Frequently Asked Questions

To participate as a rider, an individual has to be equal or above 18 years at the time of the tour, holding a valid driving license (international driver permit in case of foreigners), in reasonable health and good hold over the bike.

For Indian citizens:
a. Copy of original Driver license.
b. Copy of original Address proof.
c. 2 passport size photo graphs. d. Postdated check with amount equal to motorbike’s cost.

For Foreign nationals:
a. Copy of original Passport: Valid for at least 6 months past the intended period of stay in India.
b. Indian Tourist Visa: Citizens of several countries are now eligible for an e-Tourist Visa which can be obtained online. It is a single entry visa valid for 30 days stay. It should be obtained online before travelling to India. It can be applied for as late as 1 week before intended date of arrival in India (processing time: generally 36-48 hours).
c. 2 passport size photo graphs.
d. International driving permit.

The security deposit range is between INR 2000 and INR 40000, contingent upon the specific bike model you opt for. This amount serves as insurance to cover potential bike damages throughout your expedition. Upon your return, our mechanic conducts a comprehensive inspection of the motorcycle. If no damages are detected, the entire deposit amount will be promptly refunded to your bank account within 7 days following the return date. The 7-day deposit retention period is solely to ensure there are no pending traffic challans during the hire period.

You would be given a test ride before your journey begins. The purpose of this test ride is to get you acquainted with the bike. If you are not satisfied with the machine please point that out then and there itself. The mechanic will get the problem rectified. One of our employee will also give you mechanical training so as to explain about common parts of bike and the functioning.

StoneheadBikes would provide you with full/half face ISI marked helmets. Depending upon your itinerary, you can choose the Riding gears/accessories by visiting our accessories/gears page. We have almost all the riding gears & accessories available with us on hire for the short & long term rental as well.

Please visit our “Deals” page to find available discounts and offers.

Go to the “Rentals” page to select the available bikes. Select the pickup and drop off location as well as the dates you require the bike. You would be directed to the pre-order confirmation page. Once your order request is placed, we will send you the payment link to pay 50% of the total rental in advance. Your reservation is confirmed after the payment is made.

Yes, now you can pick up and drop off the bike anywhere in India. The cost of transportation would be borne by the customer along with idle days rental.

Yes, you can walk in to our workshop but call us before to check the availability of the bikes.

Complementary helmets are provided with the bike, however, accessories like gloves, armored jackets, armored pants, tank bags, top boxes, pannier, petrol container USB charger, mobile mount, sleeping bags, first aid kit, saddle bags, bungee cords, GPS, Knee/elbow protector, face mask, and disposable oxygen can are available on rent. To check rates and more details, please email your requirements to [email protected] 

Rental rates are based on 24 hours increments. If you pick up a bike at 10 AM it is due back on 10 AM the agreed upon day.

Yes, Stoneheadbikes provides pickup and drop off facility within Delhi NCR location. This service is payable at INR 350 to INR 750 depending on the location.

StoneheadBikes provides 24*7 online support. In case you face any issues with the bike please call our customer care number. They will try to resolve your problem on the phone and if not possible will redirect you to the nearest available repair shop.

All deliveries and collections need to take place during working hours (10:00 am to 07:00 pm) if we are forced to collect any bike outside of these hours or from a third party we reserve the right to withhold the deposit. In case of delivery, final settlement will be done when we receive the bike at our workshop only. Security deposit will be refunded after deducting the damage expenses (if any) through NEFT or Paypal only.

In case you want to reserve a bike for you, 100% of the total rental has to be paid in advance through our website, the rest of the deposit amount shall be paid at the time of bike pickup. No advance payment is required for walk-ins (Subject to availability only).

There is no provision for insurance in case of travel by a motorcycle in India. Clients should get personal insurance from their respective countries for motorcycle riding for 500 cc motorcycle. Only third party vehicle insurance is provided as is required under Indian regulations. This has very limited effect as you are travelling and if you cause an accident then no one is very interested in making insurance claims. The claim is made on the driver directly and usually in the form of cash compensation. Negotiate quickly and keep moving on your journey. Full attention to what you are doing is your best insurance. 

Comprehensive insurance is not generally available on most bike rentals.

Medical and Accident/Travel Insurance, ensure that you have arranged all your travel insurance prior to departure as bike riding in India and some of the places that are popular can be difficult and things do happen. Full attention to what you are doing is your best insurance. 

A delay of 30 minutes over the rental period is permissible for the return of possession. In the case of further delay or unapproved extension, the user must pay a late fee of Rs. 200/hour plus 18% GST. 

