Ladakh – the land of high passes – marks the boundary between the peaks of the western Himalaya and the vast Tibetan plateau. Opened up to tourism in 1974, Ladakh has been variously described as ' the Moonland ", 'Little Tibet’ and even ' the last Shangri La '. Whatever the description, it's one of the most remote regions of India.

The high culture of Ladakh is Buddhist, having close cultural and trading connection with Tibet. This is particularly evident in the most populated region of Leh and the Indus valley, with its many white washed Gompas (monasteries) and forts perched on top of Sugarloaf Mountains. Padum, the capital of the more remote Zanskar, shares this Buddhist heritage. Kargil and the Suru Valley.

You do not need a permit to travel to Zanskar, Leh, or along the major routes to Shrinagar and Manali.

Ladakh - Biking around Mini Tibet

Ladakh – The land of endless discoveries is another destination one can make on Royal Enfield motorcycles. Popularly known as “Hermit Kingdom” Ladakh is a land of snow carved peaks, translucent Lakes, Barren terrain and mystic culture. This tour to the magical land involves riding on dirt roads with magnificent views of the Himalayas passing the highest motorable road on the world, Khardung La 18,380 ft.

Day 01: Arrive Delhi
O/N at Hotel

Day 02: Delhi / Chandigarh
O/N at Hotel

Day 03: Chandigarh / Shimla
O/N at Hotel

Day 04: Manali
O/N at Hotel

Day 05: Jespa
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Day 06: Sarchu
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Day 07: Karzoz (Tsomoriri)
O/N at Hotel

Day 08: Leh
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Day 09: Leh
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Day 10: Ulektopur
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Day 11: Lamayaru
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Day 12: Kargil
O/N at Hotel

Day 13: Srinagar
O/N at Hotel

Day 14: Srinagar – Gulmarg – Srinagar
O/N at Hotel

Day 15: Kud
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Day 16: Dharamsala
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Day 17: Dharamsala
O/N at Hotel

Day 18: Patankot – Delhi
O/N at Hotel

Day 19: Free until final departure.

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