This itinerary is a high-altitude loop that transitions from the lush, cedar-filled valleys of Jibhi and Kinnaur into the stark, lunar landscapes of Spiti. Starting with a warm-up ride through the steep Jalori Pass, you quickly move into the heart of the Himalayas, visiting the "last village" of Chitkul and the apple orchards of Kalpa. It’s a route designed for those who want to see the dramatic shift from green forests to high-altitude deserts in just a few days.
The midpoint focuses heavily on Spiti Valley’s cultural and geographical wonders, centering around Kaza. You’ll tackle iconic landmarks like the Chicham Bridge and the ancient Kee Monastery, while also visiting the world's highest inhabited villages like Komic and Hikkim. This segment is the most physically demanding due to the thin air and technical terrain, but it offers the most rewarding views of the entire journey.
The final leg is a fast-paced descent back toward civilization, retracing steps through the winding roads of the Sutlej River valley. While Days 6 and 7 involve significant saddle time to reach the Volvo bus connection, they include unique stops like the Gue Monastery (home to a 500-year-old mummy) and the dizzying Roghi Cliff. It is a grueling but spectacular circuit that demands respect for the mountains and a steady hand on the throttle.
What is included in the tour
- A powerful Royal Enfield Himalayan is all yours for the trip.
- Fuel for each rider as per the Planned Itinerary.
- Helmets (used) for both the rider and the pillion.
- Snuggle up in triple-sharing camps or hotels (double-sharing rooms possible on special request by paying extra cost).
- Breakfast and dinner are on us throughout the adventure at Hotel/camp/home stay on buffet.
- All inner line permits needed for the journey – consider it done!
- A trusty backup vehicle tagging along for any support you might need.(T&C apply)
- A skilled mechanic cruising with you, just in case your bike needs a little TLC. (T&C apply)
- First aid box riding shotgun in the car.
- All the sightseeing and excursions as per the thrilling itinerary
What is NOT included in the tour
- Anything Extra: If it’s not on the list, it’s not in the deal.
- Security Deposit for Bikes. (which will refund at the end of tour)
- Costs from any bumps or bruises your bike might get on the journey.
- Nature Unforeseen events like landslides or roadblocks – sorry, we can’t control Mother Nature.
- Any entrance fees for the monastery and monument borne by visitors.
- Any Leisure tour / additional tour other than mention above in itinerary.
- Bike/Vehicle and fuel for additional days / time other than stated above as per itinerary.
- Tips, Insurance, Laundry, Phone Calls, Guide Fee & Camera Fee
- Adventure activity costs (Pony Ride, Camel Safari, Rafting, paragliding etc)
- Medical & Travel insurance
- 5% GST, which is an additional charge applicable to the package.
- Jalori Pass: This is your "baptism by fire." The ascent to Jalori is famous for its steep gradients and loose gravel. It’s the perfect spot to test your bike’s torque and your own grit while moving from the lush greenery of : into the more rugged Inner Seraj valley.
- Bhima Kali Temple: Nestled against the backdrop of the Shrikhand Mahadev peaks, this 800-year-old temple is a stunning example of Kath-Kuni architecture (alternating layers of wood and stone). It’s not just a religious site; it’s a fortress-like masterpiece that has survived centuries of Himalayan winters.
- Chitkul Village: As the last inhabited village on the Indo-Tibetan border, Chitkul offers a surreal sense of isolation. You’ll ride alongside the turquoise Baspa River to reach a place where the road literally ends, marked by the iconic "Hindustan ki Akhri Dhaba."
- Khab Sangam: On your way to Kaza, you’ll witness the dramatic meeting of the Spiti and Sutlej Rivers. The contrast between the muddy Sutlej and the clearer Spiti, set against barren, brownish-red mountains, looks like a scene straight out of a National Geographic documentary.
- Tabo Monastery: Founded in 996 AD, Tabo is often called the "Ajanta of the Himalayas." Unlike the colorful monasteries perched on cliffs, this is a humble mud-brick complex that houses thousand-year-old frescoes and life-sized clay statues, preserving a slice of ancient Buddhist history.
- Hikkim: Riding up to Hikkim is a badge of honor. You can literally mail a postcard to your home from the highest post office in the world. Just a few kilometers away is Komic, one of the highest villages connected by a motorable road, where you’ll feel like you can touch the sky.
- Chicham Bridge: Suspended over a massive 1,000-foot deep gorge, Chicham Bridge is a feat of engineering and a photographer’s dream. It connects the remote Kibber area to the rest of the valley, and riding across it provides a rush of adrenaline that most riders never forget.
Things to Carry:
- Bring your own Helmet & Riding Gear for comfort / Safety.
- Pack Thermal Shirts for the Trip.
- Don’t Forget your Driving License and Identity Proof.
- Wear comfortable boots for riding.
- Bring Airtel OR Jio Postpaid SIM to contact your loved ones.
- Winter essentials : warm clothes
- Capture memories with camera and bring power bank.
- Include cap, Raincoat and jacket for varying weather.
- Carry personal medications.
- Essentials like personal toiletries, sunscreen, sunglass etc.
General Terms & Condition:
- To reserve a slot, pay ₹5000/person when booking the trip Balance payment due 20 days before the tour starts. (out of which 1000/person will be non refundable for office expenses)
- Supplement cost for Double Sharing Rs. 2,000 and Single Sharing Rs.10,000 per person.
- Children above 9 yrs are considered adults and charged full. Below 9 years will be shared bed with their parents and charged for food and transportation.
- Bike and slot preferences are allotted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- Confirm slot availability with our team before booking flights.
- Pending payments may result in trip cancellation. (In pending payment situation no refund or credit will be entertain).
Cancellation Policy:
- Booking amount of ₹1000/- Per Person is non refundable.
- 25% charge if cancelled before 25 days of the tour departure
- 50% cancellation charges if cancelled 15 days before the tour
- No refund if cancelled within 15 days of departure
- No refund once the tour has started.
Rescheduling Policy:
- In case you are unable to travel as planned & need to reschedule your date of Travel
- Before 20 Days from the Date of Travel - One Time Complimentary
- Within 20 Days from the Date of Travel - The cost of rescheduling need to be paid by guest subject to amendment charges from hotels & Transporters
- Rescheduling will only accepted on email.



