7 Nights & 8 Days
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The Manali to Leh Bike Expedition is one of the most thrilling and scenic motorcycle journeys in the world. This 8-day adventure is crafted for riders seeking adrenaline, peace, and panoramic beauty all in one ride. Starting from the lush green valleys of Manali, the route takes you through snow-capped peaks, rocky passes, high-altitude villages, and surreal landscapes all the way to Leh, the heart of Ladakh.
Ride across five high-altitude passes: Rohtang La, Baralacha La, Nakee La, Lachung La, and Tanglang La
Witness the turquoise beauty of Pangong Lake and the salt-rich Tso Kar Lake
Explore local life in remote Himalayan villages like Sarchu, Keylong, and Tso Moriri
Cross terrains from green valleys to cold deserts, testing your riding skills and endurance
All accommodations are included in the expedition package – from comfy hotels in Manali to tents at high-altitude campsites. Our backup support team provides:
Backup vehicle with spares
Experienced tour guides and mechanics
Medical aid and oxygen cylinders
Daily briefings and route support
At Travel Master Adventure – TMA Bike Rentals, you can rent top adventure bikes like:
Royal Enfield Himalayan
Classic 350
Scram 411
Himalayan 450
Hunter 350
All bikes are serviced in-house by TMA Moto Care before each ride.
✅ Looking for bike rental in Manali for Leh Ladakh? Book your bike now or connect with us on Instagram @tma_manali.
The ideal time for the Manali to Leh bike ride is from June to September, when the snow has melted and roads are open. Permits and Inner Line Areas are mandatory and can be arranged in advance by our team.
Be ready for jaw-dropping photos at:
Baralacha Pass – the frozen beauty
Pangong Lake – iconic Bollywood backdrop
More Plains – endless flatlands at 15,000 ft
Altitude sickness is real – stay hydrated and acclimatize in Manali
Carry valid ID proofs and permits
Always wear protective riding gear
Don’t forget your GoPro or Insta360 for epic reels!
Start your journey from Manali early morning
Cross the Atal Tunnel, drive through Keylong, and ascend Baralacha La (16,040 ft)
Enjoy dramatic changes in landscape — lush valleys to barren high-altitude deserts
Arrive at Sarchu (~14,000 ft) and acclimatize
Overnight Stay: Tented Camps in Sarchu
Cross Gata Loops (21 hairpin bends)
Ride through Nakee La (15,547 ft), Lachung La (16,616 ft), and Tanglang La (17,480 ft)
Cruise across the breathtaking Moore Plains
Reach Leh by evening and check-in
Overnight Stay: Hotel in Leh
Ride over Khardung La, one of the highest motorable passes in the world
Descend into Nubra Valley, known for its stark beauty and sand dunes
Explore Hunder village, where you can enjoy a double-humped camel ride (optional)
Overnight Stay: Camps/Guesthouse in Hunder
Scenic ride along the Shyok River route — raw and remote terrain
Reach the shimmering blue waters of Pangong Lake (14,270 ft)
Capture sunset and relax by the lakeside
Overnight Stay: Camps near Pangong Lake
Ride deep into Changthang Valley, the high-altitude plateau near Tibet border
Optional stop at Rezang La War Memorial
Reach Hanle, home to India’s highest observatory and the clearest night skies
Perfect for stargazing and Milky Way photography
Overnight Stay: Guesthouse/Homestay in Hanle
Ride back to Leh through offbeat routes via Nyoma and Mahe Bridge
Scenic terrain, minimal traffic, and amazing photo stops
Reach Leh by evening
Overnight Stay: Hotel in Leh
Start early for the return journey
Ride over Tanglang La, Lachung La, Baralacha La and across Sarchu
Descend into Jispa, a calm riverside town near Keylong
Overnight Stay: Hotel/Camps in Jispa
Final leg of the ride through Lahaul Valley
Pass Keylong, Sissu, and drive back through Atal Tunnel
Reach Manali by afternoon/evening
Trip Ends with unforgettable Ladakh memories
The ideal time for a Spiti bike expedition is June to September. During these months, roads are open, the weather is relatively stable, and high mountain passes like Kunzum La are accessible.
