Top Leh Mountain Bike Tours

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Planning bike riding to Ladakh is in fact the most sought after biking tour to explore, discover and enjoy the magical beauty of the Land of High Passes! Jotted with fascinating peaks and towering mountains, gorgeous as well as rugged valleys, alluring rivers and other natural marvels, Ladakh is best explored on motorcycles that are meant and built for the Indian terrains, and Royal Enfield bikes prove to be the most enthralling rides among the available bikes in India. While you are riding to some of the hidden destinations, scenic villages, and stunning meadows in Ladakh Valley. Also, while riding through them, enjoy the salubrious beauty of the natural marvels and fill your travelogue with the best of biking memories in Ladakh!

Our walk through the streets and lanes of Leh Bazaar introduces you to the past and present of the vibrant Ladakhi lifestyle and culture. The most special features of this experience are : 1. The App opens up new places and new stories for you in the same old cities 2. Each walk is crafted like a masterpiece to offer an immersive experience to the traveller with the correct mix of history, culture, myth, food , through professional narration, with background scores of music, qawalli or sound affects, here and there 3. There is no need for you to depend on a guide - the traveller can take the walk anytime as per will, at his/ her own pace 4. The content is developed by domain experts and curated with utmost care, leaving no room for dependence on the guide's knowhow 5.You pay once for three months and need not pay the guide repeatedly.

Leh Ladakh Bike Trip Fixed Departure Dates From Srinagar: 15-Jun, 25-Jun, 05-Jul, 14-Jul, 24-Jul, 03-Aug, 12-Aug, 22-Aug, 01-Sep, 11-Sep'2020 Route: Leh Ladakh – Shyam Valley - Khardung La – Nubra Valley Cold Desert (Diskit & Hunder) – Turtuk Village (The Last Village Between India & Pakistan) – Pangong Tso (Shared Lake Between India & China) – Tangste - Leh High Mountain Passes Covered: Khardung La, Waril La, Chang La

Leh Ladakh Bike Trip Fixed Departure Dates From Srinagar: 16-Jun, 26-Jun, 06-Jul, 15-Jul, 25-Jul, 04-Aug, 13-Aug, 23-Aug, 02-Sep, 12-Sep'2020 Route: Leh Ladakh – Khardung La – Nubra Valley Cold Desert (Diskit & Hunder) – Turtuk Village (The Last Village Between India & Pakistan) – Pangong Tso (Shared Lake Between India & China) – Tangste - Leh Highest Mountain Passes Covered: Khardung La, Waril La, Chang La

Leh Ladakh Bike Trip Fixed Departure Dates From Srinagar 17-Jun, 07-Jul, 27-Jul, 16-Aug, 05-Sep Route: Leh Ladakh – Khardung La – Nubra Valley Cold Desert (Diskit & Hunder) – Siachen Base Camp – Pangong Tso (Shared Lake Between India & China) – Tangste - Leh High Mountain Passes Covered: Khardung La, Waril La, Chang La

Tso Moriri is a large high altitude lake in Ladakh, on the eastern extension of the Changthang plateau. 26 km long, it is the largest of the big Ladakh lakes entirely in India, surrounded by the gigantic 6600 m Lungser & Chamser Kangri to the east and the 6100 m Mentok Kangri to the west. The cycle tour starts from Leh, and follows the Indus River valley through Upshi, where the route diverges from the Leh - Manali highway, onward through military settlements and small villages at Hymia, Kiari, Chumathang and Mahe. From Mahe, the road leaves the Indus Valley towards a subsidiary valley, climbing the only pass, Namshang La at 4850 m, and descending to Kiagar Tso and finally to the village of Karzok on the banks of Tso Moriri. The area is one of the largest wetlands in Ladakh, lake being a breeding ground for bar headed geese, black necked crane, brown headed gulls, Brahminy ducks. Small group size Certified group leader / Lead Cyclist. Evacuation plan & exhaustive first aid kit.