Day 01: Arrival in Lhasa by train or air.
On arrival, meet assist and transfer to downtown Lhasa, 3650mts.
Arriving in Lhasa, the ancient holy city of Tibet and our guide and driver will be welcomed you at the railway station and transfer to the hotel.
Rest in the afternoon. Overnight in Lhasa.

Day 02: Sightseeing tour in Lhasa
Visit Potala Palace, Jokang temple, Bharkor Bazar.

After breakfast, travel to Potala Palace which will take you 10 minutes from your hotel.

THE POTALA PALACE is considered one of the great wonders of the world. It is held sacred by Tibetans as the former residence of successive Dalai Lamas, and is one of Tibet’s most holy pilgrimage sites. A palace was originally built in the 7 th century by King Songtsen Gampo, and was believed to have been nine stories high, but around the 9th century, it is believed to have been destroyed by a big fire.

The present Potala Palace was constructed by the great fifth Dalai Lama in the 17 th century after he became ruler of Tibet. The Potala Palace is divided into two sections, the White Palace (completed in 1653) and Red palace (completed 1694). It has more than one thousand rooms and is thirteen stories high. The White Palace was secular in nature and mainly used for government administration, whilst the Red palace was mainly used for religious functions and still has numerous chapels, including those containing reliquary stupas of the successive Dalai Lamas which are richly decorated in gold, silver and semi-precious stones. Afternoon, visit Jokang temple and Bharkor.

JOKANG TEMPLE the Jokang is Tibet’s most sacred temple, the main point of pilgrims from the entire Tibetan plateau. Located at the heart of the ancient town of Lhasa, it was built in the 7 th century by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo’s queen Bhrikuti on a site identified by Queen Wencheng according to her geomantic calculation. The temple is 3 stories high and it is constructed with enormous chapels including the most sacred statue of Budhha Shakyamuni, enshrined. It has around 70 monks nowadays.

ANCIENT BHARKOR STREET is the most sacred pilgrimage site in Lhasa and it is full of pilgrims from down till dusk. There are four huge prayer flags situated in Bhakor street which surrounds the Jokang, known respectively as Gadhen Dharchen in the northeast, Juyak Dharchen in the west, Kelsang Dharchen in the southwest and SharKyaring Dharchen in the southeast. The Bharkor street is the most active market in all Tibet and it is possible to purchase traditional Tibetan artifacts, religious implements, antiques, modern goods, books, music, clothing, spices, fresh meat and vegetable.

Day 03: Drepung and Sera monasteries
After breakfast, drive to Drepung monastery which will take you 15 minutes drive from your hotel. DREPUNG MONASTERY is the largest monastery in Tibet, built in the 15 th century by Jamyang Choeje who is one of Tsongkapa’s foremost disciple. The monastery is beautifully located up in a hill at the distance of 7 Km from the old section of the city and it is the biggest monastery in Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery has four main colleges with numerous small chapels and house chapels, known as Khangtsen in Tibetan. There are around six hundred monks nowadays. Afternoon, visit Sera and Norbu Lingka.

SERA MONASTERY was founded in around 15th century by Jamchen Choeje who is another famous disciple of Tsongka pa and it is the second largest monastery of Tibet. There are three big colleges with numerous chapels and house chapels. The most attraction to visit this monastery is to see the monks debating which hold from 3-5Pm everyday apart from Sunday.

Day 04: Lhasa-Gongka – Yamdrok
Ride Lhasa-Gongkar Chode monastery-Kyarola pass-Yamdrok lake-Kangru monastery-Rimpo camp site at Yamdrok ( 4480m/195km)

After breakfast, drive to Yamdrok lake through the tunnel towards southern part of Lhasa, known as Lhoka in Tibetan and continues journey along the YarlungTsangpo and some beautiful villages of Lhoka and reach Gongkarcounty and Gongkar town after one and half hours drive. The road condition for today is very good. We will visit the Choede monastery.GonggarChoede monastery, which was built in 1464, belongs to the Zung branch (meaning grey earth ) of the Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism. The principal founder of the Dzongpa Tradition was Dorje Chang KungaNamgyal (1432–1496). The main monastery of the Dzongpa is GongkarChode just south-west of Lhasa on the south side of the Tsangpo River at the distance of 55Km from Lhasa.

In the 16th century, the monastery was beautified with wall paintings of the Khyenri school of Tibetan paintings done by the well-known artist of the times, JamyangKhyentseWangchuk The history of the monastery is traced to the first visit of Jowo-je PaldenAtisha (980–1054 CE), Buddhist teacher from the Pala Empire. During his first visit, Atisha had stopped close to the location of the monastery, prostrated in the direction of the monastery and prophesised that one day a monastery would be built at this location, which would become famous. He had marked the location with a mound of white pebbles in the form of a Mandala (this mound got destroyed during the Cultural Revolution).

The Dzong was under the stewardship of Dorje-denpa Kun-gaNamgyal also known as Dorje Chang KungaNamgyal (1432–1496), who was a well-known Guru who had received training in the Sutra, Tantra and Tantric rituals from masters of all traditions. He was the holder of the Dzongpa tradition of the Sakyapa school of Tibetan Bhuddism. When he was sitting on the roof of his house in the GongkarDzong, while reciting the religious scripture, the Vajradhatu, a leaf of the scripture was flown away by wind and it fell at a location where the present GongkarChoede Monastery is located.

It is mentioned that between Gongkar and Tsetang there are seven gompas of the Sakyapa sect, including the GongkarDorjeden, known as GongarChoede, the pillar of Sakyapa power, to the south of the Tsongpo valley. GonggarChoede monastery is three storey’s high and the assembly hall is dedicated to the old paintings and three big statues of SakyaPendita, Shakyamuni and Guru Rinpoche. The monastery survived many beautiful old wall painting date back to the 16th Century.

It is worthwhile to spend some time with torch to explore the wall painting both in the main assembly hall and on the second floors. The Gongkar Monastery also became famous because it was here that the artistic Central Tibetan painting of Kyenri originated. After visiting the monastery, we will continue our journey to Yamdroklake through some beautiful villages and Kyarola pass, 4900Mts on the top of the pass.

From the top of the pass, you can have a beautiful view of another arm of Yamdroklake which usually rarely are seen by other tourists and a beautiful village called Drilung located near by the lake. It will take only half an hour to get down to the campsite from the top of the pass. Continue riding along the Yamdrok lake and passing some beautiful villages. Reach our campsite at Rimpo and late afternoon, short ride to Kangru monastery, visit the monastery.

Day 05: Yamdrok – Ralung
Drive Yamdrok lake east-Phurma Yumtso lake-Taklung-Karola glacier-Ralung monastery (4550mts/130Km )

Drive along the Yamdroklake and enjoy many beautiful villages. Just before reaching Taglung, We will drive further to the south by crossing a small pass. Visit Phurma Yumtso lake and then drive back to Taglung. Visit Taglung monastery. Continuously drive to Ralung monastery. Ralung is a beautifully located Kagyupa monastery and it has a very beautiful campsite in the summer time.

Day 06: Ralung-Gyantse-Shigatse. (3900mts/ 190Km )
You will start your tour at around 8.30Am from the campsite and then drive towards Gyantse. You will reach Gyantse by lunch time. Visit Palchoe monastery and Kubum Pagoda stupa. Continue Tibet holiday to Shigatse by passing one of the biggest farming land in Tibet where people grow barley, wheat, different kinds of vegetables.

Day 07: Drive from Shigatse to Yampachen hot spring ( 4290m/180km)
After breakfast, drive along the Bharmaputra river with a landscape of sandy hills, villages, and Rulak Yungdrung ling at the other side of the river. From Tagdruka, you will leave the main friendship highway and drive off road until you reach Yampachen hot spring. Enjoy the landscape of beautiful Tibetan village and nomad camps, great view of Jomo Kanggar snow mountain from the top of Xugu la pass. Have a relaxing bath in the hot spring.

Day 08: Yampachen to Namtso lake-Tashido hermitage
Drive from Yampachen to Namtso lake-Tashido hermitage ( 4718m/160km)

Drive around 3km distance and reach the Qinghai Tibet highway. Enjoy the landscape of vast grassland, nomad camp and Nyenchen Thangla mountain range. From Damxung county, you will take off from the main road and drive to the west, crossing Lagen la pass with a great view of Namtso lake from the top of the pass. Arrival at Namtso lake and walk around Tashido hermitage.

Day 09: Tashido hermitage-Gorchung monastery, 4560m/76km, walk 4 hrs.
After breakfast, start your journey by riding motorcycle from Tashido hermitage and start Namtso lake take round pilgrimage trip by taking a dirt road. The road condition is ok and you will be driving along the south side of Namtso lake at the distance of 71 Km total. The total duration of driving will be around two hours and half. Enjoying a fantastic view of the whole Namtso lake from the south shore and a great closer view of Nyenchen Thangla mountain range. We will be camping at Gorchung monastery which is almost to the basecamp of Gurchen snow peak at the elevation of over 6000m. There is also a big nomad camp nearby the monastery.

You can visit a nomad family and experience how the Tibetan nomads’ living standard is. While you will be visiting a small Gorchung monastery and listen to the monks life story there if the monks did not go to the town to read scripture for the nomads. In the mean time, our cooking team will prepare and ready your lunch.

Have lunch and afternoon, you will trek to the base of Gurchen snow peak, takes you around 2 hours up, take a rest at a glacier lake, enjoying a fantastic view of Gurchen snow peak and the lake. Continue your trek around a beautiful mountain called Amitsegu clockwise, crossing a small pass and then come down the valley to the campsite for around 2 hours. You will have a tremendously beautiful view of whole Namtso lake and Nyenchen Thangla mountain range from the top of the Amitsegu small pass.

