Journey to the Himalayas, Ladakh "Little Tibet"
Journey to the Himalayas, Ladakh "Little Tibet"
Discovering the Secrets of Little Tibet by Mountain Bike.
bike type
MTB
Duration
14 days
Profile
Sport
Distance and slope
498 km / +10.895 m
Trip Summary
The Great Zangskar Trek in the Himalayas
Ladakh , known as Little Tibet , was for centuries the last kingdom under Tibetan influence to be discovered. This enigmatic destination, steeped in legends, magicians, and mystics, was protected by the imposing Himalayan mountain ranges , remaining isolated until the 90s, when it began to open up to tourism with the arrival of the first European mountaineers.
Under Indian sovereignty , Ladakh has managed to preserve its Buddhist religion and rich ancestral culture, just as it has for centuries. In its glacial valleys, life unfolds in an admirable balance, where the inhabitants deeply respect their environment, facing the harsh conditions of this high-altitude desert ecosystem . This respect for nature is profoundly influenced by Buddhism , a religion based on love and compassion for all living beings, creating a unique harmony between culture and nature that is rarely found elsewhere in the world.
The villages of Ladakh seem frozen in time, with agricultural practices typical of the Middle Ages and dominated by impressive Buddhist monasteries that evoke the tales of the first explorers who dared to cross the monumental mountain ranges of the Himalayas.
Traveling to Ladakh is much more than just a destination: it's immersing yourself in a world of legends, spirituality, and breathtaking landscapes. This extraordinary place blends the traditions of ancient religions with the majestic peaks and glaciers of the Himalayas , offering an unforgettable experience that will stay with you forever.
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Trip description
9-day MTB adventure in Ladakh, exploring little Tibet
This 9-day mountain bike trip through Ladakh is much more than just a route; it's an immersion into the essence of the Himalayas , where culture, nature, and spirituality intertwine. Known as Little Tibet , Ladakh offers an unparalleled landscape of towering mountains, tranquil valleys, and picturesque villages that seem frozen in time. Every pedal stroke will be a discovery, every night under the stars a deeper connection to this magical place.
Physical training
It is a trip that requires medium-high physical preparation, both due to the distances and gradients, as well as the altitude at which the entire trip takes place.
A journey through ancient landscapes and cultures
From the moment you arrive in Leh , the capital of Ladakh, you'll be surrounded by spectacular scenery. Located at an altitude of over 3.500 meters, this city is the perfect starting point for acclimatizing and beginning to explore the region. Here you can wander through colorful markets, visit Buddhist monasteries like the famous Shanti Stupa, and revel in the views of the snow-capped peaks.
As the tour progresses, we will pedal along paths that wind between imposing mountains, passing traditional villages of white houses with flat roofs, where the rhythms of life seem to have stopped. The local people, always friendly and hospitable, will welcome us with smiles, and you will have the opportunity to observe how they cultivate their fields using ancient farming techniques.
Along the way, we will visit iconic Buddhist monasteries that tell centuries of history. These monasteries, nestled in otherworldly landscapes, are true treasures of Tibetan architecture and spirituality. Among them are Lamayuru, known as the oldest monastery in Ladakh, and Phuktal, a monastery built in a cave that seems to defy gravity. At each stop, the silence and calm of these places will envelop you, offering you unique moments of introspection and spiritual connection.
The majesty of the mountains and the tranquility of nature
Ladakh is known for its unspoiled nature. During the treks, you will cycle through landscapes ranging from glacial valleys and crystal-clear rivers to arid high mountain terrain, known as the Himalayan Desert. Panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and glaciers will accompany you throughout the journey, as we cross some of the most spectacular mountain passes in the world.
The silence here is unique, a complete contrast to the hustle and bustle of modern life. This is a place where you can only hear the sound of the wind, the creaking of wheels on the road and the murmur of rivers flowing down from the glaciers. The tranquillity and immensity of these landscapes are the perfect setting to disconnect and immerse yourself in nature.