Mechanical warranty covers tyres, entire electrical components including ignition switch, complete wiring, disk assembly, Engine crank shaft with bearings and battery only. Note that mechanical warranty is not applicable on the discounted rental. Mechanical warranty is not applicable on bikes booked through third party or partner websites.

No, the fuel is not included in the rental. You would be provided enough fuel to get to the nearest petrol station.

All confirmed rental reservations are non-refundable, unless specified under that of the Reservation Cancellation Protection guidelines (see below). No refunds on early returns.

Reservation Cancellation Protection (RCP)
By purchasing RCP (20% of the total rental and should be bought at the time of booking confirmation), you’re entitled to cancel your reservation and receive a full refund for the following cases:
– Sudden severe medical condition suffered by customer that prevents travel (certified medical doctor’s notice is required).
– Pregnancy of customer (Doctor’s notice is required). – Death of customer, or immediate family member of customer (Spouse, Child, Brother, Sister, or Parent). Valid proof is required.
– Unexpected draft of deployment of customer to Armed forces (Verification required). You claim must be received by Stoneheadbikes 72 hours before the scheduled pickup time.
– For pricing and more details, please speak to your account representative.

21.1. If the keys are lost and you require a set of replacement keys we can arrange for them to be sent to you. We will try to do this as quickly as we can but it will be at our convenience. We will also charge you 1000 INR + travel fare to provide a new set of keys.
21.2. In case of any en-route mechanical issue, you can call our mechanic at 919711037060 (Hindi) or 918800371553 (English) for any online support or assistance. You can also call us to check the spare parts or labor cost (if required). In case of any major fault, you can provide us your location to look for a nearest service station (if available).
21.3. Client has to service the hired vehicle after every 1000-1200 KM’s. Receipts from a licensed motor vehicle service center must be produced as the minimum evidence of servicing. Further penalties apply if it appears the bike and particularly the engine has suffered as a result of negligent servicing. And also 1550 INR (for Engine oil & service labor cost) + faulty parts cost will be deducted from the security deposit. In case of any reimbursement, the expense cost should be pre-approved by us and will be paid on your return and as per the actual cost only.
21.4.For all the new vehicles (2015-16) covered under mechanical warranty by the manufacturer, client has to service the vehicle as per the schedule mentioned in the vehicle manual and instructed by the manufacturer. Failed to do so will lapse the warranty of the vehicle and security deposit will not be refunded!
21.5. You are responsible for the daily maintenance of the bike during the period of hire, you are required to check oil levels, electrical, chain tension, tyre pressures, battery water levels, ensure that all nuts and bolts are tight. If the bike requires service or has issues then contact the name provided for servicing assistance.
21.6. Please note if you have paid to fix the bike in a mechanic’s without letting us know or not letting us try to help you first, we will not be responsible for any charge that you claim. Failure to have problems attended to will only cause you more problems, more delay and more expense. The clutch, gearbox, brakes, cables and piston/rings can be subject to rider abuse when care and attention is not taken. In areas of high dust levels the brakes can wear quickly, as also the air filter will become clogged. Care and attention is required so that you keep moving forward on your journey. Please note that this is dependent on our schedule. We will help you as quickly as we can but we have to serve customers who have made a prior appointment first as a matter of general etiquette.

22.1. In the event of lost / stolen / written off bikes, please inform us as soon as you can and we will: report the missing bike to the police (if you wish to) consider the bike stolen if the police do not have it. estimate the bike’s current value once it is understood that the bike is stolen. You are then at liberty to check whether this is accurate or not. request you pay for the bike. We will then give you the bike’s registration papers so that you can claim the bike should the police find it.
22.2. If the police retrieve your bike, please inform us as soon as you can so that we can get it back for you. You will be responsible for any charges incurred which may include fines, storage, or transportation.
22.3. If you park the bike somewhere and lose the ticket, please inform us as soon as you can and we will help you get the bike. Please note that this is also very much dependent on our schedule. We will come as quickly as we can but we have to serve customers who have made an appointment before you.

23.1. We can collect bikes within normal working hours (10am – 07:00 pm). If you need to return the bike outside of these hours you will have to make an arrangement with us for you to deliver the bike to our shop yourself.
23.2. We do not accept for bikes to be left with third parties (as this can be very troublesome and time consuming) or to be expected to collect bikes immediately. We need 24hrs notice to be able to arrange to collect bikes and check for any damage.
23.3. If there is any damage to the bike we will withhold the deposit until repairs are done and expect you to pay any extra costs if these are greater than the deposit.
23.4. When returning the bike it is your responsibility to check carefully for any items left under the seat as once we have the bike we will not be held responsible for these items.
23.5. If you are leaving Delhi and your flight is scheduled outside our working hours we will require you to return the bike the day before your flight so that we are able to check the bike and return your deposit in full.

