Meet the Adventure Nation crew and other riders in the evening after arriving in Delhi. It is imperative that you attend an orientation session so that you can receive the information about the adventure. The bikes will be distributed after the session so you can test them out and see whether they suit your riding style. Since tomorrow will start early, you are to retire early and head to your self-arranged lodging later.

Meet our crew early in the morning. Following a briefing, we leave Delhi and begin travelling along National Highway 1. You will go via locations like Panipat, Karnal, and Kurukshetra today. When you get to the lovely city, check into your lodging. Take a hotel room for the night.

Check out of the motel and head out the door after an early breakfast. After a few hours of riding over the plains of the State of Punjab, we enter the State of Himachal Pradesh, popularly referred to as the "Land of the Gods." We will pass through the towns of Mandi and Bilaspur. Once we cross Bhuntar, the journey becomes more thrilling as we follow the Beas River all the way to Manali. If you have time, venture out later in the evening to explore Old Manali's vibrant streets. Take a hotel room for the night.

Today, we will travel the renowned Manali-Leh Highway in the direction of Jispa. We must traverse the formidable Rohtang Pass (3978m) early in the day before it becomes too crowded, so leaving early is essential. Once we cross Rohtang, we enter the Lahaul and Spiti District, where the scenery radically changes. The arid hillsides of the chilly desert replace the verdant grasses. We continue our journey around the charming mountain towns of Sissu and Keylong in the direction of Jispa. Reach the location early in the evening and spend an exciting night in tents.

Since we will be spending the night at an elevation of above 4,000 meters, make sure you stay fully hydrated by drinking a tonne of water. Even though today's ride is one of the expedition's shorter rides, the adventure-filled terrain keeps the heart rate up. Continue traveling towards Deepak Tal on the Manali-Leh Highway after crossing Darcha. From here, the route begins to climb sharply in the direction of the perilous Baralacha Pass (4890m), passing by Zing Zing Bar and the breathtaking Suraj Tal emerald lake. Stop briefly after crossing Baralacha and enjoy a well-earned lunch close to Bharatpur. Although the topography changes significantly along the route, and the Tsarap River can be seen on the left side, chiselling and roaring through the mountains, we continue our journey to Sarchu along the same road. Expect a fairly uncomfortable overnight stay in a tent when you arrive at Sarchu later in the day.

It's going to be a long but thrilling day of riding, so get on the road after an early breakfast. Early in the day is the best time to cross water crossings, which are frequently seen on the road leading to Leh. We begin our ascent towards Nakee La (4769m) shortly after departing Sarchu, traversing the zigzag Gata Loops, a set of 21 hairpin curves in a mere 7km. The ascent towards Lachung La (5059m), another high mountain, starts just as the descent from Nakee La is almost complete. We stop for lunch in the village of Pang, which is 4600 meters below sea level, after descending from Lachung La. After passing Pang, the scenery begins to shift, and the 45-kilometer Morey Plains plateau begins. We begin rising the Tanglang La (5328m), the highest motorable pass on the Manali-Leh Highway, as we get closer to the end of the plains. Continue riding along the powerful Indus River on the left bank towards Leh after completing the third high mountain of the day. Arrive at Leh late at night and unwind at the hotel.

Enjoy a restful day in Leh after recharging with a nutritious breakfast. Regular bike maintenance takes up the first part of the day, and the remainder of the day can be devoted to touring some of the city's tourist attractions. Visit the Leh Palace and take in the breathtaking terrace views of the Stok Kangri Mountain range. To do some shopping and sample Ladakhi food in the neighborhood restaurants, you might also decide to go to the Shanti Stupa and the local market. Check into the motel for the night.

