Description
Delhi Manali Leh Srinagar – Zanskar Valley, UmlingLa & Tso Moriri
Route – Delhi > Manali > Padum > Leh > Nubra Valley > Pangong Lake > Hanle > Tso Moriri > Leh > Kargil > Srinagar
Duration – 11 Nights and 12 Days
Fixed Departure Dates –
- May – 23rd & 30th
- June – 06th, 12th, 19th & 26th
- July – 02nd, 09th, 16th, 22nd & 29th
- August – 11th, 18th & 31st
- September – 07th, 20th & 27th
How We Ride Differently ?
A Legacy of 15+ Years : With more than 15 years of expertise in routes, terrains and local culture, we craft seamless motorcycle adventures.
Experienced Road Captains : Our experienced Road Captains lead your Ladakh Bike Trip with full knowledge of every pass and route for a safe and unforgettable ride.
In House Operation : Our in-house crew ensures a smooth journey – with expert captains, backup vehicles and mechanics handling everything while you just enjoy the ride.
Safety and Security : Backed by support vehicles with medical kits, spares & tools – our routes are planned for your safety, so help is always nearby.
Well Designed Itinerary : Our itineraries are crafted for the perfect blend of adventure, comfort and authentic local experiences in Ladakh.
Commitment to Premium Standard : At IYC, we ensure premium standards – with handpicked stays and well-maintained bikes for a comfortable, hassle-free adventure.
Sketch Itinerary –
- Day 01: Delhi to Manali – Start of your Ladakh Bike Trip 2027
- Day 02: Leisure Day in Manali & Orientation Session
- Day 03: Manali to Padum via Atal Tunnel, Shinkula Pass & Gongbo Rangjon
- Day 04: Padum to Leh – Zanskar Valley Bike Trip via Nerak Waterfall & Chilling
- Day 05: Leh to Nubra Via Khardungla Pass Visit Diskit Monestary & Sand Dunes
- Day 06: Nubra to Pangong Tso Via Shyok Valley
- Day 07: Pangong to UmlingLa Via Dungti & Koyul to Hanle via NorbuLa Pass
- Day 08: Hanle to Tso Moriri via Punguk & Chumur Village
- Day 09: Tso Moriri to Leh Via Puga Valley, Chumathang & Thiksey Monestary
- Day 10: Leh to Kargil via Shyam Valley, Grand Moonland & Lamayuru
- Day 11: Kargil to Srinagar via Drass War Memorial, Zojila Pass & Sonmarg
- Day 12: Departure from Srinagar with Happy Memories
Detailed Itinerary - Delhi Manali Leh Srinagar - Zanskar Valley, UmlingLa & Tso Moriri
Day 01 : Delhi to Manali – Start of your Ladakh Bike Trip 2027
Your Ladakh Bike Trip 2027 starts from Delhi all riders to report at Kashmiri Gate after 6:00 PM for document verification of your Ladakh Bike Trip Package, followed by boarding the Semi-Sleeper Volvo from Delhi to Manali, marking the first leg of your Delhi to Ladakh Bike Trip with an overnight journey to Manali with International Youth Club.
Day 02 : Leisure Day in Manali & Orientation Session
Your Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2027 begins as you arrive in Manali. In the evening, there will be a mandatory orientation and briefing session with the IYC Road Captain for your bike tour. You will stay overnight in Manali. You may visit Hadimba Temple and Mall Road on your own at your own expense. This is an important day for your Ladakh Bike Trip Package.
Day 03 : Manali to Padum via Atal Tunnel, Shinkula Pass & Gongbo Rangjon
Today your Zanskar and Padum Bike Trip begins on one of the toughest days of Ladakh Bike Trip 2027, riding through Atal Tunnel – the world’s longest tunnel above 10,000 FT, past Sissu Waterfall, and over Shinkula Pass at 16,615 FT, the newly opened pass connecting Lahaul to Zanskar, to witness the sacred Gonbo Rangjon Holy Mountain – the most Instagrammable spot of the Zanskar Bike Trip. before reaching Padum, the capital of Zanskar Valley, for an overnight stay, which is why our package is called the Ultimate Ladakh Bike Trip.
