There are many variations of biking tours available, but the majority offer generic experiences. Our exclusive trips are designed to provide you with a unique and unparalleled adventure, taking you off the beaten path to explore Ladakh like never before.
Many biking tours are generic, but our exclusive trips take you off the beaten path, offering a unique Ladakh adventure.
While most tours lack expertise, our seasoned guides know Ladakh inside out, ensuring a safe and insightful journey.
Not all bike rentals are top-quality. Our premium bikes are meticulously maintained for a smooth ride through Ladakh’s tough terrains.
Our itineraries offer a range of unforgettable experiences across Ladakh. Each day is carefully crafted to blend adventure, exploration, and relaxation, ensuring you capture the essence of this stunning region. Whether it's a thrilling bike ride, serene lake views, or cultural immersion, every moment is designed for you.
Note: If you prefer not to carry your backpack, we can arrange porter or mule services for an additional fee of Rs. 1200 per bag for the entire trek. Advance notice is required for this service.
traveling to Ladakh either by air or road, as there is no direct rail connectivity to the region. Here’s how to reach Ladakh from any bustling city in India using both methods:
By Air:Flying is the most convenient option for reaching Ladakh. Leh Airport has regular flights connecting it to major Indian cities. For a quicker and more comfortable journey, consider taking a direct flight from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport or other major towns to Leh’s Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, which serves as the primary gateway to Ladakh.
By Road:Embarking on a road trip to Ladakh offers an exhilarating adventure, allowing you to soak in the stunning landscapes along the way. However, it’s important to note that access to Ladakh by road is typically limited to the summer months, from May to October, when the high mountain passes are open.
Note: Consider checking for the latest schedules and availability before your trip.
The Inner Line Permit is essential for entering restricted areas in Leh Ladakh, such as Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, and Tso Moriri. You can obtain the ILP from the Leh government or through online platforms. Additionally, foreign visitors need a Protected Area Permit (PAP) to access specific border regions, including Turtuk and Dah Hanu. If you're planning a bike trip, be sure to carry extra copies of your permits and any required identity documents.
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