<div>Embark on an exhilarating <strong>Ladakh Bike Expedition</strong>, starting from <strong>Manali</strong> and riding through the breathtaking <strong>Rohtang Pass, Jispa, and Sarchu</strong>, crossing high-altitude passes like <strong>Baralacha La and Tanglang La</strong> before reaching <strong>Leh</strong>. Explore the stunning <strong>Pangong Lake</strong> via <strong>Chang La Pass</strong> and experience the beauty of <strong>Nubra Valley</strong>, home to the mesmerizing <strong>Hunder Sand Dunes</strong> and <strong>Khardung La</strong>, one of the highest motorable passes. Venture into <strong>Turtuk</strong>, the last Indian village near the Pakistan border, before returning to <strong>Leh</strong>. The journey continues to <strong>Kargil</strong>, passing through the dramatic landscapes of <strong>Lamayuru Moonland and Magnetic Hill</strong>, paying tribute at <strong>Drass War Memorial</strong>. Finally, cross the thrilling <strong>Zoji La Pass</strong> and conclude the adventure in <strong>Srinagar</strong>, with a serene <strong>Shikara ride on Dal Lake</strong>, wrapping up an unforgettable biking odyssey through the Himalayas.<br><br><strong>Duration</strong>: 11 days<br><strong>Ride Distance</strong>: Approx 1200 kms<br><strong>Ride Time</strong>: Approx 40 hours<br><strong>Key Highlights</strong>: Pangong Lake, Hotsprings, Atal tunnel<br><strong>Mountain Lakes</strong>: Dal Lake, Pangong Tso, Deepak Taal, Suraj Taal<br><strong>Mountain Passes</strong>: Zoji La, Fotu La, Namik La, Khardung La, Baralacha La, Lachalung La&nbsp;</div>

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Overview:

<ul><li>Ride through high-altitude passes like Baralacha La, Tanglang La &amp; Khardung La.</li><li>Experience the beauty of Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and Turtuk village.</li><li>Cross the thrilling Zoji La Pass and explore Lamayuru Moonland &amp; Magnetic Hill.</li><li>Pay tribute at the Drass War Memorial &amp; enjoy a Shikara ride in Srinagar.</li><li>Travel with expert guides, backup vehicles, and essential safety gear.</li></ul>

What’s cool about this?