Day 04 : Padum to Leh – Zanskar Valley Bike Trip via Nerak Waterfall & Chilling
Continue your ride to Leh via the stunning Nerak Waterfall (the frozen waterfall of the Chadar Trek), Chilling, and the majestic Zanskar Gorge. En route, witness Sangam Point (Confluence of Indus & Zanskar Rivers), Magnetic Hill, and Pathar Sahib Gurudwara. Arrive in Leh – the heart of Ladakh. Overnight stay in Leh.
Day 05 : Leh to Nubra Valley via Khardung La Pass
Today is the most awaited day of every Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2027 as you will conquer Khardung La Pass at 18,380 FT which is the world’s second highest motorable pass and is the highlight of Khardung La Bike Trip and Ladakh Bike Trip 2027. After Khardung La, you will visit Diskit Monastery and the 32-meter Maitreya Buddha Statue, Hunder Sand Dunes cold desert and enjoy the Double Hump Camel Ride. This day is the best part of Nubra Valley Bike Trip and Ladakh Bike Trip Package. Bonfire at camp. Overnight stay in Nubra for your International Youth Club Ladakh Bike Trip.
Day 06 : Nubra to Pangong Lake via Shyok Valley
Ride from Nubra to Pangong via Shyok Valley on a true adventure off-road day of your Ladakh Bike Trip 2027, covering a total of 150 KMs via the Shyok Valley Bike Trip route with extreme terrain, with sightseeing including Shyok Village and the Shyok River Route where you ride on the river bed itself through sand, boulders and water crossings, Durbuk Village, and Pangong Tso Lake at 13,900 FT – the world’s highest saltwater lake, famous for Pangong Lake Bike Trip and 3 Idiots Point – as this challenging off-road stretch is the highlight of your Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2027, with an overnight stay in Pangong camps for your Ladakh Bike Trip Package.
Day 07 : Pangong to Umling La to Hanle via Dungti, Koyul & NorbuLa
The biggest day and the very reason you booked this Ladakh Bike Trip – start early to ride via Chushul, Dungti & Koyul, the last villages near the China border, to conquer Umling La Pass (19,024 FT), the world’s highest motorable road, higher than Everest Base Camp, earn your exclusive International Youth Club Umling La Bike Trip Certificate, and then ride to Hanle Village to visit the Hanle Observatory – Indian Astronomical Observatory for the best stargazing in India, an experience included only in the IYC Ladakh Bike Trip 2027 Package, with an overnight stay in Hanle.
Day 08 : Hanle to Tso Moriri via Punguk & Chumur
Today your Tso Moriri Lake Bike Trip begins. Ride inside Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary via Punguk Lake, Kyun Lake and Chumur Village. Reach Tso Moriri Lake (15,000 FT) – the twin of Pangong but more pristine. Visit Korzok Monastery – a 500-year-old monastery. This Tso Moriri Bike Trip is part of your Leh Ladakh Bike Trip 2027. Stay at Tso Moriri.
Day 09 : Tso Moriri to Sarchu via Puga Valley and Tsokar Lake
Today you ride from Changthang to Sarchu and this is an important transit day for your Delhi to Ladakh Bike Trip. Total ride is 200 KMs. Sightseeing includes Puga Valley which is famous for sulphur mines and looks like Iceland and is the best photo point of Ladakh Bike Trip, Chumathang Hot Springs a natural hot water spring, Mahe Bridge, Morey Plains – a 40 KMs straight road at 15,500 FT which is the highest straight road in the world for Leh Ladakh Bike Trip, Pang, Lachung La and Nakee La Passes and Sarchu at 14,200 FT which is the border of Ladakh and Himachal. Overnight stay in Sarchu camps for your International Youth Club Ladakh Bike Trip 2027.
Day 10 : Leh to Kargil via Shyam Valley, Grand Moonland & Lamayuru
Ride on Srinagar to Leh Bike Trip highway. Visit Hall of Fame, Pathar Sahib Gurudwara, Magnetic Hill and Sangam Point – Visit Lamayuru Monastery & Grand Moonland – Lunar Landscape – Looks like Moon. Cross Fotu La & Namik La Passes. Reach Kargil. Stay in Kargil during your Ladakh Bike Trip 2027.
