Delhi to Ladakh Bike Road Trip

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Delhi to Ladakh Bike Road Trip

 

Leh Ladakh is a very Beautiful and adventures place in India. Everybody has a dream once he wants to go Leh Ladakh with friends or family and trust me Leh Ladakh is a very beautiful place in India.
If you want to plan Leh Ladakh trip, Delhi to Leh Ladakh via  Manali and Rohtang pass. with the help this blog you understand how you plan your Delhi to Leh Ladakh Bike Trip step by step.




A road trip to Ladakh is on the bucket list of every biker worth his salt. It’s not only Indian bikers who aspire to make this trip as a large number of biking enthusiasts from around the world make the journey to India to take part in this Holy Grail of bike road trips in the country. Since the season for this famed journey is about to start soon, I thought it would be a good idea to give you an outline on how to plan the trip and what you can expect once your adventure is underway. So let’s begin. the map of Leh Ladakh road trip.


The starting point for road trips to Ladakh is either Delhi or Chandigarh. There are 2 routes that you can take to reach Ladakh from Delhi: Delhi to Ladakh via Srinagar and Delhi to Ladakh via Manali. Getting to Srinagar and Manali from Delhi is pretty straightforward so I’ll be focusing more on the second leg of the journey from these cities to Leh-Ladakh.

Petrol Pumps on Srinagar-Leh route


Manali
The route from Manali to Leh is a bit more gruelling than the one from Srinagar but it’s completely worth it. You’ll be tackling high mountain passes, narrow roads and the harshest terrains. But you’ll also witness views that just can’t be described by words. Snow-clad Himalayan passes, green valleys and long stretches without a soul in sight are what await you on this route.


  • Day 2: In the morning you'll reach Manali
  • Day 4: Start from Keylong early morning as you need to cover a lot of distance today
  • Note about Day 3 and 4

 Pangong Lake

The Pangong Lake is awesome view of Leh Ladakh pristine and blue coloured lake Pangong lies somewhere between the Ladakh and Leh amidst the Himalayas. The lake stretches itself from Ladakh to Tibet and most it lies in Tibet. It covers an area of 12 km and is situated at a height of 4350m. due to the temperature falling to minus during winters this lake totally fets froze up. The most strange thing about the lake is that the colour of the lake keeps changing to blue to green and sometimes even grey. Even though the lake is saline the falling temperature cannot keep it in liquid form

Manali-to-Rohtang-pass



Magnetic Hills



Nubra valley



The 9 stupas at Thikesey Monastery




Kargil






Zanskar valley




Yuru kabgyat celebrated at the lamayuru monastery ladakh




Best moment in Leh Ladakh Trip 















Leh the erstwhile capital of the kingdom of Ladakh is now a dream destination of many and the Mecca of adventure enthusiasts! Leh, one of the coldest deserts in the world is located at a distance of 434 km's from Srinagar and 474 Kms from Manali (Himachal Pradesh)
Ladakh most amazing and adventures trip via bike.







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