You will be required to complete a number of documents and show originals of your documents. The process of the hire of the bike is explained to you.

As per the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, 59 of 1988 Reference Chapter V – Point 75 Scheme for Renting Motorcabs. ( 1 ) the Central government may by notification in the official gazette,make a scheme for the purpose of regulating the business of renting of 48[ Motorcabs or motor cycles to persons desiring to drive either by themselves of through drivers, motor cabs or motor cycles ] for their own use and for matters connected herewith. This gazette awaits formal promulgation, till which time we rent the bikes under a“ Sale Deed Under Buy Back Agreement “ where we sell you the bike on a temporarybasis, and on expiry of the rental period, buy it back from you by refunding the securitydeposit.

Document of collection and responsibility of the bike, contract agreement for the purchase of the bike, receipt for the money paid. There is an additional legal buy back agreement to be signed, this document remains with the bike supplier for safe keeping as having this document on your person may create difficulties with you and the police. The agreement also spells out the terms for hiring the bike and if the bike is returned earlier than is agreed then you maybe charged at a higher rate for the whole rental period or have to pay for the remaining days of the agreed rental period. There are no refunds for the early return of bikes. For more details, you can contact us by dialing 918800371553 or 919711037060. You can also write to [email protected].

The best time to travel to Leh Ladakh depends on your preferences and the activities you want to participate in. In general, the tourist season in Leh Ladakh is from May to September, when the weather is good and the roads are open. This is also the time when most adventure activities such as trekking, rafting and mountain biking can be enjoyed.

December to February is the best time to visit Leh Ladakh if ​​you want to enjoy the snowy landscape and winter sports. Temperatures can drop to minus 30 degrees Celsius during this time of year, but you can still see frozen rivers and lakes and enjoy winter sports like skiing and ice skating. If you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the beauty of Ladakh to yourself, visit during the off-season from October to April. However, many roads and passes may be closed due to heavy snow, and some accommodations may also be closed during this time. If you are planning for a Leh Ladakh road trip from Delhi or Manali, May to October would be the right time to visit as both the routes will be open and weather will be favorable as well. 

The best time to visit Spiti Valley depends on your preferences and the activities you want to participate in. In general, the tourist season in Spiti Valley is from he May to October, when the weather is good and the roads are open. During this period, you can experience the breathtaking beauty of the Spiti Valley, explore ancient monasteries and participate in adventure activities such as trekking, camping and rafting.

December to February are the best months to experience the winter wonderland of the Spiti Valley and enjoy winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding. However, temperatures can drop to minus 30 degrees Celsius at this time of year, and heavy snow can close many roads and passes. If you want to avoid the crowds and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the Spiti Valley, plan to visit during the off-season from November to April. However, please be aware that many accommodations may be closed during this time, and heavy snow and road closures may cause inconvenience. Spiti valley bike tour is also possible between May to October for hasle free trip. 

There are mainly two routes to reach Leh Ladakh by road those are via Srinagar or via Manali, but the best route depends on your preferences and starting point. Some popular routes are:

1. Srinagar-Leh Highway: This is the most popular and scenic route to reach Leh Ladakh by car. The highway passes through beautiful valleys, lakes and mountain passes. This route is open from he May to November.
2. Manali-Leh Highway: This is another popular route to reach Leh Ladakh by land. The highway passes through high desert landscapes, lush valleys and several mountain passes. This route is open from June to September.
3. Leh-Manali Highway: This route is the reverse of the Manali-Leh Highway and offers a different perspective of the scenery. This route is open from June to September.
4. Delhi-Leh Highway: This is the longest route to reach Leh Ladakh by road, passing through some of India's most scenic regions. The highway passes through Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. This route is open from June to September.

Road conditions in these areas can be difficult due to altitude, rugged terrain and weather conditions, so it is advisable to plan your trip well in advance. It is also recommended to gradually acclimate to the altitude to avoid altitude sickness.

Leh is a city in the northernmost part of the state of Jammu and Kashmir in India, in the Leh district. It is a popular tourist destination, especially for adventure sports, trekking and mountaineering. Leh is also known for its scenic beauty, vibrant culture and historical importance.