Day 10: Gorchung monastery-Dokya Gompa-Rarila or Langchen Namgo
Gorchung monastery-Dokya Gompa-`Rarila (5640m)-Jado Gompa or Langchen Namgo-before village Number five, 4570m/140km.
After breakfast, you will start your journey around the Namtso lake, drive along a spacious grassland on the Jangthang plateau, seeing a beautiful green plateau with snow capped mountain in a long distant mountain view from the northern Tibetan plateau. After around two hours drive in a vast plateau, you will reach Dokya Gompa which is a small monastery located to the east shore of the lake.

From the monastery view point, if the weather is clear, you will see a very clear view of Gorchung snow peak as well some beautiful Nyenchen Thangla mountain ranges. Continue your journey and cross Rirala pass which is just a very small pass of over 5640m, driving through several nomad camps and villages, reaching Jado Gompa or Langchen Namgo ( Elephant head ).

We will drive to Langchen Namgo from the main dirt road at the distance of 500m, enjoy a great view of whole Namtso lake and some beautiful rocky hills along the lake shore. From Langchen Namgo to our campsite is only around 15Km which will take you half an hour drive. You will arrive at our campsite by around 3.Pm, have some snack and tea and then walk along the lake shore for around 2 hours. From our campsite, you will have the most beautiful view of the lake Namtso with a full landscape view of Nyechen Thangla mountain range.

Day 11: Village No five-East Namtso lake-Damxung county ( 4200m/160km)
After breakfast, enjoy the most beautiful morning from the north side of Namtso lake shore. The other side of the lake is full of snow capped mountain, looks like a white scarf blowing around the lake Namtso.

It is extremely a beautiful morning. Start your journey and pass by a couple of Tibetan nomad villages, after 36Km of bumpy road, you will reach a junction where the road goes to the south east to Damshung at the distance of 82Km and to the north west at the distance of 118Km to Bang Ga county. We will drive along a narrow paved road for 56Km to reach Namtso Xiang or the foot of Lagenla pass, then join the main road between Namtso lake and Damxung.

Day 12: Drive from Damxung to Reting monastery (4100m/120km)
After around 10 Km distance from Damxung county, you will turn left side from the Qinghai Tibet highway. Take a green valley with a beautiful stream water and take off the beaten track to Reting monastery. late afternoon, visit Reting monastery which is one of the important Gelukpa monastery with a very sacred cave of Tsongkapa, the founder of the Gelukpa school. The monastery is beautifully located in a Juniper tree forest.

Day 13: Drive from Reting to Terdrom hot spring (4325m/121km)
After breakfast, start your journey to Terdrom hot spring via some beautiful villages, living on both farming and nomad. Drive directly to Drigungthil monastery which is just around 6km from the junction where you are turning left for the narrow gorge of Terdrom nunnery and hot spring. The best thing that you can enjoy in Tridom nunnery is the hot spring which is believed to be blessed as holy spring by Guru Rinpo Che so people take bath in the hot spring in order to cure their illness including bone broken illness . It is one of the cleanest natural hot spring in Tibet so please do not miss taking a bath in it since it is within the nunnery.

Day 14: Drive Terdrom-Ganden monastery-Lhasa (3650m/170km)
After breakfast, drive to Lhasa along the Lhasa river dominated by beautiful Tibetan villages and flocks of yaks grazing on side mountain of Ganden monastery. After an hour drive, you will reach Ganden monastery. Ganden monastery is one of the six biggest Gelukpa monasteries and it is the mother monastery of the Yellow hat school.

Day 15: Drive to Lhasa Gongkar airport
Departure transfer to Lhasa airport for flight to onward destination.

Day 01: Arrive Lhasa and transfer to downtown Lhasa, 3650mts
Arriving in Lhasa, the ancient holy city of Tibet and Our Tibet travel guide and driver will be welcomed you at the railway station and transfer to the hotel. Rest in the afternoon.

Day 02: Sightseeing tour in Lhasa
After breakfast sightseeing tour in Lhasa, Potala Palace, Jokang temple, Bharkor Bazar.

Travel to Potala Palace which will take you 10 minutes from your hotel. THE POTALA PALACE is considered one of the great wonders of the world. It is held sacred by Tibetans as the former residence of successive Dalai Lamas, and is one of Tibet’s most holy pilgrimage sites. A palace was originally built in the 7 th century by King Songtsen Gampo, and was believed to have been nine stories high, but around the 9th century, it is believed to have been destroyed by a big fire.

The present Potala Palace was constructed by the great fifth Dalai Lama in the 17 th century after he became ruler of Tibet. The Potala Palace is divided into two sections, the White Palace (completed in 1653) and Red palace (completed 1694). It has more than one thousand rooms and is thirteen stories high. The White Palace was secular in nature and mainly used for government administration, whilst the Red palace was mainly used for religious functions and still has numerous chapels, including those containing reliquary stupas of the successive Dalai Lamas which are richly decorated in gold, silver and semi-precious stones.

Afternoon, visit Jokang temple and Bharkor. JOKANG TEMPLE the Jokang is Tibet’s most sacred temple, the main point of pilgrims from the entire Tibetan plateau. Located at the heart of the ancient town of Lhasa, it was built in the 7 th century by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo’s queen Bhrikuti on a site identified by Queen Wencheng according to her geomantic calculation. The temple is 3 stories high and it is constructed with enormous chapels including the most sacred statue of Budhha Shakyamuni, enshrined. It has around 70 monks nowadays. ANCIENT BHARKOR STREET is the most sacred pilgrimage site in Lhasa and it is full of pilgrims from down till dusk.

There are four huge prayer flags situated in Bhakor street which surrounds the Jokang, known respectively as Gadhen Dharchen in the northeast, Juyak Dharchen in the west, Kelsang Dharchen in the southwest and SharKyaring Dharchen in the southeast. The Bharkor street is the most active market in all Tibet and it is possible to purchase traditional Tibetan artifacts, religious implements, antiques, modern goods, books, music, clothing, spices, fresh meat and vegetable.

Day 03: Drepung and Sera monasteries
After breakfast, drive to Drepung monastery which will take you 15 minutes drive from your hotel. DREPUNG MONASTERY is the largest monastery in Tibet, built in the 15 th century by Jamyang Choeje who is one of Tsongkapa’s foremost disciple. The monastery is beautifully located up in a hill at the distance of 7 Km from the old section of the city and it is the biggest monastery in Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery has four main colleges with numerous small chapels and house chapels, known as Khangtsen in Tibetan. There are around six hundred monks nowadays.

Afternoon, visit Sera and Norbu Lingka. SERA MONASTERY was founded in around 15th century by Jamchen Choeje who is another famous disciple of Tsongka pa and it is the second largest monastery of Tibet. There are three big colleges with numerous chapels and house chapels. The most attraction to visit this monastery is to see the monks debating which hold from 3-5Pm everyday apart from Sunday. NORBU LINGKA is the first summer Palace which was founded by the seventh Dalai Lama in 18 th century and the first Palace Kelsang Podrang was also constructed as the same name as the 7 th Dalai Lama, Kelsang Gyatso.

The eight Dalai Lama Jampel Gyatso (1758-1804) did more initiated work on the Norbulingka, expending the gardens and digging a lake which can be found south of the new summer Palace. The thirteenth Dalai Lama (1876-1933) was responsible for the three Palaces in the north west corner of the park and the fourteen the

Day 04: Day trip to Ganden monastery and back to Lhasa, 120Km
After breakfast, you will start your excursion to Ganden monastery through Lhasa to Nyingtri highway and you will have a fantastic overlooking view of Tibetan traditional villages, surrounded by green fertile agricultural lad of Tibet and beautiful meadow hill side near Ganden monastery with many Yak. It will take you an hour to reach Ganden monastery by van. You will visit Ganden monastery which is the mother monastery of the Gelukpa sect and it is the most important Buddhist school in Tibet. The monastery is also one of the biggest monasteries in Tibet.

After the sightseeing in Ganden monastery, you will do a short walking around monastery, known as monastery Kora in Tibetan. It takes you around two hours and enjoy a panoramic view of the Kyichu valley. On the way back, you will visit a small Tibetan Thangka factory and see how the Tibetans build their Thangka, the most significant Tibetan traditional art which has hundreds of hundreds years history.

Day 05: Lhasa-Gongkar Chode monastery-Kyarola pass-Yamdrok
Ride Lhasa-Gongkar Chode monastery-Kyarola pass-Yamdrok lake-Kangru monastery-Rimpo camp site at Yamdrok ( 4480m/195km)
After breakfast, drive to Yamdrok lake through the tunnel towards southern part of Lhasa, known as Lhoka in Tibetan and continues journey along the YarlungTsangpo and some beautiful villages of Lhoka and reach Gongkarcounty and Gongkar town after one and half hours drive. The road condition for today is very good. We will visit the Choede monastery.GonggarChoede monastery, which was built in 1464, belongs to the Zung branch (meaning grey earth ) of the Sakyapa school of Tibetan Buddhism.

The principal founder of the Dzongpa Tradition was Dorje Chang KungaNamgyal (1432–1496). The main monastery of the Dzongpa is GongkarChode just south-west of Lhasa on the south side of the Tsangpo River at the distance of 55Km from Lhasa. In the 16th century, the monastery was beautified with wall paintings of the Khyenri school of Tibetan paintings done by the well-known artist of the times, JamyangKhyentseWangchuk The history of the monastery is traced to the first visit of Jowo-je PaldenAtisha (980–1054 CE), Buddhist teacher from the Pala Empire.

During his first visit, Atisha had stopped close to the location of the monastery, prostrated in the direction of the monastery and prophesised that one day a monastery would be built at this location, which would become famous. He had marked the location with a mound of white pebbles in the form of a Mandala (this mound got destroyed during the Cultural Revolution). The Dzong was under the stewardship of Dorje-denpa Kun-gaNamgyal also known as Dorje Chang KungaNamgyal (1432–1496), who was a well-known Guru who had received training in the Sutra, Tantra and Tantric rituals from masters of all traditions. He was the holder of the Dzongpa tradition of the Sakyapa school of Tibetan Bhuddism.

