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Manali to Spiti Valley Bike Trip – 7 Nights / 8 Days

Throttle through wild Himalayan roads, surreal valleys, and ancient monasteries — the ultimate high-altitude ride of a lifetime!
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Day 1: Arrival in Manali (Bike Check & Acclimatization)

Altitude: 2,050 m

Arrive and check-in to hotel. Test ride and bike briefing. Acclimatization ride to Solang or Old Manali. Explore Mall Road, local cafes. Overnight: Manali.

Activities: Test ride, bike briefing, acclimatization ride, local exploration.

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Day 2: Manali to Batal / Chandratal

Distance: 130–140 km | Ride Time: 6–8 hrs

Ride through Atal Tunnel (9 km) into raw terrain with waterfalls and river crossings. Optional detour to Chandratal Lake. Camping at Batal or near Chandratal Lake (closed if early season). Overnight: Batal or Chandratal Camp.

Route: Atal Tunnel ➝ Gramphu ➝ Chhatru ➝ Batal ➝ Optional detour to Chandratal.

Atal Tunnel and Chandratal Lake
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Day 3: Batal to Kaza via Kunzum Pass

Distance: 100 km | Ride Time: 5–6 hrs | Altitude: Kaza – 3,800 m

Conquer Kunzum La (4,551 m) and arrive in Spiti’s heart – Kaza. Evening free to explore cafes and the local market. Overnight: Kaza.

Route: Kunzum Pass ➝ Losar ➝ Kaza.

Kunzum Pass and Kaza
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Day 4: Kaza – Key – Kibber – Hikkim – Komic – Langza – Kaza (High Altitude Villages)

Distance: 80 km (round trip) | Ride Time: 5–6 hrs | Altitude: Komic – 4,587 m | Hikkim – 4,440 m | Langza – 4,400 m

Today’s circuit covers Spiti’s iconic high-altitude villages: Key Monastery, Kibber Village (world’s highest motorable village), Hikkim (world’s highest post office), and Langza (famous for fossils and the giant Buddha statue). Return to Kaza in the evening. Overnight: Kaza.

Highlights: Key Monastery, Kibber Village, Hikkim Post Office, Langza Buddha statue.

Key Monastery and High Altitude Villages
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Day 5: Kaza to Pin Valley via Dhankar & Tabo

Distance: 130 km | Ride Time: 6–8 hrs

Visit Dhankar Monastery, dramatically perched on a cliff. Continue to Tabo, home to the 1,000-year-old Tabo Monastery. Stop at Gue village to see the ancient mummy. Enter the green and lush Pin Valley (Mud village). Overnight: Mudh (Pin Valley).

Highlights: Dhankar Monastery, Tabo Monastery, Gue village ancient mummy, Mudh village.

Dhankar Monastery and Pin Valley
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Day 6: Pin Valley to Kalpa via Nako Lake

Distance: 200 km | Ride Time: 7–8 hrs

Ride along the Sutlej River. Visit Nako Lake. Arrive in Kalpa, a tranquil village with breathtaking views of the Kinnaur Kailash range. Overnight: Kalpa.

Route: Mudh ➝ Nako ➝ Pooh ➝ Kalpa.

Nako Lake and Kalpa
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Day 7: Kalpa to Narkanda

Distance: 160 km | Ride Time: 6–7 hrs

Ride via NH-5 (Hindustan-Tibet Road) through apple orchards and pine forests. Experience less harsh terrain and winding mountain roads. Overnight: Narkanda.

Route: Via NH-5 (Hindustan-Tibet Road).

Narkanda Apple Orchards
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Day 8: Departure from Narkanda / Narkanda to Manali (via Kullu)

Your Spiti Valley Bike Trip concludes today. Option A: Ride to Shimla (65 km), explore, end trip. Option B: Ride back to Manali (250 km) via Kullu – long ride (~8–9 hrs). Option C: End trip at Shimla, transport bikes back to Manali/Delhi.

Journey concludes with unforgettable memories.

