Seeking thrill of riding a bike through snowy mountains? Opt for Motorcycles Rental India’s 12 days and 11 nights Delhi Manali to Leh Ladakh bike motorbike tour. During a leh ladakh bike trip from Delhi, you get to cross two of the world’s highest mountain passes while gazing at the scenic beauty of the snow-capped mountains everywhere. Sounds great, right? No wonder so many people dream to be a part of a Delhi to Ladakh bike trip package.

Bike trip itinerary for leh ladakh bike tour packages from Delhi:

Day1: Delhi to Bilaspur

After a meeting with your co-riders, it’s time to start the leh ladakh bike trip by riding off to Bilaspur and stay there overnight. 

Day 2: Bilaspur to Manali

After breakfast ride to Manali ,afternoon at leisure to walk around Manali, As many riders love Manali, many opt for Delhi to Ladakh bike trip packages again and again just to experience this hill station.

Day 3: Manali to Sarchu

After breakfast ride your bike through treacherous passes  of Keylong ,Jispa and Baralacha La Pass ,overnight stay at Sarchu 

Day 4: Sarchu to  Leh

Unlike the rest of the trip, the ride to Tanglang La (17582 ft) – the second highest motorable pass in the world, will be full of risk. This will be followed by an overnight stay at Leh.  

Day 5: Leh

Spend the day as leisurely as you like. This will be followed by overnight stay at Leh

Day 6: Leh to Khardung La pass (5600 m) to Nubra Valley

After having breakfast, make a trip to Khardung La (18,380 ft) which is the world’s highest motorable pass. After arriving in Nubra, you can visit Disket Monastery. This will be followed by overnight stay at Nubra.

Day 7: Nubra to Pangong

 Prepare for an off road trip along the Shyok river. Upon arrival, you can visit Pangong Lake which will be followed by overnight stay there.

Day 8: Pangong Lake to Chang La Pass to Leh

After breakfast, return back to Leh , Riders will stay overnight at Leh.

Day 9: Leh to Tanglang La to Jispa

After finishing breakfast early, travel to Jispa, crossing Tanglang La pass on the way. Jispa will be reached by evening. Riders will stay at Jispa overnight.

Day 10: Jispa - Manali - Delhi

After breakfast ride to Mandi and reach there by evening. Stay there overnight.

Day 11: Mandi to Delhi

After breakfast ride to Delhi, directly to our garage 

Trip comes an end

The Price Details 

Seat in Back up SUV / Tempo Traveller $590 / Rs. 47000  

• Per couple or 2 friends
  $1214 /  INR 104000 per person (sharing one bike & one room)
• Motorbike rider Individual
  $1414 / INR 121000 per person (exclusive bike & sharing room)
• Single room supplement
  $340 / INR 33000 per single room extras

**Pillion rider cost does not include any transport in backup jeep/ car and pillion rider would have to ride the motorcycle only with his/ her companion rider and includes only the accommodation on twin/ double sharing as per tour itinerary

The journey from Delhi to Ladakh on two wheels is among India's most iconic adventures, drawing riders from all corners of the country and beyond. It is about more than merely covering the distance from the bustling capital to the remote Himalayan desert—it provides an opportunity to embrace the changing scenery, feel the thin air of the mountains, and test yourself in one of Earth's most rugged settings. Beginning in the bustling streets of Delhi, the motorcycle trek to Ladakh usually spans 1,100 to 1,200 kilometres, depending on whether one opts for the Manali–Leh Highway or the Srinagar–Leh route. Most riders allot ten to fifteen days to complete the round trip, allowing sufficient time for acclimatisation and taking in the countless sights along the way.

The road to Ladakh offers a breathtaking blend of landscapes. Travellers pass through vibrant towns such as Manali, cross legendary high-altitude passes like Rohtang and Baralacha La, and eventually reach the mesmerising vistas of Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, and Khardung La—the world's loftiest motorable pass. Each twist and turn unveils something new, from lush valleys to barren high-altitude deserts, rendering the journey from Delhi to Ladakh a feast for the senses.

When planning the arduous Delhi to Ladakh bike trek, carefully considering all costs is prudent. For approximately ten to twelve travelling days, petrol expenses for a steed like the revered Royal Enfield Classic could vary between eight and twelve thousand rupees. Lodging will markedly diverge contingent on frugal hostels or average inns selection, generally eight to fifteen thousand rupees. Grub and potables may augment another four to seven thousand rupees, and required permits for secluded territories such as magnificent Pangong and unique Nubra commonly cost six hundred to one thousand rupees. Bike servicing along the journey can cost one to two and a half thousand rupees, while additional items like souvenirs or crisis gear may add another two to four thousand rupees. Comprehensively, a realistic budget for most riders vacillates between twenty-three thousand and forty thousand rupees for the entire pilgrimage.