Some of Leh's most famous attractions are:

1) Leh Palace - His 17th-century palace built by King Sengenamgyal, now a museum.

2) Shanti Stupa - A Buddhist stupa built by a Japanese Buddhist group to promote world peace. Magnetic Hill - A hill where vehicles roll uphill and appear to defy gravity.

3) Pangongtso - A high-altitude lake known for its crystal-clear water and stunning scenery

4) Nubra Valley - A picturesque valley known for its sand dunes, monasteries and hot springs.

5) Khardung La Paz - His one of the highest altitude motorized passes in the world. It offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

Leh is also known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional Ladakh dance and music, and delicious local cuisine.

Here are some of the India's best adventure bikes in 2023, likely to remain popular in future too:

KTM 390 Adventure:

The KTM 390 Adventure is one of India's most popular adventure bikes, known for its performance and agility. Equipped with a 373cc engine, the lightweight chassis makes it easy to handle even on rough roads.

Royal Enfield Himalayan:

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is a popular adventure bike that has achieved cult status in India. Equipped with a 411cc engine, it is ideal for long touring with a comfortable driving position.

BMW G310GS:

The BMW G 310 GS is a premium adventure bike designed for both on-road and off-road use. Equipped with a 313cc engine and equipped with functions such as ABS and traction control.

Triumph Tiger 800:

The Triumph Tiger 800 is a high-performance adventure bike designed for serious off-road riding. Equipped with an 800cc engine and features such as adjustable suspension and traction control.

Suzuki V Strom 650 XT:

The Suzuki V-Strom 650 XT is a versatile adventure bike suitable for both on-road and off-road use. Equipped with a 645cc engine and equipped with functions such as ABS and traction control.

These are just some of the best adventure bikes available in India in 2023, with more likely to be introduced in the future. It's important to do some research and test ride a few models before finding the bike that best suits your needs and preferences.

StoneheadBikes does not allow “own motorcycles” on the tours. We follow an organized tours structure where the road captain leads the convoy and the riders and the support vehicle follows.

No. StoneheadBikes Tours provides motorcycles on the tour, the rent for which is included in the price of the tour.

To participate as a rider, an individual has to be equal or above 21 years at the time of the tour, holding a valid driving license (international driver permit in case of foreigners), in reasonable health and good hold over the bike.

Reasonably fit. In our opinion if you can go about your daily life (like climbing two flights of stairs) without getting out of breath then you’re “reasonably fit”. Consult your doctor in case you have any existing medical condition which can hamper a person’s ability to participate in an adventure activity before joining the tour. Touring in the Himalayas involves being at very high altitudes and Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) can occur in few cases. Tours in the Himalayas certain degree of fitness level from you. However, tours to the plain present no such difficulties.

Yes, a valid full motorcycle driver license authorizing you to ride a 500 cc motorcycle and international permit are mandatory to take part in our tours. However they are not required for the co-rider or passengers travelling in the support vehicles. Make sure to obtain the International Driving Permit from your country of citizenship since they are not issued to foreigners in India.

For Indian citizens:
a. Copy of original Driver license.
b. Address proof.
c. 2 passport size photo graphs.
d. Postdated check with amount equal to motorbike’s cost.

For Foreign nationals:
a. Passport: Valid for at least 6 months past the intended period of stay in India.
b. Indian Tourist Visa: Citizens of several countries are now eligible for a e-Tourist Visa which can be obtained online. It is a single entry visa valid for 30 days stay. It should be obtained online before travelling to India. It can be applied for as late as 1 week before intended date of arrival in India (processing time: generally 36-48 hours).
c. International driving permit.
d. Xerox of return flight ticket
e. 2 passport size photographs.

a. Guided tours:
Guided Tours have no maps to read, or route directions to follow - you will be led by an experienced guide whose local knowledge will ensure that you get to see all the right places and ride some great roads.

b. Self-Guided Tours: All StoneheadBikes tours can be converted into “self-guided tours.” You just need to tell us which tour you are interested in and the dates that work best for you. We will organize the tour for you just like one of our organized tours except there will be no guides. One of StoneheadBikes guide will meet you the first night of your tour to go over the route and answer any questions you may have. Our self-guided tours also include a GPS with the route pre-loaded so it is easy to ride on your own.

The numbers usually depends on the bookings we receive. However, we do not allow more than 16 riders.

Mileages will vary every day, usually in relation to what we are trying to achieve. If riding in the Himalayas, it can be as little as 70 km in a single day, whereas if travelling on expressways or National highways, as much as 350 km. Whatever the distance we like to stop every hour to have rest. You will find rough estimates of daily mileages and totals for each tour within the tour details on the website.