Camping under the stars and the comfort of a support car
Each day, at the end of the stage, we will camp in carefully chosen locations, where the organizers have rented space from local villagers. The tents will be your refuge in this remote setting, allowing you to rest under an incredibly starry sky, free from light pollution. Our team will take care of everything necessary for your comfort: the support vehicle will carry camping equipment, luggage, and food, while a cook will prepare delicious hot meals for the group each day.
Meals are included throughout the cycling routes , as well as drinking water. It is important that each participant brings their own sleeping bag , as nights in Ladakh, even in summer, can be cold due to the altitude. The support vehicle will carry luggage to the next stop.
The support vehicle will also be available during the tour to assist in case of emergency or for those who need a temporary break from cycling.
Accommodation in hotels at the beginning and end of the trip
The trip begins and ends in comfort . Nights in Leh will be spent in hotels. These nights include breakfast, allowing you to enjoy a restful sleep after days of cycling and camping adventures.
An unforgettable experience
Travelling through Ladakh by bike is not just about riding on trails; it is about living a complete experience that combines physical challenge with cultural discovery and connection with nature. This trip will allow you to connect with the authenticity of a culture that has managed to preserve its traditions over time.
Ladakh is a place that awakens the senses and leaves a mark on the soul. This adventure will be much more than a trip; it will be an unforgettable memory that you will carry with you forever.
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Itinerary
Arrival in Leh, the gateway to Ladakh
Arrival in Leh, the gateway to Ladakh
After several hours of flight, the final leg will be a breathtaking flight from Delhi, soaring over the majestic Himalayan mountain range with its glaciers and peaks exceeding 7.000 meters. We will land in Leh , the capital of Ladakh , situated at 3.502 meters above sea level. This city lies on a glacial plain traversed by the Indus River, the cradle of ancient civilizations and a historical epicenter of trade between India and Central Asia.
Upon arrival in Leh, where you will be called to begin your journey, your support team will meet you at the airport and transfer you to a comfortable hotel, ideal for resting and acclimatising to the altitude. In the afternoon, depending on how you feel after the journey and the change in altitude, you will have the opportunity to explore Leh. Wander through its narrow medieval-style streets, full of history and culture, where you will discover a fascinating mix of Buddhist monasteries, ancient mosques and Tibetan markets full of colour and traditional crafts.
This first contact will allow you to immerse yourself in the unique charm of Ladakh, a place where the past lives on among the highest mountains in the world.
Acclimatization day in Leh
Acclimatization day in Leh
The first day in Leh will be dedicated to acclimatizing to the altitude , a crucial step for fully enjoying the adventure in Ladakh . It will also be the perfect time to hand over and adjust the bicycles that will accompany us throughout the journey.
We'll spend the day exploring the city and immersing ourselves in its unique atmosphere. Leh, a fascinating blend of history and culture, offers much more than just breathtaking scenery. We'll visit local charitable and wildlife conservation projects , where we'll learn about the efforts dedicated to protecting iconic Himalayan species like the snow leopard.
There will also be time to learn about local customs, stroll through traditional Tibetan markets , and sample the typical cuisine of Ladakh. Among the dishes you can try are the delicious momos (steamed dumplings), thukpa soup , and the famous Tibetan butter tea, an essential part of daily life in these mountains.
This day will be a peaceful and enriching introduction to the culture, nature, and traditions that make Ladakh a unique place in the world.
Leh - Likir
Distance
55 km
Elevation
+1000m
Leh - Likir
Our cycling adventure through Ladakh begins with an exciting stage that will take us to some of the region's most iconic landmarks. We'll leave the city of Leh behind and pedal towards the majestic confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers , a natural spectacle where waters of varying colors and hues intertwine, creating a breathtaking landscape that will leave no one unmoved.
