Embarking on a Leh Ladakh bike trip from the vibrant city of Surat is an incredible journey through some of the world's most breathtaking landscapes. Ladakh, nestled in the Himalayas, is known for its rugged beauty, serene monasteries, and challenging roads. Starting from Surat, you'll traverse a vast distance, experiencing the thrill of riding your bike through mountain passes, remote valleys, and high-altitude deserts. This adventure promises not only scenic vistas but also a deep connection with nature and a chance to explore Ladakh's unique culture. It's a dream trip for motorcycle enthusiasts, offering a taste of the wild and the serene.
Quick Facts
➔ Start Point: Leh
➔ End Point: Delhi
➔ Duration: 15 Days and 14 nights
Inclusion
- Transport: Transportation from Surat to Leh Ladakh and vice versa, Transfer from Leh Ladakh Airport/Railway Station/Volvo Stand to Hotel.
- Stay: Accommodation is provided on a twin/double sharing basis.
- Meal: Bed Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Welcome Drink Upon Arrival
- Tour tax and charges: All Taxi Tours Include All Parking Fees, Toll Tax, Green Tax, and Driver Stay All applicable taxes, admission charge, and driver allowance
How to reach
By Air
➔ To reach Leh Ladakh for a bike trip from Surat by air, you can take a flight from Surat International Airport to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport in Leh.
➔ Several airlines operate flights connecting Surat and Leh with one or more stopovers, providing a convenient and time-saving option for your journey to Ladakh.
By Road
➔ To reach Leh Ladakh for a bike trip from Surat by road, embark on a long and scenic road journey. Drive or ride to Leh via the NH48, which connects Surat to Manali.
➔ From Manali, continue the journey through the picturesque Manali-Leh Highway, covering approximately 474 kilometers to reach Leh.
By Train
➔ To reach Leh Ladakh for a bike trip from Surat by train, you'll need to take a train to a major railway station like Pathankot or Jammu Tawi.
➔ From there, you'll have to continue your journey to Leh by road, either via bus or taxi, as Ladakh is not connected by a direct railway network. It's a long and scenic train-to-road trip.
