Spiti Valley Bike Tour 2025 from Manali

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Spiti Valley Bike Tour 2025 from Manali

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8 Nights/9 Days

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1 to 20 people

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Trip Overview

Take the Spiti valley bike tour of 8 nights/ 9 days, from Chandigarh and allow yourself to become a different version. Indulge in the mesmerizing beauty of nature and get away with all your worries.

Highlights

Take the thrilling Spiti Valley Bike Trip with the freedom to choose from a Rented bike, own bike or an SUV/Tempo Traveller.
Travel through many mountain passes
Stay at the camps in Nako and Kaza
Experienced road captain and a backup vehicle throughout the ride

Why Choose This?

No Hidden Costs: All-inclusive price with no hassle of paying on multiple occasions during the trip.
Fixed Departures: Departure available for even a single person on the available dates.
Bike Rent and Fuel: For rented bike options, bike rent, as well as fuel, is included in the price.
All Permits and Fees: No hassle of paying permit fees, entry fees or wildlife fees during your ride. It's all included in the price.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 410 cc bikes for the ride.
Experienced road captain and a backup vehicle throughout the ride.

Detailed Overview

Let your mind stretch via travelling to Spiti valley on a bike tour from Delhi. Spiti valley is a cold desert mountain valley located high in the Himalayas in the north-eastern part of the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The name “Spiti” means “The Middle Land”. I.e. the land between Tibet and India.
Buddhists make up for its primary population. The culture is a slightly altered and distinctive Buddhist one. Ki and Tabo Monastery are highlighted as important cultural and research centres of Buddhism. Spiti lies quite close to the Indo-China border and is important for ecological conservation. The barren terrain surrounded by high mountain ranges is a mountain desert with infrequent precipitation. Want to know more? Tap the benefits of this tour package and experience it yourself!

Brief Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Manali
Day 2: Manali - Sarahan
Day 3: Sarahan - Chitukul/Sangla
Day 4: Chitukul to Kalpa- 60 Kms
Day 5: Kalpa to Kaza- 198 Kms
Day 6: Kaza : Hikkim – Komik – Langza : Kaza-48 Kms
Day 7: Kaza : Kunzum La : Chadra Tal-98 Kms
Day 8: Chandra Tal to Manali- 150 Kms
Day 9: Check out & Trip ends

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Manali

Arrive in Manali and spend the day exploring the town.
Get your bike checked and prepared for the journey.
Visit the Hadimba Temple and the Mall Road in the evening.

Day 2: Manali - Sarahan

From Manali, you will travel to Sarahan.
Sarahan is known for its stunning natural beauty and the Bhimakali Temple, a popular attraction in the area.
Enjoy the scenic drive and spend the night in Sarahan.

Day 3: Sarahan - Chitkul/Sangla

Continue your journey from Sarahan to Chitkul or Sangla.
These are picturesque villages located in the Sangla Valley, known for their enchanting landscapes and traditional Himachali architecture.
Spend the night in Chitkul or Sangla.

Day 4: Chitkul to Kalpa - 60 Kms

Drive from Chitkul to Kalpa, a small town famous for its apple orchards and panoramic views of the Kinner Kailash range.
Enjoy the scenic beauty and spend the night in Kalpa.

Day 5: Kalpa to Kaza - 198 Kms

On this day, you will travel from Kalpa to Kaza, the sub-divisional headquarters of the Spiti Valley.
The journey will take you through rugged terrains, high mountain passes, and breathtaking landscapes.
Spend the night in Kaza.

Day 6: Kaza: Hikkim – Komik – Langza: Kaza - 48 Kms

Explore the surrounding areas of Kaza, including the villages of Hikkim, Komik, and Langza.
Hikkim is known for having the world's highest post office, Komik is the highest village in the region, and Langza is famous for its fossils.
Return to Kaza for the night.