Along the way, we'll stop in the charming village of Nimo for a delicious brunch inspired by India's rich cuisine . It will be a great opportunity to sample local dishes and recharge for the rest of the day.
The route continues flanked by stupas, Buddhist structures that since ancient times have marked the pilgrimage paths to the monasteries ( gompas ) of Ladakh. These monumental constructions not only beautify the landscape but also tell stories of spirituality and devotion that are an essential part of Ladakhi culture.
The day will culminate in Likir , home to one of the region's most important monasteries. There, under the imposing gaze of its monumental Buddha statue , we can explore the monastery and enjoy the serenity that envelops this sacred place, a true haven of peace amidst the mountains.
Likir - Wanla
Distance
76 km
Elevation
+1680m
Likir - Wanla
Today we face the longest stage of our cycling adventure through Ladakh , a route that will take us through landscapes that seem otherworldly. For the first few kilometers, you'll pedal among imposing, rounded granite boulders, unique formations that contrast with the tranquility of the barley fields surrounding idyllic little villages.
These villages, with their serene atmosphere, are home to small Buddhist monasteries that invite contemplation. Their interiors, filled with the scent of incense and enveloped in an indescribable peace, offer moments of calm and spirituality that you won't want to leave behind.
Later, we'll continue our journey alongside the majestic Indus River , a constant presence in the Ladakh landscape. We'll arrive at the small town of Khaltse , where we'll stop for a well-deserved and revitalizing lunch, perfect for recharging our energy after the long journey.
After resting, we will continue pedaling along the Indus River for a short stretch until we bid it farewell for good. This point marks the beginning of a new chapter in our journey, as we enter a valley that will be our companion for the next few days.
Wanla - Sirsir La (BaseCamp)
Distance
35 km
Elevation
+1575m
Wanla - Sirsir La (BaseCamp)
After a peaceful night in the Wanla meadows , we began our day cycling across completely flat terrain that led us to the breathtaking Hanupata Gorge. This narrow pass, formed by the melting of an ancient glacier, is flanked by vertical walls several hundred meters high, creating a natural landscape that seems otherworldly. The track through the gorge, with its challenging turns and spectacular views, is a true delight for cyclists, offering a unique experience in the heart of Ladakh.
Upon arriving in the tiny village of Hanupata , home to about 40 people, we'll take a well-deserved break to recharge and enjoy the local hospitality. From here, we'll begin the first part of the climb to Sirsir La, the first mountain pass of our journey, which will challenge our legs and reward us with unforgettable scenery.
Our day will end in the last meadows before the most demanding part of the climb, where we'll set up camp. Surrounded by the soothing sound of the river and under one of the clearest skies on the planet, we'll enjoy a magical night. The absence of light pollution, along with the protective effect of the Himalayas blocking sediment carried from the plains of the Indian subcontinent, makes Ladakh one of the best places in the world for stargazing.
Sirsir La (BaseCamp) - Manechan
Distance
53 km
Elevation
+1320m
Sirsir La (BaseCamp) - Manechan
Today begins with a challenging climb that will take us to the summit of the Sirsir La pass, at an altitude of 4.804 meters. The track winds its way up the mountainside, steadily gaining altitude and offering spectacular views of the Ladakh and Zanskar foothills . From the top, we'll be treated to a breathtaking landscape that stretches all the way to the picturesque village of Photoksar , nestled at the bottom of a valley that we'll reach after an exhilarating descent.
In Photoksar , a dreamlike spot nestled in the shadow of its Buddhist monastery, we'll take a well-deserved break for a restorative lunch and some rest. This charming village, surrounded by verdant terraces and mountains, is a true oasis of peace and spirituality in the heart of Ladakh.
After regaining our strength, we'll resume pedaling with a gentle climb towards the small Bumiktse La pass , known as the sub-pass of the imposing Singe La, which we'll cross the following day. The stage culminates in the verdant meadows of Manechan , a beautiful base camp situated beside an idyllic river flowing down from the peaks. Surrounded by these majestic mountains, we'll spend the night under a starry sky, enjoying a unique natural environment and completely disconnected from the world.
