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Conquer the legendary Spiti Circuit on a motorcycle expedition that is as much about the journey as the destinations. Over 11 days, you'll transition from the pine-scented air of Jibhi to the dramatic, cliff-hanging roads of Kinnaur, experiencing the region’s rich tapestry firsthand. Ride to Chitkul, the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border, and witness the sunrise over the snow-capped Kinner Kailash peak from Kalpa. As you cross into Spiti, the landscape shifts to a mesmerizing desert palette, leading you to the thousand-year-old Tabo Monastery and the breathtaking cliffside Dhankar Gompa. The adventure peaks in the high-altitude villages of Kaza, where you can send a postcard from the world's highest post office and ride through landscapes that feel otherworldly. The ultimate test of skill and endurance comes as you navigate the glacial streams and dirt paths to reach the sacred blue waters of Chandratal Lake, a high-desert oasis. This tour is a bucket-list challenge for bikers, a perfect blend of thrilling terrain, ancient culture, and the raw, unfiltered beauty of the Himalayas
We prefer to think of these as a thousand memories waiting to be made. Take a look through the lens at the landscapes we roam, the summits we conquer, and the quiet moments of wonder in between. This isn't just a trip; it's a story in the making.
Duration
10 Nights 11 Days
Tour Type
Daily Tour
Group Size
1-12 people
You will board the Volvo bus or cab at the Delhi bus stand in the evening and begin your overnight journey to Manali via Chandigarh, Mandi, and Kullu. It will take around 12 to 13 hours to reach Manali the next morning.
After breakfast (not included), kickstart your engines for himalayan motorcycle expedition, cruising the roads of NH3 alongside the Beas River. After crossing the 2.8 km-long Aut tunnel, you will divert onto the serpentine roads of Banjar Valley. Upon reaching the riverside hamlet of Jibhi, you will park your machines and settle in for the Night.
After waking up to the morning views of Jibhi, you will start your ride, navigating the sharp hairpin bends of Jalori Pass and descending into the sweeping Sutlej River Valley. You will then continue your expedition alongside the cliff-hanging tarmac of Kinnaur, alongside the Baspa River. When you arrive in Chitkul, you will visit the famous “Hindustan ka Akhiri Dhaba” and check in to your stay.
Fire up your engines to navigate the narrow, cliff-carved roads descending back towards the deep Sutlej Valley. Today, your motorcycle will transit through the rugged Kinnaur district, offering dramatic gorge views. You will end your ride in Kalpa, also known as “Ajanta of the Himalayas”. Dismount your machines and relax at your hotel in Kalpa.
Wake up to the majestic views of Kinner Kailash Peaks before you saddle up and ride into the high altitude cold desert of the Spiti region. You will navigate your motorcycle past Khab Sangam and tackle the famous hairpin loops (Maling Nala and Kazigs) to reach Nako. Keeping the throttle steady, you will detour Gue monastery(if time permits) before parking your bikes for the night in Tabo.
After breakfast, visit Tabo Monastery and then kickstart your bikes towards Kaza. On the way, ride off the beaten path to explore Pin Valley and later visit the Dhankar monastery, which sits dramatically on a cliff edge between rocky spurs in Dhankar Village. As you cruise along the Spiti River towards the biker hub of Kaza, you will make a quick pitstop at Lingti Waterfall before parking your machines at Kaza
After breakfast, rev up your engines to conquer the famous high altitude dirt trails of the Kaza loop. You will ride up to the Buddha Statue in Langza, testing your machine’s endurance in the thin mountain air. Next, you will navigate the steep, unpaved gradients to Komic Village. Finally, park your motorcycle at Hikkim to send a postcard from the planet's highest post office before you cruise back to Kaza.
After a morning visit to the iconic key monastery, you will gear up for the most thrilling and challenging day of your Spiti Motorcycle Expedition. You will roll your tyres across Chicham Bridge before riding on the steep gravel ascents to reach Kunzum Pass at 4500 metres. Further, the route will test your driving skills as you carefully navigate brutal water crossings and narrow dirt tracks before you reach Chandratal Lake.
After spending the night in Chandratal, get ready for the notoriously gruelling off-road stretch of the entire Spiti Circuit. You will rely on precise throttle control to navigate the deep glacial water crossings and dirt tracks as you descend through Batal and Chhatru. After surviving this harsh terrain, you will finally hit the relief at Koksar. Cruise your motorcycle through the Atal tunnel to finally reach Manali.
