11 Nights 12 Days
Up to 7 days
12 people
English, Hindi
Some roads are just roads. But the Manali Leh Road Trip? It’s a story you will tell for life.
This Manali Leh trip isn’t just about the destination, but about every twist in the road, every breath of thin mountain air, and every wow moment you didn’t see coming.
We begin our journey from the bustling streets of Delhi and head toward the dreamy mountain town of Manali – but trust us, that’s just the warm-up.
As you hit the mythical Manali – Leh highway, you will feel the thrill of crossing jaw-dropping mountain passes, winding through deep valleys, and watching the landscape change from green forests to stark, high-altitude deserts.
You will ride through iconic spots like the Atal Tunnel, Baralacha La, and Khardung La – each one more surreal.
Wake up under a starlit sky in Sarchu, chase reflections in the magical water of Pangong and Tso Moriri, ride to the remote beauty of Hanle, and touch the clouds at Umling La – the highest motorable road in the world.
This Manali Leh road trip is not just about where you go. It’s about how you feel when you get there. It’s about finding peace in the silence of the mountains, bonding over Maggi with fellow travelers, and realizing you are capable of more than you thought.
So pack light, bring your sense of wonder, and let’s hit the road – the Himalayas are calling.
Before you start the ride, here’s a quick look at what this amazing Manali Leh road trip includes:
Major Passes You Will Conquer:
Atal Tunnel, Baralacha La, Nakee La, Lachulung La, Khardung La, and the mighty Umling La – every turn, every climb, every view is magical.
The magic happens when the roads open up and the Himalayas welcome you.
Here’s what each season brings:
June to July – Snow Meets Greenery
This is the time when the adventure feels alive. You get the thrill of riding through melting snow walls, crossing bridges with rivers in full flow, and soaking in Manali’s early summer charm.
Late July to Early September – Ladakh in Raw Form
Expect occasional roadblocks in lower areas like Manali due to rains, but once you’re in Ladakh, it’s a dream ride through dry mountain deserts and open skies.
Mid-September – Autumn Bliss
It’s perfect for those who enjoy chilly evenings, fewer travelers, and uninterrupted views of the Himalayas. Nights are cold, but the sky is clear, making it a favorite for photographers and
peace-seekers.
Note: Altitude sickness is real. Acclimatize properly, hydrate often, and listen to your body throughout your Manali Leh road trip.
While the road trip starts from Delhi, the core adventure begins in Manali. Here’s how you get there:
By Air
By Bus
By Train
Your 12-day adventure includes meals, accommodation, bike rental (optional), support vehicle, experienced tour leaders, and more.
Kindly review the Terms and Conditions before proceeding with your booking.
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The trip spans 12 days, starting from Delhi and covering locations like Manali, Sarchu, Tso Moriri, Hanle, Pangong Tso, Nubra Valley, Leh, and back to Delhi.
Yes, this trip is suitable for first-time travelers to Ladakh, but it’s essential to follow acclimatization advice, stay hydrated, and be mentally prepared for rugged terrain and long travel hours.
Accommodations include hotels and camps on double/triple sharing basis. While they are clean and comfortable, this trip is focused on adventure, simplicity, and connecting with nature rather than high-end amenities.
Meals vary based on location and availability but generally include simple Indian food (veg/non-veg depending on the area). Breakfast and dinner are provided where mentioned. For remote places, basic local meals are served.
Generally, participants should be between 18–50 years. Those above 50 may need to provide a medical fitness certificate due to the high-altitude challenges.