The 3rd edition of Royal Enfield Moto Himalaya is a pursuit for riders to meet their adventure quotient. Riding a Royal Enfield Himalayan, the riders will cross picturesque highways, pristine lakes, some of the highest motorable passes in the world besides camping under starlit skies in the Himalayan ranges. The ride flags off in Leh, making way to Nubra Valley, Pangong Lake, Tso Moriri and back to make 8 days of riding like no other.
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Leh
Khardung La
Nubra
Pangong Tso
Tso Moriri
Tso Kar
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Fly to Leh and Acclimatise :- Fly in to Leh as we familiarise ourselves with the town and the altitude by taking a restful day. A gear scrutiny, motorcycle and ride briefing and safety procedures will take place.
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Familiarisation ride around Leh and getting to know your bike :- Ride around the town getting to know the roads and your bike
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On top of the World! :- Ride from Leh to Khardungla - the highest motorable road in the world and end the day amidst the Nubra Valley
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Nubra to Pangong Tso :- Some treacherous roads take you to the highest lake in India - Pangong Tso. Witness the beauty and serenity of this one off mecca for motorcycling.
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Back to Leh :- Ride back to base and explore local offerings
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Leh To Tso Moriri Start for the other side of adventure in Ladakh - the Tso Moriri lake
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The Lake circuit : Ride to Tso Kar :- Complete the Lake circuit by adding 110 kms on the odometer to reach Tso Kar
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Tso Kar - Leh : The Final Day :- Ride down back to base - Leh and celebrate the finish of the ride
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Fly back :- Over and Out
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20 riders from 11 countries took advantage of Royal Enfield's 6 decades of riding experience in the Himalayas across 9 days of riding like no other at the first ever Moto Himalaya. Here is their story.
24 participants from across the Globe came together to knock off one of their bucket list moments by riding in the Himalayas at Moto Himalaya 2018. The bond, banter and bravado between the riders was exemplary as they faced different riding terrains, challenges, temperatures, altitudes - all as one team.
