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Spiti Valley Bike Trip 6N 7D

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The Spiti Biking Expedition was more than just a road trip—it was a journey of adventure, connection, and self-discovery. Over the span of 7 days, we rode through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in Himachal Pradesh, starting from Manali and covering hidden gems like Jibhi, Sangla, Chitkul, Nako, Kaza, and the mystical Chandrataal Lake. From conquering high-altitude passes like Jalori and Kunzum to exploring ancient monasteries and remote villages like Hikkim and Komic, every moment was packed with raw beauty and adrenaline. Riding alongside a passionate group of travelers, we shared stories, meals, laughter, and unforgettable memories under starlit skies. The mix of adventure, culture, and scenic solitude made this expedition a perfect escape from routine life. With strong mechanical support, curated stays, and an enthusiastic team, this ride gave me the perfect balance of thrill and comfort. Spiti has etched itself in my heart forever.


Highlights

Day 0: Delhi to Manali (Overnight Journey)

  • Reporting in Delhi at 9 PM(Tentative).

  • Overnight journey to Manali by Volvo.


Day 1: Manali to Jibhi (110 km / 3 hrs)

  • Arrive in Manali, freshen up, get bikes.

  • Ride to Jibhi via Aut Tunnel.

  • Dinner and overnight stay at Jibhi.


Day 2: Jibhi to Sangla via Jalori Pass (190 km / 8 hrs)

  • Ride via Jalori Pass and Kinnaur Gate.

  • Follow the Sutlej River to reach Sangla.

  • Check-in and stay at Sangla.


Day 3: Sangla - Chitkul - Nako via Khab Sangam (170 km / 6 hrs)

  • Visit Chitkul Village.

  • Ride to Nako via Khab Sangam.

  • Visit Nako Lake. Overnight in Nako.


Day 4: Nako - Tabo - Dhankar - Kaza (127 km)

  • Explore Tabo Monastery and caves.

  • Visit Dhankar Monastery.

  • Reach Kaza for overnight stay.


Day 5: Kaza - Hikkim - Komic - Langza - Key Monastery (80 km)

  • Visit Key Monastery, World’s Highest Post Office (Hikkim), Komic & Langza villages.

  • Return to Kaza. Overnight stay.


Day 6: Kaza - Chicham - Kunzum Pass - Chandrataal (100 km)

  • Scenic ride via Chicham Bridge & Kunzum Pass.

  • Reach Chandrataal Lake. Camping and stargazing.


Day 7: Chandrataal - Manali - Delhi (110 km)

  • Ride back to Manali via Atal Tunnel.

  • Volvo to Delhi. Reach by 11 AM next day.



  • Report at 7–8 PM in Delhi.

  • Meet the group and board the semi-sleeper Volvo.

  • Overnight journey to Manali.


  • Arrive in Manali, freshen up and have breakfast.

  • Get your bike & gear.

  • Ride to Jibhi via Aut Tunnel.

  • Dinner and overnight stay at Jibhi.


  • Breakfast and ride towards Sangla.

  • Cross scenic Jalori Pass & Kinnaur Gate.

  • Ride along the Sutlej River.

  • Check-in and overnight stay in Sangla.


  • Visit Chitkul, the last village near the Indo-China border.

  • Ride to Nako via Khab Sangam (confluence of Spiti & Sutlej rivers).

  • Visit Nako Lake.

  • Overnight stay in Nako.


  • Visit Tabo Monastery and meditation caves.

  • Explore Dhankar Monastery.

  • Reach Kaza by evening.

  • Overnight stay at homestay in Kaza.


  • Visit Key Monastery.

  • Send postcards from Hikkim (World’s highest post office).

  • Explore Komic (highest village) and Langza (Fossil Village).

  • Return and overnight stay in Kaza.


  • Cross Chicham Bridge (Asia’s highest).

  • Ride through Kunzum Pass.

  • Reach Chandrataal Lake.

  • Stargazing & overnight in Swiss camps.


  • Ride back to Manali via Atal Tunnel.

  • Drop bikes and freshen up.

  • Board Volvo for Delhi.

  • Overnight journey.


  • Reach Delhi by 11 AM.

  • Trip ends with lifetime memories!


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Byko Journeys offers experiential travel with a positive impact. We specialise in group expeditions to offbeat destinations and handle all aspects of trip planning, booking, budgeting, and organising. Our attractive packages provide a competitive edge and are customisable to fit your preferences and budget. Let us make your travel experience personal and fulfilling.

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Just did the Himachal Trip with BykoJourneys and probably is one of my best decisions of 2023 !! An awesome team of our trip captains nikhil and naveen who are super chilled out & fun to hang out with.We did have some feedback for the trip leaders at the beginning which was heard and we saw changes in the subsequent days, which was awesome. BykoJourneys team is open to feedback and did their best to make us comfortable. The stays/ hotels booked were safe, clean and awesome..no complaints there. Overall a fun trip with a fun gang ! Will probably do another one with Byko soon. Thanks for the memories Byko !!


Inclusions

  • 🚌 Volvo Transfers:
    Delhi to Manali and back in semi-sleeper Volvo.

  • 🏍️ Bike on Rent with Fuel:
    Royal Enfield (or similar) for 7 days – Manali to Manali.

