Book your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali, a 6 Nights 7 Days group bike journey covering Sissu, Chandratal Lake, Kunzum Pass, Kaza, Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, and Chicham Bridge. Ride through Atal Tunnel, rough mountain roads, high-altitude villages, and remote sections of Spiti Valley. Perfect for solo riders, bike lovers, friends, and working professionals, with a Trip Captain, Bike Marshal, backup support, planned stays, and on-ground assistance.
6 Nights / 7 Days
Delhi – Delhi
Bike Trip
18–35 Years
Included
Included
The Spiti Bike Trip From Manali is a shorter bike journey for riders who want to explore Chandratal Lake, Kaza, and the main places of Spiti Valley without completing the longer Kinnaur circuit. The main riding route starts from Manali and enters the mountains through Atal Tunnel before continuing towards Sissu, Chandratal, Kunzum Pass, and Kaza.
Over 6 Nights and 7 Days, you'll ride through rough mountain roads, remote valleys, high-altitude passes, and the main village circuit around Kaza. From crossing Atal Tunnel and Kunzum Pass to visiting Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, and Chicham Bridge, the trip covers the main experiences of the Manali–Spiti route within a shorter schedule.
The Spiti Bike Trip From Manali is suitable for riders who want to experience the main Spiti bike route but do not have enough time for the longer Full Circuit.
Instead of entering through Shimla and Kinnaur, this trip takes the shorter route through Manali and Lahaul. The main bike journey begins from Manali and continues through Atal Tunnel, Sissu, Gramphu, Chhatru, Batal, Chandratal, Kunzum Pass, and Kaza.
The route includes some of the roughest riding sections of the journey, especially between Gramphu and Chandratal. Riders experience broken roads, water crossings, rocky tracks, narrow mountain sections, and changing weather conditions.
Two nights in Kaza give you time to explore the main high-altitude villages and monasteries without changing accommodation every day. The local circuit covers Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, and Chicham Bridge.
With a planned riding route, a Bike Marshal, group coordination, backup support, and basic mechanical assistance, the trip is designed for riders who want to focus on the road while the main travel arrangements are managed by the team.
The Spiti Bike Trip From Manali route begins with an overnight journey from Delhi to Manali. After bike allotment and a basic riding briefing, the main ride starts from Manali and continues through Atal Tunnel, Sissu, Chandratal, Kunzum Pass, Losar, and Kaza before returning to Manali through the same mountain route.
Delhi → Manali → Atal Tunnel → Sissu → Gramphu → Chhatru → Batal → Chandratal → Kunzum Pass → Losar → Kaza → Key Monastery → Hikkim → Komic → Langza → Chicham Bridge → Kaza → Manali → Delhi
The route takes riders directly from the greener surroundings of Manali and Lahaul towards the rough and dry terrain of Spiti Valley. After exploring the high-altitude village circuit around Kaza, the group completes the return ride to Manali before taking the overnight journey to Delhi.
Note: Distance and riding time are approximate and can change depending on road conditions, weather, water crossings, traffic, sightseeing stops, and group riding speed.
Choosing the right bike is essential for a safe and enjoyable Spiti Valley adventure. Here are the best motorcycles for riding through Spiti's mountain roads, river crossings, and high-altitude passes.
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is the most recommended bike for a Spiti Valley trip. It offers excellent suspension, high ground clearance, a powerful 452cc engine, and a comfortable upright riding position, making it ideal for long-distance mountain touring.
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 is a reliable and proven adventure bike that has been used on Spiti expeditions for years. It provides stable handling and performs well on rough terrain while remaining budget-friendly.
The KTM 390 Adventure is perfect for experienced riders who want a lightweight, powerful, and feature-rich motorcycle. Its strong performance and agile handling make it one of the fastest adventure bikes for Spiti.
The Royal Enfield Scram 440 is a versatile motorcycle suited for riders who spend most of their time on highways but also want to tackle light off-road sections comfortably.
The Hero XPulse 210 is a lightweight adventure bike that's easy to handle on rocky roads and river crossings. It's a great option for beginners and riders who prefer a lighter motorcycle.
The Royal Enfield Classic 350 is a comfortable touring motorcycle that can complete the Spiti circuit with ease. It's best suited for riders who prefer a relaxed cruising style and don't mind slower speeds on rough roads.