For those who prefer a more organised encounter, Delhi to Ladakh bike trip packages present a practical solution. Numerous travel operators offer comprehensive packages that include bike rental, backup transportation with a mechanic, accommodation, meals, and all necessary permits. Budget packages, which regularly involve shared lodging and standard bikes like the revered Royal Enfield Classic 350, generally cost between twenty-five and thirty thousand rupees. Mid-range packages offer superior inns and upgraded bikes such as the Royal Enfield Himalayan or Classic 500, often costing between thirty-five and forty-five thousand rupees. High-end packages, which can exceed fifty thousand rupees, characteristically incorporate private accommodation, premium motorcycles, all meals, and the services of experienced escorts. Some corporations even offer "fly-in, ride-out" choices where travellers can fly straightaway to Leh and initiate the journey from there, significantly reducing travel time.

Timing plays a pivotal role in the success of a motorcycle excursion from Delhi to Ladakh. Generally, the mountain passes are navigable from late May until mid-October. June and July offer agreeable conditions with lingering snow on the peaks, while August and September bring steadier weather but fewer visitors travelling the route. October allows for crisp air with spectacular autumnal foliage yet can witness frigid temperatures. Those wishing to ride through the monsoon should reconsider departing via Manali due to imminent risks of landslides in late July and early August.

Not every adventurer owns a motorbike suitable for the rugged terrain of the Himalayas, making bike rentals in Delhi for Ladakh very popular. Commonly leased models involve the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and 500, the Royal Enfield Himalayan. When leasing a vehicle, ensuring proper servicing, trustworthy tires, and basic spare parts like clutch wires, brake wires, and spark plugs is indispensable given the machine's mechanical condition. Rental businesses also differ in their policies regarding breakdowns and repairs, so carefully examining the terms can prevent complications later in the journey.

The price to rent bikes in Delhi for a journey to Ladakh varies depending on factors like the motorcycle model and rental duration. Generally, hiring a Royal Enfield Classic 350 costs between 1,200 to 1,500 Indian rupees daily, while renting a Royal Enfield Himalayan may set you back 1,800 to 2,200 rupees per day. Premium machines like command rental fees in the range of 1,800 to 2,300 rupees for each day on the road. Most rental agencies also demand a security deposit ranging from a minimum of five thousand rupees to as much as fifteen thousand rupees along with valid photo identification issued by the government.

Preparing for the Delhi to Ladakh journey extends beyond just finances. Acclimatising to the altitude is pivotal to prevent risks of sickness, so travellers often spend one or two extra days relaxing in Manali or Leh before crossing high mountain passes. Safety increases when riding together, since mechanical problems or health emergencies may be more easily addressed in a group rather than alone. Carrying adequate fuel is crucial as refuelling stations can be scarce—some routes having no petrol pumps for over 300 kilometres. Wearing versatile clothing allows for adapting to swiftly changing weather in the mountains, and keeping hydrated is essential for coping with the high-altitude environment. Gaining fundamental motorcycle repair skills can also prove life-saving; a snapped clutch cable should not cut a ride short.

The journey from Delhi to the high mountain towns of Ladakh along steep mountain passes on two wheels is a challenging ride not for the faint of heart. Starting in the bustling city of Delhi, riders embark on the long trek to Manali to begin acclimating to the thin mountain air before securing difficult-to-obtain travel permits. From the Valley of Manali, the path snakes its way north through the village of Jispa and onto the isolated community of Sarchu on the verge of the Ladakhi plateau. Many spend a relaxing day exploring the alleys of Leh upon arrival before branching off the main track towards the remote Nubra Valley and its iconic twin lakes flanked by dunes. Most complete the circuit by looping back to Leh but the daring may choose to head east over the Zoji La towards Srinagar and the verdant Kashmir valley down below.

While the substantial costs of renting sturdy transport, fuel, food and lodging for the Delhi to Ladakh overland journey could give some pause, those fortunate enough to attempt it are richly rewarded with unparalleled scenic vistas and a profound sense of personal achievement. Conquering the high altitude mountain passes and navigating the sparse and stunning Ladakhi landscapes is an experience that sticks with travellers for life. Braving the elements alongside fellow riders from around the world also fosters lasting camaraderie and fond memories. Regardless of arranging the trip independently or with a guided company, thorough planning and respect for the imposing terrain are essential to reach the end safely to truly appreciate this once in a lifetime adventure.

This monumental ride is as much a test of one's physical and mental grit as it is a celebration of freedom on the open road. Careful research into rental options, packaged tours, and projected overall expenses allows dreams to transform into reality. But with diligent preparation and an open spirit, what begins as simply a journey can culminate as a deeply transformative experience not soon forgotten.

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