Spiti Bike Trip: Beyond Roads & Beyond Limits

About Spiti Valley Bike Trips

Let us take you on an adventure like never before! People who dream of exploring high peaks, immersing in nature, and traveling like a freak, will never leave the chance to go on a Spiti Bike trip! Get ready for a heart-throbbing adventure that can really keep your adventurous spirits high! 

Spiti is not just about the rugged mountains and lofty paths, it is a whole vibe that needs to be experienced with the touch of real adventure! It will take you to the roads that are beautiful and the destinations that have never been explored by many! So, let’s take your dream to reality with the most awaited bike trip to Spiti! 

The Spiti Valley bike trip during summer initially starts from Delhi where the group gathers to start their journey. But, the real Spiti bike trip takes the real turn from Tirthan where you get started with your most awaited experience. 

Why Choose WanderOn for a Spiti Bike Trip?

Spiti Valley bike tour packages with WanderOn are an extraordinary experience! Riding through two wheels, with our seasoned captains, well-maintained bikes and offbeat stays brings you an unparalleled adventure while our backup vehicles and medical assistance ensure your safety! 

Ride with the best, ride with WanderOn, and create memories that last a lifetime. Our team brings together adventure, safety and comfort, so all you need to do is throttle up and immerse yourself in the mesmerizing beauty of the Himalayas. Ready to conquer the roads less traveled? Let WanderOn be your guide! 

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Places to Explore on Spiti Bike Trip 

Let’s get you sorted and introduce you to the most amazing places which you are going to explore on the bike trip to Spiti Valley! 

1. Chitkul 

Want to explore the last village in India? Yes, we are talking about Chitkul located in Kinnaur Valley, it is nothing short of a traveler’s paradise. It is an ideal choice for people who want to indulge in adventure. 

Perched at an altitude of 11,319 ft which makes it a bit difficult to reach, but who can stop the real-time adventurers? Witness the mesmerizing views on the banks of Baspa river, and the wooden houses with apple orchards on the other side! 

It is not just a village, but a place where you can have an escape from the world! Enjoy the beauty of nature and spend some time away! It could be the most magical time and place that you can witness on your journey of bike tour Spiti Valley! 

2. Kalpa 

When you opt for the Manali to Spiti bike trip, Kalpa is a beautiful destination that you will experience on your journey! Surrounded by the majestic Kinner Kailash mountain range, it offers you a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life! 

Located at an altitude of 2,960 meters, it is about 230 kilometers from Shimla on National Highway-22 going via Rampur, Reckong Peo towards Kaza. The only option to reach here is either by the public bus or the private vehicle. 

Along the highway is the natural beauty of the Satluj River, its valley, and towering hills that cover the whole place with its beauty! When you look at the houses in Kalpa, you will see that they are constructed at various levels of the hill slope. But, there are no particular tourist spots in Kalpa, its just about the natural beauty of this remote village! So, make sure to have the best Spiti valley bike tour packages booked for yourself to let you enjoy the most of views! 

3. Kaza 

Let’s go! When you start your Spiti Valley bike trip adventure, Kaza is something everyone waits for. This small town is dotted with charming cafes, guesthouses, and markets that provide a comfortable base to rest and rejuvenate after a day of exploration. Additionally, don’t forget to try the best culinary experience with traditional Himachali cuisine served alongside Tibetan dishes. 

You should know that there is limited accommodation available, only local transport go here, extreme weather conditions, Limited ATM availability and you need to respect the local customs here. 

So, make sure when you are on the bike tour Spiti Valley, this place is a must-visit and provides you with a magical experience like never before. 

4. Hikkim Village 

Hikkim Village, the land of serenity and also houses the world’s highest post office! It is a small village in Lahaul and Spiti district of Himachal Pradesh, which is beyond beautiful! Coming up with the most surreal views, this place also makes itself a perfect holiday destination for those who are coming in search of peace. Due to the high elevation of this place, it remains snow-covered for a considerable time around the year. So, whenever you plan your Bike tour to Spiti Valley, make sure it is at the right time. 

At an altitude of 4,400 meters, Hikkim village is connected by a 46 kilometer road stretch to Kaza, it’s nearest town. Also, it is one of the highest Indian places that retains its population throughout the year. Most of the people living here are following Buddhism and have some strict rules. 