<div>Day 1:</div><ul><li>​Arrive in Manali and check in to your hotel.</li><li>Explore the charm of this scenic city, famous for its rich culture and stunning landscapes (at your own).</li><li>In the late evening, join your fellow riders and trip captain for a safety briefing, riding tips, and a preview of the upcoming adventures.</li><li>Bond with fellow adventurers over a delicious dinner.</li><li>End the day with an overnight stay at the hotel.</li></ul><div>Day 2:</div><ul><li>In the morning, bikes will be allotted for your entire journey.</li><li>This day marks the adventurous start of your bike trip.</li><li>Ride through the scenic beauty of Keylong and Solang Valley, with its lush greenery.</li><li>Pass through the Atal Tunnel, one of the world’s longest highway tunnels at high altitude.</li><li>Enjoy a quick meal at a local dhaba or roadside café.</li><li>Reach Jispa for an overnight stay in camps.</li></ul><div>Day 3:</div><ul><li>Cross Darcha, the last village of Himachal before entering Ladakh.</li><li>Drive past Deepak Tal and continue towards higher altitudes.</li><li>Ascend Baralacha La Pass (16,040 ft), enjoying breathtaking mountain views.</li><li>Pass by Suraj Tal, one of the highest lakes in India.</li><li>Reach Sarchu, check in at the campsite, and unwind.</li><li>Enjoy a warm dinner at the campsite and rest under the star-lit sky.</li></ul><div>Day 4:&nbsp;</div><ul><li>Departure from Sarchu after breakfast, gearing up for an adventurous ride through high-altitude passes and stunning landscapes.</li><li>Gata Loops – Conquer the famous 21 hairpin bends that offer breathtaking views and a thrilling riding experience.</li><li>Nakee La Pass (15,547 ft) – Cross this high-altitude pass, enjoying the vast, barren landscapes of Ladakh.</li><li>Lachung La Pass (16,616 ft) – Another scenic mountain pass with spectacular views of the rugged terrain.</li><li>Pang – A brief ride through this remote region, known for its dramatic rock formations and vast plains.</li><li>More Plains – Experience the thrill of riding on this 40 km stretch of flat, open land at an altitude of 15,500 ft, surrounded by stunning mountains.</li><li>Tanglang La Pass (17,582 ft) – Conquer one of the highest motorable passes in the world, a highlight of the journey.</li></ul><div>Day 5:</div><ul><li>Ride via Khardung La (5,359 m) – one of the highest motorable passes.</li><li>Visit Diskit Monastery (home to a 100-ft Maitreya Buddha statue).</li><li>Enjoy a Double-Humped Camel Ride at Hunder Sand Dunes.</li><li>Explore the scenic Nubra Valley.</li><li>Overnight stay in Nubra.</li></ul><div>Day 6:</div><ul><li>Ride to Turtuk Village (the last Indian village near the Pakistan border).</li><li>Experience Balti Culture &amp; Apricot Orchards.</li><li>Visit Turtuk Monastery &amp; Waterfall.</li><li>Return to Nubra by evening.</li><li>Overnight stay in Nubra.</li></ul><div>Day 7:</div><ul><li>Ride to Turtuk, the last Indian village near the Pakistan border.</li><li>Explore Balti culture, Apricot orchards, and Turtuk Monastery.</li><li>Visit the scenic Turtuk Waterfall.</li><li>Return to Nubra Valley by evening.</li><li>Overnight stay in Nubra.</li></ul><div>Day 8:</div><ul><li>Ride via the Shyok River Route – a thrilling adventure.</li><li>Reach Pangong Lake (4,350 m) – famous for its color-changing waters &amp; Bollywood spots (3 Idiots point).</li><li>Enjoy a peaceful evening by the lake.</li><li>Overnight stay in Pangong (camps).</li></ul><div>Day 9:</div><ul><li>Start early &amp; ride via Chang La Pass (5,360 m).</li><li>Visit Hemis Monastery &amp; Thiksey Monastery.</li><li>Reach Leh and relax.</li><li>Overnight stay in Leh.</li></ul><div>Day 10:</div><ul><li>Ride through Drass, the second coldest inhabited place in the world.</li><li>Pay tribute at the Drass War Memorial, dedicated to Kargil War heroes.</li><li>Cross the thrilling Zoji La Pass (3,528 m) and descend towards Sonmarg, the "Meadow of Gold."</li><li>Reach Srinagar, the final stop of the journey.</li><li>Enjoy a relaxing Shikara Ride on Dal Lake.</li><li>Overnight stay in Srinagar.</li></ul><div>Day 11:</div><ul><li>Depart with unforgettable memories of this thrilling Himalayan adventure!</li></ul>

What’s the plan?

<ul><li>Meals on MAP Plan(Breakfast and Dinner) starting with Dinner on Manali Night.&nbsp;</li><li>Volvo Tickets</li><li>01/02 Trip Captain.</li><li>Accommodation on double occupancy without additional charges for couples only and special requests on additional charges and triple sharing (by default).&nbsp;</li><li>Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 BS VI ( by default ) / Optional Himalayan 450 (on an additional cost)</li><li>Helmets (Suggest you to bring your own)*</li><li>Biking Gears (Jackets*, Knee and Elbow Guard*)</li><li>01 Mechanic, 01 Marshall, 01 Backup Vehicle, &nbsp;</li><li>Fuel for the entire journey (As per the itinerary)</li><li>Inner-Line Permit</li><li>Wildlife Fee and Environmental Fee</li><li>Sightseeing as per itinerary</li><li>Oxygen cylinder&nbsp; and basic first-aid in a backup vehicle..</li><li>Airport/Volvo Stand Pickup and Drop Complimentary (At a common time for the group)</li><li>5% GST</li></ul>

What’s included?

<ul><li>Any meals/services not mentioned in the inclusions</li><li>Transport apart from the itinerary</li><li>Any charges for entry tickets and video cameras, still cameras, etc.</li><li>Alcohol, soft drinks, mineral water, beverages, etc.</li><li>Personal expenses like tips, telephone calls, laundry, etc.</li><li>Any costs arising out of unforeseen circumstances like landslides, road blocks, bad weather, etc.</li><li>Travel Insurance</li><li>Any bonfire expenses</li><li>Room Service/Restaurant Expenses</li><li>Security Deposit for Bike - INR 8000/bike (refundable)</li><li>Anything not mentioned under 'inclusions'</li></ul>

What’s not included?

