Motorcycle Trips in India

India's varied terrain from the deserts of Rajasthan to the mountains of the Himalayas offers some of the most unique and exciting motorcycle routes. Riders from all across the world come to India to ride world-famous trips like the Ladakh Bike Trip or the Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour and experience the combination of adventure with culture.

Himalayan Bike Tours through Manali-Leh offer high-altitude passes, Rajasthan has heritage cities and deserts, the Southern India has lush landscapes and coastal roads. Each region offers a different experience, from mountain trails to desert highways and coastal roads.

Royal Enfield Himalayan is recommended for Indian Motorcycle tours. It's tough, reliable and designed for Indian roads, has enough luggage space and stability for high-altitude rides. You can find this or similar models in bike tour packages for a smooth and safe journey.

International travelers should carry an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with their home motorcycle license. Permits are required for some regions like Ladakh but do not worry, we will help you arrange for the same.

Routes vary in difficulty. While some tours are for experienced riders, there are many options for beginners. Jaipur-Udaipur circuit in Rajasthan is relatively easy, while Ladakh requires some experience of rough terrain. Most tours have stops every few hours for rest, food and photos.

Most tours plan for 5-6 hours of riding a day. This allows enough time on the road and plenty of breaks to see local sights, cultural spots, and scenic viewpoints. Suitable for riders of all experience levels.

Timing depends on the region. For Ladakh and the Himalayas, summer season from June to September is best with clear roads, Rajasthan is best from October to March and coastal areas can be toured year-round but best to avoid during monsoon (June to September).

Pack your riding jacket, gloves, and sturdy boots. Do not forget layered clothing for varying temperatures, sunscreen and waterproof gear as the weather can change quickly. A small medical kit, personal documents and travel insurance are also recommended.

Price includes motorbike rental including fuel, experienced mechanics, transportation for local sightseeing, backup support vehicles, comfortable accommodation with meals, English-speaking ride leader and maybe something additional per trip.

Yes, foreigners can ride motorbikes in India with a valid motorcycle license from their home country, an International Driving Permit (IDP) that covers motorcycles, following Indian traffic laws.

Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is the best touring motorbike to ride in India through mountains, rugged terrains, or desert landscapes.

Yes, with a valid permission, you can ride a motorcycle of anyone else, but it must be insured and registered. You must carry the owner’s authorisation letter, and in case of rental, verify the person’s name. To avoid all such issues, simply go with a verified and trusted motorcycle travel agency.

Yes, two people are allowed to ride the same motorcycle, but they wear helmets and ride responsibly by following Indian traffic rules.

There are many epic rides, but the longest journey is the Kanyakumari to Kashmir route and the South India Spice Trail. A trip via the Rajasthan classic route is also a 2-week trail to experience the beauty of the country.

Yes, you can carry another person on your motorbike, which is also called a pillion. It can be done to share the riding hours on long-duration trips. A proper passenger seat, footrests and helmets must be there for the rider and passenger.