The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 is ideal for highway touring but is less suited to Spiti's rough terrain due to its lower ground clearance and cruiser ergonomics.
Travel with a dedicated Trip Captain who manages group coordination, daily schedules, stays, and on-ground requirements throughout the journey.
A Bike Marshal guides the riding group through the mountain route and shares daily instructions before important riding sections.
The itinerary covers Chandratal, Kaza, Kunzum Pass, and the main high-altitude villages without requiring the longer Full Circuit.
Each riding day follows a planned route with group stops depending on road conditions, weather, and the pace of the riders.
Stay in selected hotels, guesthouses, and camps according to the destination and final package.
Backup support helps the group manage luggage and unexpected situations during remote sections, according to the final package.
Basic mechanical support is available to help with common bike-related issues during the riding journey.
Travel in a smaller riding group for better coordination on narrow and remote mountain roads.
Day-wise journey details for your 6 Nights and 7 Days Spiti Bike Trip From Manali.
Travel
Approx. Distance: 500–530 km
Travel Time: 11–13 hours
Begin your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali from Delhi in the evening. Meet your fellow travellers at the designated pickup point and board the scheduled overnight transfer towards Manali.
Use the overnight journey to rest before reaching the mountains and starting the main bike journey the next day.
Day 1 Highlights
Departure from Delhi
Meet fellow travellers
Overnight journey towards Manali
Highway dinner stop at your own expense
Important Information
Reach the reporting point at least 30–45 minutes before departure.
Keep medicines, identification documents, chargers, warm clothing, and valuables in a small backpack.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 40–50 km
Riding Time: Around 2 hours
Arrive in Manali and meet the riding team. Complete your bike allotment, basic bike checks, and route briefing before starting the main ride.
Begin riding towards Sissu and cross the Atal Tunnel on the way.
The first riding day is kept shorter so that riders can get comfortable with their bikes and understand the group riding formation.
Reach Sissu and check in at your accommodation.
Stay
Overnight stay in Sissu.
Day 2 Highlights
Arrival in Manali
Bike allotment
Bike inspection
Riding briefing
Start of the bike journey
Atal Tunnel
Ride to Sissu
Important Information
Check the brakes, clutch, tyres, lights, and basic controls of your allotted bike before starting the ride.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 70–80 km
Riding Time: 5–6 hours
Start early from Sissu and ride towards Chandratal through Gramphu, Chhatru, and Batal.
This section includes some of the roughest roads of the journey. Riders may encounter broken tracks, rocky patches, and water crossings depending on current conditions.
Follow the Bike Marshal and maintain enough distance between bikes while crossing difficult sections.
Reach the designated Chandratal camping area and visit the lake according to road, weather, and local conditions.
Stay
Overnight stay at a camp near Chandratal.
Day 3 Highlights
Sissu departure
Gramphu
Chhatru
Batal
Rough mountain roads
Water crossings
Chandratal Lake
High-altitude camping
Important Information
Chandratal is located at high altitude. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and immediately report headache, nausea, dizziness, or breathing difficulty.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 100–110 km
Riding Time: 5–6 hours
Wake up near Chandratal and prepare for the ride towards Kaza.
Travel through the high-altitude mountain route and cross the Kunzum Pass region before continuing through Losar towards Kaza.
The route includes rough and remote sections, so ride carefully and follow the group formation.
Reach Kaza and check in at your accommodation.
Stay
First overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 4 Highlights
Morning near Chandratal
Kunzum Pass route
Losar
High-altitude riding
Spiti Valley roads
Arrival in Kaza
Important Information
Road conditions near Kunzum Pass can change quickly. Follow the Bike Marshal and avoid riding separately from the group.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 70–90 km
Riding & Sightseeing Time: 5–6 hours
Today is dedicated to exploring the main places around Kaza.
Ride towards Key Monastery before continuing to the high-altitude villages of Hikkim, Komic, and Langza.
The local circuit also includes Chicham Bridge, depending on the final route and current road conditions.
After completing the sightseeing circuit, return to Kaza and spend the evening at leisure.
Stay
Second overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 5 Highlights
Key Monastery
Hikkim
Komic
Langza
Chicham Bridge
High-altitude village roads
Local sightseeing
Return to Kaza
Important Information
Walk slowly during sightseeing stops and avoid unnecessary physical activity at high altitude.
Ride
Approx. Distance: Around 200 km
Riding Time: 8–9 hours
Start early from Kaza for the longest riding day of the trip.
