Indian currency cannot legally be brought into or taken out of the country. You may bring foreign currency such as euros or US dollars and exchange it in India. Credit cards and ATMs are available in larger towns, although [...]

Travelers may bring up to 200 cigarettes and 2 liters of alcohol into India duty-free. Most international brands of cigarettes and spirits are also available in India, and customs checks for tourists are generally straightforward.

In India traffic drives on the left side of the road. Most riders adapt quickly. Traffic in Ladakh is relatively light, although extra attention is required for pedestrians, animals and cyclists.

Typical group size is: 8–14 riders 2–6 passengers The minimum number of riders required for the tour to operate is six participants.

During the tour we mainly enjoy simple regional cuisine and local specialties. Many meals are vegetarian, although chicken is sometimes available. Indian cuisine typically includes rice, vegetables, lentils and mild curries. Vegetarians generally have no difficulty finding suitable meals. [...]

You should bring your own motorcycle riding gear, including helmet, protective riding suit, gloves and motorcycle boots. Weather conditions in the Himalayas can change quickly, especially at high altitude. We recommend warm layers, winter gloves, warm socks and rain [...]