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Ladakh is undeniably India's ultimate motorbiking destination. Every June, riders from across the country flock to Manali and Srinagar to kickstart their journey, where every turn pushes their limits and rewards them with views unlike anywhere else in the world. Here, motorbiking is about pitting yourself against one of the planet's harshest yet most stunning landscapes.
Popular motorbiking circuits in Ladakh include the legendary Manali - Leh Highway, a 500 km stretch of raw adventure packed with high passes, river crossings, and rugged terrain; the Leh - Khardung La - Nubra Valley route, where the thrill of riding the world's highest motorable pass meets surreal desert landscapes; the Leh - Pangong Tso ride, where turquoise waters shimmer against stark mountains; and the Srinagar - Leh Highway, a historic trail across the formidable Zoji La Pass, unfolding a dramatic transition from Kashmir's green meadows to Ladakh's stark, lunar-like vistas.
For those seeking more challenging biking trails in Ladakh, the Zanskar route from Wanla offers raw adventure with minimal asphalt, covering Lamayuru Monastery, Padum, Hanle, and Umling La, the world's highest motorable pass, where a signboard declares, “Now you are above Everest Base Camp.” Another unforgettable trail is Leh to Turtuk, the last Indian village on the Indo-Pak border. Inhabited by the Balti community, it stands in stark contrast to Nubra's deserts with its lush farms and apricot orchards.
One can enjoy biking across some of the world's highest motorable passes: Khardung La (5,359 m), Chang La (5,360 m), and Tanglang La (5,328 m), where thin air tests both the machine and the rider. River crossings, gravel tracks, and steep switchbacks demand grit, balance, and endurance, turning every ride into an explored adventure with terrain and altitude. Along the way, riders discover tranquil villages, monasteries fluttering with prayer flags, and breathtaking wonders like the shimmering blue of Pangong Tso, the mirror-like calm of Tso Moriri, and the golden dunes of Nubra Valley.
Motorbiking in Ladakh is a rite of passage. The roads, the wind, and the sheer vastness of the Trans-Himalayas create memories that stay long after the ride ends.
Upon arrival at Delhi airport, meet our representative and transfer to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Take the morning flight to Leh. Check into the guesthouse and relax for the entire day. Full rest is essential for proper acclimatisation. Overnight stay at the guesthouse.
Today, proceed on a sightseeing tour to some of the region's ancient monasteries.
Shey Gompa is located about 15 km from Leh. It once served as the summer palace of the kings of Ladakh. Numerous stupas and gompas surround the palace. Shey Palace was built by Deldan Namgyal in the early 17th century AD. The main attraction here is the 12-metre Shakyamuni Buddha statue inside the Dresthang Gompa.
Thiksey Gompa, close to Shey and about 17 km from Leh, is considered one of the most beautiful monasteries in Ladakh. It belongs to the Gelukpa order.
Hemis Monastery, located about 45 km south of Leh, is one of the largest and most famous monasteries in Ladakh. It belongs to the Drukpa order and was founded in the early 17th century. The monastery is beautifully set in a valley, surrounded by streams and fronted by long Mani walls.
Overnight stay at the guesthouse.
In the morning, visit several important places in and around Leh. Return to the hotel in the evening for dinner and an overnight stay.
Start early for Tsokar. En route, cross Tanglang La, the second-highest motorable pass in the world, and the vast Changthang plateau known as More Plains. After spending some time at Tsokar, continue to Karzok village on the banks of Tsomoriri Lake. Overnight stay at Karzok.
Spend the day exploring the lake and the surrounding areas. Keep an eye out for high-altitude wildlife such as the Kyang (Tibetan wild ass), bar-headed geese, snow fox, and others.
Trace the route back toward Leh until Upshi, from where a diversion leads you over Changla Pass to the magnificent Pangong Lake, two-thirds of which lies in Tibet. Overnight stay at Spangmik on the lakeside.
Return to Leh. Spend the rest of the day exploring the town at your leisure.
Drive up to Khardung La (5,606 m), the world's highest motorable pass, which also serves as the gateway to Nubra Valley and Siachen. Return to Leh by evening.
In the morning, take a flight to Delhi. Upon arrival, explore local sights in Delhi. Later in the evening, transfer to the international airport for your onward journey.
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