Ride back towards Manali through Losar, Kunzum Pass, Batal, Chhatru, Gramphu, and Atal Tunnel.
The route includes long rough sections and water crossings, so an early departure is important.
Reach Manali and complete the main riding journey. After returning the allotted bikes and freshening up, board the scheduled overnight transfer towards Delhi.
Day 6 Highlights
Early departure from Kaza
Losar
Kunzum Pass route
Batal
Chhatru
Gramphu
Atal Tunnel
Arrival in Manali
Completion of the bike journey
Overnight journey to Delhi
Important Information
This is the longest riding day of the trip. Get enough rest the previous night and follow the planned group departure time.
Travel
Approx. Distance from Manali: 500–530 km
Travel Time: 11–13 hours overnight
Reach Delhi and complete your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali.
Say goodbye to your fellow riders and continue towards your home or onward destination after completing the Manali–Spiti bike route.
Day 7 Highlights
Arrival in Delhi
End of the Spiti Bike Trip
Farewell to fellow riders
Day-wise journey details for your 6 Nights and 7 Days Spiti Bike Trip From Manali.
Travel
Approx. Distance: 500–530 km
Travel Time: 11–13 hours
Begin your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali from Delhi in the evening. Meet your fellow travellers at the designated pickup point and board the scheduled overnight transfer towards Manali.
Use the overnight journey to rest before reaching the mountains and starting the main bike journey the next day.
Day 1 Highlights
Departure from Delhi
Meet fellow travellers
Overnight journey towards Manali
Highway dinner stop at your own expense
Important Information
Reach the reporting point at least 30–45 minutes before departure.
Keep medicines, identification documents, chargers, warm clothing, and valuables in a small backpack.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 40–50 km
Riding Time: Around 2 hours
Arrive in Manali and meet the riding team. Complete your bike allotment, basic bike checks, and route briefing before starting the main ride.
Begin riding towards Sissu and cross the Atal Tunnel on the way.
The first riding day is kept shorter so that riders can get comfortable with their bikes and understand the group riding formation.
Reach Sissu and check in at your accommodation.
Stay
Overnight stay in Sissu.
Day 2 Highlights
Arrival in Manali
Bike allotment
Bike inspection
Riding briefing
Start of the bike journey
Atal Tunnel
Ride to Sissu
Important Information
Check the brakes, clutch, tyres, lights, and basic controls of your allotted bike before starting the ride.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 70–80 km
Riding Time: 5–6 hours
Start early from Sissu and ride towards Chandratal through Gramphu, Chhatru, and Batal.
This section includes some of the roughest roads of the journey. Riders may encounter broken tracks, rocky patches, and water crossings depending on current conditions.
Follow the Bike Marshal and maintain enough distance between bikes while crossing difficult sections.
Reach the designated Chandratal camping area and visit the lake according to road, weather, and local conditions.
Stay
Overnight stay at a camp near Chandratal.
Day 3 Highlights
Sissu departure
Gramphu
Chhatru
Batal
Rough mountain roads
Water crossings
Chandratal Lake
High-altitude camping
Important Information
Chandratal is located at high altitude. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and immediately report headache, nausea, dizziness, or breathing difficulty.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 100–110 km
Riding Time: 5–6 hours
Wake up near Chandratal and prepare for the ride towards Kaza.
Travel through the high-altitude mountain route and cross the Kunzum Pass region before continuing through Losar towards Kaza.
The route includes rough and remote sections, so ride carefully and follow the group formation.
Reach Kaza and check in at your accommodation.
Stay
First overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 4 Highlights
Morning near Chandratal
Kunzum Pass route
Losar
High-altitude riding
Spiti Valley roads
Arrival in Kaza
Important Information
Road conditions near Kunzum Pass can change quickly. Follow the Bike Marshal and avoid riding separately from the group.
Ride
Approx. Distance: 70–90 km
Riding & Sightseeing Time: 5–6 hours
Today is dedicated to exploring the main places around Kaza.
Ride towards Key Monastery before continuing to the high-altitude villages of Hikkim, Komic, and Langza.
The local circuit also includes Chicham Bridge, depending on the final route and current road conditions.
After completing the sightseeing circuit, return to Kaza and spend the evening at leisure.
Stay
Second overnight stay in Kaza.