On rest days feel free to do whatever you wish. You can rest at your hotel, if feeling energetic, explore the nearby locations. You can get the required information from your road captain or local guide. Also get your motorbike serviced today.

You will need extra cash for lunches and dinners (in case of Standard tours), snacks, petrol, personal expenses and tips.

StoneheadBikes provide you a support van to carry your luggage and any additional items you purchase along the way. There is also room for few non-riding passengers in our van.

StoneheadBikes will custom design a route to your specifications and desires for a minimum of 8 riders. So if your Motorcycle club or group is interested in organizing a unique tour all you have to do is contact us.

Yes, unless you pay a supplement. Even then single rooms may not be available at some destinations. We have to book our accommodation in advance, so let us know of your requirement and we will check the availability.

It varies widely, for Luxury tours the accommodation is provided in 4 or 5 star hotels and luxury tents where ever camping. However, some offbeat places might not have a luxury hotel, in such case the best possible accommodation is provided. For standard tours accommodation is in budget hotels or guest houses. The accommodation is always clean and the best in the area.

It can’t be guaranteed. Places like Sarchu, Pangong Lake and other remote areas do not have power supply. Dieselgenerators are used for electricity that too for few hours a day. In all power cuts are also possible at any place.

Riding in India is in no way different than riding in any other country, it always has risks involved. Rememberin India we drive on the left side of the road. If you compare driving standards of India with western countries, India would not at all fare well. In our tours we don’t take the busy roads, our ride is mostly covered on secluded roads where you find only few vehicles.

Speed generally depends on the road conditions and can vary from 20 kmph in hilly regions to 70 kmph in highways.

Yes you can. But a pillion must be aware that journeys can be really difficult for them. Some long days in the saddle, bumpy roads and in the mountains some pretty shocking drop-offs. We have limited space in our support vehicles, so in such case the seating is generally on rotational basis. It is always better to join as a rider than a pillion passenger.

Keep it minimal. Carry necessary clothing and if needed you can shop at the local markets.

Only breakfast and farewell dinner at good restaurant in case of standard tours. For luxury tours breakfast, lunch, dinner and evening snacks are included in the costing.

Only in major cities. But for off road drive they might come in handy.

Yes, if your riding kit isn’t waterproof, then bring some light weight waterproof covering. Also bring a full body rain coat.

We do rent sleeping bags. But if are vary of using used sleeping bags, it is better to bring your own. It would add to your comfort especially for Himalayan tours.

Consult your physician for immunization and vaccines. Any personal medication should be carried by the client himself. A basic first aid kit is useful and will be provided by us.

Yes, you would be given a familiarization ride on the day before the tour starts. Also, few hundred kilometers from Delhi are covered on National Highways. These are excellent roads which give enough time to the rider to familiarize with the bike.

Yes, although we prepare for almost every contingency with utmost care, certain factors can cause delays, disruptions and possible cancellations as well. On Himalayan circuit factors like weather, landslides, public protest or public strikes can disrupt the normal flow of the tour. Although we make every possible effort to foresee and by-pass any disruptions, there are things beyond our control hence a flexible attitude is very essential on such tours.

An adventure activity of any kind carries its risk with it and motorcycle journeys are no exception. A comprehensive medical & first aid kit (including bottled oxygen on the Himalayan yours), a ride leader who is certified in FIRST AID and loads of know-how help in minimizing the possibility of an adversity. However, for an emergency which requires hospital care, we have to rely on the nearest available medical facility in the region, under the circumstances.

It will be our greatest pleasure to return the entire deposit to you at the completion of your tour if there is only normal wear and tear of the motorcycle. But if there is damage to any part of the motorcycle or its appendages & accessories (including helmets) out of negligence or due to an accident/ fall, the price of repair and replacement part will be deducted from your deposit/or charged to your card.

You will be riding Royal Enfield motorcycles during these tours. Royal Enfield 350 cc in case of standard tours and 500 cc or Himalayan for luxury tours. We have entire fleet of new Royal Enfield motorcycles for these tours.

Helmets, Riding Gloves, Knee and Elbow protectors will be provided from StoneheadBikes. All other protective gears are available on rent from our workshop. If you have your own gears you can bring those.

Yes, you would be given two 1 litre mineral water bottles per day.

