Arrive at the Chandigarh hotel that you had reserved and do the check-in procedures.

After taking a short break, you’ll meet up with the other riders to get to know one another better.

You will next meet your road captain, who will be in charge of overseeing the entire journey. He or she will give you a briefing on the terrain and create a final schedule for each day.

You will meet the Royal Enfield motorcycles you will be riding for the remainder of the tour after the briefing.

Dinner and a night’s stay at the Chandigarh hotel.

Start your journey out of Chandigarh early to avoid traffic, then take the Himalayan Motorway to the Himalayas.

You will travel via Chail along the way, a hill town in the lower Himalayan range that is known for its lovely flower orchards.

You will go to Narkanda, dubbed the fruit bowl of Himachal Pradesh, after a little pause for lunch.

Along the sides of the roadways, cherry and apple trees may be found, while tall Deodhar fir trees fill the air with their beautiful fragrance.

After arriving at the hotel in Narkanda, the ride should be finished.

To see one of the most stunning sunrises, get up early in the morning.

You will depart for one of the most breathtaking views in Kinnaur Valley following a sumptuous breakfast.

Travel down the Sutlej River till Karcham, when you will turn right and follow the Baspa River until Chitkul.

The last town before the Indo-China border is Chitkul, where you can also enjoy a delicious supper at the renowned “Hindustan ka Akhri Dhaba.”

Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel or homestay in Chitkul.

Take pleasure in a sumptuous breakfast after waking up to a stunning morning.

Leave the hotel and bike back to Karcham, from which point you can continue farther down the valley into Powari.

Take a left at Powari and ride to ReoKong Peo, the district’s principal town, from which you can continue to Kalpa.

Spend the night in the lovely Kalpa village, which has a view of the Kinnaur Kailash peaks.

Staying the night at a camp or homestay in Kalpa.

You’ll leave for Kaza after a substantial breakfast, so get up early.

Travel down the Indo-Tibetan highway and cross the Khab Bridge, which is where the Spiti and Satluj Rivers converge.

The final settlement in Kinnaur Valley is Nako, where you can make a brief rest next to Nako Lake before continuing on.

After that, you’ll get back on the road and enter the Spiti Valley soon as you cross over Sumdo.

Visit the 500-Year-Old Mummy in the Gue Village by taking a diversion on the right via the gate at 3 km after Sumdo.

Visit Tabo Monastery, known as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas” and the oldest continuously running Buddhist settlement in both India and the Himalayas.

After that, you will travel to Kaza, where a hotel is where you will spend the night.

After an early breakfast, venture outside to discover Kaza’s breathtaking splendour.

Visit tourist attractions include the Key Gompa Monastery, which is tucked between mountains in the little settlement of Langza in the Spiti Valley.

Visit Hikkim as well, home of the ‘World’s greatest Post Office,’ which is the post office with the greatest elevation.

One of the highest year-round inhabited areas in India, Komik, is close to Hikkim.

You can also visit the Chicham Bridge, which was constructed at the astounding height of 13596 feet and is the highest in Asia.

Visit the lovely villages of Langza, Hikkim, and Komik before making your way back to the Kaza hotel for the night.

After breakfast, you will travel to the lovely Chandratal Lake, which has the shape of a crescent.

You will turn right before Baltal after traversing Kunzum La in order to visit Chandratal Lake.

You must leave your car behind and walk for two kilometres to get to the lake, but the scenery is breathtaking.

Due to its crescent form, the lake, which is located in the Spiti section of the Lahaul and Spiti province, is also known as the “Moon Lake.”

Mountains on one side and a cirque on the other overlook it. The lake sparkles under the starlit sky after dusk, adding to its allure.

Enjoy dinner and a night of camping close to Chandratal.

You’ll be leaving the Spiti Valley behind today as you begin your ride towards Manali.

You will pass through the recently constructed Atal Tunnel on the way to Manali.

Once you arrive in Manali, you will check into your accommodation and rest.
You will have the rest of the evening to yourself to wander around Manali.

Return to the hotel later.

Spend the night in a Manali hotel.

Following breakfast, you will ride from Manali to Chandigarh and arrive there.

You’ll turn the bikes over when you get to Chandigarh and say goodbye to the other riders.

Your amazing bike ride through the stunning Spiti Valley comes to an end now.