When he was sitting on the roof of his house in the GongkarDzong, while reciting the religious scripture, the Vajradhatu, a leaf of the scripture was flown away by wind and it fell at a location where the present GongkarChoede Monastery is located. It is mentioned that between Gongkar and Tsetang there are seven gompas of the Sakyapa sect, including the GongkarDorjeden, known as GongarChoede, the pillar of Sakyapa power, to the south of the Tsongpo valley. GonggarChoede monastery is three storey’s high and the assembly hall is dedicated to the old paintings and three big statues of SakyaPendita, Shakyamuni and Guru Rinpoche.

The monastery survived many beautiful old wall painting date back to the 16th Century. It is worthwhile to spend some time with torch to explore the wall painting both in the main assembly hall and on the second floors. The Gongkar Monastery also became famous because it was here that the artistic Central Tibetan painting of Kyenri originated. After visiting the monastery, we will continue our journey to Yamdroklake through some beautiful villages and Kyarola pass, 4900Mts on the top of the pass.

From the top of the pass, you can have a beautiful view of another arm of Yamdroklake which usually rarely are seen by other tourists and a beautiful village called Drilung located near by the lake. It will take only half an hour to get down to the campsite from the top of the pass. Continue riding along the Yamdrok lake and passing some beautiful villages. Reach our campsite at Rimpo and late afternoon, short ride to Kangru monastery, visit the monastery.

Day 06: Yamdrok lake -Phurma Yumtso lake-Taklung-Karola glacier-Ralung
Drive Yamdrok lake east-Phurma Yumtso lake-Taklung-Karola glacier-Ralung monastery (4550mts/130Km )

Drive along the Yamdroklake and enjoy many beautiful villages. Just before reaching Taglung, We will drive further to the south by crossing a small pass. Visit Phurma Yumtso lake and then drive back to Taglung. Visit Taglung monastery. Continuously drive to Ralung monastery. Ralung is a beautifully located Kagyupa monastery and it has a very beautiful campsite in the summer time.

Day 07: Ralung-Gyantse-Shigatse. (3900mts/ 190Km )
You will start your tour at around 8.30Am from the campsite and then drive towards Gyantse. You will reach Gyantse by lunch time. Visit Palchoe monastery and Kubum Pagoda stupa. Continue Tibet holiday to Shigatse by passing one of the biggest farming land in Tibet where people grow barley, wheat, different kinds of vegetables.

Day 08: Drive Shigatse-Sakya monastery (4050Mts/150KM )
Morning, visit Tashi Lhunpo monastery and drive to Sakya monastery at the distance of 150km on a good paved road condition through Tsola 4500Mts and some beautiful villages. Visit Sakya monastery in the afternoon and enjoy a nice walk in the village of Sakya.

Day 09: Sakya-Drangthang-Dingri-Rongpu monastery (5000Mts/270Km)
You will start your tour at 9Am and drive through Dingla pass 5000Mts from which you will have a fantastic view of Mount Everest, Lhotse and Makalu respectively which are over 8000Mts. When the sun sets, you will have a fantastic view of Mount Everest in a red colored sun shade on the Everest.

Day 10: Everest base camp (5200m) and Rongpu monastery
Full day around Everest base camp (5200m) and Rongpu monastery (5000m/16km walk)

Morning, enjoy an extremely beautiful sunrise view on the Everest and have breakfast. You will visit the world’s highest monastery, Rongbuk. Walk up to Everest base camp which takes you an hour and half. Explore Everest base camp and back to Rongbuk monastery.

Day 11: Rongpu monastery-Shegar-Old Lhatse-Phuntsoling-Shigatse
You will start your tour at around 8.30Am from Rongpu and drive through two big mountain passes, Pangla and Gyatso la 5220Mts and some beautiful villages. You will take unusual route from Lhatse to Shigatse through old Lhatse and Phuntsoling monastery where you have less traffic and more off the beaten trail. Visit Phuntsoling monastery.

Day 12: Shigatse – Lhasa ( 3650mts/280Km)
Am Visit Tashi Lhunpo monastery which is the seat of the Penchen Lama and the largest Gelukpa monastery in Tsang region. After the lunch, ride along the Yarlung Tsangpo river which is started from the western part of Tibet near Kailash and it flows through the Tsang region, Nyingtri, the easten forest region of Tibet and finally it flows in to the bay of Bengal. There is a beautiful landscape on the way with sand done.Hotel

Day 13: Resting and shopping day in Lhasa
Today is a free day without guided sightseeing tour. You will walk around the Bharkor Bazzar for shopping or relax yourself in your hotel.

Day 14 Depart Lhasa ( 3650m/45km)
Drive to Lhasa airport along the Lhasa river and Kyichu valley. Lhasa river is one of the biggest tributaries of Barhmaputra.

Day 01: Arrive Kyirong town from Kathmandu (By Road)
Kathmandu or Sybrubisi border-Kyirong town(2800Mts/ 168Km from Kathmandu, 8-9 hours ride/ Sybrubisi to Kyirong town, 20km, 1 hour ride)

Our Tibetan guide and driver will pick you up at the border and make the necessary immigration paper work and then continue driving to Kyirong town at the distance of 20Km.

Day 02: Kyirong-Pekutso-New Tingri (Shegar) (4050Mts/270Km, 6H ride )
You will start your tour at 9 Am and on the Nepal Tibet friendship high way via two big mountain passes, known as Thongla pass,5120mts from which you can have a fantastic view of first Himlayan mountain range and mount Shisha Pangma,8000mts and Lalung la pass,5090mts and finally reach Old Dingri with a view of mount Everest and Joyo. Old Dingri is one of the popular places to stop a night in order to view mount Everest for tourists especially for those who are unable to go to Mount Everestbecause of altitude problem.

Day 03: Shegar-Shigatse ( 3900Mts /240Km, 6-7 hours ride )
You will start your tour at around 8.30Am from Shegar and drive through one big mountain pass, Gyatso la 5220Mts and some beautiful villages. You will take unusual route from Lhatse to Shigatse through old Lhatse and Phuntsoling monastery where you have less traffic and more off the beaten trail. Visit Phuntsoling monastery.

Day 04: Shigatse – Lhasa ,3650mts, 280Km
Am Visit Tashi Lhunpo monastery which is the seat of the Penchen Lama and the largest Gelukpa monastery in Tsang region. After the lunch, ride along the Yarlung Tsangpo river which is started from the western part of Tibet near Kailash and it flows through the Tsang region, Nyingtri, the easten forest region of Tibet and finally it flows in to the bay of Bengal. There is a beautiful landscape on the way with sand done.

Day 05 visit Potalal Palace, Jokang temple and Bharkor Bazar
POTALA PALACE the Potala is considered one of the great wonders of the world. It is held sacred by Tibetans as the former residence of successive Dalai Lamas, and is one of Tibet ‘s most holy pilgrimage sites. A palace was originally built in the 7 th century by King Songtsen Gampo, and was believed to have been nine stories high, but around the 9 th century it is believed to have been destroyed by a big fire. The present Potala Palace was constructed by the great fifth Dalai Lama in the 17 th century after he became ruler of Tibet .

The Potala Palace is divided into two sections, the White Palace (completed in 1653) and Red palace (completed 1694). It has more than one thousand rooms and is thirteen stories high. The White Palace was secular in nature and mainly used for government administration, whilst the Red palace was mainly used for religious functions and still has numerous chapels, including those containing reliquary stupas of the successive Dalai Lamas which are richly decorated in gold, silver and semi-precious stones. JOKANG TEMPLE the Jokang is Tibet ‘s most sacred temple, the main point of pilgrims from the entire Tibetan plateau.

Located at the heart of the ancient town of Lhasa , it was built in the 7 th century by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo’s queen Bhrikuti on a site identified by Queen Wencheng according to her geomantic calculation. The temple is 3 stories high and it is constructed with enormous chapels including the most sacred statue of Budhha Shakyamuni, enshrined. It has around 70 monks nowadays. ANCIENT BHARKOR STREET is the most sacred pilgrimage site in Lhasa and it is full of pilgrims from down till dusk.

There are four huge prayer flags situated in Bhakor street which surrounds the Jokang, known respectively as Gadhen Dharchen in the northeast, Juyak Dharchen in the west, Kelsang Dharchen in the southwest and SharKyaring Dharchen in the southeast. The Bharkor street is the most active market in all Tibet and it is possible to purchase traditional Tibetan artifacts, religious implements, antiques, modern goods, books, music, clothing, spices, fresh meat and vegetable.

Day 06: Visit Drepung & Sera monasteries
DREPUNG MONASTERY is the largest monastery in Tibet , built in the 15 th century by Jamyang Choeje who is one of Tsongkapa’s foremost disciple. The monastery is beautifully located up in a hill at the distance of 7 Km from the old section of the city and it is the biggest monastery in Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery has four main colleges with numerous small chapels and house chapels, known as Khangtsen in Tibetan.

There are around six hundred monks nowadays. SERA MONASTERY was founded in around 15th century by Jamchen Choeje who is another famous disciple of Tsongka pa and it is the second largest monastery of Tibet. There are three big colleges with numerous chapels and house chapels. The most attraction to visit this monastery is to see the monks debating which hold from 3-5Pm everyday apart from Sunday.

Day 07: Lhasa-Yamdrok lake-Gyantse,3950mts, 260Km
You will start your tour at around 9Am from your hotel and then ride towards Gyangtse through 3 big mountain passes, Kampa La, Karo La, Simila respectively. Karola is the highest pass among them which is over 5000Mts with it’s most beautiful glaciers, beautiful Yamdrok lake emerged as coral color from the top of Gampala pass. You will have your lunch at Nakartse country which is just between the Yamdrok lake and Karola glaciers.

