6 Days Ladakh Bike Trip from Leh to Leh
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Leh, Ladakh
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What will you experience
6 Days 5 Nights Bike Trip
Certified Instructor
Medical Facilities
Mechanical Facilities
Panoramic Sunrise and Sunset Views
Capture the Memories
About the Activity
| Trip Starting Location | Leh Airport |
| Trip End Location | Leh Airport |
| Bike Used | Royal Enfield, Standard 500 CC Bike |
| Trip Duration | 6 Days and 5 Nights |
| Route | Leh - Khardung La - Nubra Valley - Pangong Lake - Leh |
| Best Time for the Trip | May to September |
| Age Limit | 16 to 65 Yrs |
| Temperature | From 04° to 29° |
About Leh:
- Leh, located at 3500 m from sea level, is an area of absolute marvel. Ladakh is known as the "land of high passes" which lies in the northern part of India and is surrounded by beautiful pristine lakes and meadows.
- Numerous beauty exists here, this is a place of not only desert but also, mountains, forests, and rivers. Experience an outstanding Ladakh bike tour package. A thrilling bike trip to this place of wonder is a great option.
About 6 Days Ladakh Bike Trip from Leh to Leh:
- Your trip starts with a warm welcome from Our Cordial Team at the Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport who will receive you and lead the way to your hotel.
- Stay there for weather acclimatization and then involve in local excursions. Try out the local cuisines Momos, Thukpa, Skyu, and many more.
- Involve in sightseeing at Shanti Stupa and get amazing pics clicked at the centre. Leh Palace and the Hall of Fame are among other tourist attractions.
- The beauty may be felt in the cool winds abundantly rushing your way on this alluring bike trip as it takes you over the ups and downs in the challenging terrain of Leh.
- Completing the Khardung La trip won't be easy. But the zest that keeps up your spirit every moment will let you break the cliche.
- The sights of Hundar village and the Nubra Valley are remarkable in and of themselves. The cool breezes and the magical surroundings will win over your heart.
- Pangong Tso at an altitude of 13,860 ft is an incredible beauty, tough to behold.
- Make eccentric memories, successfully negotiate the routes, and savour the delectable meals while on this journey. Then, cheerfully return to Leh and finally home.
Know before you book
- All riders must not forget to buy knee and elbow guards. It would be good even if pillions too buy the same.
- Don't forget to carry the hard copies of all the documents which have been shared with you. We need it during the briefing session.
- The Leh Ladakh bike tour package does not include the consideration of the entry or pass to a particular place.
- Biking accessories: Carry an intercom to stay connected with your group, padded jackets, biking gloves, etc.
- Accessories: Sunscreen lotion SPF 50 and above, Sunglasses, Skull cap, warm gloves & woollen socks during the night.
- Daily use packs: Face cream, lip balm (always keep in your pocket), petroleum jelly, cold cream, Tooth Brush, Toothpaste, liquid soap, toilet paper, shampoo, towel, deo, and waste bin covers to dispose of any unwanted things.
- Short bites: It's essential to carry a few eatables like dry fruits, chocolates, energy bars, and water bottles.
- Medicines: Personalised first aid kits, disprins and basic medicines for fever, stomach upset, vomiting & etc.
- Documents: Original Driving license, Aadhar card or Passport, 2 passport-size photographs.
- ATMs: Leh being the headquarters of the Ladakh region, you will get a couple of good banks and ATMs which work round the year, but sometimes it might be interrupted due to bad weather conditions and heavy snowfall. There are at least 5-6 ATMs available in Leh town.
- Mobile connectivity: Only post-paid Airtel/ Jio sim cards work. Though it can be purchased at Manali or leh, it is advisable to get it purchased in your home town.
- Internet connectivity is also fluctuating always, sometimes there is no internet and phone connectivity for weeks. So better be prepared for complete disconnection from other parts of the world!
Things to Carry
- Riding Gloves
- Sunglasses and Sunscreen
- Appropriate Clothing
- Maps/GPS
- First Aid Kit
- Bike Documents
- Rain Gear
- Water Bottle and Snacks
- Cell phone and Charger
- UA Voucher
Frequently Asked Quetions
What is the best time to visit Leh Ladakh?
The best time to visit Leh Ladakh is from May to September when the weather is pleasant and the roads are accessible. However, the months of June to August are considered peak tourist season.
How can I reach Leh Ladakh?
Leh Ladakh can be reached by air and road. The nearest airport is Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh, which is well-connected to major cities in India. Alternatively, you can also travel by road through the Manali-Leh highway or Srinagar-Leh highway.
Do I need any permits to visit Leh Ladakh?
Yes, you need permits to visit certain restricted areas in Leh Ladakh, such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, and Tso Moriri. These permits can be arrenged by us upon booking.
What are the must-visit places in Leh Ladakh?
Some of the must-visit places in Leh Ladakh include Pangong Tso Lake, Nubra Valley, Magnetic Hill, Tso Moriri Lake, Diskit Monastery, Lamayuru Monastery, and Leh Palace.
What is the altitude of Leh Ladakh, and how to acclimatize?
Leh Ladakh is situated at a high altitude, with Leh town at around 11,500 feet above sea level. It is important to acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness. Take it easy for the first couple of days, drink plenty of fluids, and avoid strenuous activities. Medications like Diamox can also help in acclimatization.
What is the road condition like in Leh Ladakh?
The road condition in Leh Ladakh varies depending on the route and time of the year. The roads can be challenging due to the high altitude, narrow passes, and rough terrain. It is advisable to check the road conditions before planning your trip and be prepared for off-road driving in certain areas.
What are the local customs and etiquette to be followed in Leh Ladakh?
Leh Ladakh has a rich cultural heritage, and it is important to respect the local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, especially while visiting monasteries and religious sites. Seek permission before taking photographs of locals, and avoid littering or damaging the environment. Interact with the locals respectfully and learn about their culture.