Manechan - Lingshed
Distance
42 km
Elevation
+970m
Manechan - Lingshed
We began the day with a gentle climb up the slopes surrounding the picturesque village of Photoksar , the landscape transforming with every pedal stroke. Gradually, we gained altitude until we reached the summit of Singe La (5.056 m) , the highest point of our Himalayan trek and a true milestone of our cycling trip through Ladakh . From this peak, the panoramic views were simply unforgettable, encompassing majestic peaks and deep valleys stretching to the horizon.
The descent from the port begins with a steep descent, but it quickly becomes gentler, taking us through unique landscapes. For kilometres we will pedal along a track that slides along the sandy slopes of the mountains, as if it were a natural balcony, giving us privileged views of small valleys and villages hidden in their depths. This stretch, marked by the serenity and silence of Ladakh, will be an experience difficult to forget.
The day culminates with our arrival at Lingshed Monastery , an iconic site surrounded by towering rock walls hundreds of meters high. At the foot of the monastery stretch geometric fields of barley, a testament to the traditional agricultural life that persists in this remote region of the Himalayas. This spiritual haven and its natural surroundings will be the perfect ending to another epic stage of our adventure.
Lingshed - Zangla
Distance
52 km
Elevation
+1090m
Lingshed - Zangla
We begin the day by climbing 200 meters to connect with the main track, where we'll have one last panoramic view of the iconic Lingshed Monastery , surrounded by imposing mountain scenery. From here, an exciting descent awaits us along a series of 25 switchbacks that wind down the hillside until we reach the mighty Zanskar River , whose force has carved one of the most impressive gorges in the Himalayas over centuries.
The journey along the river, practically at water level, immerses us in a landscape of extreme verticality, where the rock walls seem to touch the sky. This stretch is a true geological spectacle, allowing us to gain a real perspective of the colossal proportions of the Himalayas, the highest and most majestic mountain range on the planet.
As we continue, the narrow gorge gradually widens, giving way to the vast expanse of the Padum glacial valley , a plain that reveals the glacial origins of this region. This change in landscape marks our transition from Ladakh to the mystical region of Zanskar , known for its isolation, spirituality, and wild beauty.
This stage is not only a unique geological and natural journey, but also a direct connection with the strength and spirit of these mountains that accompany us with every pedal stroke.
Zangla - Open
Distance
76 km
Elevation
+780m
Zangla - Open
Today promises to be one of the most relaxing days of our journey, cycling through the plains of the Zanskar Valley , a landscape dotted with cultivated fields, small villages, and majestic Buddhist monasteries that seem suspended in time. This day is perfect for enjoying the tranquility and cultural beauty of the region as we travel along paths steeped in history and spirituality.
Our first highlight will be Stongde Monastery , an architectural gem that impresses not only with its cultural significance but also with its privileged location. From its vantage point, the views over the vast Zanskar Valley are simply unparalleled. This visit will allow us to connect even more deeply with the Buddhist tradition that permeates every corner of this region.
We'll continue towards Padum , the main town in the valley, a meeting point between the ancient and the contemporary. After passing through the town, we'll continue cycling gently uphill to the north, enjoying the views of the vast glacial plain flanked by beautiful monasteries built in seemingly impossible locations. Gradually gaining altitude, we'll reach the green pastures of Abran , a tiny village where we'll set up camp for the night.
Abran - Zulidok (Rangdum)
Distance
66 km
Elevation
+930m
Abran - Zulidok (Rangdum)
Pensi La , with its 4.400 meters of altitude and inhabited only in the summer months by nomadic shepherds of yaks and goats, should not pose a great difficulty for us: during the previous stage we will have already been gradually gaining the meters that separate us from its summit.