Day 08: Gyantse-Shigatse-Sakya (4050mts, 240Km)
Ride from your hotel to Palchoe monastery which is just 5 minutes, Park all the motor bikes at the entry gate of the monastery while you are visiting the monastery. Our driver will take care of the bikes there. Palchoe monastery is one of the second largest monastery in the Tsang region and it has more than 700 hundred years history, built by local chieftain called Rabten Kunsang. Within the monastery, you will also visit Kubum stupa which is the largest stupa in the central Tibet , also built by Rebtan Kunsang.

After the sightseeing, ride to Shigatse and on the you can see huge farming land with flocks of villages on both side of the road. They grow lots of different kinds of crops and vegetables so it is one of the biggest farming lands inTibet . Drive continuously to Sakya through Tsola pass, 4500m at the distance of 150km with a very good road condition.

Day 09: Sakya-Drangthang-Shegar-Chozom conservative bus entry checkpoint

Drive from Sakya-Drangthang-Shegar-Chozom conservative bus entry checkpoint. ( 4950Mts/260Km, 6-7 hours ride ) Rongbuk monastery ( 5000m/20km )

You will start the tour at 8.30 Am and drive through Drila pass 5000Mts from which you will have a fantastic view of Mount Everest, Lhotse and Makalu respectively which are over 8000Mts. Continue driving through beautiful wilderness landscape with the view of Himalayan mountain range, reaching Shegar, crossing the checkpoint and continue to Chozom by bike by passing Pangla pass.

From the top of the Pangla pass, you will have a great view of Mt Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Shisha Bangma, Jo Oyu etc. Continue driving to Chozom conservative bus checkpoint entry gate and from there the motor bikes are not allowed to ride to Rongbuk monastery so you need to leave the motor bikes here and go to Rongbuk monastery by national Everest conservative bus at the distance of 20km. You can walk to the new Everest base camp ( 5000m, 10 minutes walk) and will enjoy the most beautiful view of Mt Everest from the base camp. When the sun sets or sun rise, don’t miss to see the most beautiful view of Mt Everest.

Day 10: Drive from Rongbuk to Kyirong town. ( 2800m / 270Km, 6 hours ride )
Morning, enjoy having a great view of Mt Everest from Rongbuk monastery and by around 10.30 Am, you start riding and drive through a rough road for 65Km until you get to the friendship high way where Old Dingri is located. Old Dingri is one of the popular places to stop a night in order to view mount Everest for tourists especially for those who are unable to go to Mount Everest because of altitude problem.

You will drive through the last pass after Pekutso. From the top of those places, you will say final good bye to the beautiful Himalayan range including Shisha Bangma mountain which is also over 8000Mts and popular to the mountain climbers.

Day 11: Drive to Sybrubisi border to Kathmandu

Drive to Sybrubisi border ( 20Km, one hour ride ) and then continue to Kathmandu. (1300Mts/150Km)

Drive for 20km distance from Kyirong and meet by our representative from Nepal , clear immigration procedure and obtain your Nepali visa & transfer to Kathmandu . Driving up and down in the forested mountain with beautiful villages on the slops of the both side mountains.

Day 01: Kathmandu border-Kyirong town
Kathmandu to Syabrubesi border-Kyirong town(2800Mts/ 168Km from Kathmandu, 8-9 hours ride/ Syabrubesi to Kyirong town, 20km, 1 hour ride)
You will start very early in the morning from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi border and continue to Kyirong. On the way, you will enjoy seeing beautiful forest gorge, adventure ricky hill and beautiful Nepali villages. Our Tibetan guide and driver will pick you up at the border and make the necessary immigration paper work and then continue driving to Kyirong town at the distance of 20Km.

Day 02: Kyirong
Acclimatization in Kyirong town and make the necessary motor bike overland permits
After breakfast, you will be walking around the Kyirong town and visit Jowo temple which is the oldest temple in Kyirong. According to the history, the temple was built in the 7th century by Tibetan King Songtsan Gampo when he invited his princess Bhrikuti Devi from Nepal. Walk around the local market and see Tibetan traditional things there. After lunch, you will be driving to Milarepa cave which will take you around 30 minutes to the side and then hike to the cave for around 40 minutes. Visit the cave and back to Kyirong border.

Day 03: Kyirong-Pekutso-New Tingri
Kyirong-Pekutso-New Tingri, known as Shegar. ( 4050Mts/270Km, 6 hours ride )
You will start your tour at 9 Am and on the Nepal Tibet friendship high way via two big mountain passes, known as Thongla pass,5120mts from which you can have a fantastic view of first Himlayan mountain range and mount Shisha Pangma,8000mts and Lalung la pass,5090mts and finally reach Old Dingri with a view of mount Everest and Joyo. Old Dingri is one of the popular places to stop a night in order to view mount Everest for tourists especially for those who are unable to go to Mount Everestbecause of altitude problem.

Day 04: Shegar-Shigatse ( 3900Mts /240Km, 6-7 hours ride )
You will start your tour at around 8.30Am from Shegar and drive through one big mountain pass, Gyatso la 5220Mts and some beautiful villages. You will take unusual route from Lhatse to Shigatse through old Lhatse and Phuntsoling monastery where you have less traffic and more off the beaten trail. Visit Phuntsoling monastery.

Day 05: Shigatse – Lhasa (3650mts/ 280Km/5-6 hours ride )
Am Visit Tashi Lhunpo monastery which is the seat of the Penchen Lama and the largest Gelukpa monastery in Tsang region. After the lunch, ride along the Yarlung Tsangpo river which is started from the western part of Tibet near Kailash and it flows through the Tsang region, Nyingtri, the easten forest region of Tibet and finally it flows in to the bay of Bengal. There is a beautiful landscape on the way with sand done.

Day 06: Visit Potalal Palace, Jokang temple and Bharkor Bazar
After breakfast, you will start Lhasa sightseeing tour. Morning, visit Potala Palace. The Potala is considered one of the great wonders of the world. It is held sacred by Tibetans as the former residence of successive Dalai Lamas, and is one of Tibet ‘s most holy pilgrimage sites. A palace was originally built in the 7 th century by King Songtsen Gampo, and was believed to have been nine stories high, but around the 9 th century it is believed to have been destroyed by a big fire. The present Potala Palace was constructed by the great fifth Dalai Lama in the 17 th century after he became ruler of Tibet . The Potala Palace is divided into two sections, the White Palace (completed in 1653) and Red palace (completed 1694).

It has more than one thousand rooms and is thirteen stories high. The White Palace was secular in nature and mainly used for government administration, whilst the Red palace was mainly used for religious functions and still has numerous chapels, including those containing reliquary stupas of the successive Dalai Lamas which are richly decorated in gold, silver and semi-precious stones. JOKANG TEMPLE the Jokang is Tibet ‘s most sacred temple, the main point of pilgrims from the entire Tibetan plateau. Located at the heart of the ancient town of Lhasa , it was built in the 7 th century by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo’s queen Bhrikuti on a site identified by Queen Wencheng according to her geomantic calculation. The temple is 3 stories high and it is constructed with enormous chapels including the most sacred statue of Budhha Shakyamuni, enshrined.

It has around 70 monks nowadays. ANCIENT BHARKOR STREET is the most sacred pilgrimage site in Lhasa and it is full of pilgrims from down till dusk. There are four huge prayer flags situated in Bhakor street which surrounds the Jokang, known respectively as Gadhen Dharchen in the northeast, Juyak Dharchen in the west, Kelsang Dharchen in the southwest and SharKyaring Dharchen in the southeast. The Bharkor street is the most active market in all Tibet and it is possible to purchase traditional Tibetan artifacts, religious implements, antiques, modern goods, books, music, clothing, spices, fresh meat and vegetable.

Day 07: Visit Drepung & Sera monasteries
After breakfast, drive to Drepung monastery which is located to the west side of Lhasa city. DREPUNG MONASTERY is the largest monastery in Tibet , built in the 15 th century by Jamyang Choeje who is one of Tsongkapa’s foremost disciple. The monastery is beautifully located up in a hill at the distance of 7 Km from the old section of the city and it is the biggest monastery in Tibetan Buddhism. The monastery has four main colleges with numerous small chapels and house chapels, known as Khangtsen in Tibetan.

There are around six hundred monks nowadays. SERA MONASTERY was founded in around 15th century by Jamchen Choeje who is another famous disciple of Tsongka pa and it is the second largest monastery of Tibet. There are three big colleges with numerous chapels and house chapels. The most attraction to visit this monastery is to see the monks debating which hold from 3-5Pm everyday apart from Sunday. Hotel

Day 08: Lhasa-Yamdrok lake-Gyantse (3950mts/270Km/6-7 hours ride )
You will start the tour at around 9Am from your hotel and then ride towards Gyantse through 3 big mountain passes, Kampa La, Karo La, Simila respectively. Karola is the highest pass among them which is over 5000Mts with it’s most beautiful glaciers, beautiful Yamdrok lake emerged as coral color from the top of Khampala pass. You will have your lunch at Nakartse country which is just between the Yamdrok lake and Karola glaciers.

Day 09: Gyantse-Shigatse-Sakya (4050mts, 240Km/6 hours ride )
Ride from your hotel to Palchoe monastery which is just 5 minutes, Park all the motor bikes at the entry gate of the monastery while you are visiting the monastery. Our driver will take care of the bikes there. Palchoe monastery is one of the second largest monastery in the Tsang region and it has more than 700 hundred years history, built by local chieftain called Rabten Kunsang. Within the monastery, you will also visit Kubum stupa which is the largest stupa in the central Tibet , also built by Rebtan Kunsang.