Hikkim has also entered the Limca Book of World Records as the world’s highest polling station, but later Tashigang took over this position. 

5. Komic Village 

Komic village, is one of the remote villages that you will cover during the bike trip to Spiti! Situated at a height of 4587 meters, it is Asia’s highest village with a motorable road. 

Like other villages in Spiti Valley, many people here follow Buddhism. The main reason travelers started visiting Komic village is because of its title - The highest village in the world connected with a motorable road. And, the other reason for this was its close proximity to Langza village.

6. Langza Village 

Langza village, located in a high village in Spiti, has its own stories from fossil hunting to a snow leopard sighting. It is one of the most visited places in Spiti Valley while on their Spiti bike trip! 

Caught yourself daydreaming about the beautiful sceneries? Here it is! Langza village provides you with the most breathtaking views and houses the Lang, the local village temple. It has a huge statue of Lord Buddha guarding the hamlet and is the tallest structure there. 

The other striking feature of this village is the Chau Chau Kang Nilda peak which adorns its landscape majestically! 

7. Key Monastery 

The Spiti bike trip is on! If you are on board, then don’t miss the main highlight of Spiti Valley - Key Monastery! It is the largest monastery in Spiti and holds great spiritual significance. 

Bike tour Spiti Valley not only makes you witness the beautiful views but also some historical monuments that have great significance. It is home to the revered reincarnations of Lochen Rinchen Zangpo, also known as the “Great Translator” who lived from 958 to 1055 AD. Also, it is strongly connected to the ancient Kadampa Lineage and is considered the seat of the Lochen Tulkus lineage. 

It is home to 200 monks who receive a secular and religious education up to the tenth grade before they study the advanced Buddhist teachings. 

8. Tabo Monastery 

Bike tour Spiti Valley will be incomplete without seeing the Tabo monastery! Situated at a height of 10,007 feet in the Lahaul and Spiti districts. 

The Tabo monastery is popularly known for its murals and stucco sculptures carved on the wall just like Ajanta caves in Maharashtra. One learns that the place was a meeting point of two cultures, Tibetan and Indian. 

Also, there is one restaurant at this monastery that you can try while on your Spiti Valley bike trip! Also, there are many restaurants in Spiti, especially in the Tabo village that you can try if you have some time to spare. 

9. Chandratal lake 

Spiti Valley bike trip takes you on a journey that includes beauty and adventure! So, here is one more beautiful tourist spot that you should not miss! The Chandratal Lake, located 4200 meters above sea level, is slowly becoming one of the most attractive tourist places in Spiti Valley! 

It is also known for trekkers who come here to witness the scenic beauty! It is an enciting lake that is perched on the Samudra Tapu plateau that lies in close proximity to the Chandra River. 

Shaped in a crescent shape, it is a pure blend of adventure and beauty! 

Make sure you discover this beauty on your Spiti Valley bike tour! 

10. Chicham Bridge

Chicham Bridge is one of the highest bridges in the world, located in the Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India. It stands at a height of about 13,596 feet and connects the villages of Chicham and Kibber. Before the bridge was built, people had to cross a deep gorge using a dangerous pulley system. Now, the bridge makes travel much easier and safer. Surrounded by stunning mountains and deep valleys, Chicham Bridge is a popular spot for travelers looking to experience the beauty of Spiti, while on your Spiti bike trip! 

Itinerary: Spiti Valley Bike Trip 

Here is the itinerary for the Spiti Bike trip which will be followed along with the seasoned trip captains who will be there to guide you at every moment. 

Day 0: Delhi to Tirthan Valley 

• We will leave Delhi by evening and reach Aut the next morning. You will be traveling in a comfortable bus from Delhi. 

DAY 1: Reach Aut 

• Bikers will head to Manali to the Spiti bike trip to collect their bikes and test ride from Manali to Gushaini. 
• You will check in to the resort here. 
• You will be served breakfast and get ready. 
• Then, we will head towards Tirthan, where you will be served dinner and have an overnight stay. 

DAY 2: Departure to Chitkul via Kinnaur Valley (Approx. 320 Kilometers)

• Start with your early morning breakfast, and begin the journey towards Chitkul, one of the most amazing parts of your Spiti bike trip! 
• Experience the magnificent views through the whole of Kinnaur Valley. 
• You will reach Chitkul by evening, check in at the camps, have dinner, and sleep overnight. 

