Motorcycle Ride into
WINTER SPITI
Tour Type
Tour Leader
Accomodation
Standard
Level
Intermediate
Meal Plan
Half-Board
Motorcycle
Himalayan 450
Permits
We Handle All
White Out, Winter Spiti
Dehradun-Kaza-Dehradun
1 upcoming departures
INR 80,000/- per person
06 Sep. 2026 to 29 Sep. 2026
06 Sep. 2026 to 29 Sep. 2026
06 Sep. 2026 to 29 Sep. 2026
White Out, Winter Spiti
Dehradun-Kaza-Dehradun
1 upcoming
departures
INR 80,000/-
per person
06 Sep. 2026 to 29 Sep. 2026
06 Sep. 2026 to 29 Sep. 2026
06 Sep. 2026 to 29 Sep. 2026
On the agenda
A mythical journey in Spiti Valley for Chitkul, Kaza, Chandratal and Manali
White Out, Winter Spiti
Dehradun Kaza Dehradun – 10 STAGES – 1350 KM
1/11 • Arrival in Dehradun/Rishikesh
Your winter Himalayan adventure begins as you land in Rishikesh/Dehradun, the gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas. The chill of the winter air and the calm Ganga riverbanks set the tone for the journey ahead. Spend the evening at Triveni Ghat, witnessing the Ganga Aarti under the cool night sky, or enjoy the peaceful riverside cafes. Later, attend a ride briefing and bike allocation session, preparing for the icy challenges ahead.
2/10 • Rishikesh/Dehradun - Narkanda
Kickstart your winter expedition as you ride through the lower Himalayan ranges, passing misty valleys, pine forests, and snow patches as you enter Himachal Pradesh. Gradually, the temperature dips, and the mountain air grows sharper. By evening, reach Narkanda, a quaint hill station blanketed in snow, famous for apple orchards and serene winter views. - 280 KM
3/10 • Narkanda- Kalpa
Today, experience the thrill of riding on winter mountain roads, with snow-capped peaks towering around. Traverse through cliffside routes and the famous Rock Tunnel road, offering breathtaking winter vistas. By late afternoon, arrive in Chitkul, the last village on the Indo-Tibet border, often draped in snow during winters, where the frozen Baspa River and alpine silence create a surreal atmosphere. - 180 KM
4/10 • Kalpa - Nako
Leave behind the snowy Baspa Valley and ride towards the remote high-altitude terrains. The landscape transforms into a white and brown mosaic as you approach the Trans-Himalayan desert. Pass through Khab Bridge, where the Sutlej and Spiti Rivers meet, often surrounded by icy winds and frostcovered cliffs. By evening, reach Nako, a frozen village with its icy lake creating a postcard-perfect winter scene. - 150 KM
5/10 • Nako - Kaza
Today’s ride takes you deeper into Spiti’s winter wonderland. Navigate through snow-covered winding roads and icy river bends, witnessing how life survives in this harsh yet beautiful Himalayan desert. Stop at Gue Monastery, home to the mummified monk of Gue, a mystical experience against the snowy silence of the valley. By evening, reach Kaza, the heart of Spiti Valley, which in winter feels isolated, tranquil, and magical. - 140 KM
6/10 • Kaza Sightseeing
Experience Spiti in its raw winter glory as you ride to its highaltitude villages:
· Key Monastery – Standing resilient against the icy winds, it looks straight out of a winter postcard.
Kibber Village – A snow-covered village where life slows down in the extreme cold.
· Hikkim – Post a letter from the world’s highest post office, surrounded by white Himalayan expanses.
· Langza – Known for its giant Buddha statue amidst snowdraped mountains, offering a calm, spiritual vibe.
· Riding in winter here is challenging but unforgettable, with frosted roads and frozen streams.
-50 KM
7/10 • Kaza - Sangla/Chitkul
Start the long, thrilling ride back from Spiti’s icy landscapes to the greener valleys of Kinnaur. Roads may have frozen stretches and light snow, making the journey adventurous. As you descend, the barren winter desert slowly gives way to apple country, and you reach Kalpa, offering stunning views of snow-clad Kinner Kailash. The contrast between Spiti’s stark winter silence and Kalpa’s cozy winter charm is mesmerizing. - 250 KM
8/10 • Chitkul - Shimla
Ride along the Sutlej River Valley, where patches of frost and snow line the riversides. The scenic route winds through Himalayan villages wrapped in winter hues, bringing you to Shimla, the colonial hill station that feels extra magical with its winter chill and occasional snowfall. - 220 KM
9/10 • Shimla - Dehradun/Rishikesh
Embark on the final stretch of your winter expedition, descending from the icy mountain curves to the foothills. The ride allows one last glimpse of the frozen Himalayas, before reaching Rishikesh, where the warmer river valley feels like a soft landing after days in the high-altitude cold. Celebrate the successful completion of your winter Spiti ride by the peaceful banks of the Ganga. - 120 KM
10/10 • Farewell to the Frozen Himalayas
After breakfast, transfer to Delhi airport for your return flight. Depart with the memory of icy rides, frozen monasteries, and the thrill of conquering the Himalayas in winter, an adventure that only a few dare to attempt.
