Why Choose a Bike Trip to Ladakh?

 The allure of navigating high-altitude roads like Khardung La and Chang La, soaking in the culture of remote Himalayan villages, and riding alongside turquoise lakes makes this journey unforgettable.

The adventure, challenge, and stories you make along the way are what make a bike trip so much more than the final destination.

Popular Paths for Biking in Ladakh


1. Circuit Leh to Leh (5–7 Days)

Route: Leh to Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake to Tso Moriri to Leh

Perfect for time-constrained travelers or those arriving in Leh by plane

2. 8–10 days from Manali to Leh

Path: Manali to Jispa to Sarchu to Leh to Nubra to Pangong to Leh to Manali

Highlights: More Plains, Baralacha La, and Rohtang Pass

3. Leh to Srinagar (7–9 Days)

Path: Srinagar to Kargil to Leh to Nubra to Pangong to Leh

Highlights: Lamayuru Monastery, Magnetic Hill, and Zoji La

4. Round-Trip from Delhi to Leh (10–12 Days)

Perfect for: Extreme motorcyclists seeking an extensive overland journey through the Himalayas

Average Length and Example Schedule

An itinerary of six to ten days is ideal for the majority of travelers.

An example of a 6-day itinerary for Leh-Leh


Arrival in Leh (Acclimatization & Rest)

Khardung La from Leh to Nubra Valley

From Nubra to Pangong Lake

From Pangong to Tso Moriri

Go back to Leh.

Leaving

Cost Breakdown for a Bicycle Trip in Ladakh

Whether you're riding alone or in a package, here's how much a bike trip to Ladakh will cost:

Category of Expense

Range of Costs (INR)

Package (tour for groups)

18,500 to 35,000

Fuel for one's own bicycle

Between 4,000 and 10,000

Accommodation

3,500–12,000

Food

2,000–4,000

Licenses & Other

2,000–3,000

Overall Estimate

Between 30,000 and 60,000

Important Items in a Package:

Rental bikes (RE Classic 350, Himalayan, and many more)

A mechanic and a backup car

Stays at hotels or campsites


Dinner and breakfast

Permits for Inner Lines

The price of renting a bike in Ladakh

Here are typical bike rental prices if you would rather travel alone:

350cc Royal Enfield: ₹1,200–1,800 per day

Himalayan: ₹2,000–2,500 per day

BMW/KTM motorcycles: ₹3,500–4,000 per day

Other Expenses to Consider

Fuel costs ₹4,000 to ₹6,000 for the Leh circuit and up to ₹10,000 for longer routes.

Inner Line Permits (for Tso Moriri, Pangong, and Nubra): ₹800–1,000

Food: ₹300–500 per day (dhabas for inexpensive meals)

Accommodations (camps and guesthouses): ₹500–1,500 per night

AMS medications, water and snacks, flat tires, etc., are examples of contingencies.

Money-Saving Advice

Travel together to split fuel and support vehicle expenses.


Bring your riding equipment.

To avoid lengthy commutes, rent bikes straight from Leh.

Go during the off-peak months of May or September.

Why Is Deyor the Greatest Place to Go Biking in Ladakh?

Our specialty at Deyor is carefully planned Himalayan excursions:

Professional mechanics and guides on every route

bikes that are insured and well-maintained

All-inclusive, transparent packages

Prioritizing safety and providing medical assistance

Group discounts and customizable itineraries

Concluding remarks

How much does a bike trip to Ladakh cost? You can embark on this amazing journey for as little as ₹20,000 on a budget or for as much as ₹35,000+ for a premium, guided experience, depending on your route, bike of choice, and degree of comfort.

A bike trip to Ladakh is the ultimate adventure, whether you go alone or with a pack, and Deyor is here to make it easy, secure, and unforgettable.

Are you prepared to ride the Himalayas? To schedule your ideal Ladakh bike trip, get in touch with us right now!