<ul><li>The trip starts from ISBT Kashmere Gate, Delhi.</li><li>Nearest airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi).</li><li>Volvo tickets are included, ensuring a smooth journey to Manali.</li></ul>

How do I get there?

<ul><li>Be advised that hospitality services may vary significantly due to the remote nature of these areas.</li><li>Rental bikes may have a usage history ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers, resulting in varying conditions.</li><li>The exact timeline of the itinerary may change due to unforeseen<br>circumstances.</li><li>If a breakdown occurs, a backup and support team will provide assistance.</li><li>Be aware that food taste may vary, especially at high altitudes where cooking can be challenging.</li><li>In remote areas, hot water availability may be limited due to government restrictions on electricity.</li><li>Accommodations may involve split stays due to limited inventory at properties</li><li>Expect delayed response times from hotel/camp staff due to limited personnel.</li><li>Adhere to the trip captain's guidance to successfully complete sightseeing and the journey.</li><li>The trip captain reserves the right to terminate individuals or groups from the trip due to misconduct.</li><li>Standard sizes for riding gear are available, with limited options for plus sizes and small sizes.</li><li>Trip operators and captains may change the itinerary at any time due to weather conditions.</li><li>Be prepared for potential road closures due to snow, landslides, or water overflow; alternative transportation may be used to continue the itinerary.</li><li>Due to limited inventory in Hanle, accommodations can be provided on a triple and quad sharing basis.</li><li>A security deposit of ₹8,000 is required per bike at the time of rental, in case of any damages to the bike, the repair costs will be deducted from the security deposit. If the damage costs exceed the deposit amount, the renter will be responsible for paying the additional charges.</li><li>Requests to early and late checkin/checkout time in Manali or Srinagar are not possible. If you wish to explore the city, you may leave your luggage in the cloakroom or at the reception. However, please note that this is at your own risk.</li><li>Please ensure you are ready at the designated boarding point at the given time. If you miss the bus due to delay on your part, we will not be held responsible, Volvo buses can breakdowns. In such cases, please remain calm. We will arrange a supplementary vehicle as soon as possible to minimize inconvenience</li><li>Timings and distance mentioned in the itinerary is taken on general case scenario, however it can be changed.</li><li>Accommodation, driver and trip captain details will be provided over WhatsApp group created 3-7 days before your departure.</li><li>Trolley bags are not allowed, it is advised to carry only rucksack bags. penalty of 500 per kg will be charge if you do not have rucksack bags.</li><li>It is advisable to take Diamox as prescribed by your healthcare provider, as abrupt</li><li>On Day 3 and Day 6, participants should anticipate challenging riding conditions due to substantial altitude increases; adherence to recommended health protocols is strongly advised.</li></ul>

Before you book:

<div><strong>1. Is this trip suitable for beginners?<br></strong>Yes, but prior riding experience is recommended.<br><br><strong>2. What type of bikes are provided? </strong><br>Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 BS VI (Himalayan 450 upgrade available).<br><br><strong>3. Are solo riders allowed?</strong><br>Yes, with a sharing option for accommodation.<br><br><strong>4. What should I pack?</strong><br>Warm clothing, gloves, riding gear, and personal essentials.<br><br><strong>5. What if I face altitude sickness?</strong>&nbsp;<br>Oxygen cylinders and basic first-aid are available in the backup vehicle.</div>

FAQs:

<ul><li>Any cancellations made up to 30 days prior the departure date would attract a 20% cancellation of the total ticket value.</li><li>Any cancellations made within 30 days of the departure date would attract 100% cancellation of the total ticket value.</li><li>Fail to do the 30% amount within a month of the booking or 3 months prior to the travel date, whichever is sooner, the booking will stand canceled without any prior intimation, and the amount received by the Deyor Adventures Pvt. Ltd. will be forfeited with no refund.</li></ul>

Cancellation policy:

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Join the ultimate 11-day Ladakh Bike Trip from Manali to Srinagar, exploring Pangong Lake, Nubra Valley, and thrilling mountain passes. Includes accommodation, meals, bike rental, permits, and expert support.

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