Day 5 Highlights
Key Monastery
Hikkim
Komic
Langza
Chicham Bridge
High-altitude village roads
Local sightseeing
Return to Kaza
Important Information
Walk slowly during sightseeing stops and avoid unnecessary physical activity at high altitude.
Ride
Approx. Distance: Around 200 km
Riding Time: 8–9 hours
Start early from Kaza for the longest riding day of the trip.
Ride back towards Manali through Losar, Kunzum Pass, Batal, Chhatru, Gramphu, and Atal Tunnel.
The route includes long rough sections and water crossings, so an early departure is important.
Reach Manali and complete the main riding journey. After returning the allotted bikes and freshening up, board the scheduled overnight transfer towards Delhi.
Day 6 Highlights
Early departure from Kaza
Losar
Kunzum Pass route
Batal
Chhatru
Gramphu
Atal Tunnel
Arrival in Manali
Completion of the bike journey
Overnight journey to Delhi
Important Information
This is the longest riding day of the trip. Get enough rest the previous night and follow the planned group departure time.
Travel
Approx. Distance from Manali: 500–530 km
Travel Time: 11–13 hours overnight
Reach Delhi and complete your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali.
Say goodbye to your fellow riders and continue towards your home or onward destination after completing the Manali–Spiti bike route.
Day 7 Highlights
Arrival in Delhi
End of the Spiti Bike Trip
Farewell to fellow riders
Perfect for group travellers
For solo riders with an individual bike
For travellers joining as a pillion rider
Ideal for two travellers sharing a room
Individual bike with double-sharing stay
Pillion option with double-sharing stay
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Pack the right riding gear, warm clothing, travel documents, and essential items to stay comfortable and prepared throughout your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali.
Carry a full-face helmet, riding jacket, riding gloves, knee guards, elbow protection, riding pants, and suitable riding shoes. Personal riding gear is recommended because it provides a better fit and comfort during long riding hours.
Carry a compact rucksack or duffel bag that can be secured properly. Avoid hard trolley bags for bike journeys. Keep medicines, documents, chargers, snacks, and a warm layer in a smaller day bag.
Carry thermal wear, fleece, a warm jacket, full-sleeve T-shirts, comfortable pants, warm socks, gloves, and a woollen cap. Pack in layers because temperatures can change throughout the day.
Carry riding shoes with good grip and ankle support. Keep lightweight slippers for use at hotels and camps.
Carry all personal prescription medicines and a basic first-aid kit. Keep basic medicines for headache, fever, cold, motion sickness, and stomach problems. Take altitude-related medicines only after consulting a doctor.
Carry an original government-issued photo ID and a valid Driving Licence. Own-bike riders should also carry the RC, insurance, and valid PUC certificate.
Carry sunscreen, UV-protection sunglasses, lip balm, moisturiser, reusable water bottle, power bank, mobile charger, toiletries, and waterproof covers.
Carry energy bars, dry fruits, chocolates, and biscuits for remote riding sections. Keep enough cash for personal expenses and emergencies.
Follow the instructions given by the Bike Marshal and Trip Captain. Do not race or perform stunts on mountain roads. Respect local communities and religious places, and never leave waste behind.
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25% refund
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Quick answers to common questions before booking your Spiti Bike Trip From Manali.
This itinerary takes 6 Nights and 7 Days from Delhi to Delhi, including overnight transfers and five main days in the mountain region.
The main bike ride starts from Manali after bike allotment, basic bike checks, and the riding briefing.
The route covers Manali, Atal Tunnel, Sissu, Gramphu, Chhatru, Batal, Chandratal, Kunzum Pass, Losar, Kaza, Key Monastery, Hikkim, Komic, Langza, and Chicham Bridge.
Riders should already know how to handle a motorcycle confidently. The route includes rough roads, water crossings, rocky tracks, and long riding hours, so basic riding experience and confidence are important.
Yes, Chandratal is included in the planned itinerary. However, access depends on road opening, weather, and current safety conditions.
Yes. The Manali route involves a faster increase in altitude compared with the Shimla–Kinnaur route. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, avoid unnecessary physical exertion, and report any symptoms immediately to the Trip Captain.
Yes. Solo riders can join the group departure and ride with other participants under the coordination of the Trip Captain and Bike Marshal.
Pillion options may be available depending on the selected package and bike category. Confirm pillion availability while booking your trip.
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