7 Nights 8 Days
Up to 7 days
12 people
English, Hindi
Leh is a place where the mountains seem to touch the sky, and every road feels like it was made to be ridden. Surrounded by high-altitude deserts, ancient monasteries, and landscapes that stretch beyond imagination, a Leh Trip invites you to slow down, breathe it all in, and let the Himalayas do the rest.
Known for its dramatic passes, otherworldly lakes, and rich Ladakhi culture, a Leh Trip is one of India’s most iconic adventures. But this one goes further than most. This Himtrek Leh Trip takes you on a 7-night, 8-day bike journey — from the busy streets of Leh all the way to Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, the stargazing village of Hanle, and finally Umling La — the highest motorable road on Earth at 19,024 ft. Weather permitting, you will also visit the remote Demchok Village, perched along the India-China River near the Indo-China border.
Whether you choose a Himtrek Leh Trip package on a Royal Enfield Himalayan or join as a pillion, the journey is filled with moments that are genuinely hard to put into words. From crossing Khardung La Pass and riding through the cold desert of Nubra to sitting beside the electric blue of Pangong Tso and conquering Umling La Top — every single day on this Leh Trip delivers something new.
You will pay tribute at the Rezang La War Memorial, gaze at the Milky Way from Hanle, and wind your way home via the steaming hot springs of Chumathang and the beautiful Thiksey Monastery. A Leh Trip isn’t just about visiting new places — it’s about becoming someone who has truly lived the Ladakh experience.
Whether you are planning a Leh Trip from Delhi, Mumbai, or anywhere in India, here’s a quick guide for you. Let’s read further.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Altitude | Leh town sits at around 11,500 ft (3,500 m) above sea level. Umling La, the highest point on this Leh Trip, reaches 19,024 ft |
| Popular Attractions | Khardung La Pass, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Hanle Observatory, Rezang La War Memorial, Umling La Top, Demchok Village, Thiksey Monastery, Shanti Stupa, Magnetic Hill |
| Trip Duration | 7 Nights / 8 Days |
| Route | Leh → Nubra Valley → Pangong Tso → Hanle → Umling La & Demchok → Leh |
| Permits Required | Inner Line Permit (ILP) for all restricted areas, bike permits, and special passes for Umling La — all arranged by Himtrek |
| Bike Provided | Royal Enfield Himalayan (with fuel as per route) |
| Popular Activities | Bike riding, high-altitude passes, camel ride at Hunder Sand Dunes, stargazing at Hanle, sightseeing, cultural tours, photography |
| Language Spoken | Hindi, English |
The best time to plan a Leh Trip is from May to September. During these months, all the key roads including the route to Umling La and Hanle are open, the weather is at its finest, and the landscapes are simply stunning.
| Month | Temperature Range | Weather |
| May – June | 5°C to 20°C | Cool and Pleasant |
| July – August | 10°C to 25°C | Warm & Lively |
| September | 7°C to 18°C | Clear & Crisp |
Note: Avoid visiting during winter (October to April) as most high-altitude roads and passes are closed due to heavy snowfall. The route to Hanle and Umling La is seasonal and only accessible during the summer months.
Getting to Leh is an adventure in itself, and your Leh Trip truly begins the moment you start your journey there. Here’s how you can reach:
The easiest way to start your Leh Trip is by flight. Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport (IXL) in Leh is well connected to Delhi, Chandigarh, Mumbai, and Srinagar with daily flights. The airport is just 4 km from the city centre and is the most recommended option given Leh’s high altitude — flying allows you to spend Day 1 resting and acclimatising.
From Manali: The Manali–Leh highway opens from June to September and offers a breathtaking 2-day journey through high passes like Rohtang and Baralacha La.
From Srinagar: The Srinagar–Leh route via Zoji La opens from May onwards and takes around 2 days with a stopover at Kargil.
There is no direct train to Leh. The nearest railway station is Jammu Tawi (JAT), approximately 700 km away. From there, you can take a cab or government bus via Srinagar to reach Leh for your Leh Trip.
The Leh Trip cost varies based on the package variant you choose and the level of comfort you prefer. Himtrek offers three clear options for this 7-night, 8-day Leh Trip, including an early bird discount:
| Package Variant | Package Amount | Early Bird Discount | Amount Per Person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Rider | ₹30,999 | ₹6,000 | ₹24,999 |
| Solo Rider | ₹35,999 | ₹4,000 | ₹29,999 |
| Seat in Coach | ₹30,999 | ₹6,000 | ₹24,999 |
Himtrek offers both customizable and all-inclusive Leh Trip Packages. Reach out to get the best quote for your group.
This Leh Trip is crafted for those who want more than just a holiday — for those who want a story worth telling.
Whether it’s your first time in the mountains or your tenth, a Leh Trip with Himtrek — covering Hanle, Umling La, and Demchok — never fails to exceed expectations.
May to September is the best time for a Leh Trip. All key routes — including the road to Hanle, Umling La, and Demchok — are open during these months, the weather is clear and pleasant, and the landscapes are at their most stunning.
Himtrek's Leh Trip starts from ₹24,999 per person (after early bird discount). The Solo Rider option is ₹29,999 per person. All prices are exclusive of 5% GST. The package covers 7 nights, 8 days, Royal Enfield Himalayan bike, all meals, permits, safety gear, road captain, and mechanic support.
Yes. An Inner Line Permit (ILP) is required for several areas on this route, including Hanle, Umling La, and Demchok. You will also need bike permits for the high-altitude passes. The good news — Himtrek arranges all necessary permits for every traveller as part of the package.
This Leh Trip runs for 7 nights and 8 days, which is ideal to comfortably cover Leh, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Hanle, Umling La (the world's highest motorable road at 19,024 ft), and Demchok Village without feeling rushed.
Yes, you can drive via Manali or Srinagar, but it takes 2–3 days and the roads open only from May onwards. For this Leh Trip, flying directly into Leh is strongly recommended — it gives you Day 1 to rest and acclimatise before the bike ride begins on Day 2.
Basic riding experience on a 400cc or higher bike is recommended. You'll be riding a Royal Enfield Himalayan on challenging high-altitude terrain. An experienced road captain and dedicated mechanic will accompany the group throughout the Leh Trip, so you'll always have expert support on the road.
This Leh Trip goes well beyond the standard Leh–Nubra–Pangong circuit. You'll ride to Hanle for stargazing at India's highest astronomical observatory, conquer Umling La Top — the highest motorable road in the world — and visit the remote Demchok Village near the Indo-China border. It's a complete Ladakh experience most tours don't cover.
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