Disembark at Leh Ladakh Airport and arrange for a transfer to your hotel in Leh (Direct payment basis). Because you'll be exhausted after a long trip, the day is yours to do as you please. You'll be at a height of 10,000 feet above sea level, so you'll need to acclimate to the lower oxygen levels.

Time to switch on the Leh Ladakh Bike Trip adventure mode at Khardungla (also known as K-top), the gateway to the Shyok and Nubra valleys and, according to the BRO (Border Road Organization), the world's topmost motorable pass, with almost a ‘Heart in Mouth' condition! The ‘Khardungla' is located 40 kilometres from Leh on the Ladakh range, at an elevation of 18,380 feet, and is also known as the ‘Pass of Lower Castle.' The Leh Ladakh region offers breathtakingly beautiful and appealing valley views. Tibetan prayer flags often bring a splash of colour to the scenery. Khardungla is a historically important location on the main caravan route from Leh to Kashgar. Mountain biking is a refreshing and unforgettable experience for bikers from all over the world who visit this mountain pass on their bikes. We will continue riding towards Nubra Valley, where we will spend the night at a hotel.

Following a delectable breakfast, we will embark on a Leh Ladakh Road Trip to Siachen Base Camp Excursion, one of the most remote and highest gateways to the Siachen Glacier. At a height of 12000 feet above sea level, the Base Camp is located. Siachen is home to the world's largest battleground. Other choices include visiting Turtuk, which is one of the few places in India where Balti culture can be observed, and the village has a few homestays and guest houses. When you return to Nubra, you'll spend the night in a caravan.

We will begin our Leh Ladakh bike trip early in the morning after breakfast and explore the beauty of Nubra Valley, also known as the "Orchard of the Desert" in Leh Ladakh. The Nubra Valley as a whole is a tourist destination in and of itself; there is nothing there that isn't worth seeing. The Nubra Valley is a tri-armed valley to the northeast of the Ladakh Valley. Diskit, the capital of Nubra, is situated about 150 kilometres north of Leh, the capital of India's Ladakh district. According to local historians, its original name was Ldumra (the valley of flowers). The majesty of this chilly desert is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Then we'll bike to Pangong, where we'll spend the night at the Camp.

We've arrived at Pangong Tso Lake, the epicentre of the phunsuk wangdu! (Three Idiots Movie). Pangong-Tso (Pangong Lake) is an endorheic lake in the Himalayas and one of Asia's largest brackish lakes. It is 130 km long, with 45 km in India and the rest in China. You have to see it to believe it. It is shaded from ink blue to turquoise to aquamarine to purple to other bright colours. The lake is 5 km wide at its widest point, and despite being saline water, it freezes entirely during the winter. You will exclaim, "Jahanpanah!" after seeing the whole view. “Tussi fantastic!” exclaims the narrator. Return to Leh in the evening, where you can spend the night in a hotel.

Today is the last day of your journey. The majority of flights in Leh leave early in the morning or late in the evening. You should fly back to your hometown based on your flight schedule. This is where the magnificent and enthralling bike trip comes to an end.