- Pure Veg Meal (Breakfast and Dinner)
- RE Himalayan Bikes & Fuel
- Accommodation on Double/Quad Sharing
- Riding Jacket, Knee Guards & Gloves
- Inner line permits and all permissions
- All major sightseeing
- Dedicated tour coordinator & Techincal
- Support
- Back up Van
- Fun Activities, River Rafting
- Lunch
- Anything not mentioned in the Inclusions
Documents requested :
- AADHAR CARD
- INDIAN PASSPORT
- PASSPORT SIZED PHOTOGRAPH
- VALID VISA, IF REQUIRED
IMPORTANT This trip includes a few long stages Primary aid in reaching the nearest
medical center is provided by our support vehicle, as helicopters and ambulances are
rarely available. Limited phone coverage and restrictions on satellite phones can make
contacting emergency services challenging. Additionally, as with any mountain route,
road quality and difficulty are heavily influenced by current and prior weather conditions
Clothing
- Comfortable, breathable T-shirts and riding
pants - Warm layers: fleece jacket, thermal inners
Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants - Quick-dry socks (6-7 pairs)
- Woolen cap and gloves for high-altitude cold
- Lightweight trekking shoes for off-bike
exploration
Personal Essentials:
- Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Lip balm and moisturizer - Sunglasses with UV protection
- Basic toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap,
wet wipes) - First aid kit with personal medications
The advance amount is non-refundable.
100% of the Total Trip Cost is Payable to Confirm Your Booking. Once 100% amount is paid,
- Cancellations are made before 30 days of the start date of the trip, We will return 50% of the remaining amount.(Please note advance amount is non-refundable)
- Cancellations are made before 15 days of the start date of the trip. We will return 25% of the remaining amount. (Please note advance amount is non-refundable)
- Cancellations are made before 0-15 days of the start date of the trip. No amount is refundable.
In the case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain activities may be cancelled and in such cases, the operator will try his best to provide an alternate feasible activity. However, no refund will be provided for the same.
- Booking and Payment
A non-refundable deposit of 5,000 of the total trip cost is required to confirm your booking. The remaining balance must be paid 07 days before the departure date.
- Cancellation by Organizer:
In the unlikely event of trip cancellation by us due to unforeseen circumstances, participants will receive a full refund of the amount paid or the option to reschedule.
- Liability and Safety
- The organizer shall not be held responsible for any accidents, injuries, or loss of personal property during the trip. Travel insurance highly recommended.
- Participants are responsible for their own safety and must follow all instructions provided by guides and the organizing team.
- It is advised to disclose any medical conditions or dietary restrictions to the organizer prior to departure.
- Changes in Itinerary
- Due to unpredictable winter weather or road conditions in Kashmir, the itinerary may be subject to change.
- We reserve the right to alter the schedule, accommodations, or activities as necessary for the safety and well-being of participants.
- Due to unpredictable winter weather or road conditions in Kashmir, the itinerary may be subject to change.
- We reserve the right to alter the schedule, accommodations, or activities as necessary for the safety and well-being of participants
- Due to unpredictable weather or road blocks if we cant make it to the hotel or flight cancellation, which may cause extra days for stay, so there will be the extra charges for the same.
- Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend that each participant purchases travel insurance covering trip cancellation, medical expenses, accidents, and emergency evacuations. The organizer will not be liable for any financial loss due to lack of insurance.
- Responsibilities of Participants
Participants must be physically fit to handle winter conditions, as temperatures can be extreme. Each participant is responsible for bringing adequate winter clothing and gear as specified in the packing list provided. Participants are expected to be punctual for all activities and respectful to guides, locals, and fellow travelers.
- Code of Conduct
Participants are expected to respect the local customs, culture, and environment. Any form of misconduct, harassment, or disruptive behavior towards other participants, guides, or locals will lead to immediate removal from the trip without a refund.
- Force Majeure
The organizer shall not be liable for any cancellations, delays, or alterations to the itinerary caused by factors beyond control, including natural disasters, political unrest, or government restrictions.
- Assumption of Risk
Participants acknowledge that traveling in winter conditions involves certain risks, including but not limited to cold weather, slippery surfaces, and high-altitude activities. Participation is at your own risk.
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