7 Days Motorcycle Tour Package

Arrive in Manali, the gateway to the high Himalayas, and make your way to the hotel, where our team will welcome you and assist with check-in. Set amid deodar forests and framed by snow-capped peaks, Manali is the perfect place to slow down before the journey ahead.

The rest of the day is yours to relax, settle in and wander through Old Manali’s cafés or the lively Mall Road at your own pace.

In the evening, meet your fellow riders and tour team for a detailed tour briefing and safety orientation. Then comes the moment every rider waits for—the introduction to your motorcycle. Check the controls, adjust your mirrors and get familiar with your machine as the engine idles in the cool mountain air.

Tomorrow, the challenge begins—six days through Lahaul, the remote Pangi Valley, the mighty Sach Pass and the green valleys of Chamba and Kangra. 

The engines roar to life in Manali. Ride up through the Solang Valley towards the Atal Tunnel, one of the longest high-altitude highway tunnels in the world, and emerge on the far side of the Pir Panjal into a completely different world—the stark, dramatic mountains of Lahaul.

Follow the Chandra River past Sissu, where a tall waterfall tumbles down the cliffs, to Tandi, where the Chandra and Bhaga rivers meet to form the Chandrabhaga.

From here, ride west along the Pattan Valley through quiet villages, barley fields and willow groves, with glaciers glinting high above. Arrive in Udaipur and visit the Mrikula Devi Temple, known for its intricate wood carvings.

Rest early tonight. Tomorrow brings the real challenge—the Pangi Valley and the mighty Sach Pass. 

Today you enter Pangi, one of the most remote valleys in the Himalayas. The road from Udaipur follows the Chenab River deep into a narrow gorge, carved directly into vertical rock faces high above the water. Every turn feels like riding along the edge of the world.

Reach Killar, the heart of Pangi Valley, where villages cling to steep slopes and life is still shaped by the mountains and long winters.

Then comes the climb to Sach Pass, approximately 4,420 metres above sea level. Expect a raw, demanding ascent—snow walls early in the season, slush, loose rock and icy water crossings. At the top, the views across the Pir Panjal are breathtaking.

Descend the far side through alpine meadows and forests to Bairagarh, a small village where a well-earned rest awaits after one of the most challenging days of the expedition.

Leave Bairagarh and ride down through green valleys and terraced fields towards Chamba, the landscape growing softer and warmer with every kilometre.

Chamba, set on the banks of the Ravi, is one of the oldest towns in Himachal. Visit the ancient Lakshmi Narayan temple complex, with its carved stone spires, and stroll around the town’s historic Chaugan grounds.

Climb through dense deodar forests to Khajjiar, a wide meadow ringed by trees and often called the "Mini Switzerland of India". Take a break, stretch your legs and enjoy the views.

Ride on to Dalhousie, a hill station of colonial-era churches, old bungalows and pine-scented walks, and enjoy a relaxed evening after the wild days behind you.

A shorter, relaxed ride today along the lower Himalayan ridges. Leave Dalhousie and descend through pine forests and small towns, with the snow-capped Dhauladhar range rising ahead.

Arrive in Dharamshala and continue up to McLeod Ganj, home of the Dalai Lama and the heart of the Tibetan community in India. Visit the Tsuglagkhang temple complex, explore lanes full of monasteries, cafés and Tibetan handicrafts, and feel the calm spirit of this unique mountain town.

Spend the evening at your own pace, perhaps with a walk to the Bhagsu waterfall or a quiet cup of tea overlooking the valley.

The final riding day of the expedition. Leave Dharamshala and ride east along the foot of the Dhauladhar range, past the rolling tea gardens of Palampur and the ancient Baijnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Continue through Mandi, known as the "Varanasi of the Hills" for its many temples, and follow the Beas River into the Kullu Valley, where orchards and pine forests lead you back to Manali and the end of your motorcycle journey.

In the evening, come together with your fellow riders and tour team for a farewell dinner, sharing stories of cliff roads, the snow walls of Sach Pass and the hidden valleys of Himachal.

After breakfast, check out of the hotel and continue your onward journey at your own pace.

As you leave the mountains behind, you carry home more than photographs. You take with you the cliff roads of Pangi, the wild crossing of Sach Pass, the temples of Chamba and the camaraderie forged along the journey.

The ride may be over, but the spirit of the mountains stays with you long after you leave the Himalayas.