Explore Destination

Leh , Nubra Valley , Pangong and Ladakh

Road trips on bikes just hit different compared to your usual bus and car rides. It can be challenging and even arduous due to the long journey, but we will have everything prepared for you. From an SUV support, emergency rations and first-aid kits, to the fuel fee for the entire trip, you’ll get to enjoy the best part minus the annoying itti-bitties that you have to look out for. Your ride is going to be the Royal Enfield Himalaya, a fitting ride for trip through the tallest mountain range in the world. After settling in your hotel room, ride from Leh to Shanti Stupa, a Buddhist peace stupa that was enshrined by the 14th Dalai Lama himself. Then to Leh Palace, a gorgeous royal home that had to be abandoned by its inhabitants during Dogra’s invasion. The second day will be a long ride as we hit one of the world’s highest road, the Kargil Highway, with the River Indus on our side. Less than 4 hours later, we’ll be at the Hall of Fame, a museum dedicated for the Indian Army after the Indo-Pak wars. Ride on to the Magnetic Hill which might be less tiring than you expect as your ride slowly makes its way up with ignition off! As we leave the hill, we’ll be arriving at the gorgeous Confluence of Zanskar and Indus Rivers. This place easily snags the crown of the road trip for Sham Valley as you get an amazing view of the Nimmu Valley and the rivers. You can say your thanks and pray at the Gurudwara Patthar Sahibp, which is our next destination from the confluence. Then to the monastery of Alchi Gompa by the Tibetan Buddhists and enjoy the calming atmosphere while strolling along the gallery that houses ancient paintings. Likir Monastery is another in the list with just equally historical significance as it dated back to the 11th century. For the third day, we’ll off to Nubra Valley with a lifetime ride through the world’s highest drivable road of Khardung La at over 5,600m altitude. As we make our way to Hunder Village, you’ll see an out-of-this-world view that can’t be seen elsewhere and totally unforgettable. We head to Turtuk for the 16th Century Mosque which preserves such distinct architectural features along with other old ruins and buildings such as the Ruined Fort of Dhards and Monastery. By the fifth day, we’ll be heading to our next destination, Pangong Lake, which is around 4,350m above sea level. The road maybe challenging depending on the weather, but we’ll always have your back! We ride back to Leh via Changla Pass which is a famous part of the silk road and an archaeological site of dinosaur remains at the same time. Stop at one of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, Hemis Gompa. Be awestruck at the sight of Thiksey Monastery which isn’t far from Hemis. Then take in the amazing architecture of Shey Palace & Monastery before finally reaching the 3 Idiots Rancho’s School.

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Highlights

Daily Breakfast and Dinner
Royal Enfield Himalaya
Entire road trip’s fuel fees with SUV backup support
Mechanical Backup
Wild Life Fees & Red Cross Fee
Ladakh Entry Fee
Inner Line Permit for Nubra Valley / Pangong Lake
An Oxygen Cylinder 24/7 in case of emergency ,First-Aid Kit
Excursion to Sham Valley and Confluence of Two Rivers

Shanti Stupa
Leh Palace
Gurudwara Patthar Sahib
3 Idiots Rancho School
Khardung La
Diskit, Agham & Shyok Valley
Changthang
Magnetic Hill
Confluence of the Zanskar
3 Idiots Rancho School

Any cost arising due to natural calamities like la
Any entrance fee to the monastery & monuments.
Any other item which is not specified under cost i

Tour Plan

Our representatives will be waiting for your arrival in the morning at Leh International Airport. Welcome to the largest city of Ladakh. We\u2019ll transfer you to the hotel for check-in and drinks after a long flight here as you get acclimated to the altitude of 3,500m and rest.
Around late afternoon, we\u2019ll drive to the city for an orientation walk, introducing you to the city and culture of Leh as we explore the local markets. Start the bike and ride for Shanti Stupa, a gleaming white Stupa built by the Japanese monk Gyomyo Nakamura in 1991. It houses relics within the base which was enshrined by the 14th Dalai Lama wishes to promote world peace and serves a symbol that ties Japan and India.
Then we\u2019ll visit the former royal palace of Leh, Leh Palace that\u2019s also known as Lachen Palkar Palace. Abandoned for hundreds of years, this palace dates back to 1600s and was built by Sengge Namgyal. It was left behind during 1800s when Dogra forces invaded and the royal fam

Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before we go out for a ride on the Kargil Highway, driving alongside the River Indus on Leh. It will be a 3-4 hour long scenic drive of breath-taking views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and hills. We\u2019ll first visit the Hall of Fame, a museum by and for the Indian Army that serves as a reminder of the sacrifices brave Indian soldiers made, particularly those who laid down their lives in the Indo-Pak wars. Floors are filled with weapons and ammunitions used at the war, as well as the kinds of apparel and amenities the army wore.
We head deep into the Himalayas for 4km and reach the gravity-defying Magnetic Hill at 30km mark from Leh. If you leave the ignition off and foot off the brakes, will your ride roll downward or upward? Leaving behind the law-defying hills, we\u2019ll reach the famous Confluence of Zanskar and Indus Rivers within the scenic Nimmu valley of Ladakh. It\u2019s a breathtaking sight, one that\u2019s truly out of this

Enjoy your breakfast in Leh before we check-out tonight and head to Nubra Valley with a scenic drive. We\u2019ll pass over the highest drivable road in the world, Khardung La at over 5,600m\/18,390ft elevation around 39km from Leh and get a bird\u2019s eye view of the surrounding area, all the way over the Indus Valley in the south, the edge of Zanskar Range, and get a clear view of the Saser mountains.
The Nubra Valley is known as the valley of flowers nestled between the Karakoram and Ladakh ranges of Himalayas. The Nubra Valley is located at a lower altitude than Leh at 3000m\/10,000ft that gives it a slightly warmer temperature and is blessed with fertile soil and is famous for the cold desert of Hunder Village. There are sand dunes on one side, a field of flowers on the other and just vast landscape of the valley and mountain ranges all around you.
We\u2019ll check-in at our campsite\/hotel in Hunder and let you leave your luggage. Once you\u2019re done unpacking, explore th

Enjoy your breakfast early today as we\u2019ll have a long ride to a village that\u2019s located close to the border. We\u2019ll be driving to Turtuk which is blessed with an exceptional landscape view that became part of India in 1971 after it was previously part of Pakistan. It\u2019s a small hamlet that has the Shyok River on one side and the other side the Karakoram mountain range. Only one road goes in and out of the village which leads to the high passes of Leh.
We\u2019ll learn of the interesting history of the village as many of the people have their origin tracing to Pakistan. You\u2019ll see the 16th Century Mosque, the old mosque of Turtuk which has a distinctive wooden minaret and spiralling staircase. Enjoy the scenic historical building that has prominent Turkish & Iranian influence here before we move to the Ruined Fort of Dhards and Monastery. Enjoy exploring the magnificent ruins of the old buildings of this land while the famous K2 peak in the background, the seco

After an early breakfast, we will check-out from our camp\/hotel in Nubra Valley and visit where they keep and raise double-humped camels that are perfect for riding through the cold desert. Hopped on these gorgeous creatures and go through the sand dunes with the snow-capped mountains sits in the horizon. We slowly make our way back and stop at Diskit on the way, which is the headquarter of Nubra Valley. Explore the bazaar that is filled with shops and locals making ends meet and doing their daily chores.
We leave the valley and continue our ride southeast. The rough ride is worth it as you get to see slowly absorb and take in the beauty of Agham & Shyok Valley. We continue driving across the Agham & Shyok Valley to Pangong Lake, or Pangong Tso, the world\u2019s highest saltwater lake at 4,350m. The road conditions can be pretty tough and depending on weather, challenging even. For five hours, we\u2019ll past through several villages, including Durbuk and Tangtse which are about h

Wake up to the beautiful sight of Pangong Lake today before we check-out when the time comes. We\u2019ll drive back to Leh via Changla Pass, located at over 5,300m elevation. As you pass through this road, think back on how Changla was part of the famous silk road and millenias before that, historic creatures of Jurassic period would also tread this pathway as ammonoids have been unearthed around here.
Enjoy an impressive view while driving through the 15km long road as we make several stops before reaching Leh. We\u2019ll stop first at Hemis Gompa, a Himalayan Buddhist monastery at the village of Hemis, established in 1672 by King Sengge Namgyal. A festival is held every July here and it\u2019s near to the home of the endangered snow leopard in the Hemis National Park. It is also the largest monastic foundation of Drukpa Kagyu Order of Tibetan Buddhism.
We continue the ride to Thiksey Monastery, a monastery affiliated with the Gelug Order, the largest inside central Ladakh. The

After breakfast, we\u2019ll check-out and leave the hotel to transfer you to the domestic airport for your flight to your next destination out of Leh.
(Breakfast)