After the sightseeing, ride to Shigatse and on the you can see huge farming land with flocks of villages on both side of the road. They grow lots of different kinds of crops and vegetables so it is one of the biggest farming lands inTibet . Drive continuously to Sakya through Tsola pass, 4500m at the distance of 150km with a very good road condition.

Day 10: Sakya-Drangthang-Shegar-
Drive from Sakya-Drangthang-Shegar-Chozom conservative bus entry checkpoint. ( 4950Mts/260Km, 7-8 hours ride ) Rongbuk monastery ( 5000m/20km )
If the time allowes, make a quick visit to Sakya monastery and then start your Tibet motor bike tour and drive through Drila pass 5000Mts from which you will have a fantastic view of Mount Everest, Lhotse and Makalu respectively which are over 8000Mts. Continue driving through beautiful wilderness landscape with the view of Himalayan mountain range, reaching Shegar, crossing the checkpoint and continue to Chozom by bike by passing Pangla pass. From the top of the Pangla pass, you will have a great view of Mt Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Shisha Bangma, Jo Oyu etc.

Continue driving to Chozom conservative bus checkpoint entry gate and from there the motor bikes are not allowed to ride to Rongbuk monastery so you need to leave the motor bikes here and go to Rongbuk monastery by national Everest conservative bus at the distance of 20km. You can walk to the new Everest base camp ( 5000m, 10 minutes walk) and will enjoy the most beautiful view of Mt Everest from the base camp. When the sun sets or sun rise, don’t miss to see the most beautiful view of Mt Everest.

Day 11: Rongbuk monastery and enjoy the best view of Mt Everest
Explore around Rongbuk monastery and enjoy the best view of Mt Everest
Morning, enjoy seeing a fantastic view of Mt Everest with sun rise. Walk to Everest base camp from Rongbuk monastery which is just nearby Rongbuk monastery, take photos nearby the stone pillar of Everest base camp mark. Visit Ringbuk monastery which is the world’s tallest monastery.

Day 12: Drive from Rongbuk to Kyirong town. ( 2800m / 270Km, 6 hours ride )
Morning, enjoy having a great view of Mt Everest from Rongbuk monastery and by around 10.30 Am, you start riding and drive through a rough road for 65Km until you get to the friendship high way where Old Dingri is located. Old Dingri is one of the popular places to stop a night in order to view mount Everest for tourists especially for those who are unable to go to Mount Everest because of altitude problem. You will drive through the last pass after Pekutso.

From the top of those places, you will say final good bye to the beautiful Himalayan range including Shisha Bangma mountain which is also over 8000Mts and popular to the mountain climbers.

Day 13: Kyirong – Syabrubesi border- Kathmandu (By Road)
Drive to Syabrubesi border ( 20Km, one hour ride ) and then continue to Kathmandu. (1300Mts/150Km )
Drive for 20km distance from Kyirong and meet by our representative from Nepal , clear immigration procedure and obtain your Nepali visa & transfer to Kathmandu . Driving up and down in the forested mountain with beautiful villages on the slops of the both side mountains.

Day 01 : Arrive Phuentsholing (Bhutan)
On arrival in Phuentsholing, met by our representative & after clearing immigration formalities, check in at the Hotel.

This frontier town is a thriving commercial centre, situated directly at the base of Himalayan foothills. It is a fascinating place where different ethnic groups mingle, prominently Indian, Bhutanese and Nepalese.

Later in the day as time permits, visit Zangtho Pelri: Situated in city centre, this small temple represents the heaven of Guru Rinpoche.

Evening explore Phuentsholing town and market.
Overnight at the hotel in Phuentsholing. (Altitude 300m)

Day 02 : Phuentsholing – Paro (175km, approx 5 hours ride)
After breakfast, ride all the way uphill to Paro. 4km ahead of Phuentsholing, stop at Kharbandi Gompa, the beautiful monastery situated in garden of tropical plants and flowers. The monastery contains paintings depicting scenes from the life of Buddha and statues of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal and Guru Rimpoche. From the monastery garden there is a splendid view of Phuentsholing town, plains of West Bengal and their tea gardens beyond.

Ride further stopping en route at Gedu University for photos & visit Rinchending Monastery. Later after a short tea break nearby Chukha, resume your journey through a small town of Chimakothi further stopping at Chuzom, the confluence of Paro & Thimphu rivers.

Arrive Paro & check into the hotel. Post lunch, sightseeing in Paro includes :

Ta Dzong : One time watch tower built to defend Rinpung Dozng during inter-valley wars of the 17th century, since 1967 Ta Dzong is serving as the National Museum of the country. It holds fascinating collection of art, relics, religious thangkha paintings and Bhutan’s exquisite postage stamps. motorbike-bhutan

Rinpung Dzong : Literally meaning ‘Heap of Jewels’. Built in 1646 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal , the first spiritual and temporal ruler of Bhutan, the Dzong houses the monastic body of Paro, the office of the Dzongda (district administrative head) and Thrimpon (judge) of Paro district. Some of the scenes in the film Little Buddha (1993) were filmed in this Dzong.

In the evening explore local market, Bhutanese textile and handicraft shops around Paro main street.
Overnight at the hotel in Paro. (Altitude 2,280m)

Day 03 : Paro
After breakfast, walking excursion to Taktshang Monastery also known as Tiger’s Nest (approx. 5 hours round trip walk)

Taktshang Monastery : The primary lhakhang was built surrounding Guru Rimpoche’s Meditation cave in the 1684 by Gyaltse Tenzin Rabgay. This incredible monastery clings to the edge of a sheer rock cliff that plunges 900 meters into the valley below. Legend has it that Guru Padmasambhava flew here on the back of a tigress. It is about 5 hours walking excursion however, one feels truly blessed reaching the monastery.

Later take a ride to the base of Drukgyel Dzong, a ruined fortress where Bhutanese warriors fought Tibetan invaders centuries ago. The snowy dome of sacred Chomolhari, ‘mountain of goddess’ can be seen in all her glory from the approach road to the Dzong.

While returning to Paro town, on the way visit the 7th century Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the 108 temples built in the Himalayas by Tibetan King, Songtsen Gampo. The building of this temple marks the introduction of Buddhism in Bhutan.
Overnight at the hotel in Paro. (Altitude 2,280m)

Day 04 : Paro – Haa Valley – Thimphu (185km, approx 6 hours ride)
We begin our ride today towards Thimphu, making a loop around the Chelela pass and into Haa and then to Thimphu. Climb 35 km from Paro to the Chelela pass. Located at an elevation of 3,988 meters, Chelela is considered to be one of the highest motorable passes in Bhutan. About an hour’s drive along a thickly-forested road, this Pass is a botanical paradise, providing stunning views of the sacred mountain Jomolhari and Jichu Drake. It is also marked by hundreds of prayer flags fluttering in the wind. motorbike-bhutan

Stop for lunch at Haa town and visit Lhakhang Karpo (White temple), established in the 7th century by Tibetan King Songtsen Gempo and Lhakhang Nagpo (Black temple).

Then continue ride towards Thimphu crossing several villages like Karna, Jyenkana, Bitekha, on the way. The ride is beautiful with little traffic and very scenic as you drive through pine forests. Once you reach the river confluence of Thimphu and Paro, its 31 km to Thimphu on the national highway.

In the evening, if time permits discover, Trashichho Dzong (Fortress of the Glorious Religion): A Doom (Blue Stone) Dzong was built on the hill above Thimphu in 1216 by the lama Gyalwa Lhanampa. A few years later Lama Phajo Drugom Shigpo, who brought the Drukpa Kagyu lineage to Bhutan, took over Dohon Dzong. Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal (The one who unified the country) acquired the Dzong in 1641 from the descendants of lama Phajo and renamed it as Trashi Chhoe Dzong. The Dzong is the seat of the national government and the Central Monastic Body, including the summer residence of the Je Khenpo (Chief Abbot of Bhutan) at present.
Overnight at the hotel in Thimphu. (Altitude 2,320m)

Day 05 : Thimphu – Punakha & Wangdue (75km, approx 3 hours ride)
After breakfast, sightseeing of Thimphu valley, visiting:

Simply Bhutan : It is a living museum and studio encapsulating the rich cultural heritage of the Bhutanese people.
Changangkha Lhakhang : It is a fortress like temple and monastic school perched on a ridge above Thimphu, south of Motithang. The temple was established in 12th century on a site chosen by Lama Phajo Drugom Shigpo, who came from Tibet. The central statue here is Chenrezig in a manifestation with 11 heads. From temple courtyard, there is fascinating view of Thimphu valley.
Kuenselphodrang : A place for refreshing with a huge statue of Buddha on the top. The area also gives a very good view of the Thimphu valley from the west.

Memorial Chorten : This Chorten was built in 1974, in honour of the Third King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck, also known as ‘The Father of Modern Bhutan’. It is also a center of worship for the people living in Thimphu and contains many religious paintings and tantric statues.

Later biking to Punakha over Dochula Pass (3,080 m). The pass is marked by huge stupa and 108 Druk Wangyel Choetens. On clear days, it offer magnificent views of the Bhutanese Himalayas. Tea-Stop at the pass. Then resume your journey to Punakha through forests of oak, rhododendron and pine trees.
On arrival in Punakha, check into the hotel.

After lunch, explore Punakha & Wangduephodrang towns by bike and visit Punakha Dzong. This impressive Dzong was built by the Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal in 1637 and built at the junction the Pho Chu and Mo Chu Rivers.

Then ride to road point for a short walking excursion to Chimi Lhakhang : This temple is also known as the temple of fertility and was built by Lama Drukpa Kuenley in the 15 century who is also known as the Divine Madman.
Overnight at the hotel in Punakha / Wangdue. (Altitude 1,300m)

Day 06 : Punakha & Wangdue – Gangtey (85km, approx 3 hours ride)
After breakfast, ride to Wangdue. While in Wangdue, view the restoration work of Wangduephodrang Dzong.

motorbike-bhutanThen continue discovering :
Rinchengang Village : A small clustered village in Wangduephodrang, on a hill opposite to where Wangduephodrang Dzong was built before. It is about 20 minutes hike uphill from the nearest road.