Day 11 : Kargil to Srinagar via Drass War Memorial, Zojila Pass & Sonmarg
On the last riding day of your Ladakh Bike Trip 2027, visit Drass – the 2nd coldest inhabited place – and pay tribute at the Kargil War Memorial at Vijay Path, then conquer the most challenging Zojila Pass (11,649 FT) via Zero Point and Sonmarg – the Meadow of Gold – to reach Srinagar for the de-flag ceremony and overnight stay.
Day 12 : Departure from Srinagar with Happy Memories
Your International Youth Club Ladakh Bike Trip 2027 Package ends today as you checkout at 10:00AM and depart for home with lifetime memories.
Hotel Detail
Manali : Grand Krisa Resort and Spa / Hotel Rock Manali / Hotel Moniker / Meridian Adventure Camps / Similar
Padum : Deluxe Homestay
Leh : Hotel Horpo Chubi | Similar
Nubra : River Valley Camps, Sky Rider Camps | Similar
Pangong : Monalisa Cottage / Panaroma Cottage / Similar
Hanle : Deluxe Homestay / Deluxe Cottage
Tso Moriri : Alpine Cottage | Similar
Kargil : Hotel White Castle / Hotel The Indian Kargil / Similar
Srinagar : Hotel Spring City Inn / Hotel Nouvella Residency / Similar
Price Per Person
| Package Variant | Package Amount | Early Bird Discount | Amount Per Person |
| Dual Rider | 42500 | 5000 | 37500 |
| Solo Rider | 52500 | 5000 | 47500 |
| Seat in Coach | 41500 | 5000 | 36500 |
| BYOB | 32500 | 5000 | 27500 |
*plus 5% GST
Other Information
- Complimentary Himalayan Bike with Fuel
- Riding Gears – Helmet (Standard Size 58 – 60 cms), Riding Jackets, Knee Pads (Though it is recommended you carry your own helmet for comfort
- Stay in pre-booked Deluxe hotels on triple sharing at Leh, Manali, Kargil, and Srinagar.
- Comfy stay in Swiss Camps / Cottages / Homestays with attached washrooms on triple sharing at Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, and Tso Moriri, Hanle and Padum
- Buffet Breakfast will be available from Day 2 till Day 12 and Buffet Dinner will be available from Day 1 till Day 11.
- The Bikes will be provided from Day 2 in the morning till Day 10 in the evening.
- Bike permits and Inner Line Permits for all travelers.
- All Permits for the highest motorable passes in the world.
- Fuel will be provided as per the route mentioned in the itinerary.
- Services of an Experienced Road Captain and Motorbike Mechanic from Day 2 in the morning till Day 11 in the evening.
- First Aid Medical Kit and Oxygen Cylinder at dispersal with the Road Captain
- Facility to carry luggage in a separate vehicle restricted to 1 Rucksack/Duffle Bag of 60 Liters per Traveler (kindly refer schedule of charges for additional luggage).
- Pre-booked Luxury Semi-sleeper Volvo Seats for travellers from Delhi to Manali on Day 1.
- Online Certificate on successful completion of the trip
- Please note that personal expenses such as telephone charges, laundry, tips, and table drinks are not included.
- Additionally, any type of insurance—medical, accidental, or theft—is not part of the package.
- Moreover, airfare or rail fare, other than what is specified in the “Inclusions,” is excluded.
- Also, pick-up or drop-off services at the airport, railway station, or bus stop are not included in the package.
- In case of any accidental damage incurred while the motorbike is in the rider’s possession, the cost of any spare parts needed will be an additional expense.
- Furthermore, if the motorbike is dropped during the journey, the costs incurred for transferring or towing the vehicle, along with servicing or maintenance, will also be the rider’s responsibility.
- Additionally, any lunch or other meals not mentioned in the package inclusions will be at your own expense.
- Please be aware that a security deposit of ₹10,000 per motorbike will be required for accidental damages or if you leave the bike before the end of the trip.
- Moreover, parking fees, as well as entry fees for monasteries and monuments during sightseeing, are not included.