You can recharge your electronics through power outlets on the days we have hotel accommodation. Note that in India, the power mains run at 220v. Most modern electronic device chargers support both 110v and 220v but do check each charger / device in advance since 110v chargers and devices will not work without a special adapter. The standard plug socket is also of a different kind. You will need to get converter plugs to enable your chargers and devices to plug into standard Indian wall sockets.

No, all your luggage would be carried in the backup vehicle.

If you have international roaming activated on your mobile phone plan, it will work in places where network coverage is available. But you might want to check with your cell phone company for related tariff and compatibility.

After judging the situation on the ground, the Road Captain will take a call on the alternate route.

No, but we can guide you to the best of our knowledge to make your stay in India comfortable before and after the tour dates. There will be no consultation fees for the same.

No

An experienced Ride Leader from StoneheadBikes will be part of each tour, leading from the front on his own motorcycle. Our ride guides are well versed in English, besides being familiar with the local language, culture, routes and conditions. Besides, StoneheadBikes ride guides are certified in Emergency First-Aid .

You will have access to the internet in major town and cities, but in remote regions of Himalayas you will have zero access.

No, International airfare is NOT included in the price of the tours. We have found that most clients often prefer to arrange their own flights using frequent-flyer miles and are either extending their stay in India before or after the tours.

Ideally all the tours start and end at New Delhi.

Yes, we do! Please visit our "tours" page to see upcoming tours program and pricing. 

Please refer the inclusions and exclusions of each tour.

Bringing Indian currency by any foreign national is prohibited. Therefore, we would advise you to bring currency of your respective country/domicile and get it exchanged into Indian Rupees (INR) here. You are authorized to bring foreign currency notes equivalent to USD 5000 (without declaration). Also there are no ATMs in remote areas, it is therefore advisable to withdraw cash at major cities like New Delhi, Srinagar, Manali, etc.

It is advisable to pack sensibly as the space in luggage van is tight. Pack as compact as possible.

In case of any other query feel free to email us at [email protected]. Please refer to Contact Us page for further information.

There is no provision for insurance in case of travel by a motorcycle in India. Clients should get personal insurance from their respective countries for motorcycle riding for 500 cc motorcycle. Only third party vehicle insurance is provided as is required under Indian regulations. This has very limited effect as you are travelling and if you cause an accident then no one is very interested in making insurance claims. The claim is made on the driver directly and usually in the form of cash compensation. Negotiate quickly and keep moving on your journey. Full attention to what you are doing is your best insurance.

Comprehensive insurance is not generally available on most bike rentals.

Medical and Accident/Travel Insurance, ensure that you have arranged all your travel insurance prior to departure as bike riding in India and some of the places that are popular can be difficult and things do happen. Full attention to what you are doing is your best insurance. 

There are several ways to get to Leh Ladakh depending on where you are coming from and your preferred mode of transportation. Here are some options:

By Airplane:

The easiest way to reach Ladakh is by plane. Leh's Kushok Bakula Rinpochei Airport is the main airport serving Ladakh and is well connected to major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai and Srinagar. From the airport, you can take a taxi or shared taxi to your destination.

By Taxi/Self Driven Vehicles:

You can also reach Ladakh by car by renting a motorcycle in delhi/taxi or driving yourself. The most popular route is the Leh-Manali Highway, which is open from May to October. The route passes through some of the most beautiful scenery in the region and is popular with adventure seekers.

By bus:

There are regular bus services from Srinagar and Manali to Ladakh. These buses are operated by Jammu and Kashmir Road Transport Corporation (JKSRTC) and Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC). The journey can be long and tiring, but cheaper than hiring a taxi.

By Train:

The nearest train station to Ladakh is Jammu Tawi railway station, about 700 km away. From Jammu, you can reach Leh by taxi or bus. However, this is a less popular option as it is time consuming and the roads can be dangerous.

It's a good idea to plan your trip in advance, especially if you're traveling during high season (June to September). Also, be sure to pack warm clothes and other essentials as the weather in Ladakh can be unpredictable.

Ladakh is a high altitude region and requires special precautions for a safe and healthy journey. Here are some things to keep in mind when traveling to Ladakh on a bike/taxi or by flight:

Proper acclimation:

Due to the high altitude of Ladakh, it is important to acclimate before participating in the activity. Take it slow during the first few days, giving your body enough time to acclimate to the altitude. That means avoiding strenuous activity and drinking plenty of water.

Pack warm clothes:

Ladakh can get quite cold, especially at night. It is important to have warm clothes such as jackets, gloves and hats to stay warm.

Drink enough:

Due to the dry climate, hydration is important in Ladakh. Make sure you drink plenty of water, even if you're not thirsty.