  • 🧤 Riding Gear:
    Helmet, knee guard & elbow guard (personal helmet recommended for comfort).

  • 🏨 Accommodation (6 Nights):

    • Jibhi (Hotel)

    • Sangla (Hotel)

    • Nako (Hotel)

    • Kaza (Homestay - 2 Nights)

    • Chandrataal (Swiss Camps)
      (Triple sharing; double sharing at ₹3000 extra per person)

  • 🍽️ Meals:
    6 Breakfasts & 6 Dinners.

  • 🛂 Inner Line Permits:
    All necessary permits for Spiti Valley travel.

  • 👨‍✈️ Team Captain:
    Experienced trip leader throughout the journey.

  • 🧰 Backup Vehicle & Mechanical Support:
    Includes oxygen cans and first aid kit.

  • 💊 Medical Kit:
    Basic emergency medical supplies available 24x7.

Exclusions

  • 🍴 Meals Not Mentioned:
    Lunches, snacks, and any food/drinks not included in the meal plan (e.g. mineral water, soft drinks, alcohol).

  • 🎟️ Personal Expenses:
    Tips, laundry, phone bills, shopping, and other personal expenditures.

  • 🏛️ Entry Fees & Activities:
    Entry tickets to monuments, monasteries, camera/video charges, camel safari, rafting, etc.

  • 🌧️ Unexpected Costs:
    Expenses due to roadblocks, landslides, weather conditions, or any natural calamity (to be borne by the traveler on the spot).

  • 🛵 Accidental Bike Damage:
    Any accidental or external damage to the bike during the ride.
    (A ₹5,000 refundable security deposit is required per bike.)

  • 🧳 Travel Insurance:
    Not included; recommended to arrange on your own.

Things to carry

Clothing

  • 2–3 Pairs of Warm Thermals (Top & Bottom)

  • Heavy Jacket (Wind & Waterproof)

  • Lightweight Down Jacket / Fleece

  • Riding Pants or Comfortable Trousers

  • T-shirts / Quick-dry Shirts (4–5)

  • Waterproof Gloves + Woolen Gloves

  • Woolen Cap / Balaclava / Neck Warmer

  • Undergarments & Socks (5–6 pairs; include woolen)

  • Raincoat / Poncho (Essential)


🥾 Footwear

  • Sturdy Riding Shoes / Hiking Boots

  • Comfortable Slippers or Flip-Flops (for camps/homestays)


🧼 Toiletries

  • Toothbrush & Toothpaste

  • Face Wash & Soap

  • Sunscreen (SPF 50+)

  • Moisturizer / Lip Balm

  • Toilet Paper / Wet Wipes / Tissue

  • Sanitizer & Deodorant


🧰 Riding Gear

  • Riding Helmet (recommended to carry your own)

  • Knee and Elbow Guards (provided, but carry if you prefer your own)

  • Riding Jacket (optional but useful)


💊 Medical & Safety

  • Personal Medication (if any)

  • Basic First Aid Kit

  • Diamox (for altitude, consult doctor)

  • Painkillers / Motion Sickness Tablets

  • Band-Aids, Antiseptic Cream


🔌 Electronics & Misc

  • Power Bank (Mandatory)

  • Phone Charger

  • Camera / GoPro (optional)

  • Torch / Headlamp

  • Sunglasses (UV protected)

  • Reusable Water Bottle / Thermos

  • Small Backpack / Daypack


🏕️ Optional but Helpful

  • Energy Bars / Dry Fruits / Snacks

  • Travel Towel

  • Small Lock (for bags)

  • Notebook & Pen



FAQs – Spiti Biking Expedition (6N/7D)

1. What’s the best time to go for this trip?

June to September is the ideal window, as roads are open and weather is favorable.


2. Do I need to be an experienced rider?

Basic riding skills and comfort with mountain roads are essential. Spiti routes include high-altitude passes and rough terrain.


3. What is the fitness level required?

Moderate fitness is recommended. You’ll be riding long hours and adjusting to high altitudes (up to 14,000+ ft).


4. What’s included in the package?

Volvo transfers, bike with fuel, riding gear, accommodation, 12 meals, permits, team captain, backup vehicle, and oxygen support.


5. Can I bring my own bike?

Yes, the Self Bike without Fuel option is available. Your bike must be well-serviced and mountain-ready.


6. Is fuel included?

Yes, fuel is included for rented bikes from Manali to Manali.


7. What are the room sharing options?

Rooms/camps are on triple sharing by default. Double sharing is available at ₹3,000 extra per person.


8. Are permits required?

Yes, all inner line permits are included and arranged by the organizers.


9. How cold does it get?

Temperatures can drop below 5°C, especially at night in Nako, Kaza, and Chandrataal. Carry adequate winter gear.


10. Is there mobile network and internet?

Network is patchy. BSNL and Jio work in a few areas like Kaza and Nako. Prepare for digital detox.


11. Are vegetarian food options available?

Yes, vegetarian meals are available. Inform the organizers in advance for specific dietary needs.


12. What happens in case of a bike breakdown?

A backup vehicle with mechanical support and oxygen is available throughout the ride.


13. Is it safe for solo travelers?

Absolutely. This is a group expedition with a tour leader, and it's safe for solo riders and pillions.

 


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