On the descent, one of Ladakh's great geological jewels awaits us: the Drang-Drung glacier , an ice giant that stretches for 23 kilometers and will accompany us for much of the descent.
We will continue descending, surrounded by colossal mountains, traveling parallel to the river that originates from the glacier itself, until we reach a new and immense glacial plain. There, in an environment inhabited only by the monks of the enigmatic Rangdum Monastery , we will enter a valley of verdant pastures that seems suspended in time.
At the end of the day, the camp tents will be waiting for us, where we will enjoy another night in this practically untouched paradise , a place that invites you to take a deep breath and let yourself be embraced by the silent grandeur of the Himalayas.
Zulidok - Sankoo
Distance
80 km
Elevation
+510m
Zulidok - Sankoo
Today will be special for three reasons that make it one of the most memorable days of the trip.
First, we will cross a true “cultural border”We will leave the Buddhist world behind to delve into the Islamic world, at the same time that it completely changes climate system.
We will move on from the cold and arid mountains of Ladakh al Suru ValleyIt will be more humid and slightly warmer. The sensation will be that of entering the KarakorumAnd it won't be by chance: the border with Pakistan, closed for years, is just a few kilometers away.
During the ride, we'll cycle under the imposing presence of the Nun and Kun peaks , both over 7.000 meters high, with their glaciers hanging like tongues of ice above the villages. And all this on a stage that's almost entirely downhill —a welcome reward after the days at altitude. What more could you ask for?
The day will end in Sankoo, a welcoming village of farmers and shepherds that always greets the traveler with sincere greetings and smiles.
Unfortunately, it will also be our last night in a tent In this remote paradise, far from the tourist circuits, where every moment seems to belong to another time.
Sankoo-kargil (and taxi to Leh)
Distance
40 km
Elevation
+310m
Sankoo-kargil (and taxi to Leh)
Last day of cycling! We only have an easy 40 km of paved road ahead of us to Kargil , which we'll cover in about two hours. It's a comfortable stretch, where we'll leave the Suru Valley behind as more and more towns appear along the way, until we reach the town where our transport back to Leh awaits.
But this isn't just a transfer back to the hotel: it's a journey in itself , this time seated and effortless, crossing mountain passes , gorges carved by rushing rivers, and monasteries that defy gravity , perched in seemingly impossible locations. As we travel, we'll gradually return to the Buddhist world , completing the cultural circle that has defined this entire adventure.
In the afternoon we will arrive in Leh , where we will rediscover the "luxury" of a hotel room, restaurants and shops... a smooth transition back to the everyday world after days in a natural setting that is hard to leave behind.
Leh
Leh
Your last day of rest in Leh is the perfect opportunity to relax and bid a peaceful farewell to the heart of the Himalayas. Today you can enjoy the unique atmosphere of this historic city located in the Indus Valley , one of the most important cultural centers in northern India.
Those who wish may take an optional tour of the monasteries of the Indus Valley (activity not included), where it is possible to explore some of the most emblematic Buddhist complexes in Ladakh, surrounded by mountainous landscapes that seem suspended in time. These monasteries—authentic spiritual centers of Tibetan Buddhism—offer a profound cultural experience and a privileged glimpse into local traditions.
Another option is to explore Leh and its surroundings at a leisurely pace , visiting its urban monasteries , the Royal Palace , traditional markets, and viewpoints that offer panoramic views of the city and the Himalayan peaks. It's an ideal day for strolling, shopping for local crafts, relaxing in a café, or simply soaking up the multicultural atmosphere that characterizes Leh.
A day designed to rest, discover and absorb the essence of Ladakh , putting the finishing touch on an unforgettable trip through one of the most fascinating regions on the planet.
Return trip
Return trip
Today we begin our journey home , bringing this unforgettable adventure in the Himalayas to a close. This morning we'll take the domestic flight from Leh to Delhi , a spectacular journey offering unique views of the mountains we've traversed over the past few days.
