Biking Around Himachal Pradesh

Reasonable level of stamina and strength is all that is required to undertake a tour on a mountain bike to explore the Himlayas. We fly you and your bike to Delhi before driving to Manali-our base camp and the starting point of our tours.

Manali to Leh by Bike, Best time – July & August

Traversing some of highest road passes in the world and camping at an altitude over 14,000 feet calls for reasonable level of strength, fitness and stamina. To scale the Himalyan passes means to conquer yourself. Manali to Leh by bike is the most exciting and arduous trip. You are accompanied by our support vehicle. This trip will take your through high passes at upto 17,000 feet during the 500 km, journey. The highest pass during the trip is Tanglangla. Enroute we would hope to make special off road detour to visit some nomadic camps and settlements. If the going gets too tough or you just fancy a break, join the support vehicle for a while. Each day we choose suitable place to halt; sometimes camping or staying at small lodges. The stall prepare all meals and there are no duties except selecting the ideal spot to pitch your tent for the night. On the way you can see plenty of wild life; Ibex, keying (wild ass), mountain hare and tracks of wolf.

Manali to Shimla through Spiti & kinnaur

Best time – August, September.

Another mountain biking route is Manlai – Kaza-Kinnaur and Shimla. This route also offers a variety of experiences. You have to cross Kunzum Pass and the entire Spiti (the barren desert) in which the bikers dream to bike. The gentle sloping of some 70km. is very thrilling. We also make a day's excursion to Kibber Village, the highest inhabitated village, and a day trip towards Pin Valley. Nature reserves entering Kinnaur, the beautiful Sangla Valley and magnificent Bhima – Kali temple at Sarahan are real life-time experiences. The route finishes at Shimla, the old summer capital of the Birtishers. From Shimla you can further experience a beautiful train journey to Delhi. The train route from Shimla to Kalka is unparalled. There are 103 tunnels-big and small thought which the toy train passes. The reward can be a journey through some of the most spectacular sceneries in the world.