Day 1: Arrive New Delhi Airport

On arrival in Delhi airport, you will meet RBR representative at airport with garland welcome & he will assist you to the hotel for smooth check in. after long flight, have hot shower & rest. If you have morning flight then you can visit historical monuments of Old Delhi. We give some details about monuments below.

Qutab Minar-is a 73 meter high tower of victory which is built in 1193 by King Qutab ud-din Aibak after the defeat of Hindu Kingdom. It is believe that It was built with material obtained from demolishing 27 Hindu temples.

Humayun’s Tomb-is the one of the finest example of Mughal architecture in India.It was built in 1565 after the death of Humayun. Here garden is so beautiful & pathway. You will see many graves of the Mughal rulers.

Red Fort-was the royal residence for Mughal Emperors for more than 200 years. It has many palaces built by red stones & marble. Red fort walls built in 1638 by red stones are 33 meter high to design to keep out invaders. After all these world’s famous sightseeing come back to the hotel & overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi to Shimla (By Train including Heritage Toy train)

Early morning you will be transferred to New Delhi railway station to catch morning train to Kalka. On arrival in Kalka, you will be transferred to Kalka –Shimla train. This is narrow gauge railway line & finest example of mountain railway engineering. Being the only mountain railway in India, to be used by regular commuters, the heritage railway between Kalka and Shimla features in the Guinness Book of World Records for offering the steepest rise in altitude in the space of 96 kilometers Built in 1903, it passes through 102 tunnels and 864 bridges, flanked by the picturesque Shivalik Hills on both sides. The train guzzles along the track, built over viaducts which resemble the arch galleries of ancient roman architecture. Ride on this stretch, wrapping the fresh air, whistling past the oak, pine and maple trees has all the ingredients to make it a journey of a lifetime. Shimla is the place where you will be introduced first time to Legendary Royal Enfield. On arrival in Shimla, check into the hotel for overnight.

Day 3: Shimla to Sarahan (170 Km ride, 4-5 Hrs)

Soaked in nature’s beauty, Sarahan is flanked on the banks of the meandering Sutlej River. The way to Sarahan through Fagu, Theog, Narkanda, Rampur, and Jeori is extremely scenic-traversing through mountains flanked by steep cliffs on one side and deep ravines on the other, dense emerald pine forests, terraced farms and apple orchards. Once in Sarahan, one beholds a range of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks and one of them is the Shrikhand Peak. The rather peculiar thing about this peak is that it is only one whose tip remains uncovered with snow. In the evening, sunrays adorn the peaks and the sight is simply stupendous. Overnight stay at the guesthouse or camp.

Day 4: Sarahan to Kalpa (100 Km ride, 2-3 Hrs)

Kalpa has all the makings of an Indian Fairyland. At a height of 10,900 feet in Himachal Pradesh, 265 kms ahead of Shimla on the NH22 in Kinnaur District is this hideaway town. It is located at the base of the imposing Kinner Kailash ranges and Shivling peaks which rise upto 20,000 feet, towering above the clouds, kissing the heavens, encircling the area around. Kalpa itself is spread amidst chilgoza forests, apple plantations and the holy deodhars. It is reached after crossing the quaint town of Recong Peo, which has a hundred-year-old monastery. Overnight stay in Guest House or Camp.

Day 5: Kalpa to Tabo (170 Km ride, 4-5 Hrs)

The Tabo Gompa, or Buddhist monastery, is second in importance only to the Tholing Gompa in Tibet in the entire Himalayan region. It was developed as an advanced centre for learning by the great teacher and translator Lotsawa Rinchen Tsang Po, the king of western Himalayan Kingdom of Guge — also known as Lha Lama Yeshe O’d or Mahaguru Ratnabhadra. The Chos-Khor at Tabo remained one of the most important Buddhist establishments during the time of Lotsawa after the Chos-Khor at Tholing, the capital town of Guge. It is known that the Chos-Khor at Tabo commanded great importance, and hosted for a considerable period, many great scholars and translators in the Buddhist history studies. To date, it is the preserver of the Buddhist Legacy and is one of the most important Gompa of the entire Tibetan Buddhist world. Overnight stay in the guesthouse of the monastery.

Day 6: Tabo to Mud (70 Km ride, 2-3 Hrs)

After breakfast today we ride to the Pin valley in the Spiti valley & explore hidden trails of the Himalayas. There is only one road so we will ride twice in the small stretch of around 30 km. to Pin Valley. On arrival in Pin Valley, check into the guest house.later explore area by walk & meet friendly local people./ Overnight in guesthouse.