Day 7: Kaza: Kunzum La: Chandratal - 98 Kms

Embark on a day trip to Chandratal Lake, located at an altitude of about 4,300 meters.
En route, you will pass through Kunzum La, a high mountain pass.
Enjoy the serene beauty of Chandratal Lake before returning to Kaza for the night.

Day 8: Chandratal to Manali - 150 Kms

On this day, you will drive back from Chandratal to Manali, covering a distance of approximately 150 kilometers.
The route offers spectacular views of the Himalayan mountains and valleys. Spend the night in Manali.

Day 9: Check out & Trip ends

Check out from your accommodation in Manali, marking the end of your trip.

Basic Details

Start Point

Manali

Finish Point

Manali

Start time

4:00 pm

Inclusions

Accommodation on Triple Sharing Basis; for couple - twin sharing, Day 01 to Day 08
Meals – Breakfast and Dinner. Dinner on Day 01 to Breakfast on Day 09
Services of the experienced trip leader and motorbike Mechanic
Back up the vehicle for a group of more than 10 motorbikes
First Aid kit and Oxygen cylinder at dispersal with the trip leader
Facility to carry luggage in a vehicle restricted to 1 Rucksack / Duffle bag of 60 Liters per motorbike
Royal Enfield 410cc Himalayan motorbike
Helmet for both rider and pillion
Motorbike Fuel for the complete trip as per the itinerary
Transport in a MUV like Tempo Traveller / Innova / Xylo / Scorpio / Backup / Similar from Day 02 to Day 08 as per the group size.

Exclusions

Any insurance
Early check in or a late checkout rooms at any hotels unless specified above
Any entry fees to visit any place
Any air fare, visa fees, airport tax
Any personal expenses like drinks, laundry, telephone calls, tips, camera fees etc
Liability for change in itinerary due to reasons beyond our control like change in flight and train schedule; cancellation of flights/trains, political disturbances, natural phenomenon, etc.
Tips to driver, guide, hotel staff & representative.Any portages at hotel (for baggage on arrival and departure from the hotel)
Camera/video camera fee at monuments
Any damage/ change of spares in bike during tour would be payable by guest directly
Anything that is not mentioned in the Inclusion sections
Volvo transfers

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Important Information

The meals served during the tour:
- Camps: Vegetarian meals
- Hotels: Non-vegetarian meals (one can request for a veg meal)
All riders must have a valid driving license.
Please note that in-case of any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks etc. will be borne by the guests and can be paid on the spot
A refundable security deposit of Rs. 10,000 per bike needs to be paid in cash - In-case of any damage to the bike the repair cost will be deducted from this deposit.
Members should be a minimum 10 years of age to join the ride as a pillion.
The distances mentioned in the itinerary are an approximation are only to be used as references.

Part Payment Policy

Book with 10% of the total amount if you book more than 30 days in advance.
Booking amount is fully refundable.

Rider Essentials

Personal Medicines, Sunscreen lotion,
Lip balm, Glucose
A couple of water bottles
Chocolates, biscuits and nuts:
Other essentials: Paper soap, toothbrush,
Toothpaste, comb and toilet paper.

Riding Gear Essentials

Full-face helmet with clear visor.
UV sunglasses.
Gloves.
Riding Jacket.
Shoes.
Raincoat.

Clothing Essentials

Jeans/pants.
Shirts/t-shirts/sweatshirt.
Sweater and warm socks.
Thermal inners (2 pairs).
Warm jacket for the night.

Electronics Accessories

Chargers for all the gadgets.
Cameras and mobile.
Spare camera batteries.
Torch.

Documents and Photo IDs

Driving License.
Medical Insurance Card (optional)
Valid Government approved photo ID.

Mobile phone connectivity: Unless you wish to be dependent upon STD booths, carry a BSNL/MTNL post-paid connection.

How to pack: Pack everything in plastic bags, before putting them in your saddle bag. This way clothes do not get dirty and even if water gets inside the bag, it won’t likely ruin your clothes and other stuff. Also make sure to pack the essential tools, spares and food towards the top, so that they are easily accessible while on the road