Following a very leisurely day in Leh, we resume our journey and begin riding across what is regarded as the world's highest motorable road in the direction of Nubra Valley. Khardung La (5359m). Up until the checkpoint next to South Pullu, the road leading to the pass is well-tarred and paved. After passing the checkpoint, the road becomes slushy, with loose boulders on one side. Since it is unsafe to spend a lot of time on top of the pass due to the high altitude and thin air, have yourself photographed as soon as you get to Khardung La and get on the road. After descending from the pass, we make a brief lunch stop before continuing on our way. We stop briefly to see the 32-meter-tall Maitreya Buddha statue at Diskit Monastery after riding for a few more hours. The sight of the double-hump Bactrian camels grazing and the white sand dunes will greet us as we enter the valley. Spend the night at the campsite or motel.

Following breakfast, we begin our journey to Pangong Lake, Ladakh's most photographed location. The journey should be rather intriguing even though we won't be crossing any high passes today because we'll be traveling via Shyok on a much less-traveled road. The majority of our journey will take us through the villages of Agham, Shyok, Durbuk, and Tangste as well as along the stunning Shyok River. Being careful is crucial because the route is still slushy and has several thrilling water crossings and rough terrain. The final portion of the journey will be along the lake after crossing Durbuk. The lake makes a lasting impression on guests from the moment they first see it. Take a picture of yourself and simply take in the wonder of this glistening blue lake. Spend the night in tents. 

Recommence your Ladakh adventure after waking up to a stunning dawn over Pangong Tso. We will follow the same route as yesterday, and after we cross Durbuk, we will begin our ascent of Chang La, the third-highest motorable pass in the world, which is 5360 meters high. Once we crossed Chang La, we stopped for lunch. Following our meal, we travel to Karu, where we begin our ride on the Manali-Leh Highway, which leads to Lah. We will travel by the well-known Druk White Lotus School and the Thiksey monastery just before arriving in Leh. A brief stop will be made to look around the monastery and snap some photos. We will reach Leh for the second time during the expedition after riding for about an hour. Stay in a hotel for the night.

Due to the generally good state of the roads, the journey from Leh to Kargil takes comparatively less time. On the Leh-Srinagar Highway, we say goodbye to Leh and head towards Kargil along the powerful Indus River. As we ride through a breathtaking moonscape to arrive at Lamayuru, which is home to the highest monastery in the area, the scenery is captivating the entire way. We begin the slow ascent to Fotu La (4108m) shortly after Lamayuru, and as we descend the pass, we begin the ascent to Namika La (3700m), another high pass. These two passes lead into the Musbekh Valley and are located in the Zanskar range. While traveling to Kargil, we pass through several charming villages. Spend the night.

Prepare yourself for one of the most amazing riding experiences as you awaken to the crisp Himalayan air. We leave our lodging and begin riding through Dras, considered the second coldest inhabited region on Earth, towards the Kashmir Valley. We stop briefly at the Dras War Memorial just before arriving in Dras. We begin our ascent towards Zoji La (3528m) after Dras, and the vistas from the summit are simply breathtaking. We enter the stunning Sonamarg valley, a popular tourist site, after traversing the pass. We ride across the valley for a few more hours before arriving at Srinagar. Spend the night in a hotel or houseboat.

We will travel through the breathtaking valleys of Kashmir on our way to the Punjabi plains of Pathankot today. Since we will be climbing down and the road conditions are generally good, the riding speed should be fairly quick despite the distance. We will travel through two of the largest tunnels in the area on our journey to Pathankot. Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee Tunnel (9.2km) and Jawahar Tunnel (2.85km). Since tomorrow will likewise be a long day of riding, get to the hotel and get a good night's sleep.

This once-in-a-lifetime experience comes to an end today. Since today's journey is the longest of the 13-day expedition, we must begin as soon as possible. Since we will be travelling on broad tarmac roads over the Punjab and Haryana plains, the trip should go rather smoothly. Reach the location where it all began by arriving in the capital by late evening. On this epic journey, say goodbye to your motorbike. Check in Hotel in Delhi Overnight Stay in Delhi.

Morning Breakfast at Hotel then Drive to Airport for flight Your Next Destination.