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Kashmir Gate Bus Terminal is the oldest and one of the biggest inter-state bus terminals in India. It is well connected to the Delhi metro and is also accessible by road.
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Enjoy an adventure of a lifetime as you embark on this invigorating 11-day Spiti Valley motorbiking trip. Riding through some of Himachal Pradesh’s most rugged terrains, not only will you get to witness snow-clad mountain peaks, frozen lakes, but even some remote villages, deep valleys and much more. On this trip, you'll get to cross the mighty Rohtang Pass and visit the world's highest post office at Hikkim. You'll also visit the Giyu Mummy at Nake, and the ancient monasteries of Key and Dhankar. Another highlight of this trip is the night of camping you’ll enjoy along the magical, frozen, moon shaped Chandratal lake!
Thus, full of breathtaking sights, monumental mountain views and landscapes with a tinge of culture, with the best of motorbikes and road captain, you’ll not just enjoy the destinations, but rather the journey itself. And at the end of these 10 spectacular days you’ll be left with some of the best memories ever.
Please note that price displayed is the per person price for a booking for one motorbike rider and one pillion rider.
Known as the ‘the Middle Land’, the Spiti Valley is a cold desert valley that lies between India and Tibet. As it is situated within the Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, not only will you find breathtaking views of snow clapped mountain peaks but even dazzling natural beauty. However, as your motor biking trip progresses and you make your way higher, you’ll notice a change in the vegetation – from lush green meadows and forests you’ll find arid landscapes and rugged terrains. During your journey you’ll also get to stop at many other tiny hamlets to imbibe the culture and the rustic way of life.
Throughout this journey you’ll be accommodated in deluxe hotel rooms or Swiss camps.
Catch breathtaking views of Himalayas during the Spiti Valley motorbiking trip. | Send a postcard from the world's highest post office at Hikkim. | Explore the varied landscapes of the Spiti Valley and visit remote villages. | Spend a night on the banks of the enchanting Chandratal lake. | Visit the ancient Key Monastery. | Explore the rich heritage and culture of the Spiti Valley.
Road biking, off road biking
Yes
Yes
6726 feet
14100 feet
6726 feet
803 kms
100 kms
Experienced road captain, a skilled mechanic with spare parts and a back-up vehicle.
Royal Enfield
350/500 CC
Yes
Experienced road captain, a skilled mechanic with spare parts and a back-up vehicle.
Please ensure that vehicle is registered to the rider's name and all documents (pollution check, insurance, driver's licence etc) are in order.
Arrive at the Kashmir Gate Bus terminal in Delhi tonight by 20:00 hrs and board the Volvo which will take you to Manali. Since you'll be spending the night in bus, remember to have a light dinner before boarding the bus and carry an extra blanket for the night. Overnight in transit bus.
Overnight in Volvo.
Today you'll catch the overnight Volvo from Delhi to Manali. No meals are provided during transit, so do eat a full dinner before you leave. Also, carry a warm shawl to keep yourself comfortable for the ride.
Delhi
Delhi
20:00 PM
No meals are provided today
For cancellations made before the departure of the Spiti Valley motorbiking trip: the booking deposit of INR 5000 is non refundable.
All cancellations/refunds on this trip will be processed after a deduction of INR 200 per person. This fee is charged by The Great Next and is applicable for all cancellations.
The motorbike rider as well as the pillion rider is required to wear a helmet at all times while riding the Spiti Valley motorbiking trip. A safety helmet will be provided to the travellers by the tour operator.
Travellers are required to follow all instructions of the road captain at all times during the Spiti Valley motorbiking trip.
Consumption of alcohol and drugs is strictly prohibited during the Spiti Valley motorbiking trip. Travellers suspected of intoxication will not be allowed to participate in the trip.
Travellers getting their own motorbike must ensure that the vehicle is registered to the rider's name and all the relevant documents (pollution check, insurance and driver's licence etc) are in order.
Travellers are requested to treat the local culture with respect and avoid littering, defacing property and monuments and causing general disturbance.