Ladakh does not have one time to visit. It has different times that are all very unique and the time you choose to go to Ladakh will depend on the kind of riding experience you want to have when you are in Ladakh. The broad answer everyone gives is June Read more…
Ladakh doesn’t have a forgiving relationship with the wrong motorcycle. The passes here are not metaphors. Hitting places like Khardung La at 5,359 meters, Chang La at 5,360, and that beast Umling La at 5,883 meters, the air gets so thin that you’ll actually feel your bike losing power, and Read more…
Most riding advice for Ladakh is written with the Royal Enfield rider in mind. The Himalayan is probably the common bike you see on the Leh-Manali highway. The Classic 350 is also very popular. Some people actually ride to Leh on scooters. They do this because they want to or Read more…
The first thing you notice in Leh is how quiet everything feels. Not silent, just unhurried. The kind of place where even time seems to move a little slower. On my first morning there, I remember stepping out, seeing the mountains lit up in soft sunlight, and realising I didn’t Read more…