Consider the Sun:

Due to the high altitude of Ladakh, the sun is more intense. It is important to wear sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

Safe drive:

Roads in Ladakh are narrow and winding with some unpaved sections. It is important to drive carefully and follow all traffic rules to avoid accidents.

Respect local culture:

Ladakh has a rich cultural heritage and it is important to respect local culture and customs. Dress modestly and exercise caution when visiting religious sites.

Taking these precautions will ensure a safe and comfortable trip to Ladakh. We recommend contacting your local travel agent or tour guide for more specific advice and recommendations. 

The best time to do Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour is between October and March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. This is the winter season in Rajasthan, with temperatures typically ranging from 10°C to 27°C, making it an ideal time to explore the state's forts, palaces and other attractions.

During this period, the days are sunny and comfortable, and the nights are cool. Outdoor activities such as camel safaris, desert camping and sightseeing can be enjoyed without worrying about the scorching heat that Rajasthan experiences during the summer months.

Rajasthan's monsoon season starts in July and lasts until September. A good time to visit if you don't mind the occasional shower. The lush scenery and cool temperatures make it the perfect time to explore the state's wildlife sanctuaries and national parks.

However, it is best to avoid the summer months from April to June, as temperatures can reach 45°C in parts of the state. Avoid this time of year as the heat can be brutal and make outdoor activities uncomfortable.

All in all, the best time to travel to Rajasthan or do Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour is during the winter months from October to March. The weather is nice and ideal for exploring the state's many attractions.  

Pushkar Mela, also known as Pushkar Camel Fair, is an annual festival held in Pushkar city, Rajasthan, India. It usually takes place in his October or November in the Hindu Kartik month, which corresponds to his October or November in the Gregorian calendar.

The exact date of Pushkar Mela varies from year to year as it is determined by the Hindu lunar calendar. The fair usually lasts about five days and he is one of the largest and most famous camel fairs in the world.

Thousands of camels and other livestock are traded during Pushkar Mela. It also hosts cultural events and competitions such as camel races, turban tying competitions and longest mustache competitions. Pushkar Mela is a popular tourist attraction that attracts tourists from all over the world. If you plan to attend the Pushkar Mela, we recommend that you confirm the exact dates in advance and make your travel arrangements accordingly.  

Ladakh is the northernmost high altitude region of India. It lies at an average elevation of about 3,500 meters (11,500 feet) above sea level. Some areas of Ladakh, such as the city of Leh, are even higher, with elevations he exceeds 3,500 meters (11,500 feet). Due to the high altitude of Ladakh, it can be a challenge for some visitors as it can cause altitude sickness.To avoid altitude sickness, please take appropriate precautions when traveling to Ladakh and adapt appropriately.  

Traveling to Leh Ladakh with children can be safe and enjoyable, but it is important to take certain precautions to ensure your children's health and safety.

First, the high altitude of Leh Ladakh is prone to altitude sickness, which can be difficult for some children. It's important to take it easy and give them enough time to adjust. This means avoiding strenuous activity for the first few days and drinking plenty of fluids.

Second, Ladakh's extreme weather conditions can also be a problem for children, especially during the winter months. It is important to pack warm clothes and protect yourself from the cold.

Third, the road to Leh Ladakh can be bumpy and uncomfortable, which can be especially difficult for young children. It is important to choose reliable, comfortable transportation and take breaks when necessary.

Finally, it's important to have the necessary medicines and first aid supplies on hand in case the unexpected happens.

Overall, traveling to Ladakh with children is safe and enjoyable, but it is important to plan ahead and take necessary precautions to ensure the health and safety of your children. We recommend contacting your local travel agent or tour guide for more specific advice and recommendations.

India's largest state, Rajasthan, is famous for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant colors, awe-inspiring palaces and forts, traditional music and dance, delicious food and breath-taking desert landscapes. is. Here are some of the main things Rajasthan is famous for.

Forts and palaces:

Rajasthan is known for its impressive forts and palaces, many of which date back to the days of Rajput kings and queens. Some of the most famous include Amer Fort, Mehrangarh Fort, City Palace and Hawa Mahal.

Desert landscape:

Rajasthan has the Thar Desert, which occupies most of the state. This desert is famous for its dunes, camel safaris and colorful sunsets. Traditional crafts:

Rajasthan is famous for its traditional arts and crafts such as block printing, embroidery, pottery and jewelry making. The state is also known for its colorful fabrics and textiles.

Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks:

Rajasthan has several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks such as Ranthambore National Park, Sariska National Park and Keoladeo National Park. These parks are known for their diverse flora and fauna, including tigers, leopards, elephants and migratory birds.

Festival:

Rajasthan is known for its lively festivals such as the Pushkar Camel Fair, the Jaipur Literary Festival and the Desert Festival. These festivals showcase the state's rich cultural heritage and traditions.

Eat:

Rajasthan is famous for its delicious dishes such as dal bati churma, gatte ki sabzi and laal maas. The state is also known for sweets and snacks such as gewar, mawa kachori and piaz kachori.

All in all, Rajasthan is a treasure trove of cultural and natural wonders and a must-see destination for anyone interested in exploring India's rich history and diverse cultures. Do check out our private custom Rajasthan Motorcycle Tours. 

Delhi, the capital of India, is a vibrant and bustling metropolis that offers visitors a wealth of attractions. Here are some of the best places to visit in Delhi.

Red Fort:

The Red Fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a famous monument of Delhi. Built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the 17th century, it served as the imperial residence of the Mughal dynasty.

Qutub Minar:

Qutub Minar is another of his UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a popular tourist attraction in Delhi. The towering he's a 12th-century minaret and he's one of the tallest brick minarets in the world.

India Gate:

India Gate is a war memorial in the center of Delhi. Built to honor Indian soldiers who died in World War I, the place is a popular spot for picnics and evening walks.

Lotus Temple:

Lotus Temple is a unique and beautiful temple in Delhi shaped like a lotus flower. It is a Baha'i house of worship and is open to people of all faiths.

Humayun's Tomb:

Humayun's Tomb is another of his UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a popular tourist attraction in Delhi. An impressive 16th-century tomb and a fine example of Mughal architecture.

Akshardham Temple:

Akshardham Temple is a magnificent and majestic temple complex in Delhi known for its stunning architecture and intricate carvings.

Chandni Chowk:

Chandni Chowk is he one of Delhi's oldest and busiest markets. It is famous for its narrow streets, colorful shops and delicious street food.

National Museum:

The National Museum is a must-see for history buffs. It has a vast collection of artefacts and exhibits showcasing India's rich cultural heritage.

These are just a few of the many great places to visit in Delhi. Visitors can also explore other attractions such as Jama Masjid, Rashtrapati Bhawan and Raj Ghat. If planning for Delhi sightseeing, do check out our Delhi Sightseeing Motorcycle Tour. 

Leh Ladakh is a beautiful and unique travel destination in India. Known for its breath-taking scenery, vibrant culture and adventurous activities. Here is a suggested itinerary for Leh Ladakh by flight:

Day 1:

Arrive in Leh and acclimate

Day 2:

Visit local markets and explore the city

Day 3:

Visit the ancient monasteries of Shey, Thiksey and Hemis

Day 4:

Drive to Nubra Valley via Khardung La, the world's highest motorway

Day 5:

Visit Diskit Monastery and Hundred Sand Dunes in Nubra Valley

Day 6:

Drive back to Leh and explore the city

Day 7:

Visit Lake Pangong tso, a high-altitude lake known for its beautiful blue water

Day 8:

Visit Lake Tso Moriri, another beautiful high-altitude lake

Day 9:

Explore the Indus Valley and visit Alchi and Likil Monasteries

Day 10:

Departure from Leh

Note:

It is important to acclimate to the high altitude of Leh Ladakh. Therefore, it is advisable to spend the first few days in Leh and avoid strenuous activity. Also, check the latest travel policies and restrictions before planning your trip. If planning for a Leh Ladakh bike tour this summer, do check out our private custom Leh Ladakh bike trip from Delhi.

Jim Corbett National Park is a popular wildlife sanctuary in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand. The best time to visit Jim Corbett National Park depends on your interests and preferences.

The park is open year-round, but the best time to visit is from November to June when the weather is pleasant and dry. During this period you can see a wide variety of wildlife including tigers, leopards, elephants, deer and many species of birds.

Winter, December through February, is a great time to visit Jim Corbett National Park, especially if you enjoy bird watching. The park is home to over 500 species of birds, including migratory birds that visit in winter.

However, if you want to see tigers, the best time to go is from March to June, when the temperature rises and tigers come out in search of water.

The monsoon season from July to September is not the best time to visit Jim Corbett National Park. The park remains closed during this time due to heavy rains and potential landslides.

Overall, the best time to visit Jim Corbett National Park is between November and June, depending on your interests and preferences. If you are planning to rent a bike in Delhi for Jim Corbett road trip, do check out our RENTAL section.