Once in Delhi , we'll connect with our international flight back home. It will be time to reflect on everything we've experienced: the landscapes of Ladakh, the high mountain passes, the Buddhist monasteries, the remote valleys, and every single experience that has made this trip extraordinary.
An ideal transition day to rest, reminisce, and begin mentally sharing the stories we took away from the Himalayas.
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Culture
Traveling to the Himalayas is much more than hiking through mountains: it's about immersing yourself in one of the most spiritually rich regions on the planet. Ladakh , known as Little Tibet , preserves the essence of Tibetan Buddhism , an ancient tradition that continues to shape the daily lives of its inhabitants. During your trip, you'll have the opportunity to discover legendary Buddhist monasteries in the Indus Valley, centuries-old temples perched in seemingly impossible locations, and communities that keep alive ancestral ceremonies, chants, and rituals.
The culture in Ladakh is deeply spiritual, hospitable, and connected to nature . Life at high altitude, coexistence with the cold desert, and the historical influence of Tibet have shaped a unique identity, characterized by gonpas (monasteries), thangkas (sacred paintings), prayer wheels, and religious festivals with traditional dances.
Along the route we also passed through areas with a Shiite Muslim population , especially in the Suru Valley, which makes this trip an exceptional intercultural experience: in just a few days we experienced the contrast between the Buddhist world and the Islamic world, two realities that coexist in harmony in one of the most impressive environments on the planet.
This trip is a unique opportunity to understand the cultural essence of the Himalayas , connect with its people, discover its history, and open your eyes to ways of life deeply linked to spirituality, the mountains, and respect for the land.
Climate
The climate in Ladakh and the Himalayas is defined by the extreme altitude and its location on the northern slopes of the mountain range , an area known as the Himalayan cold desert . This means that summers are dry, sunny, and stable , while nights can be cold even in the warmest months. Traveling to Ladakh between June and September is ideal, as this is the time with the best conditions for exploring its valleys and mountain passes.
During the journey, we'll find clear skies , very low humidity, and the intense sunshine characteristic of high mountain areas. Throughout the day, temperatures typically range between 15°C and 25°C , although in higher elevations they can drop below 5°C at dawn or dusk. Solar radiation is strong due to the altitude, so adequate sun protection is essential.
In the Indus Valley and Buddhist areas of Ladakh, a drier and cooler climate predominates , while as you descend towards the Suru Valley, the environment becomes slightly more humid and temperate , with a greater presence of vegetation and contrasting landscapes.
The region remains virtually isolated during the winter due to heavy snowfall, making summer the only viable time to safely cycle through the Himalayas.
The Himalayan climate, combined with the altitude and the landscape, creates a unique environment for adventure: bright days, starry nights and a clear atmosphere that allows you to enjoy spectacular views of peaks over 7.000 meters high.
Gastronomy
The cuisine of Ladakh and the Himalayas is a direct reflection of life in the high mountains: simple, nutritious, and deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition. Local cooking combines ancestral recipes, locally sourced ingredients, and aromas that speak of a culture shaped by the extreme climate and spirituality. During your trip, you'll discover unique flavors that are an integral part of this region's identity.
Among the most characteristic dishes are the famous Tibetan momos (dumplings filled with vegetables or meat), thukpas (hot noodle soups, perfect for regaining energy after a day at altitude), and skyu , a traditional ladakhi stew made with handmade noodles, vegetables, and local spices. Another must-try is dal bat , a hearty dish based on lentils, rice, and vegetables, also very common in the Indian Himalayas.
Drinks play an important role in the local culture: from butter tea , a energizing beverage perfect for combating the cold, to the spiced masala chai , a staple of daily life in monasteries and homes. In the more fertile valleys, you'll also find agricultural products such as apricots, apples, and traditionally grown vegetables.