You need a bike with good torque and ground clearance. We recommend:
🏍️ Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 / 450
🏍️ Royal Enfield Classic 350
🏍️ Scram 411 / Meteor
All bikes from TMA are serviced and tested before each ride.
Indian citizens do not need permits for Spiti via Manali or Kinnaur.
Foreign nationals require an Inner Line Permit (ILP), especially when visiting areas near the Tibet border. TMA can assist with permits.
Safety is non-negotiable. We suggest:
✅ Full-face helmet
✅ Riding jacket with armor
✅ Gloves, knee & elbow guards
✅ Waterproof shoes or riding boots
✅ Thermal innerwear (for cold nights)
TMA offers optional riding gear rentals too.
Yes, if you're experienced. Just make sure to:
📍 Share your route
📱 Carry offline maps or GPS
🛠️ Carry tools & spares
🗣️ Stay in touch with TMA's emergency support team
If using your own bike:
🔧 Full service (engine, brakes, clutch)
🔩 Tighten nuts/bolts
🔁 Carry spare tubes, clutch wire, chain lube
💡 Check headlights, indicators
With TMA rentals, everything is pre-checked for long routes.
Broken tarmac
Rocky and dusty trails
Stream crossings
Landslide zones
Ride cautiously and avoid riding at night.
BSNL & Jio work in parts of Spiti like Kaza
Airtel/Vi usually don’t work
Long stretches have no network — stay prepared.
From budget homestays to mountain-view guesthouses, options are available in:
🛏️ Kaza
🛏️ Tabo
🛏️ Dhankar
🛏️ Kibber
TMA offers tailored packages with accommodation included.
🌄 Chandratal Lake
🏔️ Key Monastery
📬 Hikkim (highest post office)
🏘️ Komic & Langza Villages
🏞️ Pin Valley National Park
⛩️ Tabo Monastery
💙 Dhankar Lake
🫁 Acclimatize in Manali or Rampur
💧 Stay hydrated
💊 Carry Diamox (consult doctor first)
🛌 Rest if feeling uneasy
Available in:
Manali
Kaza
Reckong Peo
We recommend carrying extra fuel in jerry cans (TMA provides if needed).
You’ll typically cover 80–150 km/day depending on weather, terrain, and sightseeing.
✅ Absolutely! TMA offers:
Royal Enfield & other premium bikes
Serviced & inspected bikes
Helmet, tool kit, carrier, and documents included
📍Pickup from Manali Volvo Stand or Mall Road
🎒 Must-haves:
Riding gear & warm clothing
Power bank, torch, ID copies
Dry snacks, water bottles
Basic medicines
Waterproof bags & rain gear
Basic clinics in:
🏥 Kaza
🏥 Tabo
🏥 Reckong Peo
Carry a first-aid kit and inform TMA in advance if you have health concerns.
🍜 Thukpa, momos, rajma-rice, chowmein, parathas are common.
Cafes in Kaza offer pizzas, burgers, and Tibetan delicacies.
🛠️ TMA provides:
On-call mechanical help
Backup vehicle (optional)
Spare parts & tool kit with each bike
You’re never alone on the road with TMA’s support.
🧊 Only hardcore winter expeditions are possible via Kinnaur.
🚫 Manali route is closed. Bike riding is not recommended due to ice, snow, and sub-zero temperatures.
💸 Budget varies by group size, bike choice, and route:
Bike rental: ₹1,100 – ₹2,000/day
Fuel: ₹4,000 – ₹7,000 total
Food & stay: ₹800 – ₹1,500/day
Backup/support (optional): ₹4,000 – ₹10,000 total
✅ TMA offers custom & group tour packages starting from ₹22,000 per rider.