Leh Ladakh Bike Trip from Delhi
Introduction
Hand-selected by outdoor specialists, the ideal fusion of thrilling, adventurous, and cultural activities. Drive across the highest motorable passes in the world, the leh ladakh including Khardung La and Lachung La, Rohtang La, and Baralacha La, and feel the surge of adrenaline coursing through your veins. Visit Pangong Lake, the highest saltwater body of water in the world, which is coloured in varying colours of blue, green, and red.
In well-hygienicized lodging and transportation, explore the Himalayan region in the utmost safety and comfort. The perfect combination for a traveller is riding leh ladakh bike trip packages a Classic on the most bizarre routes while taking in the culture of Ladakh and the natural beauty of Himachal.
Itinerary
DAY 1
As soon as you arrive at the Delhi reporting location, get ready to begin your exciting journey. The reporting location is when you board the Volvo in Delhi. As you drive to the magnificent Himalayas to arrive in Manali the next morning, the overnight trip takes you through some of the most picturesque scenery. A 12-hour trek is what this will be.
DAY 2
When you get to Manali, you can go right to the hotel you had reserved. While enjoying breakfast in the hotel, admire the valley’s natural beauty. The rest of the day is free for you to do as you please and at your own expense. You can choose to explore Manali. Attend a brief briefing in the evening, then pick up your bikes. Dinner and a night spent in a Manali hotel.
DAY 3
Enjoy a breathtaking mountain sunrise when you awaken. Before beginning your journey to Jispa, indulge in a scrumptious breakfast. The renowned Atal Tunnel, one of the world’s longest underground thoroughfares, is what you’ll pass through en route to Jispa. In the relaxed region of Sissu and Keylong, where nature is still in its purest form, head forward for those places. Sissu Lake and Sissu Waterfall are accessible from here for exploration. Later, proceed to Jispa after exploring the lusciously green Bhaga valley. Arrive in Jispa, a region that is truly a treasure trove of fascinating trails and luxuriant jungles. Join the camp in Jispa and settle in before enjoying refreshments and evening tea. Camps in Jispa are used for overnight stays.
DAY 4
Before you leave for Sarchu, get up in the morning and eat a wholesome breakfast. Visit Deepak Tal en route, which serves as a mirror, reflecting the serene surroundings of the snow-capped peaks. The Zingzing Bar, one of the tallest roadside bars in the world, is a good place to make a quick pit stop. Visit the Suraj Tal, also known as “the lake of the sun god,” which appears to be a lush emerald set in the barren Himalayas and is drenched in both mystery and splendor.
The name Suraj Tal translates to “the lake of the sun god.” The confluence of the three valleys can be seen from Baralacha La Pass, your next stop. This picturesque mountain pass is 16000 feet above sea level. At Bharatpur tent colony or a nearby location, enjoy your meal. After arriving in Sarchu late in the day, take a nap. From your campground, later in the evening, take in the stunning sunset and the lovely brown mountains. Staying at the campgrounds in Sarchu for dinner and the night.
DAY 5
Start your travel to Leh after eating breakfast in the morning. Take in the scenery as you travel through the Gata Loops, a stretch of 21 hairpin bends that terminates at Nakee La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the Ladakh region. Lachung La Pass, another significant high mountain pass nearby, would be your following rest stop. Make a photo stop in the More Plains, a vast area of green space surrounded on all sides by the towering Himalayas. Grab a bite to eat at Pang or somewhere close. Complete the check-in procedures when you arrive in Leh around nightfall, then take a nap.
DAY 6
A hearty breakfast is served after you awaken to a stunning mountain morning. Prepare yourself for an exciting ride to “Sham Valley,” which is beautifully tucked around the Srinagar-Leh highway. In the Hall of Fame, pay respects to the Indo-Pak War martyrs before beginning your sightseeing. Visit the Spituk Gompa, which also has a museum on the grounds with ancient Thangkas, masks, and weapons.
At Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, savour delectable langar while learning about the army’s role in building this Gurudwara. A short section of road called Magnetic Hill, which defies gravity, is another intriguing location to check out today. To view the meeting of the Zanskar and Indus Rivers, go to Indus Sangam Viewpoint. Visit SECMOL, the true “3 Idiots School.” Return to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay in Leh after a day of excitement and adventure.
DAY 7
Prepare yourself for the ultimate adventure after eating a nutritious breakfast. You’ll travel through some of the world’s highest passes on this trip, and you’ll be greeted by ever-changing views of the desolate landscape. Make a pit stop at the cafe on Khardung-La Pass, the highest all-season motorable road in the world, and take in the scenery; you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world. Entering the Nubra Valley, which is home to the Nubra Sand Dunes, you will notice a change in the landscape as you descend from Khardung-la, from the cold, desolate desert to the white sand desert.
Visit the Diskit Monastery in Ladakh, Leh Ladakh bike trip from Delhi which is the region’s largest and oldest monastery and also home to a sizable Buddha statue, if time permits. Enjoy the exquisite double-humped Bactrian camel ride, which is unique to this area and was once part of the renowned silk route. Enjoy a bonfire and camping later while admiring the starry sky. Camping in Nubra Valley for the night.