- In the event of any costs incurred due to extensions or changes in the itinerary resulting from natural calamities, roadblocks, vehicle breakdowns, union issues, or other factors beyond our control, those expenses will also be your responsibility.
- Furthermore, any additional accommodation or food costs incurred due to delays are not covered.
- Lastly, applicable GST will be charged, along with anything else that is not mentioned in the Inclusion sections.
Our participation process is very simple. You may book online to reserve your seat or call us at 7827956046 on any working day 24 x 7. Alternatively, you may email us at bookings@internationalyouthclub.org for booking and assistance. You may deposit Rs.3,000 Per Person and Balance as per our Payment Policy.
- The check-in time is 12 noon/early check-in subject to availability of the room.
- We require minimum strength of 10 bikes to operate one group. We have the right to cancel the group if we do not get the minimum strength of bikes in any group.
- If there are any additional expenses due to bad weather or any other reason beyond the control of the tour operator on account of a hotel stay, transportation, and meals, etc. extra bill will be raised. Neither International Youth Club nor the participating partners/hotels will be responsible for the additional expenses.
- International Youth Club is not responsible for any change in itinerary due to reasons beyond our control like change in flight and train schedule, cancellation of flights/trains, political disturbances, natural phenomenon, etc…
- If any group member wants to leave the group in-between the tour then he/she has to pay the cost for transportation of bike from point of leaving the tour till the tour endpoint.
- Group members would have to get their own riding gears. Wearing a helmet, carrying a valid ID proof & Driving license is mandatory.
- All guests will be responsible for the safety and security of their own luggage. We will not be at all responsible for the damage/missing/lost luggage. So carry a small daypack bag to carry all the expensive things with you.
- Compensation for any damage/accident done by you during the tour to others property/person would be directly payable by you.
- We will run the departures subject to having a minimum group strength of 6 to 8 riders in each batch.
- We have the right to cancel the departure due to insufficient members in the batches. In such a situation, guests are eligible for a full refund.
- Foreign Nationals have to pay separately for the permits.
- Basic First Aid Kit – It’s advised that one should bring his/her own medicines which are known and suitable to him.
- Raod Captain will be responsible to manage the group by taking all safety measures. The group has to follow him to make the tour a success.
- We provide a well-experienced and skilled Royal Enfield Mechanic with spare parts and tools. They are well trained to handle large groups.
- The spares used on the way will be chargeable. Backing vehicle – Xylo/Innova/tempo for mechanical and medical support.
- In case of an emergency, if any rider is feeling uneasy then he can sit in the backup.
- Only one rucksack/backpack of 60 liters will be adjusted as it will be having tools and spares too.
Accommodation and Occupancy
| Optional Add-ons | Amount |
| Extra luggage, other than the allowed one 60 liters of rucksack/backpack | Rs.500/- Per Bag/Per Day |
| Additional Accommodation for Extra Night in hotel on double or triple sharing basis | Rs.2,000/- Per Person/Per Night |
| Upgrade to Double Occupancy supplement in hotel and camps for entire tour package | Rs.8,750/- Per Person |
| Upgrade to Single Occupancy supplement in hotel and camps for entire tour package | Rs.17,500/- Per Person |
*Subject to availability at the time of payment.
Bike Upgrades for Extra Day
| Optional Add-ons | Amount |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan without Fuel per day | Rs.2,000/- Per Bike/Per Day |
For Ground Package
To secure your booking, an initial payment of Rs. 3,000/- is required. Please note that this advance amount is non-refundable under all circumstances.
A structured payment schedule must be followed to ensure smooth processing of your travel arrangements:
30 Days Before the Travel Date:
You are required to pay 50% of the total package cost. This allows us to initiate reservations and confirm essential travel services.
15 Days Before the Travel Date:
An additional 25% of the total package cost must be paid. This step helps us finalize and secure all necessary travel components.
7 Days Before the Travel Date:
The remaining balance, completing 100% of the total amount, must be cleared. Full payment is mandatory to process your final confirmations and travel documents.
Important:
The booking stands liable to be canceled if 100% payment is not received less than 07 days before the Date of Travel. The received amount will be forfeited.
