MANALI LADAKH Motorbike Tour

Itinerary Delhi Manali Leh Delhi
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Brief Itinerary Delhi- Manali- Ladakh- Delhi Tour

Day 1: Arrival in Delhi

Day 2: Delhi- Manali (2000)
Day 3: Manali (2000 m)

Day 4: Manali- Udaipur 

Day 5: Udaipur Sarchu (4000 m)

Day 6: Sarchu Rumtse (3500 m)

Day 7: Rumtse – Leh (3500m)

Day 8: Leh Khardung La (5600 m) Leh (3500 m) 

Day 9: Leh (4500 m) 

Day 10: Tso Moriri lake Tso Kar lake (4300 m)

Day 11: Tso Kar lakeSarchu 

Day 12: Sarchu Manali (2000 m) 

Day 13: Manali (2000 m)

Day 14: Manali Delhi

Day 15: Delhi International airport

Detailed Itineray 

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Day 1: Arrival in Delhi

Reception at the airport and transfer to the hotel in the heart of Delhi. Overnight stay at hotel.

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Day 2: Delhi- Manali (2000 m)

An early morning start for a day in private vehicle to Manali. Arrival at night. Overnight stay in a comfortable family guest house in one of the serene villages of Manali.

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Day 3: Manali (2000 m)

Rohtang pass (3979 m) is 51kms. from Manali on highway to Keylong/Leh. It offers a panorama and spectacular mountain view. The pass is open from June to October each year although trekkers can cross it earlier. It is a gateway to Lahaul Spiti, Pangi and Leh valley just as Zojila pass is a gatway to Ladakh. There are a beautiful sight of glaciers, peaks and Chandra river flows down in the Lahaul valley. Slightly to the left are the twin peaks of the Geypan. During summer(mid June to October) regular buses ply between Manali-Keylong/Darcha, Udaipur, Spiti and Leh.

13 kms. is a splendid valley between Solang village and Beas Kund. Solang valley offers the view of glaciers and snow capped mountains and peaks. It has fine ski slopes. The Mountaineering Institute has installed a ski lift for training purpose. Located here is a hut and guest house of the Mountaineering and Allied sports Institute, Manali. Now a few hotels have also come up. The winter skiing festival is organised here. Training in skiing is imparted at this place.

Manali has many attractions but the chief centre of interest, historically and archeologically, is undoubtedly the DHOONGRI TEMPLE dedicated to goddess Hidimba, the Bhim of Mahabharat fame. It has four-tiered Pagoda shaped roof and the doorway is carved with legendary figures and symbols. This temple located amidst wooden forest of deodar is about 2.5 kms. from the tourist office. It is a pleasant experience to stroll in the temple complex which was built in 1533 A.D. A large festival is held here in May. Over night stay in Manali.

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Day 4: Manali- Udaipur [6H 170 km]

Udaipur is a town in Lahaul and Spiti District of Himachal Pradesh. It is located at an altitude of 2,743 meters, and is around 53 km north of Keylong.The village was called ‘Markul’ in olden days. Major attraction here is the Markula Devi Temple.A temple dedicated to this goddess is quiet famous in Lahaul because of the wooden carvings in it. The village is situated at the point where the Chenab and Mayar Nallah meet, hence it also becomes a starting point of the Mayar valley.

This place is therefore a starting point for Mayar valley and further on to Zanskar and other peaks. This is a green area rather the whole Chenab valley is greener than the Lahaul valley. It has a rest house and some hotels and is a good resting place

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Day 5: Udaipur Sarchu (4000 m) [5H 150 Km]

After breakfast, at about 07.30 Hours, you start the days ride for Sarchu. From Keylong, the road passes through a high altitude desert with extraordinary mountain views. You take timeout for a tea break at Darcha, another check-post, where our companion the Bhaga River has been bridged. Further, the road climbs to Patseo, from where you can get birds eye-view of Darcha; a little further is Zingzingbar. The country gets wilder now: icy streams flow across the road that at times disappears into grey and red-brown scree, tumbled down from the bare mountainside to the roads periphery. The now-here-now-gone track goes over the Baralacha La [4880m] standing at the crossroads of Lahaul, Zanskar, Spiti and Ladakh regions, before dipping down to Sarchu. On arrival, check into alpine tents with attached toilets, and relax. O/n Tents.

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Day 6: Sarchu Rumtse (3500 m)

The zig zag road goes up to Lachung La pass 5050 m and plunges into deep and impressive gorges. We then ascend in the direction of the Tanglang La pass (5300 m), world’s second highest motorable pass. We come across a few villages as we approach the Indus valley. We drive along the Indus for next 50 kms and finally cross the valley to reach Leh.

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Day 7: Rumtse – Leh (3500m)

From Rumtse, the ride to Leh is an exciting one, with views of the Indus Valley and many monasteries on the way. Day one is easily manageable: we have a short walk on a rather flat terrain to aid acclimatization. Over night stay in Leh Hotel.

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Day 8: Leh Khardung La (5600 m) Leh (3500 m) [3H 110 Km]

We go up to Khardung La pass takig another labyrinth of zig zag tracks in our stride. The Kardung La is the highest suitable for vehicle pass of the world : 5600 m! The panorama on the Zanskar chain at the south and the great Karakoram chain at the north, is magical. We re trace our route to go back to Leh. For true riders and adventurous, the incomparable visit to Stock village, located on the other side of Indus, bottom of Stock Kangri with a height of more than 6000 m.