Then biking through Black Mountains to incomparable Gangtey.

While in Gangtey, sightseeing includes :
Gangtey Gompa : Gyaltse Pema Thinley, the grandson and mind reincarnation of Pema Lingpa founded the Temple in 1613, and Tenzin Legpai Dhendup, the second re-incarnation, built the temple. The present Abbot, Kunzang Pema Namgyal is the ninth re-incarnation.

Later explore Phobjikha Valley by bike. The Phobjikha Valley is one of the most beautiful glacial valleys in the Himalayas and the winter place for the endangered Black Necked Cranes. Travelling November through February shall give you the rare opportunity to see the black necked cranes.

Visit the local villages and interact with village folks.
Overnight at the hotel in Gangtey. (Altitude 3,000m)

Day 07 : Gangtey – Trongsa – Bumthang (153km, approx 6 hours ride)
Today’s ride takes us through two major passes: Pelela pass (3300m) and Yutongla pass (3400m).

After breakfast, we’ll ride through Black Mountains to Trongsa at an altitude of 2310 m, with a short stopover at Chendbji Chorten, the stupa patterned on Swyambhunath in Kathmandu. There are lots of bends, beautiful waterfalls and thick forest cover on the way. The landscape around this part of the ride is spectacular.

While in Trongsa, visit:
Trongsa Dzong : One of the most impressive Dzong in Bhutan, built by Chogyal Minjur Tempa, the official who was sent by Zhabdrung to unify Eastern Bhutan. It was enlarged at the end of the 17th century by Desi Tenzin Rabgay. Trongsa Dzong is the ancestral home of the present Royal Family.

Ta Dzong : an ancient watch tower, now converted into classy museum. The chapel inside is said to be dedicated to the Trongsa Penlop Jigme Namgyal.

Then we saddle our motor bike and cross the 3400m Yutongla pass on the way to picturesque Bumthang valley. En route, we’ll stop briefly to visit the valley to visit Yathra weaving centre.

Yathra : is the most famous textile product of Bumthang. The Chumey Valley is known for this beautiful Yathra, woven by the locals. Yathra is a hand woven fabric made from the wool of sheep or Yak. The wool is first spun into threads and then dyed before they are woven into Yathra with beautiful flower patterns and colours. The Yathra cloth is made into scarfs, jackets, table cloths and bags. Most of the women in this valley, especially in Zungye village, earn their lively hood by weaving yathra which is supplied to various towns in Bhutan.motorbike-bhutan
Overnight at the hotel in Bumthang. (Altitude 2,680m)

Day 08 : Bumthang
Bumthang is also known as the Switzerland of Bhutan, the entire valley resembles the Swiss alps but with many monasteries and prayer flags that dot the hills and pine forests. It’s a wide valley and interesting to do local rides, visiting villages and sights of cultural interests.

The visits include :
Jakar Dzong : Literally means the ‘Castle of White Bird’. The current structure was built in 1667. The Dzong is now used as administrative centre for Bumthang valley, and houses the regional monk body.

Lamey Goemba : A large palace and monastery built in 18th century by Dasho Phuntsho Wangdi.

Jambay Lhakhang : Built by King Songtsen Gampo of Tibet. It is one of the 108 monasteries built by him to subdue evil spirits in the Himalayan region. While its present architectural appearance dates from the early 20th century. In October one of the most spectacular festivals, ‘Jambay Lhakhang Drup’ is staged here.

Chakhar Lhakhang : Literally means the ‘Iron Castle’ because the original palace was made of iron and hence the name ‘Chakhar’.

Kurjey Lhakhang : Named after body print of Guru Rimpoche. The complex consists of three temple surrounded 108 chorten wall.
Tamshing Lhakhang : Literally means the ‘Temple of the Good Message’, established in 1501 by Pema Lingpa. Restored at the end of 19th century, the monastery has very ancient religious paintings like 1,000 Buddhas and 21 Taras (female form of Buddhistava).
Tangbi Goemba : Founded in 1470 by Shamar Rinpoche of Kagyupa religious school. The temple has two sanctuaries and a temple of terrifying deities.
Overnight at the hotel in Bumthang. (Altitude 2,680m)

Day 09 : Bumthang – Mongar (196km, approx 7 hours ride)
From Bumthang, we’ll be heading east to the town of Mongar. The ride to Mongar takes about 7 hours with spectacular view en route. We will ride up into the hills above the valley and then past Ura village, before climbing sharpely to the highest point on Bhutan’s motorable road network, Thrumshing-la pass (4,000m).

Visit the Ura Valley, the highest valley in Bumthang and believed by some to have been the home of the earliest inhabitants of Bhutan giving you an insight into how the central Bhutanese live. The cobbled streets of the traditional village of Ura give a medieval feel. The old women of this region still wear sheepskin shawls on their backs which double as a blanket and cushion.

From here, the road gradually descends to the alpine valley of Sengor, with wonderful views of cascading waterfalls and the hills of eastern Bhutan along the way. Vegetation changes from alpine to subtropical with the loss of height, and bamboos and luxuriant ferns overhang the road as we drop down to the valley floor. The descent stops at 700m, where we cross the Kurichu river. We ascend again through pine forests, maize fields and eastern hamlets to reach Mongar town, high on a gentle slope above the valley.

Picnic lunch on the way. The evening ends exploring the Mongar town.
Overnight at the hotel in Mongar. (Altitude 1,620m)

Day 10 : Mongar – Trashigang (96km, approx 3 hours ride)
After breakfast, visit the Mongar Dzong.
Mongar Dzong : This dzong, rebuilt in 1953, is unique as it has two entrances. There are about 60 young monks residing in this dzong. You will see the images of the Buddha of long life, as well as Guru Rinpoche and the Zhabdrung.

Then we’re going to cruise on our bikes to Trashigang via Drametsi. We’ll cross the Korila pass (2490m) and wind our way through refreshing evergreen forests in the Yadi loops. From the Kanglung Chu valley, we’ll ride up to the quiet little mountain town of Trashigang.

Late afternoon explore Trashigang town and visit its Dzong.motorbike-bhutan

Trashigang Dzong : lies on the headland of the dzongkhag that gives us the confluence of the Drangme Chhu and the Gamri Chhu. It was built by Minjur Tempa, Bhutan’s third Desi in the year 1667. The Dzong was once destroyed by fire and then rebuilt in only three years. On the Gorikha (Veranda) are the paintings of the kings and guardians of the four directions.
Overnight at the hotel in Trashigang. (Altitude 1,150m)

Day 11 : Trashigang – Samdrup Jongkhar (180km, approx 6 hours ride)
Today, we’ll tackle the last leg of Bhutan Motorcycle tour, from Trashigang to Samdrup Jongkhar. This road was completed in 1965 and the journey takes about 6 hours. Along the way, pass by Sherubtse College, the only college in country founded in 1978. Riding ahead, reach to Khaling to visit the Blind School and Weaving Centre. Deothang, 80 km from Khaling is the centre of Technical training college and road maintenance head-quarters for the east. From here the road descends fairly rapidly to the plain through a dense tropical forest with an abundance of teak, bamboo and ferns.

Evening explore Samdrup Jongkhar, followed by farewell dinner.
Overnight at the hotel in Samdrup Jongkhar. (Altitude 220m)

Day 12 : Samdrup Jongkhar – Guwahati (Assam, India)
After breakfast, transfer to Guwahati (Assam, India) (110 km, approx 2.1/2 hours drive)  airport for flight to Delhi.
On arrival, transfer to Delhi International airport for flight to onward destination.

Day 01 Arrive Delhi By Flight
Arrive Delhi, meet assist and transfer to hotel. Overnight in the hotel

Day 02 Delhi – Alwar By Road 159 Kms. / 3.5 hrs. appx.
After breakfast drive to Alwar, on arrival transfer to hotel, Later free time for own activity in Alwar. Overnight at hotel.

Day 03 Alwar – Dausa By Bike 102 Kms. / 02 hrs. appx.
After breakfast start your first day of motorbike tour with a soft ride to Dausa. Overnight at Dausa.

Day 04 Dausa – Ranthambore By Bike 108 Kms. / 02 hrs.. appx.
After breakfast ride to Ranthambore, on arrival transfer to hotel, later visit to Ranthambore national park.

Ranthambore: – About 180 kms. to north-east of Jaipur, along the rolling hills of Vindhyas and Aravali ranges lies the town of Sawai Madhopur. The town founded in 1765 AD was named after its founder Sawai Madho Singh-I of Jaipur.Today Sawai Madhopur is known for Ranthambhor, a Wildlife reserve and a place of historical importance.

Tourist Attractions: – Ranthambore National Park, Ranthambore Fort, Ranthambhor Ganesh Temple, Amareshwar Mahadeo Temple.

Day 05 Ranthambore – Bundi By Bike 122 Kms. / 2.5 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride your bike to Bundi. Overnight at hotel in Bundi.

Bundi is a beautiful town and have importance in the History for Rajasthan. Bundi is surrounded by the Aravalli hills on the three sides and is circumscribed by a massive wall with four gateways. Interesting monuments including impressive medieval forts, palaces, havelis, temples with beautiful stone idols and chattris with carved pillars, along with a picturesque lake in the heart of the town, add to its charm. Bundi is very famous for its intricate carvings and murals.

Day 06 Bundi – Chittorgarh By Bike 150 Kms. / 3.5 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride your bike to Chittorgarh

Chittorgarh: the legendary city of Rajasthan is the epitome of Rajput pride, romance and spirit. Known as the city of bravery and sacrifice, Chittorgarh was one of the most fiercely contested seats of power in India.