DAY 3: Explore Chitkul - Transfer to Kalpa (Approx. 75-80 Kilometers)

• Wake up early in the morning to witness the most amazing sunrise of your life. 
• Go explore the local village of Chitkul. 
• You will reach Kalpa by evening, where you will check in the hotel, have dinner, and sleep overnight. 

DAY 4: Transfer from Kalpa to Kaza via Nako - Tabo - Ka loops, overnight stay at Kaza. 

• Wake up early in the morning and start your Spiti Valley bike trip journey after breakfast. 
• You will enter Spiti through the Sumdo Border, and visit Nako Tabo villages en route to Kaza. 
• Cross the Ka loops en route Kaza. 
• You will reach Kaza by evening. 
• Check-in to the campsite. 
• Have dinner and sleep overnight. 

DAY 5: Visit Key Monastery - Hikkim - Komic - Langza, overnight stay at Langza (Approx. 80 Kilometers)

• You will witness the main significant part, Key Monastery which is a world-famous center for learning. 
• Then, you will drive to the highest suspension bridge in Asia - The Chicham Bridge. 
• Then, the highest village in Asia - Komic, has a population of 84 people.

DAY 6: Depart for Chandra Taal - overnight stay near Chandra Taal. (Approx. 95 Kilometers)

• Wake up and have your breakfast. 
• Depart for Chandra Taal lake. 
• You can take a stop for snacks at Losar, the last village of Spiti valley. 
• You will reach the Chandra taal lake by evening and check-in to the camps. 
• Dinner and stay in tents under the gaze of a million star and the Milky way Galaxy. 

DAY 7: Depart for Manali - Old Manali cafe, have an overnight stay 

• You need to depart for Manali early in the morning. 
• Reach Manali by evening. 
• Check-in to the hotel. 
• Old Manali cafe crawl.
• Dinner and sleep overnight. 

DAY 8: Self-explore Manali - departure to Delhi 

• Wake up early in the morning and enjoy the beautiful sunrise. 
• Manali self-exploration 
• Places to visit - Hadimba Devi temple, Old Manali street, Mall road 
• Depart for Delhi by evening. 
• Reach Delhi the next morning. 

DAY 9: Reach Delhi by morning

• You will reach Delhi in the morning with amazing memories. 
• Here is the end of your Spiti valley bike tour packages with many amazing moments to cherish for your life. 

Inclusions:

• Volvo transfer from Delhi to Manali and back. 
• Bike rent for 7 days. 
• Fuel expenses for the bike from Manali to Manali. 
• 7 nights accommodation 
• A Total of 13 meals. 
• Mechanical backup 
• All inner line permits for the trip
• Drive night charges, toll tax, parking charges etc. 
• Team captain throughout the trip 
• An oxygen cylinder 
• Riding gears - helmet, riding gloves, elbow guards, knee pads. 

Exclusions:

• GST (5%) Is applicable extra. 
• Any kind of food or beverage that is not included in the package like alcoholic drinks, mineral waters, meals/lunch on highway or refreshments. 
• Any personal expense like entry to monuments/monasteries etc. 
• Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks etc. 
• Any damage to the bike except engine damage must be borne by the client. 

Things to Pack for your Spiti Valley Bike Trip

Here are some of the main things to pack for your Spiti bike trip, that are mandatory for a road trip like this! 

• Thermal shirts
• Driving license and ID proof 
• Comfortable boots for riding 
• Pre on post or postpaid Airtel or Jio sim card. 
• Warm clothes in winter. 
• Camera and power bank 
• Raincoat
• Personal medication 
• Sunglass, sunscreen
• Personal toiletries 

Best Time for Spiti Bike Trip 

The best time for a Manali to Spiti bike trip is from mid-May to Mid October, offering the perfect balance of adventure and accessibility. From this time both the Manali and Shimla routes remain open, with clear skies, pleasant temperatures (10–25°C), and minimal risk of roadblocks, making it ideal for first-time riders. 

As the season shifts to September and October, Spiti transforms into a serene paradise with golden landscapes, crisp air, and fewer tourists, making it a dream for photographers and experienced bikers. However, winter (November to May) is only for hardcore adventurers, as extreme cold (-5 to -20°C), heavy snowfall, and road closures make travel challenging. For a thrilling yet manageable Spiti bike trip, May to October is the best window to experience the raw beauty of this high-altitude desert.