Leh Ladakh (Bike Trip) 

The ultimate adventure of a lifetime is Leh Ladakh Bike Trip. Every adventure lover wishes to visit the Land of High Passes. Ladakh is known as the “Land of High Passes”.

       A bike trip to Ladakh and is one of the things that many people aspire to experience at least once in their lifetime. Whether you are a pro or not, a bike trip to Leh pushes you to face new adventures. It prepares you both physically and mentally. 

        A trip to Leh Ladakh in India is all about the snow-clad mountains, rugged landscape, soaring peaks, dangerous routes, and bike.

Places to Visit in Leh  Ladakh  (Bike Tour)

• Pangong Tso

Popularly known as the Pangong Lake, this natural marvel set in the lap of Ladakh is a must-visit visitor attraction on your Leh Ladakh bike journey. Located in the heart of Himalayas, the lake stretches at a distance of about 134 kilometers offering scintillating views in sync with the rustic mountains.

• Namgyal Tsemo Gompa

Much famed to be one of the most famous monasteries in Ladakh, Namgyal Tsemo Gompa or Namgyal Tsemo Monastery lies right in the heart of Leh district. It is believed that Ladakh’s King Tashi Namgyal established the abbey in 1430 that works as a home to the popular golden sculpture of Maitreya Buddha.

• Shanti Stupa

The Shanti Stupa was inaugurated in 1991 by the Holy Dalai Lama. The Japanese structure is located close to the town of Leh. The sunset and sunrise are worth seeing from this point.

• Experience The Magic Of Nubra Valley

The valley is popularly known as “the valley of flowers” referring to the beautiful and colorful blooming flowers that are worth a visit to the Nubra Valley. It is one of the best-found treasures of Ladakh that you must definitely visit on your bike trip to Ladakh.

• Zanskar valley

Zanskar valley is one of the best places to visit in Leh Ladakh. It is amongst the most desolate places in the Himalayan range. The steep terrains covered with snow reflect the heavenly skies. The tributaries of the Zanskar River are famous for seasonal white river rafting. 

• Kargil

A trip to Leh Ladakh is incomplete without a visit to Kargil. This is the second largest town in Ladakh, situated on the banks of Indus River. It is a transit hub with roads leading to Leh, Padum (Zanskar) and Srinagar. 

• Khardung La Pass

Any biker who is planning a trip to Leh already has the ride to Khardung La on his list.located at a distance of about 40 kilometers from Leh, Khardung La Pass is one of the most dangerous motor-able roads in India. Challenging of every biker, your Leh Ladakh bike trip is incomplete without experiencing a ride through the “Pass of Lower Castle”.

Spiti Valley (Bike Trip)

The Spiti Valley is a cold desert mountain valley located high in the Himalayan mountains in the north-eastern part of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The name “Spiti” means “The Middle Land”, i.e. the land between Tibet and India. Biking to Spiti is a magical feeling. This trip will remember you of a really long time.

         A trip to the Spiti Valley in India is all about snow-capped mountains, high peaks, dangerous routes, and bikes.

Places to Visit in Spiti Valley (Bike Tour)

• Key Monastery

Key Monastery or Kye Gompa is one of the most popular places to visit in Spiti valley, located in the Kaza region.  Key Monastery is one of the biggest gompas known for the stunning Buddha shrine, ancient books, manuscripts, and murals.

• Trilokinath temple

One of the top places to visit in Spiti, Trilokinath temple holds a great value in the hearts of both locals as well as tourists. Located in Tunde village, the temple sits on a cliff and offers amazing views of the surroundings.

• Shashur Monastery

This monastery has got its name from the blue pines that surround it. The monastery has three stories. It gives breathtaking views of the surroundings. This is one of the best places to visit in Spiti.

• Lhalung Monastery

Lhalung is one of the earliest monasteries of Spiti, founded by Rinchen Zangpo– a Buddhist Mahaguru. Adorned by a complex of 9 shrines, this ancient monastery is considered as a hub of Buddhist teachings.

• Suraj Tal

Suraj Tal, which literally means the Sun Lake, which is one of the most photogenic places to visit in Lahaul and Spiti. Located close to Baralacha Pass, this spectacular lake is attracted mostly by nature lovers, ardent trekkers, and photographers.

• Gandhola Monastery

Founded by Padmasambhava, Gandhola Monastery is almost 800 years old and is famous for wooden idols and shrines. Situated at the meeting point of Chandra and Bhaga.this monastery is simple and basic yet has a heritage value.

• Chandertal lake

Chandertal is one of the most spectacular places to visit in Lahaul, Spiti Valley. The name has been derived from its crescent moon-line shape. The crystal blue water surrounded by lush greenery and snow-capped mountains makes it an idyllic destination for camping and trekking.

The best time or best bike to visit ( Leh Ladakh or Spiti valley)

The best time to go on a bike trip to Leh Ladakh or Spiti valley is from the months of June to September. These months enable the bikers to enjoy the best of Ladakh or Spiti.

         There are two different routes to Leh; one from Manali and the other from Srinagar. Manali to Leh trip is around 476 km, whereas Srinagar to Leh is around 434 km. 

         The five best bikes for Leh Ladakh bike trip are: CBR 250, KTM Duke, Bajaj Pulsar, Royal Enfield Himalayan, Royal Enfield