Chittorgarh Fort: One of the most formidable forts in India, Chittorgarh Fort is the symbol of the Rajput valiancy and supreme sacrifice. Vijay Stambh (Tower of Victory) built by Maharana Kumbha in 1440 AD to commemorate his victory over Mahmud Khilji, this 37 m high 9-storied tower is adorned by sculptures of Hindu deities. Kirti Stambh (Tower of Fame): Dedicated to Adinath, the 1st Jain Teerthankar, Kirti Stambh is a must visit tourist attraction in Chittorgarh.

Day 07 Chittorgarh – Udaipur By Bike 116 Kms. / 2.5 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride your bike to Udaipur. Evening free for own activity in Udaipur. Overnight at hotel

Day 08 Udaipur
After breakfast full day free in Udaipur.

Udaipur: One of the most romantic cities in Rajasthan, Udaipur is also known as the city of lakes. The marble palaces, beautifully laid out gardens and the lakes make Udaipur seem almost like a mirage. The City of Dawn, surrounded by the ancient Aravali Mountains and set on the edge of three lakes, is a brilliant kaleidoscope of narrow lanes flanked by bright stalls, gardens, lakes, palaces and temples. ‘Udaipur’, known as the lovely lakeside capital of Mewar.

Other attractions: – City Palace & Musium, Saheliyon-ki-Bari, Pratap Memorial, Pichhola Lake, Gulab Bagh. Overnight at hotel.

Day 09 Udaipur – Kumbhalgarh By Bike 102 Kms. / 02 hrs. appx.
Kumbhalgarh – Ranakpur By Bike 49 Kms. / 01 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride your bike to Ranakpur via Kumbhalgarh.

Kumbhalgarh (also called Kumbhalmer or Kumbalgarh) is a Mewar fortress in the Rajsamand District of Rajasthan state in western India. Built during the course of the 15th century by Rana Kumbha, and enlarged through the 19th century, Kumbhalgarh is also a birthplace of Maharana Pratap, the great king and warrior of Mewar.

Occupied until the late 19th century, the fort is now open to the general public as a museum and is spectacularly lit for a few minutes each evening. It is the most important fort in Mewar after Chittaurgarh.

Ranakpur is a picturesque village located in the Pali district of Rajasthan and is one of the most important pilgrim sites recognized for its magnificent temples. It is nested in a valley on the western side of the Aravalli Range and lies between the Jodhpur and Udaipur.

Day 10 Ranakpur – Jodhpur By Bike 157 Kms. / 3.5 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride your bike to Jodhpur.

Jodhpur – Located at the edge of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur is a fascinating medieval city of Rajasthan. Founded by Rao Jodha, a Rajput king of valiant Rathore clan in 1459, Jodhpur is known for its amazing architectural splendor, vibrant culture, talented craftsmen, and lots of great shopping. The major tourist attractions in Jodhpur include its magnificent forts, palaces, cenotaphs, temples and gardens. Tourist Attractions: Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada.

Day 11 Jodhpur – Khimsar By Bike 100 Kms. / 02 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride your bike to Khimsar.

Khimsar – The rugged beauty of Khimsar amidst the desert is a haven of tranquility. Explore the Khimsar Fort where the battled-scarred walls and the gracefully carved zenana (Ladies Wing) will take you to a journey of the bygone era.

Day 12 Khimsar – Bikaner By Bike 156 Kms. / 04 hrs. appx.
After breakfast at hotel continue ride to Bikaner.

Bikaner: Someone said if ever beauty has bloomed in a desert, it has been at Bikaner. The colorful desert city of Rajasthan was founded by Rao Bika Ji during 1488 AD; Bikaner is located in North West part of Rajasthan in India. Rao Bikaji was a descendant of Jodha, the founder of Jodhpur. Bikaner was and important historic city in India and it was a major trade center as it stood on the ancient caravan route which linked central Asia and North India with the Gujarat seaports. Tourist Attractions: – Junagarh Fort & Museum, Camel Breeding Farm.

Day 13 Bikaner – Nawalgarh By Bike 216 Kms. / 4.5 hrs. appx.
After breakfast at hotel drive to Nawalgarh.

Nawalgarh – Thakur Nawal Singh founded this town in the year 1737 AD, and it boasts of some of the finest paintings in the Shekhavati region. The town has a colourful bazaar and a fort. There are numerous havelis, prominent among them are the Aath Haveli complex, Anaadilal Poddar haveli, Jodhraj Patodia haveli, Bansidhar Bhagat Haveli, Chokhani haveli and Hotel Roop Niwas Palace.

Day 14 Nawalgarh – Delhi By Road
             Delhi – Home By Flight 256 Kms. / 05 hrs. appx.
After breakfast leave by private vehicle to Delhi. On arrival, transfer to international airport to catch flight to fly back home.

Day 01 Arrive Delhi By Flight
Arrive Delhi, meet assist and transfer to hotel. Overnight at hotel.

Day 02 Delhi – Kalka (By Train)/Kalka – Nahan (By Road) (85 Kms/02 -03 hrs)
After breakfast you will leave Delhi by AC vehicle for Nahan. Reach in Nahan, first time you will be introduced to our Royal Enfield Bike. Get important instructions for the tour to Himachal Pradesh. Take a warm up ride in Nahan & around Nahan. Nahan is situated on an isolated ridge in the Shivalik hills, overlooking Greenfields

Day 03 Nahan – Shimla By Bike 125 Kms. / 03 -04 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride Royal Enfield for Shimla from Nahan. We will ride through amazing scenery & beautiful picturesque of Shimla. Shimla was the Summer capital of India under British rule. Presently, it is the state capital of Himachal Pradesh. The place is also famous for its natural beauty, architectural buildings, wooden crafts and apples. Overnight stay in Shimla.

Day 04 Shimla
After breakfast full day sightseeing various view points around Shimla like Mashobra, naldehra, Kufri, Shilon Bagh & Chail Including Golf course at Naldehra. Nestled between the beautiful lofty ranges of the Himalayas, lies the Naldehra hill station. The Naldehra hill resort near Shimla is no less than a picture perfect destination. The blue skies, lush green forests and an occasional rainbow thrown in makes the place look like it has been painted on a canvas. The most famous attraction of Naldehra hill station is the 18 – hole golf course that is considered to be the most challenging golf course. This is because it is situated at an altitude of 2044 meters! The golf course is one of the most gorgeous stretches of land in Naldehra. Overnight stay in Shimla.

Day 05 Shimla – Sarahan By Bike 150 Kms. / 04-05 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Sarahan.

Soaked in nature’s beauty, Sarahan is flanked on the banks of the meandering Sutlej River. The way to Sarahan through Fagu, Theog, Narkanda, Rampur, and Jeori is extremely scenic-traversing through mountains flanked by steep cliffs on one side and deep ravines on the other, dense emerald pine forests, terraced farms, apple orchards. Once in Sarahan, one beholds a range of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks and one of them is the Shrikhand Peak. The rather peculiar thing about this peak is that it is only one whose tip remains uncovered with snow. In the evening, sunrays adorn the peaks and the sight is simply stupendous. Overnight stay at the guest house.

Day 06 Sarahan – Sangala By Bike 85 Kms. / 03-04 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Sangala valley.

About 85 km from Sarahan lies in the Sangla valley. The road to Sangla is narrow, rough, and hazardous, taking one through Wangtu and Karchham. The Sutlej River that meanders below now emerges in all its frenzied ferocity. The sheer force with which it gushes down makes it awesome. The road to Sangla is crudely carved out of rocks and runs parallel to the river that is deep down in the forge. At some places, there is barely enough space for the bus to wriggle through the rough road and the rock above. Sangla Valley is also famous for its natural beauty and few old villages. Overnight stay at the guesthouse.

Day 07 Sangala – Kalpa By Bike 50 Kms. / 02 -03 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Kalpa.

Kalpa has all the makings of an Indian Fairyland. At a height of 10,900 feet in Himachal Pradesh, 265 kms ahead of Shimla on the NH22 in Kinnaur District is this hideaway town. It is located at the base of the imposing Kinner Kailash ranges and Shivling peaks which rise upto 20,000 feet, towering above the clouds, kissing the heavens, encircling the area around. Kalpa itself is spread amidst chilgoza forests, apple plantations and the holy deodhars. It is reached after crossing the quaint town of Recong Peo, which has a hundred-year-old monastery

Day 08 Kalpa – Nako By Bike 110 Kms. / 04 -05 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Sangala Nako lake.

Nako lake is surrounded by willow and polar trees. There is a small village on the bank of this lake – and the village seems to be half buried by the lake’s borders. On the water’s northern side, are four Buddhist temples with stucco images and murals. Near Nako is a footprint-like impression ascribed to the saint Padmasambhava. It freezes in winter and people enjoy skating on this lake. Nako Lake is a pilgrim destination for the Buddhists. Because the Nako Lake is situated at such a great height, there are only a few species of fishes that populate the lake. Overnight stay in Nako.

Day 09 Nako – Tabo By Bike 70 Kms. / 03 -04 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Tabo.

The Tabo Gompa, or Buddhist monastery, is second in importance only to the Tholing Gompa in Tibet in the entire Himalayan region. It was developed as an advanced centre for learning by the great teacher and translator Lotsawa Rinchen Tsang Po, the king of western Himalayan Kingdom of Guge – also known as Lha Lama Yeshe O’d or Mahaguru Ratnabhadra. The Chos-Khor at Tabo remained one of the most important Buddhist establishments during the time of Lotsawa after the Chos-Khor at Tholing, the capital town of Guge. It is known that the Chos-Khor at Tabo commanded great importance, and hosted for a considerable period, many great scholars and translators in the Buddhist history studies. To date, it is the preserver of the Buddhist Legacy and is one of the most important Gompa of the entire Tibetan Buddhist world. Overnight stay in the guesthouse of the monastery.

