Ten days riding Royal Enfields through Ladakh's highest passes, ancient monasteries, and the shores of Pangong Lake.
| Resort | The Park Hotel, Delhi / Amanthi Ladakh Hotel, Leh / Royal Rebo Hotel, Hanle / Pangong Resort, Pangong / Walnut Inn Resort, Nubra Valley |
| Country | India |
| Departure | September 22, 2027 |
| Duration | 9 nights |
| Board Basis | Full Board |
| Flights | Included |
| Transfers | Included |
| Offer valid until | August 31, 2026 |
This Himalayan motorbike odyssey takes you through some of the most dramatic riding terrain on earth, crossing passes that top 5,700 metres and riding alongside the Indus River, past ancient monasteries, and into the remote valleys of Ladakh. You ride Royal Enfield 500cc or Himalayan 411cc motorbikes throughout, accompanied by a dedicated tour marshal, a backup vehicle with technical support, and an oxygen kit available at all times for the altitude. Inner Line permits for all restricted border areas are included.
You fly from your UK airport to Delhi with Virgin Atlantic, spending your first night at The Park Hotel, a boutique 5-star property in Connaught Place. The next morning, a domestic flight takes you to Leh, where you check in at Amanthi Ladakh Hotel and spend the afternoon settling in. After a group briefing covering the itinerary and motorcycles, the evening ends with a welcome dinner and campfire.
Your first ride follows the Indus River to Alchi Monastery, one of Ladakh’s oldest Buddhist sites, known for its 10th-century murals. From there, a longer ride southeast takes you into the remote plateau of Hanle, at 4,300 metres, where you sleep in local huts under some of India’s darkest skies, close to a high-altitude astronomical observatory. Day 5 is the most demanding and most rewarding — crossing Photi La (5,500 m), the legendary Umling La (5,798 m, the world’s highest motorable road), and Nurbu La before arriving at the brilliant blue waters of Pangong Lake, where you spend the night in lakeside yurts.
The final riding days take you along the Shyok River to Nubra Valley, known for its sand dunes and green villages, then west to the remote border village of Turtuk, close to the Line of Control with Pakistan. The return to Leh crosses the iconic Khardung La at 5,360 metres, one of the highest motorable passes in the world, before a final night in the city. A domestic flight back to Delhi and an overnight at The Park Hotel round off the journey before your return flight home.
Arrive at Delhi International Airport, met by a representative and transferred to The Park Hotel in Connaught Place. Time to settle in before the riding begins.
Fly from Delhi to Leh, arriving in the heart of Ladakh surrounded by Himalayan peaks. After check-in at Amanthi Ladakh Hotel and a group briefing on the itinerary and motorcycles, the evening ends with a welcome dinner and campfire.
Your first day in the saddle follows the scenic Indus River, with smooth roads ideal for acclimatisation. The route stops at the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers before reaching Alchi Monastery, known for its 10th-century murals. Return to Leh in the afternoon; the evening includes a visit to Shanti Stupa for panoramic sunset views.
A longer ride southeast along the Indus River through remote and changing terrain. You arrive in Hanle at approximately 4,300 metres, home to one of India's highest astronomical observatories and some of the darkest skies on the subcontinent. Accommodation is in basic local huts.
The most demanding day of the expedition. You cross Photi La at 5,500 metres, then Umling La at 5,798 metres — the world's highest motorable road — followed by the rugged Nurbu La before arriving at Pangong Lake. The overnight stay is in lakeside yurts on the shore of one of the world's highest saltwater lakes.
A peaceful morning by the lake before riding along the Shyok River into Nubra Valley, known for its sand dunes, green villages, and the double-humped Bactrian camels that wander the dunes at Hunder.
A ride to Turtuk, one of the most remote villages in India and located close to the Line of Control with Pakistan. The village retains a distinct Balti culture and heritage rarely seen elsewhere in Ladakh. Return to Nubra Valley camp for the evening.
The final riding day crosses Khardung La at 5,360 metres, one of the highest motorable passes in the world, with panoramic views of the Himalayas on the descent back to Leh. A relaxed evening marks the completion of the riding journey.
Fly back to Delhi and transfer to The Park Hotel. Evening at leisure in the city.
After breakfast, transfer to Delhi International Airport for your return flight to the UK.
A deposit of £675 per person is required on booking.
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