Day 7: Mud to Kibber (80 Km ride, 2-3 hrs)

After breakfast we ride back to main road of the Indo-Tibet road & visit some of the best monastery of the Dhankar. Later ride to the Kibber, Kibber, the highest village in the world, is located in Lahaul and Spiti District of Himachal Pradesh, at an altitude of about 4205 m. The main attraction is Kibber Sanctuary. Kibber also serves as a base camp for the trek to the Tso Morari Lake in Ladakh. Kibber Sanctuary is the only sanctuary in the country which is situated in the cold desert area and covers about 1400 sq km. Wildlife species include blue sheep and ibex. Panoramic views of Shilla Peak and Parang La Pass are the added features. Kee Gompa, on the way to Kibber, is worth a visit. The Kibber sanctuary also covers the highest peak in Himachal Pradesh, Gya (22,290 ft) in the north and it will touch another high point of Kamelong (19,362 ft) in the south. Kibber Sanctuary is linked with road via Lalung, Langcha and Kibber village. Overnight stay in Guesthouse or Camp.

Day 8: Kibber to Losar (80 Km ride, 2-3 hrs)

After breakfast we start our ride towards most spectacular village of Losar. We stop few places to enjoy chai & photos of the spectacular Himalayas. Arrive at Losar & check into the camp or guesthouse. Evening free to explore by a short walk & enjoy evening party with us. Overnight stay in Losar.

Day 9: Losar to Sissu (100 km ride, 4-5 hrs)

After breakfast we ride to Sissu (3200 M) over Kunzum pass (4590 m). Sissu is a very beautiful village situated on the bank of Chandra River & the surrounding peaks covered with mist and clouds creating an awesome view. On arrival in Sissu, check into the hotel and relax. Later explore the area by walk. Evening we have party time with bonfire in the hotel. Overnight in Hotel at Sissu.

Day 10: Sissu to Udaipur (80 Km ride, 3-4 hrs)

The scenic ride in the Chenab valley is a highly desirable track for off road riders from all around the world – Extreme Adventure! We ride to visit the temple of Trilokinath (Shiva) and 11th century old wooden temple of Mrikula Devi in Udaipur. Overnight in a scenic camp at Udaipur or near.

Day 11: Udaipur to Killar (90 Km ride, 3-4 hrs)

This narrow Chenab valley takes us to Killar. This breathtaking road offers a thoroughly entertaining ride full of hairpins. Care has to be taken on the curves, since the roads are so narrow that sometimes there is no space to give way to oncoming vehicles. Majestically towering mountains and plunging gorges make this day exceptional. Overnight at a guest house.

Day 12: Killar to Tissa (100 km ride, 4-5 hrs)

The road crosses the Chenab River and from here it’s all overhanging rocks and cliffs till Sach Pass (4414 Meters)! Enjoy the view of Himalayan valleys and mountains as we take an easy descent into the valley and visit some of the typical villages. We reach Tissa by afternoon. Overnight at a guest house.

Day 13: Tissa to Khajjiar (90 Km ride, 3-4 hrs)

A winding forest road leads us into the valley, before ascending to Chamba town where we will have a chai/coffee break on the bank of the Chinab River. A zigzagging road leads us up to Khajjiar, also known as the “Mini Switzerland of India”. On arrival we’ll have lunch at the hotel and later in the afternoon a short stroll around. Overnight at a hotel.

Day 14: Khajjiar to Dharamsala (130 Km ride, 4-5 hrs)

We’ll twist and turn through the splendour of the Dhauladhar mountain range and Chamba valley. Over Jot pass (2880 Meters), a cliffy road through Rhododendron and oak forests, will take us to Chowari, from where the picturesque beauty of the paddy fields enraptures travelers and photographers alike. Overnight at a hotel.

Day 15: Dharamsala to Amb Andaura- Delhi (By Train)

After breakfast we will be riding first to new railway station called Amb Andaura which is 100 km. We board the train to Delhi at 13:00 hrs & train takes 5 & half hours to Delhi railway station. Arrive at Delhi railway station & check into the hotel. Evening free to experience delicious food of the Delhi in the restaurant. Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 16: Departure to Home

You will be transferred to Delhi International airport as per your flight timing. If you have late flight to home then you can visit historical sites in Delhi or to have relaxed timing. Normally hotel has late checkout till 2:00 PM at this time, you have to check out room. Our Himalayan tour concludes with the sweet memories & we would like to see you on another adventure with us.

Your adventure & culture Motorcycle tour to Himalaya concludes with sweet memories!

Price Includes

Price Not Includes

15 nights accommodation on full board (Bed, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) basis on twin sharing Royal Enfield Motorcycle on all riding days. Third party Insurance for Motorcycle. Fuel for the Whole trip. Back up vehicle for your luggage & motorcycle spare parts Packed water & Beer for each Rider & Pillion Experienced Royal Enfield mechanic. Train/flights tickets as per tour programme. Airport & other Transfers by private vehicle. Personal assistance on Airport for arrival & Departure. Entrance fees to all monuments and temples as per programme. English speaking Motorcycle tour leader for whole trip Farewell Party. All taxes.

International Flights & Airport taxes. Visa Fees Travel Insurance, Personal expenses tips, bar & restaurant charge, Any other personal expenses which are not including the above cost include portion. Any damage to motorcycle. Lunch & Dinner on Day 1 & day 15, 16 (Transfers day).