Leh Ladakh

Starting from the bustling streets of Delhi, the ride kicks off with a stretch on the iconic Grand Trunk Road, passing through the states of Haryana and Punjab. From Pathankot, you'll hit the winding roads that lead you into the mighty Himalayas, crossing over to Jammu and Kashmir.

The initial stretch is well-paved, but after Sonamarg, roads become narrower, winding, and often unpaved. Expect potential landslides and closures, especially during monsoons.

Witness the diverse Himalayas! From Kashmir's lush valleys to Ladakh's arid landscapes, expect snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and vast terrains. Prepare for steep ascents, hairpin bends, and water crossings.

Ride from late May to September when passes are open. Be prepared for unpredictable weather, including sudden snowfall or heavy rainfall, even during summer months.

Find guesthouses, campsites, resorts, and hotels along the way. Popular stopovers include Srinagar, Sonamarg, Kargil, Mulbekh, and Lamayuru. Fuel stations are available in major towns, but carry extra supplies for remote areas.

Immerse yourself in rich cultural heritage! Explore vibrant Kashmiri traditions and ancient Buddhist monasteries of Ladakh, interacting with warm and hospitable locals.

Ensure your bike is in top condition with essential tools, spare parts, and puncture repair kits. Wear appropriate riding gear (helmets, jackets, gloves, waterproof layers). Carry a first-aid kit and stay hydrated.