The Spiti Valley Bike Trip expedition will start from Delhi; our team will be receiving you from the pickup point and we will be heading towards Manali the valley of gods. 

The trip from Delhi to Manali will take approximately 12-15 hours and will undoubtedly be enjoyable, as it will keep you all excited and enthusiastic about your Spiti Valley Bike Trip. 

We will arrive in Manali early in the morning, check in to our hotels, and relax. Trip Exper will brief you on specific details about the routes, maps, destinations, and rules and regulations that our team will provide.

Now you are ready to take a local city tour of Manali where you witness the charming beauty of nature with a historical and mythological touch to it.

The places that are worth visiting are Hadimba Temple, Local Tibetan Monasteries, Nature Reserve and Old Manali (swaying eucalyptus, lovely roads, sweet little eateries, small kitschy marketplaces and cafes that serve your favorite continental food), Manu Maharishi temple (one and only temple in India dedicated to Rishi Manu after whom the town is named).

And after enjoying the appetizing local food of Manali the night stay will be at the hotel.

After breakfast, we start our journey for 197 km to Rampur, as it has all the modern facilities and it can be used as a stopover before the long journey to Lahaul Spiti. Here you can visit the beautiful Padam Palace. It will be all for the first day of our trip from Manali. Overnight at Rampur.

Today, Drive to the Last Village of India Chitkul, as the river Baspa will be on your right side. On the way, you will pass through Rakcham village. The Indian road ends here. Chitkul is situated at 3450m in height.

Chitkul is the last Indian village on the India-China border and experiences another beautiful valley. According to the Centre of Atmospheric Sciences at IIT Delhi, Chitkul has the cleanest air in India. Overnight stay at Chitkul.

We begin riding towards Tabo, a small town in the Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh, India, on the banks of the Spiti River.

Tabo is a traditional Himalayan village located on the Rekong Peo and Kaza highway in the Lahaul-Spiti area of Himachal Pradesh, India. Tabo is a small village on the banks of the Spiti River, at an elevation of 10,000 feet above sea level.

Enroute, We will visit beautiful Nako Village. We will cross through Sumdo Border and Ka loops. We will also visit the Famous Gue Mummy Stupa, where we can see well preserved 500 years old mummy of Sangha Tenzing.

Tabo is famous for its ancient monastery; this monastery is awarded a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Tabo Monastery is also known as the “Himalayan Ajanta” because of the large number of frescoes painted on the walls.

The frescoes were decorated with herbal colors by Kashmiri artists, and “Jataka Tales” can be found all over the wall. On arrival check-in at the hotel for an overnight stay.

In morning we will be riding to. Kaza located in the state of Himachal Pradesh is a famous and important town in the Spiti Valley.

En route visit Dhankar Monastery which is situated at a height of 3894m. Dhankar is the confluence of the Spiti River & Pin River.
We will also visit Pin valley and then drive to Kaza. Kaza located in the state of Himachal Pradesh is a famous and important town in the Spiti Valley.

The old town is located on the outer edge of the city and the major attraction here is an ancient monastery.

Kaza Excursion Day to Key monastery, Langza, Komic, Hikkim villages

After having breakfast, We will explore the magnificent beauty of Kaza. We will visit the Key Gompa Monastery and nestled between the mountains in a bowl-shaped area in the Spiti Valley is a small remote village named Langza.

This village is situated at an altitude of 14,500 feet above sea level in the Lahaul and Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh in northern India. 

Langza is also considered to be one of the highest villages in the world with a motorable road. And Komic is the world’s highest village with a road.

Hikkim is a village in the Lahaul and Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh state in northern India. It is near the Kaza location. With residences ranging from 4330 to 4400 meters, it is one of India’s highest year-round inhabited locations. Overnight stay will be at Kaza.

Kaza to Chandratal (100km)

From Kaza, We will ride towards Chandratal. En route, We will visit the Key Gompa Monastery and nestled between the mountains in a bowl-shaped area in the Spiti Valley is a small remote village named Key.

Also visit the highest suspension bridge in Asia – The Chicham Bridge, quite an astounding spectacle at that. The bridge is at a staggering height of 13596 ft and connects the two villages named Chicham and Kibber. Look down this one and you will find yourself gaping below, at a 1000 ft deep gorge!

At Chandratal Lake, Here is also a motorable road available till parking made 2 km from the lake. The crescent shape of the lake gave it its name. The ‘Lake of the Moon,’ also known as Chandra Tal, is situated in Himachal Pradesh’s Lahaul and Spiti district in the Spiti region.

It is located in the Himalayas at a height of around 4,300 meters (14,100 feet). On one side, mountains overlook the lake, while on the other, a majestic cirque offers a glimpse. Chandra Tal offers a magnificent view at night (after sunset).

While the temperature drops below zero degrees Celsius during the pre-winter months, the sky is filled with thousands of stars and provides a spectacular view of the Milky Way. We’ll spend the night at the campsite after dinner, dozing off in our tents under the splendid sky.

Chandratal to Manali to Delhi (120km)

After breakfast, We start to move back to Manali early in the morning. En route, we will cross Atal Tunnel which is 9 Km long.

By late evening, we will transfer to Delhi for an onward journey.

Delhi (Trip Ends Here)

The overnight journey will be on a Bus. By morning, we will reach Delhi. And now you’ve got a group of good friends and an extra bag to take home, which is full of adventurous, fun-filled memories to treasure for a lifetime.