After breakfast, it's time to officially conclude your epic Spiti Motorcycle Expedition. Today, you can explore Manali at your own convenience, visiting the ancient Hidimba Temple and strolling down Mall Road. In the evening, you will board your Volvo bus or cab for the onward journey to Delhi, taking home unforgettable memories of the rugged Himalayan circuit.
After a long overnight journey, you will reach the bustling plains of Delhi by morning. As you step off, it's time to say goodbye to your riding brotherhood and officially close the chapter of Spiti Bike Trip. Though the machines are parked away, you will carry home a lifetime of thrilling memories of conquering the Spiti Circuit
Explore these locations and attractions on your trip.
| Location | Places to Visit |
|---|---|
| Manali | Mall Road, Hidimba Temple, Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel |
| Chandrataal | Chandrataal Lake |
| Kaza | Hikkim, Langza, Komic |
| Pin Valley | Dhankar Fort, Dhankar Lake, Pin Valley Entrance |
| Kaza | Komic Monastery, Hikkim, Langza Village, Key Monastery |
| Tabo | Tabo Monastery |
| Nako | Nako Lake, Khab Sangam |
| Kalpa | Suicide Point, Kinner Kailash View |
| Chitkul | Rakcham, Sangla, Chitkul |
| Jibhi | Jalori Pass, Jibhi, Tirthan Valley |
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These are the basic medications recommended for your safety.
Band-Aids: For protecting cuts, wounds and scraped knees, etc.
Elastic Bandage/Crepe: Used to treat muscular strains and sprains.
Pain Relief Spray: For fast relief from insect bites, scrapes, cuts and burns.
Avomine: It is used to treat allergies, trouble sleeping, and nausea.
Crocin: Provides symptomatic relief from mild to moderate pain, e.g., headaches or migraine.
Combiflam: Contains two painkiller medicines that reduce pain, fever, and inflammation.
Muscle relaxant: Used to mitigate symptoms such as muscle spasms, pain, and hyperreflexia.
Digene: Used against acidity caused by indigestion, providing quick relief.
Cetirizine: Relieves allergic symptoms like watery eyes, runny nose, itching, sneezing, hives.
ORS: Oral Rehydration Solution, used to treat dehydration caused by diarrhoea.
Note: This is just an explanation of medications that may be required. Kindly consult your doctor for a prescription before joining the trip.
Please read these points carefully for a smooth journey.
Make sure you are 100% comfortable with off-road biking. Expect to encounter slippery, narrow, unpaved roads and stretches of grit and rubble with water flowing through them.
Only backpacks are allowed. You can carry luggage weighing only 9-10 Kg per person. Extra luggage will cost you INR1500 per Kg.
You must carry valid identification proof at the time of check-in (PAN cards are not accepted).
The sequence of the day-wise itinerary for the Spiti Bike Trip may change during the trip, depending upon restrictions or any other unknown issues.
We shall not be responsible for any change in the itinerary for the Spiti Bike Trip due to union issues, landslides, flight cancellations, weather conditions or any unforeseen events. The additional cost incurred will be in addition to the package price.
If you cancel your trip midway due to any reason, the remaining amount will be non-refundable.
No Refund or Compensation for any unused services/transportation in any circumstance.
Any increase in cost due to a medical emergency should be borne by the client. There will be no refund for any unused service.
If there is an unprecedented hike in the cost of transport during the trip (including fuel surcharge) or accommodation, it will affect the cost.
The timings given in the itinerary and program may be changed without notice.
Places mentioned in the itinerary may be skipped without notice.
Guests shall be liable to pay for any damages, except normal wear and tear to an asset, if any.
Rates will be different for foreign tourists. Kindly contact us for more information.
We will not pay, reimburse, cover losses or take any responsibility for any activity which is due to circumstances beyond our control. Such events include, but are not limited to, airport closures, war, natural disasters, nuclear disasters, pandemics, acts of terrorism, illness, death, injury, burglary, and bad weather.
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We understand that plans can change, but the booking amount is non-refundable due to the costs we incur in preparing for your tour or activity. If you wish to reschedule for a different date, we'll adjust it to the same package, providing you with the necessary flexibility.
If you have paid the total amount but cancelled the package, you will be provided with a refund as mentioned below:
30 Days or More: 50% of the total amount is refundable.
15 to 29 Days: 25% of the total amount is refundable.
0 to 14 Days: No Refunds.
Tours or activities may be cancelled due to unforeseen events beyond our control, such as weather conditions (heavy rain or storms) or government restrictions like sudden closures of specific areas. In such a scenario, we will provide an alternate tour or activity. However, no refunds will be provided.
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