Despite being a remote region, Himalayan gastronomy offers an authentic and surprisingly varied experience, where every meal becomes an opportunity to connect with Ladakh traditions , discover new flavors, and understand how the local population adapts to life at high altitude through their cuisine.
Land
The Himalayan terrain in Ladakh and Tibet is as spectacular as it is challenging. Throughout the journey, we'll cycle through a unique landscape of hard-packed dirt tracks, traditional trails, rocky sections, and high-mountain roads connecting small valleys and remote villages. The terrain combines fast, flowing sections with more technical ones, typical of high-altitude mountain biking , offering an authentic experience for adventure lovers.
On the northern slopes of the Himalayas , high-altitude desert landscapes predominate , with towering reddish mountains, deep gorges, and glacial plains that form part of the natural terrain of the Indian Himalayas . Here, the lack of vegetation allows for expansive views and wide-open trails. As we approach the Suru Valley, the terrain becomes wetter, greener, and more mountainous , giving way to paths surrounded by pastures and farming villages.
The stages combine wide, comfortable tracks , traditional paths used by local communities, and some more demanding sections due to altitude or the presence of rocks. While not an overly technical trip, it does require a good level of fitness, as the high mountain terrain and Himalayan passes add a unique physical and emotional challenge.
This remote and wild environment makes each day an opportunity to enjoy authentic Himalayan adventure cycling , pedaling between peaks over 7.000 meters high, imposing glaciers and virtually untouched valleys.
Included services
Hotel accommodation in Leh
Hotels in Leh with bed and breakfast.
Camping on bike route days
On the days of the bike tour, camping will be included and all meals will be provided.
Rental bike
Rental mountain bike, mid-range.
Internal land transport
Transfers are included at the beginning and end of the trip in Leh, from the airport to the hotel.
Guides and cook for bicycle routes
We will have a guide from the Bikefriendly Staff and a cook with an assistant during the bike routes.
Support vehicle
Support vehicle with luggage transfer, possibility of changing clothes or getting into the vehicle during the route.
Camping
Tents at the campsites with kitchen, toilet and bedroom with mats.
Camping fee
Camping fee in local communities to invest in improvement projects.
Direct Flights
Assistance with managing and purchasing flights to Leh.
Not included
Not included
Any service not detailed in Included Services.
Drinks.
All drinks for lunch and dinner.
Direct Flights
One-way flights to Leh airport and return home.
Visa
Management and obtaining of the visas and permits necessary to enter the country.
Vaccines and medicines
Vaccines and medications required during the trip.
Lunches and dinners at hotels.
Lunches and dinners in Leh hotels.
Visit to the monasteries of the Indus Valley
On day 13 of the program, visit to the monasteries of the Indus Valley from the city of Leh
Additional to hire
Assistance and cancellation insurance
It is mandatory to have assistance and cancellation insurance, which you can purchase with us or from another company.
Extra night at the end of the trip
If you want to stay one more night before returning home, you can hire it.
20% discount on a training plan with Sergio Bike
If you book your trip 8 months before the start date, you will receive a 20% discount on the different training plans offered by Sergio Bike.
*See our cancellation policy.
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REVIEWS
The work being done by Bicycles Without Borders and Bikefriendly is commendable and makes me think there is still hope in the world.
I've seen firsthand that this project is real and not just a gimmick. The idea is truly brilliant, and it's helping many children and adolescents continue their education in a very meaningful way, as it's not a charity, but a means for the local population to develop.
The immersive experience in the country is complete, and traveling around the country by bike helps us feel fully integrated into the environment. In just one week, we've been able to understand and learn a lot about this country and its wonderful people, who are materially poor but spiritually rich.
I take my hat off to the work done by both the guide Sergio and the local team, which included Alpha, my lifelong friend and very professional, as well as Idi, Maurice, and Sidy.
I will definitely recommend this trip.
I recommend it, the routes exceeded my expectations! The hotels were good and the food was very good.
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