Step up Himalayas: Best Manali to Leh Bike Trip Package to Rejuvenate You

Manali to Leh bike trip is an awesome tour having a lot of adventure in passing majestic mountains, blue rivers and clear lakes, hot springs, and much more.

Bikers never get tired of riding on their motorcycles, and like to travel distant places on long journeys. If you are also one of them, then Step up Himalaya welcomes you for Manali to Leh bike trip, and it will come across as a blessing for you. The most popular bike tours with Step up Himalaya are Manali Lahaul Spiti bike tour, Manali Leh Manali bike tour and Spiti bike tour. One thing that is common in is that they all go through places, which are highly picturesque comes as the blessing to all. The roads are well-made which allows for smooth rides; whereas the rocky and narrow roads will try to make the journey thrilling for you.

Step up Himalaya has 10 days fixed departure for Manali to Leh bike trip. This tour is from Delhi to Manali and you will ride approx 2000km.

The elevation of Manali to Leh bike trip is more than 4,000 m and its highest elevation is 5,328 m. It is covered by mountain ranges on both sides featuring some stunning sand and rock natural formations. We will try that you will explore all the famous destinations of Manali and Leh Ladakh region in your Manali to Leh bike trip. The total length of the highway in Manali to Leh bike trip is about 490 km.

In 10 Days you will cover

• Rohtang Pass
• Lahual & Spiti
• beautiful Nubra Valley
• Pangong Lake
• Khardungla pass

You will ride through highest top of Himalayas with Step up Himalaya. This bike tour will offer everything you are looking for. So, get ready with Step up Himalaya Manali to Leh bike trip.

Highlights of Kans Dhaar Trek from Step Up Himalaya

Step Up Himalaya created a combined beautiful trek to Kans Dhaar Trek and famous Bijli Mahadev for trekkers, hikers and adventure & nature lovers. This trail can be done in both summers and winters.

Kans Dhaar is a beautiful place and open ridge overlooking Kullu valley. The place is windy and very beautiful. There are very good camping sites, plenty of water dead wood around the camp site area. There is a forest rest house near the camp site area for stay. The trek to the Kans-Dhaar passes through forest of pine, cedar, rei and blue pine. There are several trails that lead to the Kans Dhaar Trek. Root passes through the villages near by Chaklani. Chaklani village is small beautiful village and all the houses are made by deodar in kashtkuni archtitect. Trek is gradual gradient walk all the way. Throughout the trek, you walk between the deodar forest to reach Kans Dhaar.

Bijli Mahadev is situated in a meadow with lush green forests in the surroundings, 14 KM from Kullu. Located at an altitude of about 2,438 m in the Kullu Valley, Bijli Mahadev is one of the excellent temples in India. Its a 3 km. trek from Chansari village. A panoramic view of Kullu and Paravati valleys can be seen from the temple.

Come, join us on this exclusive trail and explore the untouched beauty of Himachal.

Highlights of Kans Dhaar Trek

• Kans Dhaar
• Bijli Mahadev
• Kullu Town
• Trekking
• Old Villages of Kullu
• Orchards & Forest
• Culture & Photography
• Nature and much more

Brief Itinerary:

Day 01:
• Arrive at Kullu, check into hotel, get fresh and have breakfast.
• After breakfast drive to Chansari village and trek to Bijali mahadev from here. Start the climb from Chansari, the distance being about 3-4 hours uphill. It will take 7-8 hrs to reach Bijli Mahadev and at the end point of trek.
• Overnight stay in Hotel in Kullu.

Day 02:
• Today after breakfast, go for a wonderful trek to Kansi Dhaar via Piz Village from Kullu.
• During the trek you will experience some amazing view of Kullu Valley.
• One night stay at Kansi Dhaar in Rest House/Homestay.

Day 03:
• After Breakfast trek down to Kullu. Today we will take another route via some old villages.
• Once we reack Kullu, some leisure time to Explore Kullu.
• Evening time Departure from Kullu.
• Take Volvo bus for Delhi/Chandigarh.
• Trail ends with happy memories.

Kullu Manali Trip : Seasoned Hill Station

One of the most popular hill stations in India, Kullu Manali trip is a amidst the mountain slopes, with spell-binding views, charming streams, fairy-tale-like fog surrounding little hidden cottages and a lingering scent of pines and freshness. The heavy influx of tourists has led to the exploitation of Manali as a tourist destination, though the surrounding areas are still relatively untouched. Nevertheless, this is one place that should definitely be on your bucket list.

Kullu Manali trip, in Himachal Pradesh is one of the trips everybody should plan. Kullu Manali is one of the important towns to be visited in Himachal Pradesh Tour Packages ,One of the oldest principalities of Himachal and the Punjab hills, Kullu was originally known as Kuluta, founded in the 1st century or the Christan era, by Behangamani Pal whose forefathers had migrated to Mayapuri from Tripura. At the time the people were suffering from a repressive rule under the Thakurs of Spiti. The first revolution was sparked off at Jagatsukh. His efforts were crowned with success after he pleaded the Goddess Hadimba to give him, her blessings. Hadimba is the grandmother and patron deity of the Rajas of Kullu and one of the best kullu tourist places. The Pal ruled, continued there for 1400 years till the capital was shifted to Nag-gar, where idol of Raghunath was installed by Raja Jagat Singh. At this historic turn, the rajas, who worshipped Shiva and Shakti, adopted the Vaishnava Dharma. At the same time the Raja also gave away his whole kingdom by placing the idol on the ‘gaddi’ and adopting, for himself, the vice-regentship.

No other valley under the sun has been sanctified by kullu attractions such a number of gods who have been given a human character and personality, with their place in the community. Thus they exercise a day-today influence in the lives of the people. It is truly the Land-Divine–but the gods in Kullu are unique in the world, these are the only gods that are ‘human to the core’. Far from sitting in their ivory tower, aloof and beyond reach of the people, they continue to remain a part and parcel of the entire community and village. Like human beings they have their own brothers, sisters, and feel happy when propitiated and show unmistakable signs of anger if ignored. Accompanied by their devotees they visit other villages along with their whole paraphernalia.

Respectfully worshipped as benign, benevolent benefactors, they can occasionally be taken to task by the villagers if they feel that some calamity has fallen on the village due to the god’s negligence. In such cases the defaulting god is taken to the powerful goddess Hadimba who sits in judgement on him in Dhoongri. The god can be punished by imprisonment in the cells of the temple and starvation or both–or he may just be acquitted.