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Day 9: Leh (4500 m) [5H 160 Km]

We ride to the Indus valley in the direction of the Tibetan border. On the way, we visit the monasteries of Tikse, erected at the top of a rocky terrain, dominating the village. Then the coveted visit of Hemis, the biggest monastery of Ladakh. After Upshi, we ride along the Indus till Mahe bridge, and leave the valley to enter the heart of Rupshu, the most isolated part of Ladakh. Taking a sandy track, we reach the famous Tso Moriri lake, gleaming in its turquoise glory. Camping on the shore of the sacred lake.

We call Rupshu (or Changtang), the Indian part of the huge Tibetan plateau which extends from East to West on more than 2000 Km. The average altitude of the Rupshu is 4500 m, too high for regular life. Only nomads live here, with their yaks and their goats.

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Day 10: Tso Moriri lake Tso Kar lake (4300 m) [3H 100 Km]

Tsomiri is the largest of the High Altitude Lakes to be situated entirely within India. The remote high plateau of Changthang (meaning northland) stretches from western Tibet into eastern Ladakh. It is situated at a height of 4595 m above sea level. And the maximum length of the lake is 19 km and the maximum length of the lake is 40 m. .You can visit Korzok monastery at Tsomoriri which lies on the western bank of the lake.This region, known as the land of the nomads, will give you an experience to last a lifetime. See the nomads traditional lifestyle and share a cup of butter tea in one of their black yak-hair tents along the incredible oval-shaped bank of Tsomoriri. The lake changes its turquoise blue color with the light and is surrounded by a picturesque landscape.Korzok

Korzok, situated at 15,000 feet (4,572 m) with its dozen or so houses and its gompa appearing like a mirage among the barren hills, is the only permanent settlement in Rupshu; otherwise the region is inhabited only by nomadic Chang-pa herds people. The Rupshu Chang-pa live in tents all the year round, moving in accordance with an old-established annual routine between the pastures the exist wherever an occasional stream carrying snowmelt from the heights makes possible the growth of grass, scanty indeed, but reportedly highly nutritious. The few barley-fields at Korzok must be among the highest cultivation in the world, but there is no guarantee that the crop will ripen every year.

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Day 11: Tso Kar lakeSarchu [5H 150 Km]

We take a rugged but safe track to reach the Leh-Manali road, next to Pang. Road straight to the south till Sarchu. Camping. The region is the refuge of many animal species that we come across while trekking: wild hares, thick fur marmots, white partridges, ibex, wild donkeys from Tibet (Kyangs), wolves and if lucky, some very very rare snow leopards.

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Day 12: Sarchu Manali (2000 m) [7/8H 230 Km]

Last stage of the rally, which is one of the longest but definitely worthy! Early departure towards the south till Manali. Night spent at a comfortable guest house.

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Day 13: Manali (2000 m)

After breakfast the morning is free to go Manikaran, a famous religious & tourist spot.

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Day 14: Manali Delhi

Free day in Manali (buffer day). Night deluxe bus to Delhi.

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Day 15: Delhi International airport

An early morning arrival in Delhi. Transfer to the hotel. Free afternoon in Delhi. The afternoon, we only one or two rooms would be reserved at the hotel to store the luggage before the late transfer to the airport. Transfer to the international airport in the evening.

 

  • Travel information

    DELHI MANALI -volvo timings
    20:30, 21:00, 16:40, 17:40; 18:00
    DELHI Shimla -volvo timings
    22:30, 23:30, 23:25, 22:45, 13:50
    Chandigarh Shimla-volvo timings
    05:00, 04:30, 15:00, 05:50, 15:01
    Chandigarh Manali-volvo timings
    13:15, 13:54, 13:00, 01:35, 12:10
    Shimla MANALI -non A/c bus timings
    08:15, 08:14, 08:15, 08:14
    MANALI Dharamshala-bus timings
    08:08, 06:25, 05:30
    Delhi Kalka train timings
    17:10, 07:40, 07:10
    Delhi amb andaura train timings
    10:25, 22:50, 05:50
    Delhi Chandigarh train timings
    04:15, 5:50, 7:40, 11:05, 14:25
    Shimla Ropeway timing 09:30 -17:30
    solang Ropeway timing 07:00-18:30
    Tara devi aarti timings
    08:00, 17:30, 18:00, 12:00, 17:00
    Jakhu temple arti timings
    06:10, 17:30, 18:30, 12:00, 20:00
    Shimla Zoo timings 
    summers 09:00-18:30, 6 days a week
    winters 09:30-17:30 tuesday close
    Shimla Kalka train timings
    Shimla Kalka express 18:45
    Himalayan Queen CC-FC 10:55
    Rail motor-First class FC 12:00
    Shimla Kalka exp-Vistadom 15:50
    Shimla Deluxe exp-FC 18:05
    Kathmandu Delhi Flight timings
    16:30, 09:55, 17:00, 08:00, 15:05
     20,500/- onwards 18th dec 2022
    Kullu Dhakposhedrupling monaestry
    timings 06:00-18:00 no entry fees

  • *) Losar festival in manali, Celebrated around the last week of February, Losar Festival marks the Tibetan New Year.2) Winter in snowy Manali is enchanting. Winter starts setting in from October. December and January are the coldest months of the year. Temperature often drops to -2°C accompanied by snowfall. 3) 5 January 2022: Heavy snowfall in Manali, Rohtang pass, Lahaul Valley, Atal Tunnel, Solang valley and nearby areas. 4) Snowfall in Manali occurs between December and February. Manali is one of the most beautiful hill stations in India drawing tourists throughout the year. March to June (10°C to 25°C): Summer season in Manali is from March to June, which is the best time to visit Manali especially with friends and family. 5) October to February is the winter season and is considered to be the best time to visit Manali if you like the cold and January is best to enjoy the chilly pleasure of fresh snowfall . The temperature drops down below zero degrees Celsius.