Yes. Certain sections of Kinnaur and the border regions require special permits for foreign visitors. These permits are included in the tour and arranged by our team as part of the tour package.

Yes. Most international visitors require a tourist visa to enter India. The application process is generally straightforward and can usually be completed online through the official Indian e-Visa system. We recommend applying several weeks before departure.

The tour reaches elevations above 4,500 metres (14,700 feet). Riders gradually acclimatise throughout the journey as the route climbs from the lower Himalayan valleys into the high-altitude regions of Kinnaur and Spiti.

Often called "Little Tibet", Spiti Valley is one of the most remote regions of India. It is famous for its ancient Buddhist monasteries, high-altitude desert landscapes, traditional Tibetan culture and some of the most spectacular mountain roads in the [...]

No. While the riding is spectacular, the tour also focuses on Tibetan culture, ancient monasteries, remote villages and the landscapes of the Himalayas. Many riders consider the cultural and scenic experiences to be just as rewarding as the riding [...]

Average riding time is typically between four and six hours per day. Some days may be shorter or longer depending on road conditions, sightseeing stops and weather. The tour is designed to balance enjoyable riding with cultural experiences, photography [...]