Day 10 Tabo – Kibber By Bike 70 Kms. / 03 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Kibbar.

Kibber, the highest village in the world, is located in Lahaul and Spiti District of Himachal Pradesh, at an altitude of about 4205 mThe main attraction is Kibber Sanctuary. Kibber also serves as a base camp for the trek to the Tso Morari Lake in Ladakh. Kibber Sanctuaryis the only sanctuary in the country which is situated in the cold desert area and covers about 1400 sq km. Wildlife species include blue sheep and ibex. Panoramic views of Shilla Peak and Parang La Pass are the added features. Kee Gompa, on the way to Kibber, is worth a visit. The Kibber sanctuary also covers the highest peak in Himachal Pradesh, Gya (22,290 ft) in the north and it will touch another high point of Kamelong (19,362 ft) in the south. Kibber Sanctuary is linked with road via Lalung, Langcha and Kibber village.

Day 11 Kibber By Bike
After breakfast visit Parang pass, Tabo, and Tso Morari lake.

Parang Pass: Parang Pass (Parang La), situated at an altitude of 5,580 m above sea level, connects the Spiti Valley with other parts of Laddakh. The Parilungbi River flows on the Spitian side of the pass and the track runs on its side. There is a glacier about 3 km north-east of this pass. There are a number of crevasses, which make it difficult to cross.

Tabo: Situated at the height of 3050 meters and On the left bank of river Spiti not far from Sumdo, Tabo is surrounded by high mountains. The thousand year old Tabo Gompa that was established by the painted stucco, the monastery has priceless collections of manuscripts and thankas.

Tso Morari Lake : Tso Morari, sometimes spelt Tsomiriri Lake, one of the largest lakes in the Laddakh region, is situated at an altitude of about 4900 m. This lake which is almost like an inland sea, has a length of about 22 km and a depth of more than 30 m at the deepest point.

Day 12 Kibber – Manali By Bike 195 Kms. / 06- 07 hrs. appx.
After breakfast ride to Manali.

Manali – Just 40 kms away from Kullu to the north, Manali is situated near the end of the valley on the National Highway leading to Leh. The landscape here is breath taking. One sees well-defined snow capped peaks, the Beas river with its clear water meanders through the town. On the other side are deodar and pine trees, tiny fields and fruit orchards. It is an excellent place for a holiday, a favorite resort for trekkers to Lahaul, Spiti, Bara Bhangal (Kangra), and Zanskar ranges. From temples to antiquity, to picturesque sight-seeing spots and adventure activities, Manali is a popular resort for all seasons and for all travelers. Overnight stay in Manali.

Day 13 Manali – Nalagarh By Bike 246 Kms. / 06- 07 hrs. appx.
In the morning, depart by private car for Nalagarh. On arrival transfer to hotel, later visit to Nalagarh.

Nalagarh Fort: It is located at the foothills of the mighty Himalayas offering a panoramic view of the Shivalik hills that is beyond the Sirsa river. It is assumed that this is the first one out of the three forts built by the kings of Jaipur. It has a series of structures built mostly in the Mughal style of architecture.

Ramgarh Fort: This is a heritage hotel with a history that dates back 350 years. It was built by Kushal Singh who built Khajuraho temple-a successor of the Chandel Rajput rulers. Here you will see a 37 feet door that is considered to be the tallest in India. There you will see the ancient well, sun clock and unused tunnels it all generate an atmosphere of mysterious charm and historical splendor. The interior are beautifully decorated.

Yadavindra Gardens: Here you will find seven downward terraced lawns that is placed at the foothills of the mount Shivalik that is made up in Mughal style located in Nalagarh.

Day 14 Nalagarh-Chandigarh-Delhi (298 Kms/6 hrs) / Delhi – Home By Flight
After breakfast drive to Delhi enroute take a short visit to Chandigarh.

The Capitol Complex: The capitol complex is the location of the major administrative buildings of the states of Punjab and Haryana. The main buildings located in this complex include the Legislative assembly, the high court, and the secretariat.

Rock Garden: This garden is an amazing example of the fusion of innovation and artistry.. It is the most popular among the places to visit in Chandigarh, and attracts many tourists every year. The park is adorned by waterfalls, pools and trees. An open air theater within the garden is used for many cultural activities.

Rose Garden: The rose garden is also known as Zakir Hussain rose garden. It is the largest rose garden in Asia and displays an amazing range of over 1600 rose species.

Arrive in Delhi & have time for fresh up & shopping. Have a cocktail Dinner party with in good restaurant in Delhi. Later you will be transferred to Delhi International Airport.

Day 01 Arrive Delhi (By Flight)
On arrival in Delhi, meet our representative at airport with garland welcome & a bottle of mineral water. He will escort you till your hotel to make your hotel check-in smooth & fast. Overnight stay in Delhi.

Day 02 Delhi – Kalka (By Train)/Kalka-Shimla (By Road) (99 Kms/3 hrs appx)
Early Morning transfer to Railway station to catch the train to Kalka, arrive kalka and transfer to Shimla, arrive Shimla and transfer to hotel, overnight at hotel.

Day 03 Shimla – Manali (By Bike) (258 Kms. / 6 hrs. appx.)
Early morning you will check your Royal Enfield 500 cc Motorcycle. We will ride Enfield to Manali.

Manali – Manali is located near the northern end of Kullu Valley & on the banks of River Beas at the height of 2050 m. Manali – an important hill station & breathtaking natural beauty is the hallmark of this valley. On arrival in Manali, check into the hotel for overnight.

Day 04 Manali
After breakfast, we will ride Enfield in & around Manali for local sightseeing & you will be taught all skills to handle Enfield in mountains. In the evening take a walk on Mall Road to see the colorful Market of Manali. Overnight in Hotel at Manali.

Day 05 Manali – Jispa (By Bike) (145 Kms. / 6 hrs. appx.)
Morning after breakfast start ride to Jispa (3142 m) over Rohtang la pass (3980 m). Jispa is very beautiful village situated on the bank of Bhaga River & the surrounding peaks covered with mist and clouds creating an awesome view. On arrival in Jispa, check into the hotel Ibex and relax. Later explore the area.

Day 06 Jispa – Sarchu (By Bike) (75 Kms. / 3-4 hrs. appx.)
Morning after breakfast leisurely ride over the scenic Bara Lacha La at a height of 4830 Mt. from MSL that is called Switzerland of India. After crossing the pass drop down to the vast Sarchu plains. Sarchu is situated on the bank of the Bhaga river & with that Sarchu offers marvelous views of the majestic Himalayas and spellbinding scenery. On arrival in Sarchu, check into the Camp & relax. Overnight in camp at Sarchu.

Day 07 Sarchu -TSO Moriri Lake (By Bike) (140 Kms. / 6 hrs. appx.)
After breakfast, ride to Tso Moriri Lake. Tsomoriri Lake is a high altitude Lake in Ladakh. It is situated at a height of 4595 Mt. above sea level. Enroute visit Tso Kar Lake. On arrival in Tso Moriri, check into the camp & relax. Overnight in camp at Tso Moriri Lake.

Day 08 TSO Moriri Lake – Leh (By Bike) (215 Kms. / 7 hrs. appx.)
Morning enjoy the walk on the bank of Tsomoriri lake & visit the Korzok monastery. The monastery itself is a beautiful construction standing in the silence of the lake and the mountains. Later start ride to Leh. Enroute enjoy the pretty village alongside of the Indus River. On arrival in Leh & check-into the hotel & relax. Overnight in Hotel at Leh.

Day 09 Leh – Khardungla Pass – Leh (By Bike) (78 Kms. / 3 hrs appx.)
After breakfast we ride about 39 Kms to Khardungla La Pass (the World’s Highest Motorable Road at a height of 5606 m), where we take a stop for Photography because the view from the top is spectacular & take a cup of coffee at World’s Highest point. Later ride back to Leh. After lunch, we visit nine storeys Leh Palace and it was built by King Singe Namgyal in the 16th century, also visit Shanti Stupa (Japanese Pagoda) a magnificent white-domed structure, offers spectacular views of the sunrise and sunset. Overnight in Hotel at Leh.

Day 10 Leh – Lamayuru – Uleytokpo (By Bike) (182 Kms / 7 hrs appx.)
After early breakfast ride to Lamayuru (127 Km / about 5 hrs), enroute visit Spituk gompa, the name “Spituk”, meaning exemplary. Spituk Gompa is beautifully located on a hilltop and provides a beautiful view of the Indus Valley & Leh Airport. Later ride continue for Lamayuru, on arrival visit Lamayuru monastery- known to be the oldest monastic establishment in Ladakh. The monastery is made up of a number of shrines and also has a very rich collection of thankas and magnificent wall paintings. Later we move towards to Uleytokpo (55 km/ 2 hrs). Stay for overnight at Uley Ethnic Resort, a fine camp above Indus River.

Day 11 Uleytokpo – Alchi – Likir – Leh (By Bike) (122 Kms / 4 ½ hrs appx.)
After breakfast, ride back to Leh, enroute visit Alchi village, situated on the bank of Indus River. The village is famous for the existence of one of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh (a national heritage) Alchi Monastery, mainly known for its magnificent and well-preserved 11th or 12th century wall paintings. Later proceed toward Likir it contains the huge Buddha statue, museum & various old manuscripts. It also houses an interesting collection of thankas, old religious and domestic costumes and implements etc. Further continue drive to Leh. Arrive and transfer to hotel for overnight.

Day 12 Leh – Delhi – Home (By Flight)
Morning after breakfast, transfer to airport to catch to flight to Leh. Arrive Delhi, free time for own activity till departure later catch the flight to home town.