Most Loved Spiti Valley Bike Expedition With Chandratal
10D/9N
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Day In
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KalpaHighlights
- Full Spiti circuit on Royal Enfield Himalayan (411cc or 450cc upgrade) covering five valleys of Himachal: Kullu, Sangla, Kinnaur, Spiti, and Lahaul with bikes picked up and dropped back in Manali
- Smartest acclimatisation routing in the market: Jibhi (1,900m) to Sangla (2,621m) to Kalpa (2,759m) to Kaza (3,650m) so your body adjusts gradually with zero reckless altitude jumps
- Complete route coverage: Jalori Pass, Chitkul, Kinnaur Kailash views, Nako Lake, Gue Mummy, Tabo Monastery, Dhankar Fort, Key Monastery, Chicham Bridge, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, Kunzum La, Chandratal Lake, and Atal Tunnel
Package Options
Duration
10 days
₹ 28,999
10 days
Starting From
₹ 28,999
Trip Dates
Itinerary
Board your overnight Volvo from Delhi in the evening. The team shares exact boarding point details and contact numbers beforehand. Rest well because tomorrow you meet your bike, your crew, and the mountains.
Board Overnight Volvo from Delhi
18:00 - 19:00
Location:Delhi ISBT / Pickup Point
Overnight Journey to Manali
19:00 - 07:00
Location:Delhi to Manali (Volvo)
Inclusions
- Overnight Volvo transfers: Delhi to Manali and Manali to Delhi (included for all tiers except Own Bike riders who ride to Manali on their own)
- Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle for 7 riding days: 411cc (base tier) or 450cc (upgrade tier, subject to availability) with complete fuel for the entire route (Solo Rider and Dual Rider tiers)
- Full riding gear: helmet for rider and pillion, knee guards, elbow guards, and riding gloves in sizes S to 3XL
- 7 nights accommodation in hotels, homestays, and Chandratal lakeside camp on triple sharing basis (double sharing for couples on request)
- 14 meals: breakfast and dinner as per plan from Day 2 dinner through Day 9 breakfast. Authentic Himachali home cooked food from local kitchens, not hotel buffet
- Experienced Himachali road captain (front marshal) and sweep rider (rear safety) who are locals and know every turn on these roads
- Dedicated Royal Enfield mechanic with full spare parts kit travelling with the group. Daily bike check up and on route maintenance included
- Backup vehicle for luggage, spare parts, and emergencies from Day 2 to Day 8
- Medical kit with portable oxygen cylinder and daily SpO2 health monitoring at altitude
- All road tolls, permits, inner line permits, and parking charges
- Daily route briefing and altitude acclimatisation guidance from local experts
- Bonfire nights, group photo album, and participation certificate
- All applicable taxes including GST. Zero hidden costs. What you see is what you pay
Exclusions
- Lunch throughout the trip (we stop at the best local dhabas along the way, budget around Rs 200 to 400 per meal)
- Personal expenses: laundry, phone calls, tips, souvenirs, monastery donations
- Entry tickets for monuments and monasteries where applicable
- Alcoholic beverages or anything not mentioned in the inclusions
- Travel insurance (strongly recommended for high altitude riding, we can suggest providers)
- Extra costs due to weather, road closures, landslides, or events beyond our control
- Bike security deposit: Rs 10,000 per motorcycle (fully refundable at trip end if no damage to bike or riding gear)
- Any medical or evacuation expenses beyond first aid
- Cost of spare parts required due to accidental damage to the motorbike while in the rider's possession
- Anything not mentioned in the Inclusions is excluded
Your Trip in a Nutshell
- Duration
- 9 Nights / 10 Days
- Start / End Point
- Delhi
- Stay
- Jibhi (1N) • Sangla (1N) • Kalpa (1N) • Kaza (2N) • Chandratal Camp (1N) • Manali (1N) • Overnight Volvo (2N)
- Meals
- Breakfast & Dinner (MAP)
- Main Highlight
- Full Spiti circuit on Royal Enfield Himalayan (411cc or 450cc) with Chandratal lakeside camping, Kunzum La crossing, five valleys, and local Himachali crew
- Best Season
- June to September
- Ideal For
- Solo riders, friend groups, couples on bikes, experienced riders, and first time Himalayan riders who want a structured expedition with local support
Know Before You Go
You need a valid motorcycle licence to ride as Solo Rider. Pillion riders and backup vehicle passengers do not need one
Spiti reaches up to 15,500 ft at Komic. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol at altitude, and follow the road captain's acclimatisation guidance every day
Day 2 is deliberately a short test ride of about 100 km so the road captain can assess your comfort on the bike. Day 4 is deliberately short at about 90 km as an acclimatisation buffer before the big Kaza push on Day 5. Both are by design
Riding experience on a 400cc or above motorcycle is recommended for Solo Riders. If you are new to riding, choose the Dual Rider or Backup Vehicle tier and enjoy the exact same Spiti experience without the bike pressure
Mobile network: Jio and Airtel work until Kinnaur then drop off. BSNL postpaid works best for calling in Spiti. ATMs are unreliable past Reckong Peo. Carry Rs 5,000 to 10,000 in cash for lunches, personal expenses, and monastery fees
Expect long riding days on Day 3 (about 200 km) and Day 5 (about 220 km). The road captain sets the pace and the sweep rider stays behind the slowest rider. No one gets left behind
Pack layers: it can be 25 degrees during the day and drop to 0 degrees at night at Chandratal. Thermals, riding jacket, waterproof layer, and warm gloves are essential
Use a rucksack or duffle bag (max 15 kg). Trolley bags do not work on bike trips. Heavy luggage goes in the backup vehicle
Rain coats are compulsory. July and August can bring unexpected showers at any point on the route
The 450cc Himalayan upgrade is subject to availability on a first come first serve basis. If your preferred bike is not available for your batch, the team will inform you before departure
Persons with asthma or serious cardiac conditions should consult their doctor before joining any high altitude bike tour
FAQ's
June to September. June and September are the sweet spots with fewer crowds, clear skies, and all routes open. July and August can bring rain and occasional landslides but the clouds and green patches make for dramatic riding. The full Chandratal and Kunzum route typically opens by mid June.
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