Manali-Srinagar Tour

Day 1: ARRIVAL IN MANALI
Arrive at Manali After a meet and greet in Manali Volvo bus stand check in to the hotel. Take
some rest and fresh up. The afternoon we will give you a brief description of an upcoming
journey and will handover you the bikes. Then we will ride for a sightseeing tour in Manali so
that you can get used to your bikes. Later come back to the hotel. Relaxed and overnight stay.

Day 2: MANALI - JISPA
Distance- 93 Kms
Duration- 3 Hrs
Highlights- Solang Valley, Atul Tunnel, Lahaul Valley
After breakfast, we will start the journey towards Jispa crossing Atal tunnel. Atal Tunnel is a
Newly built highway tunnel built under the Rohtang Pass. After crossing Tunnel, the landscape
changes drastically as we enter the Lahaul and Spiti District. The lush green grasslands
disappear and the barren slopes of the cold desert take over. We continue the ride towards
Jispa crossing the quaint mountain towns of Sissu and Keylong. Arrive at the destination early in
the evening and have an adventurous overnight stay in Camps / Hotel.

Day 3: JISPA - TSO KAR
Distance- 225 Kms
Duration- 6 Hrs
Highlights- Sarchu, Pang, Tso Kar Lake
The drive from Jispa to Tso Kar in India is approximately 225 kilometers and takes about 6-7
hours to complete. The route typically involves driving from Jispa to Sarchu, then onto Pang and
finally to Tso Kar. The road from Jispa to Sarchu is mostly good, but can be narrow and winding
in some sections, so it is important to drive with caution. From Sarchu to Pang, the road is
mostly dirt and gravel, and the terrain is quite rugged, so a sturdy vehicle with good ground
clearance is recommended. From Pang to Tso Kar, the road improves somewhat, but it is still a
mix of dirt and gravel, with some rocky sections. The road passes through some high-altitude
mountain passes, so it is important to be prepared for the altitude and potential changes in
weather conditions. Overall, the drive from Jispa to Tso Kar can be quite challenging but also
offers stunning views of the Himalayas and the surrounding landscapes.

Day 4: TSO KAR - LEH
Distance- 153 Kms
Duration- 5 Hrs
Highlights- Changthang Plateau, Chang La Pass
The drive from Tso Kar to Leh is a scenic and memorable journey through the rugged and
mountainous terrain of the Ladakh region in northern India. The distance between Tso Kar and
Leh is approximately 153 kilometers, and the drive can take anywhere from 5 to 7 hours,
depending on the road conditions and the speed of your vehicle. The route from Tso Kar to Leh
takes you through the Changthang plateau, which is known for its vast expanses of arid desert,
high-altitude lakes, and snow-capped mountains. Along the way, you will pass through several
small villages, including Tangste and Karu, where you can stop for a break and refreshments.
The road from Tso Kar to Leh is a mix of paved and unpaved sections, with some stretches being
quite rough and bumpy. You will also need to cross several high mountain passes, including the
Chang La pass, which is the third-highest motorable pass in the world. While the drive can be
challenging at times, it is well worth the effort for the stunning scenery and unique cultural
experiences you will encounter along the way. Just be sure to stay well-hydrated to avoid
altitude sickness.

Day 5: LEH
Highlights - Leh Market , Shanti Stupa , Leh Palace
Replenish your energies with a healthy breakfast and enjoy a relaxing day in Leh. The first half
of the day is saved for a regular check-up of the bikes and the rest of the day can be spent
visiting a few sightseeing places in and around the city. Stop by the Leh Palace and enjoy the
splendid panoramic views of the Stok Kangri mountain range from the terrace. You may also
choose to visit the Shanti Stupa and the local market to indulge in some shopping and try out
the Ladakhi cuisine at the local eateries. Spend the night at the hotel.

Day 6: LEH - NUBRA VALLEY
Distance- 160 Kms
Duration- 5 Hrs
Highlights- Khardung La, Diskit Monastery, Nubra Valley
The Leh to Nubra Valley drive is a popular tourist route in Ladakh, India. The road trip is
approximately 150 kilometers long and takes around 4-5 hours to complete, depending on the
road conditions and traffic. The journey begins in Leh, the largest town in Ladakh, which is
located at an altitude of 3,500 meters. The road winds its way through the scenic Khardung La
pass, which is one of the highest motorable roads in the world at an altitude of 5,359 meters.
From Khardung La, the road descends into the picturesque Nubra Valley, which is known for its
sand dunes, double-humped Bactrian camels, and ancient monasteries. The valley is located at
an average altitude of 3,048 meters and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Along the
way, there are several small villages and towns where you can stop for refreshments or to take
in the local culture. Some of the notable attractions in the area include the Diskit Monastery,
which houses a 32-meter-tall statue of Maitreya Buddha, and the Hunder Sand Dunes, where
you can take a camel ride. Overall, the Leh to Nubra Valley drive is a scenic and adventurous
journey that offers a unique glimpse into the rugged beauty of the Himalayan region.

