Leh Ladakh Bike Trip From Surat

by Akanksha Dogra · Published July 25, 2022 · Updated November 25, 2023

Leh Ladakh Bike Trip From Surat– Leh is a mesmerizing place that you should visit at least once in your lifetime. Additionally, if you wish to visit this heavenly place on your bike, then you are in for a once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience, you never know what adventures and surprises await you on this trip. Here is some important information about Leh Ladakh Bike Trip From Surat.

Best Time To Visit Leh Ladakh Throughout The Year

Even though you can visit Leh Ladakh throughout the year, there are still some pros and cons of the time you choose for the trip.

Seasons	The temperature in degrees Celcius	Traffic	Highlights
Winter (Nov-Feb)	-20 to 2	rare	No roads connectivity Spituk and Lasar Festival
Spring (March-May)	-15 to 16	average	No Road Connectivity Stok and Matho festivals
Summer (June-Aug)	7 to 25	Very High	Road Trips Hemis and Phyang festivals
Autumn (Sept-Oct)	-1 to 21	High	Partial road connectivity Diskit and Thiksey festivals

The right time for a road trip to Leh Ladakh is from June to October as there is no road connectivity in the winter season because of heavy snowfall and landslide risks.

Routes to take for your Bike Trip

You can either go to Manali or Shimla directly by flight or train and start your bike trip from there or start your long and adventurous bike trip from Surat.

Route 1- Surat to Manali by train

Day 1: Arrival in Manali and sightseeing

Reach Manali – 2050 meters.
Check in to the hotel and relax.
Then, you will test your motorbike and get used to the roads.
Visit Hadimba Temple and Vashisht Temple.

Day 2: Manali to Jispa

Start your ride to Rohtang Pass – 3,978 meters.
Proceed to Jispa, which is your halt for the day.

Day 3: Jispa to Sarchu

Drive to Sarchu.
This highway route takes you into the heart of the mountains. Enjoy the splendid view of 4,848 meters above sea level.
Keep driving towards Sarchu which is the borderline between Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal. From there, get to the Sarchu camp.
Relax for the rest of day.

Day 4: Sarchu to Leh

Drive via the Tanglang-La Pass, the second-highest motorable mountain pass in the world at a height of 5,300 meters, as well as the Naki La and Lachung La passes.
You will go to Leh on well-maintained roads after passing this pass.
These historic monasteries, which are highlights of your journey, are situated on top of a hill.
registering at the Leh hotel.
Take the time to explore the neighborhood.
Sleep for the evening.

Day 5: Leh to Khardung La Pass to Nubra Valley

Your itinerary for today includes a trip to Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the world at 18,360 feet.
You will drive to Nubra Valley after crossing the Khardung La; en route, stop for lunch.
The remainder of the day is yours to explore.
Visit the dunes of Hunder Village and go on a camel safari.

Camp overnight.

Day 6: Nubra Valley to leh

Visit Diskit Monastery after breakfast, then take the same road back to Leh.
By afternoon, get to Leh.
In the evening, free time to visit Leh’s market.
In a motel in Leh for the night.

Day 7: Chang La and Pangong Tso Lake

We will leave early in the morning from Leh for the approximately six-hour drive to Pangong Tso Lake. You will pass by Chang La, the third-highest motorable road in the world, along the way.
At a height of 4350 meters, Pangong Tso Lake shimmers a beautiful sky-blue color in the sunlight.
One of the best attractions in Ladakh is the largest brackish water lake in Asia.
China makes up two-thirds of the lake’s area.
Enjoy a satisfying lunch while sitting next to the lake; the experience will be with you forever.
Make your way back to Leh and stay the night there.

Day 8: Pangong Tso Lake to Chang La to Leh

We will leave early in the morning from Leh for the approximately six-hour drive to Pangong Tso Lake.
You will pass by Chang La, the third-highest motorable road in the world, along the way.
At a height of 4350 meters, Pangong Tso Lake shimmers a beautiful sky-blue color in the sunlight.
One of the best attractions in Ladakh is the largest brackish water lake in Asia.
China makes up two-thirds of the lake’s area.
The seas are incredibly pure and gifted with an array of fascinating blue hues.
Enjoy a satisfying lunch while sitting next to the lake; the experience will be with you forever.
Make your way back to Leh and stay the night there.

Day 9: Long River Rafting

After having breakfast, start for around two hour-long drive to the River Rafting site.
Go rafting.
Then visit the Zanskar and Indus river.
On your way back, you can visit Magnetic Hill.
Head back to Leh and spend the night there.

Day 10: Leh to Sarchu

Bid Leh farewell and start your ride.
You will pass Pang, a picturesque area in the scenery of Ladakh, on the way.
Halt at Sarchu.
Sarchu is located halfway between Leh and Manali, two stunning locations.
Enjoy a relaxing vacation at the camp.

Day 11: Sarchu to Manali

Begin your drive in the morning from Sarchu plain and reach the Baralacha La plain by noon.
As you cross the Lahaul hills to go to Rohtang Pass, take in the scenery.
You will be tested by the mini-rivers of mud on Rohtang Pass.
To go to Manali, you must ride through the barriers
Enjoy a relaxing stay at the Manali hotel.

Day 12: Depart from Manali

This will be the end of your adventure.

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