Delhi- Chandigarh- Manali- Mahri- Tandi- Sarchu- Pang - Tsokar- Miru- Karu- Leh- Nubra over Khardung La (World Highest Motorable Road. 5699 mts) Leh- Delhi- Agra .
The Manali- Leh road, also called the Army Road, was built mainly for defence reasons to supply the Indian armed forced in the remote areas of Ladakh. The road was opened for foreigners in 1990, and the approach to the Pangong lake in 1994. The road covers a distance of 520 km between Manali and Leh, and is paved all the way, besides a 30 km stretch crossing the Taglang pass. It travels over passes which are snowbound for 7 months a year, 3 of them higher than 5000 mts, the Khardung pass behind Leh with more than 5600 mts, being the highest motorable pass in the world.
On its way, the road touches the high- altitude lake of Tso- Kar, a mineral lake with abundant wildlife, where the Tibetan wild ass, the kiang, can be seen, as well as the famous monasteries of Ladakh, like Tikse and Hemis. It leads through country, sparsly populated by nomads with herbs of yaks and sheep.
The passes are open between beginning of July and end of October. The climate changes considerably from Manali, still under the influence of the monsoon, to the dry, thin air of Ladakh. But the temperature between July and September does not normally get near the freezing point, even on the high passes, and it is mostly sunny and warm. Manali might get some heavy rain during monsoon in July/ August.
The above tour can be done by coach/ jeeps known on safari tour and the itinerary will remain same but with less duration of time which is as under:
Bike through the dramatic hills, valleys and on the ridges of the Garhwal Himalaya. Regarded by many as one of the most beautiful areas in the Himalaya . There are wonderful views of the nearby 7000 + metre snow clad peaks. Meet fascinating sadhus (Hindu holy men) along their way on religious pilgrimages.
Join in Delhi , a city of contrasts: the old forts, mosques and bazaars and the new, elegant avenues, stately homes and landscaped gardens. Garhwal, is the Dev Bhoomi (Land of Gods) steeped in legend and an ancient place for spiritual fulfilment.
From the popular hill station of Mussoorie, we cycle along a ridge with breathtaking panoramic views of the Greater Himalaya ranges to Dhanolti. We pass enchanting villages, terraced farmlands, and gurgling brooks to arrive at Guptakashi, a quaint little town mentioned in the Indian epic, Mahabharata. We then go through the highlands of Chopta in the Kedarnath musk deer sanctuary and head through the jungle on route to Rishikesh and Hardwar , the renowned centres of Hindu spiritualism.
Bhutan and Sikkim are perfect destinations for motor
biking; the mountainous road that are well maintained throughout
reaches various heights of 3000m and offers the most
romantic sights of the Himalayan ranges, the rides
are through various types of vegetation ranging from
sub tropical to alpine vegetation, through terraced fields, rain forests,
villages small and big, providing opportunity for more
intimate encouter with local folks. Windhorse and its terrain
machines in the entire Indian subcontinent that have been imported from
Austria. These machines are champions of the Dakar Rally
and give you the most comfortable and reliable ride on our tours.
We also offer Royal Enfield motorbikes for those
who are interested in the classic bike rides across the Kingdom. Service staff and
mechanics back all our tours.
New Delhi - drive past the stately government buildings of the British Era designed by Lutyens, including the India Gate & the Presidential Palace . Continue onto the beautiful Humayuns tomb of the Mughal era & predecessor of the world famous Taj Mahal. End the tour at the towering minaret of Qutab Minar .
A fternoon the guests will have an opportunity to do a familiarisation of bikes.
This session will include briefing regarding do/don't, road conditions, rules & regulations, etc.
Overnight at hotel.
The Manali- Leh road, also called the Army Road, was built mainly for defence reasons to supply the Indian armed forced in the remote areas of Ladakh. The road was opened for foreigners in 1990, and the approach to the Pangong lake in 1994. The road covers a distance of 520 km between Manali and Leh, and is paved all the way, besides a 30 km stretch crossing the Taglang pass. It travels over passes which are snowbound for 7 months a year, 3 of them higher than 5000 mts, the Khardung pass behind Leh with more than 5600 mts, being the highest motorable pass in the world. 
. Regarded by many as one of the most beautiful areas in the Himalaya . There are wonderful views of the nearby 7000 + metre snow clad peaks. Meet fascinating sadhus (Hindu holy men) along their way on religious pilgrimages. 
Delhi/ Bagdogra/ Kalimpong/ Darjeeling/ Gangtok/ Phuntsholing/ Bunakha/ Thimpu/ Punakha/ Tongsa/ Jakar/ Bumthang/ Paro/ Delhi/ Agra/ Delhi. 
Bharatpur/ Fatehpur Sikri/ Agra/ Delhi.