Day 7: NUBRA - TURTUK & BACK TO NUBRA
Distance- 332 Kms
Duration- 10 Hrs
Highlights- Turtuk Village
After enjoying a delectable breakfast, set out on a ride towards the charming village of Turtuk.
This village serves as the final frontier in India before entering the Pakistan-controlled Gilgit-
Baltistan, and is one of the main gateways to the Siachen Glacier. Turtuk offers a unique
cultural, linguistic, and historical experience that differs from what you may have encountered
during your Ladakh trip, as it is part of the Gilgit-Baltistan region. The landscape is also
markedly different, with narrow valleys and steep mountains that contrast with the scenery of
Central Ladakh and Nubra. Additionally, Turtuk enjoys a lower altitude than Leh, resulting in
lush green pastures that yield fresh produce such as apricots and apples. Later, return to the
campsite for a hearty dinner and spend the night in comfortable camps at Nubra Valley.

Day 8: NUBRA - PANGONG 
Distance- 278 Kms
Duration- 8 Hrs
Highlights- Pangong Lake
As the morning light starts to filter through, we prepare ourselves for an exciting journey from
Nubra Valley to Pangong Lake, which adds a stunning charm to Leh. En route, we will pass by
the picturesque Shyaok Village, and take in the breathtaking views of the glistening shores of
the worlds highest saltwater lake. The tranquil blue hues of the lake will leave you spellbound,
and you will have ample opportunities to capture some stunning photographs. As the day winds
down, we will gather around a cozy bonfire to soak in some warmth and make unforgettable
memories. We have arranged an overnight stay amidst the serene beauty of nature to ensure
that you have a peaceful and rejuvenating experience.

Day 9: PANGONG - LEH
Distance- 227 Kms
Duration- 6 Hrs
Highlights- Chang La
The drive from Pangong Lake to Leh is a popular tourist attraction that offers some of the most
stunning views of the Indian Himalayas. The distance between Pangong Lake and Leh is
approximately 227 km, and the drive usually takes around 5-6 hours, depending on the road
conditions and weather. The drive from Pangong Lake to Leh takes you through high-altitude
mountain passes such as Chang La, which is the third-highest motorable pass in the world, and
offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The route also passes
through several small villages and towns, where you can experience the local culture and
cuisine. The road from Pangong Lake to Leh is well-maintained, but it can be narrow and
winding at times. It is important to drive carefully and follow all traffic rules to ensure a safe
and enjoyable journey. Overall, the drive from Pangong Lake to Leh is a memorable experience
that offers a glimpse of the natural beauty and cultural diversity of the Indian Himalayas.

Day 10: LEH - KARGIL
Distance- 216 Kms
Duration- 8 Hrs
Highlights- Magnetic Hill, Lamayuru Monastery, Mulbekh Monastery
The Leh to Kargil drive is a scenic and adventurous journey that takes you through the rugged
terrain of the Ladakh region in India. The distance between Leh and Kargil is approximately 216
kilometers and the journey can take around 6-8 hours, depending on road and weather
conditions. The route from Leh to Kargil passes through some of the most spectacular
landscapes of the Himalayas, including vast stretches of desert, and scenic valleys. The road
winds its way through the Zanskar range of the Himalayas and offers breathtaking views of
snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and deep gorges. Some of the key attractions that you can visit on
this route include the Magnetic Hill, where your car seems to roll uphill against gravity, the
Lamayuru Monastery, which is one of the oldest and largest monasteries in Ladakh, and the
Mulbekh Monastery, which is known for its ancient rock carvings. The drive can be challenging
at times due to the high altitude, narrow roads, and unpredictable weather conditions. Over
night stay at Kargil.

Day 11: KARGIL - SRINAGAR
Distance- 205 Kms
Duration- 8 Hours
Highlights-
The distance between Kargil and Srinagar is approximately 205 kilometers, and the drive can
take anywhere from 6 to 8 hours depending on the road and weather conditions. The most
common route is to take the National Highway 1D (NH-1D), also known as the Srinagar-Leh
Highway. The road runs through mountainous terrain, and the journey can be quite challenging.
However, the views along the way are breathtaking, with snow-capped peaks, deep valleys, and
beautiful streams. Overnight stay at Srinagar.

Day 12: DEPARTURE DAY
In the morning, wake up and have breakfast. Following that, return your bike and check out of
the hotel. You can either freely explore the city on your own or catch a flight back to Delhi.