
Kumaon Himalayas
Kumaon Himalayan Motorcycle Tour
From
₹30,000/ rider

Uttarakhand, 11 days · 1,650 km
Ride to the Sacred Himalayas
A remote border-valley expedition to two of the most revered peaks in India.
Next departure 1 May – 10 May 2027
Scheduled departures for the coming seasons. Filter by destination, month, length, difficulty or budget.

Kumaon Himalayas
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₹30,000/ rider

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₹66,000/ rider

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₹52,000/ rider

Uttarakhand
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₹35,000/ rider
From the border valleys of Uttarakhand to the forests of Arunachal — each region rides differently.
Expeditions built around the road, the season and the people riding it.
Our approachRoutes, stays and daily distances planned around the terrain, the season and the riders.
A ride leader and marshal keep the group together and set a safe, steady pace.
Small groups ride better, adapt faster and travel more lightly through remote places.
Border valleys, high passes and places far beyond the usual tourist circuits.
Accommodation and on-route logistics coordinated so you can focus on the ride.
Local partners and on-the-ground knowledge of roads, permits and weather.
Mechanical and emergency support on tours where it is included — see each tour’s inclusions.
Riders who return, ride together again and share the road.
Routes under exploration
Routes we are scouting and preparing. None of these are confirmed departures yet — register your interest and we’ll tell you when (and if) they launch.
Reviews and ride memories from our riders. Every story is checked and approved before it appears here.
Rider reviews will appear here once they have been verified.
Riding guides, expedition stories and notes from the road.

Guides, 28 Oct 2026
Layers, rain gear and the small things that make a big difference at altitude.
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Guides, 19 Oct 2026
How thin air affects you and your motorcycle, and how good itineraries account for it.
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Our philosophy
We ride to discover extraordinary places at the pace of the road — through villages, over passes and into valleys that tour buses never reach. We ride in small groups, we look after one another, and we travel with respect for the communities and landscapes that make these journeys possible.