Introduction
Ladakh is a remote and mountainous region in India that is referred to as the “Land of High Passes” by adventurous travelers. It is the dream of every adventure seeker to dust off, don a leather jacket, and ride a motorcycle to Ladakh, with its winding motorable roads and unforgettable adrenaline rush.
Ladakh welcomes tourists beginning in July, but they must stay until the fall to enjoy the region’s many attractions, which include thrilling adventures and breathtaking landscapes. Through some of the highest motorable passes in the world, riding a motorcycle from Manali to Leh is an adventure filled with unknowns and breathtaking scenery. You are about to embark on an extraordinary journey; You can check one thing off your list by going to Leh and Ladakh on a bike trip.
If you are an avid cyclist and are looking for adventure, join us on this Manali to Leh Bike Trip to see amazing places like Rohtang La Pass, Keylong, Jispa, Sarchu, Nubra Valley, and Pangong Tso Lake. I sincerely hope that you will never forget this motorcycle trip.
Day One in Manali:
Sightseeing and orientation This morning, we board a flight to Manali, check into our hotel, and spend the day unwinding so that our bodies can adjust. Take in the sights around Manali. You will receive a brief overview of the day’s activities, including where you will go and how your bikes will be assigned, from our tour captain. An easy and free evening. Stay the night and have dinner at a hotel while you see the sights.
Continue to Jispa for
Day 2 after a restful night in Manali.140 km)
Your flight to Ladakh is now on its way! Pack your belongings to get ready for an exciting journey. Try to keep your hat on, you’re in for a wild ride, so be prepared. Along the way, you’ll pass Keylong, the Atal tunnel, and Tandi, the last gas station before Upshi. You can spend the night in one of the camps in Jipsa once you arrive.
Day three: Traveling 140 kilometers from Jispa to Padum over the Shango La Pass.
After breakfast, the newly paved route takes you to Zanskar. It’s not easy, but the beautiful scenery is worth it. traversing the Shingo la pass, taking pictures of the magnificent Gumbo Ranjan (Mahakal) mountain, fording a river, and other similar activities need time. After dinner at camp, you cycle to Padum. The night will be spent in a warm homestay or tent.
Day 4: Padum to Kargil (240 km) Today has been difficult
A new off-road route connecting Leh and Srinagar opened in August 2020. During the day, a ride of approximately 240 kilometers can be completed. You should stay in a hotel room at night.
Day 5:From Kargil, travel 220 kilometers to Leh.4-5 hours;3,499 yards)
In the following section of our motorbike tour to Leh, Ladakh, we will cross two extremely high mountain passes. After leaving Kargil, you’ll visit Mulbek, a gigantic living Buddha sculpture perched atop a mountain, Lamayuru, one of Ladakh’s oldest monasteries, and finally the lunar landscape. Then, take in the holy atmosphere of Gurudwara Pather Sahib and the mysterious Magnetic Hills. You should check into your hotel and retire for the night as it gets close to bedtime once you get into the city.
Day 6: Journey to Nubra Valley from Leh (160 km;2–3 h; Day 6: 5,441 meters
The motorcycle trip from Srinagar to Manali includes an exciting and beautiful drive through the Nubra Valley. On the way to the valley is Khardung La, which is said to be the highest motorable road in the world. It’s time to settle into your hotel and unwind for the night once you’ve reached the Nubra Valley, which is located on the Nubra River.
Day 7:Travel 150 kilometers from Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake3-4 hours;4,349 meters)
The tranquil Pangong Lake will be your destination as you head out of that desolate area early in the morning. You will pass through the newly opened Shyok Village. Visitors can enjoy the scenery and take photographs of the magical land once they arrive at the water’s edge. After that, go to the campsite to spend the evening unwinding around the campfire before sleeping under the stars.
Day 8:Drive 160 kilometers from Pangong to Leh.5-6 hours;4.52 miles).
In Pangong Tso, you’ll find beautiful scenery if you open your eyes. After having breakfast, we will travel to Leh. Today, we will traverse Chang La, the second-highest pass in the world (17,590 feet). This is widely regarded as one of the world’s most difficult passes. This pass can take Leh to the Changthang Plateau. Before ascending the formidable pass, the last thing we’ll see is a small lake called Tsoltak. We’ll advance back to the Manali-Leh Roadway whenever we’ve slid from the pass in Shakti. We intend to arrive in Leh early in the evening, giving us ample time to explore the city before retiring for the night.
