to September.

Skill Level- Moderate to Experienced

Road Conditions-

60% Asphalt
40% Off-Road

Type of Food-

Authentic Indo- Tibetian & Indian, Cruisine

  1. Extreme Enduro MotoAdventure journey through the Indian Himalayas.
  2. Covering most prominent valleys of the Himalayas like Kangra Valley, Dhauladhar Valley, Pangi Valley, Lahaul Valley, Spiti Valley, Hangrang Valley, Bhaba Valley, Seraj Valley, Kullu Valley, Zanskar Valley, Indus Valley and Changthang valley.
  3. Covering 10 high-altitude mountain passes with an average height of 4000Mtrs.
  4. Covering one of the least explored Himalayan regions like Pangi Valley and Zanskar Valley Ride on the newly built Atal Tunnel for 9Kms at the height of 3000Mtrs.
  5. Ride on the newly built Shingo La pass, as well as ancient villages like Kurgiakh, and Purne.
  6. More than 1850 miles of epic journey through the most rugged terrain in the world, the Himalayas.

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