We would love to host you, but in case you are unable to travel as planned and need to cancel your booking, do not worry.
|
Cancellation Timeline |
Cancellation Charges |
Booking Amount |
Remaining amount |
|
30+ days before trip |
Free Cancellation |
Refunded as Credit Note |
Fully refunded (minus booking amount) |
|
29-21 days before trip |
25% of Trip Amount |
Adjusted in refund deduction |
Refund after deducting 25% |
|
21-15 days before trip |
50% of Trip Amount |
Adjusted in refund deduction |
Refund after deducting 50% |
|
14–0 days before trip |
100% of Paid Amount |
No refund |
No refund |
Notes :
If the company cancels the trip due to operational issues, the customer will receive a full refund of the trip amount including GST, excluding any airfare, train fare, or external transport costs not booked through the company.
Pending Refund :
Any refund pending on your booking will be credited to the same mode of payment through which you paid in 5-7 working days.
Partial Refund :
Any case in which a partial refund will be issued will be calculated after deducting the Booking Amount and Cancellation Charges depending on the time of Cancellation.
Remaining Amount :
Will be calculated on the amount paid over and above the booking amount.
Bypass Policy :
Any and all Cancellation Policies are superseded by the Emergency Case Cancellation Policy in case of situations such as war, pandemics, force majeure, or similar extraordinary events affecting the tour region.
Reschedule:
Additional costs will apply, based on the time at which you notify us.
Credit Note :
Credit Notes issued have 1 year of expiry and can be used entirely in any of your future trips.
GST
Any GST charged on any transaction will not be refunded.
In case you are unable to travel as planned and need to reschedule your date of travel:
- Before 30 Days from the Date of Travel – One-time Complementary.
- Within 15 Days from the Date of Travel – The cost of rescheduling needs to be paid by the guest subject to amendment charges from hotels and transporters.
- Rescheduling will only be accepted on Email at bookings@internationalyouthclub.org.
FAQs
What riding gear is necessary for a Ladakh trip?
Essential gear includes a full-face helmet, protective riding jacket and pants, gloves, knee and elbow guards, and sturdy riding boots. Layering with thermal wear and a waterproof outer layer is recommended due to varying temperatures.
Is mobile network available during the Ladakh trip?
Network coverage is limited. Postpaid connections from BSNL, Airtel, and Jio work in some parts of Ladakh, with BSNL offering the widest reach. Remote areas like Umling La and Hanle may not have any network.
What is the difficulty level of the Ladakh circuit for bikers?
The difficulty level is moderate to challenging, mainly due to rough terrain, altitude, and long hours of riding.
What’s the altitude of Umling La, and how does it compare to Khardung La?
Umling La stands at 19,024 ft (5,800 m), making it higher than Khardung La (18,379 ft). It’s the highest motorable road globally, and riding here requires good acclimatization and caution.
How long is the average daily riding distance?
The average daily distance is 100-200 km, depending on the terrain and weather conditions. Expect some longer days on the road, especially during transitions between major stops like Manali to Leh.
Is there a dress code or clothing recommendations for the trip?
Dress in layers to adapt to temperature changes. Start with thermal wear, followed by a fleece jacket, windproof jacket, and waterproof layer. A balaclava, gloves, and thick socks are essential. Avoid cotton as it retains moisture.
Can I ride my bike during night hours on the Ladakh route?
Night riding is generally not recommended due to limited visibility, the risk of encountering wild animals, and unpredictable weather. We also conclude our rides by sunset for safety.
Will I get any training or briefing before the trip?
Yes, pre-trip briefing covering the route, safety measures, altitude adaptation, and bike handling tips.
How early should I book this trip?
Booking at least 2-3 months in advance is advisable, especially if you’re planning to travel during peak season (June-September). Early booking ensures availability and allows time for permit processing.
Are vegetarian or vegan meal options available?
Vegetarian meals are commonly available in Ladakh. Vegan options can be arranged but may be limited in remote areas, so it’s advisable to inform the tour operator in advance of dietary preferences.























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