Why choose Adora Bike Trip?

Ride Royal Enfield Himalayans/Bullets

Experience the Himalayas on reliable Royal Enfield Himalayan 410cc or Bullet Classic bikes, known for their performance in challenging terrains.

Full Support Crew

Our trips include an experienced tour leader, a backup vehicle for luggage and emergencies, and a dedicated bike mechanic to ensure a smooth journey.

Acclimatization Focused Itinerary

Our itinerary incorporates gradual altitude gain and sufficient rest days to help you acclimatize, minimizing the risk of altitude sickness.

Experienced Tour Leaders

Our knowledgeable and friendly tour leaders ensure smooth logistics, provide insights into local culture, and are there for any assistance you need.

Quality Accommodations & Meals

Enjoy comfortable stays in handpicked hotels, guesthouses, and unique campsites (like Chandertal), with breakfast and dinner included.

Sustainable & Responsible Tourism

We are committed to preserving the pristine environment and supporting local communities through responsible tourism practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to do the Spiti Valley Bike Trip?

The best time for the Manali to Spiti Valley Bike Trip is from June to October. This is when both Kunzum Pass and Rohtang Pass are open, allowing for the complete circuit.

What is the difficulty level of this bike trip?

The Spiti Valley Bike Trip is rated as 7/10 (Moderate to Challenging) due to the high altitudes, long riding hours, and challenging road conditions in certain sections. Prior experience with high-altitude riding is recommended.

What kind of accommodation is provided during the bike trip?

Accommodation will be in comfortable hotels/camps as per the itinerary. At places like Chandratal, you will stay in alpine tents or luxury camps.

Do I need prior experience for this bike trip?

Yes, prior experience in riding motorcycles, especially in varied terrains, is highly recommended for the Spiti Valley Bike Trip due to the challenging mountain roads. A valid driving license for motorcycles is mandatory.

What is the maximum altitude reached on this bike trip?

The highest point reached on the Spiti Valley Bike Trip is Kunzum Pass, at an altitude of approximately 4,551 meters (14,931 feet), followed closely by Komic village at 4,587 meters (15,049 feet).

What kind of food will be provided during the bike trip?

Our package includes breakfast and dinner throughout the trip. Meals will be a mix of local Himachali and Indian cuisine, provided at your accommodations. Lunch is usually at local eateries along the way (self-paid).

What if I face altitude sickness?

Our tour leaders are trained to recognize and manage symptoms of acute mountain sickness (AMS). We carry basic first aid and oxygen cylinders for emergencies. The itinerary is designed for gradual acclimatization, but it's crucial to inform your guide immediately if you feel unwell.

What is the typical group size for the Spiti Valley Bike Trip?

The typical group size for this bike trip ranges from a minimum of 10 people to a maximum of 30 people per departure, ensuring a dynamic group riding experience.

Bike Trip Essentials

Inclusions

  • Bikes: Himalayan 410cc or Bullet Classic
  • Bike Fuel (As per itinerary)
  • Accommodation: Hotels/Camps (as per itinerary)
  • Food: Breakfast and Dinner daily
  • Volvo Tickets: From Delhi to Manali (both sides)
  • Tour Leader
  • Backup Vehicle
  • Bike Mechanic
  • Permit: For foreigners, Inner Line Permit required (can be arranged in Manali/Kaza)

Exclusions

  • Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, tips, etc.)
  • Any kind of travel insurance or medical costs
  • Entry fees at monasteries, museums, or sightseeing spots
  • Lunches
  • Cost of rescue or evacuation in case of emergencies
  • Optional activities or extended stays
  • Cost of bike damage done while on the trip.
  • Any increase in cost due to unforeseen circumstances like roadblocks, natural calamities.
  • Bike Gear: Riding gloves, jackets, knee guards, spare parts, tool kit (riders need to bring their own)

Map

The map shows the approximate route through Spiti Valley. Actual travel routes and stops may vary due to road conditions or local circumstances.

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