Xtreme Moto Adventure

Overview

This adventurous Ladakh Motorcycle ride takes you through some of the highest motorable roads in the world, including Umling La Pass (19,024 ft) and Mig La Pass, offering breathtaking Himalayan landscapes and extreme high-altitude driving experiences. The journey begins in Leh, where travelers acclimatize before exploring iconic monasteries, local markets, and nearby viewpoints. The trip then continues through the Nubra Valley, crossing the famous Khardung La Pass, followed by visits to sand dunes, Diskit Monastery, and the Shyok River route. The expedition moves deeper into remote Ladakh toward Hanle and Demchok region, where riders/vehicles attempt the thrilling drive to Umling La Pass, one of the highest roads on Earth. The route also includes the lesser-known Mig La Pass, giving travelers a rare off-beat adventure far from regular tourist circuits. The trip concludes with the stunning beauty of Pangong Lake before returning to Leh, completing an unforgettable high-altitude Himalayan expedition filled with rugged terrain, remote villages, monasteries, and spectacular landscapes.

Fixed Departure Details

May

June

July

August

September

October

Available

Few Slot Available

Full Batch

Bike Varation

Variant Description	Price Per Person
Own Bike Own Fuel (Dual)	₹17,500
Own Bike Own Fuel (Solo)	₹19,500
Himalayan 411 cc (Dual)	₹24,500
Himalayan 411 cc (Solo)	₹33,500
Himalayan 450 cc (Dual)	₹27,500
Himalayan 450 cc (Solo)	₹38,500

Itinerary

Arrive at Leh Airport, where our representative will warmly receive you and assist with your transfer to the hotel. After check-in, take time to rest and acclimatize to the high altitude (11,500 ft). This day is kept light to help your body adjust, so avoid strenuous activities—short walks around the hotel or relaxing at the property are recommended. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in Leh.

After breakfast, proceed for a day of local sightseeing in Leh. Visit Shanti Stupa for panoramic views of the city, explore the historic Leh Palace, and stop at the Hall of Fame, a museum maintained by the Indian Army. Continue to Magnetic Hill, Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, and the beautiful confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers. In the evening, enjoy free time at the Leh Market for shopping and cafés before returning to the hotel for an overnight stay in Leh.

After breakfast, ride towards Nubra Valley via the iconic Khardung La Pass (17,582 ft), one of the highest motorable roads in the world. Stop at the pass to enjoy stunning Himalayan views and capture memorable photos. Continue the ride through dramatic mountain landscapes to Diskit Monastery, home to the giant Maitreya Buddha statue overlooking the valley. Later, arrive at Hunder, famous for its white sand dunes and rare double-humped Bactrian camels, and spend a peaceful evening in the valley.

After breakfast, ride towards Turtuk via the scenic Indo-Pak border route (approx. 200 km / 6–7 hours). Visit the charming Turtuk village, known for its unique Balti culture, apricot orchards, and stunning landscapes. Continue further to Thang, one of the last villages near the Line of Control, offering remarkable views and a glimpse of life near the border. Take short scenic stops for photography along the way before returning to Nubra Valley for a relaxing evening.

After breakfast, ride towards Pangong Lake via the scenic Shyok River route, passing through dramatic mountain landscapes and remote villages. Enjoy a few photo stops along the way as you ride beside the beautiful Shyok River. By afternoon, arrive at the breathtaking Pangong Lake, famous for its crystal-clear waters and changing shades of blue. Spend a peaceful evening by the lake before an overnight stay at a camp near Pangong.

After an early breakfast, ride from Pangong Lake towards Hanle (approx. 250 km / 6–7 hours), passing through the remote landscapes of eastern Ladakh. En route, ride via Chushul village, known for its historic war memorials and vast high-altitude plains, and continue toward the Demchok region near the Line of Actual Control. The journey also includes the thrilling ascent to Umling La Pass (19,024 ft), the highest motorable road in the world, offering an unforgettable high-altitude riding experience. By evening, arrive at Hanle, famous for the Indian Astronomical Observatory and its incredibly clear night skies, perfect for stargazing.

After breakfast, ride from Hanle back to Leh via Chumathang, passing through the scenic landscapes of eastern Ladakh. Enjoy the beautiful route along the Indus River and the hot springs of Chumathang, with a few stops for photos and refreshments along the way. By evening, arrive in Leh and check in to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Bid farewell to Ladakh with unforgettable memories as the trip comes to an end.

Inclusions

Hotel

Transfers

Food

Motorcycle

Royal Enfield bikes (Himalayan 411 / 450).

Fuel as per the itinerary.

Backup vehicle for support.

Experienced ride marshal.

Experienced mechanic for assistance.

Airport pick-up and drop service.

Accommodation in comfortable hotels and campsites.

Meals (breakfast and dinner) throughout the tour.

All necessary permits.

Daily bike maintenance and spare parts.

First aid box in the support vehicle.

Oxygen cylinder in the support vehicle 24/7 .

Riding gear support.

All sightseeing as per the itinerary

Exclusions

GST @ 5% applicable on the total package cost.

Airfare is not included in the package.

Any new taxes or levies imposed by the Central or State Government will be charged extra.

Travel insurance costs are not included.

Any upgrade in vehicle, hotel, or room category will be charged additionally.

Pre-tour or post-tour hotel accommodation costs are not included
Personal expenses such as porterage, laundry, telephone calls, shopping, alcoholic beverages, mineral water, and food outside the group meal plan.

Expenses arising due to illness, accident, hospitalization, or personal emergencies.

Optional activities or services not mentioned in the itinerary
Additional costs due to natural calamities (floods, earthquakes, landslides) or unforeseen situations such as political disturbances, roadblocks, or strikes.

Anything not specifically mentioned under the inclusions section will be considered excluded