Rajasthan Motorcycle Tours
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Starting PointDelhi
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Total Distance2323KM
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Riding LevelModerate
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Pillion FriendlyYes
Travel Mode | Price |
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1 Person (Twin sharing room) - 1 Rider | US$ 1230 |
1 Person (Private single room) - 1 Rider | US$ 1510 |
2 Persons (Private twin room) - 1 Rider + 1 Pillion | US$ 2090 |
02 Persons (Private twin room) - 2 Riders | US$ 2460 |
02 Persons (2 Private single rooms) - 2 Riders | US$ 3020 |
Sach Pass is in Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh at an altitude of 14,500 feet. A high-altitude mountain pass in Pir Panjal range of Himalayas gives a golden chance to adventure riders. At 15 km from Killar, it connects the Chamba Valley to the Pangi Valley and is known for its challenging terrain, stunning landscapes, and adventurous route.
The Sach Pass Road trip is your ticket to the wild beauty of Himachal Pradesh, an adventure filled with culture, exploration and landscapes. From Delhi the road takes you through the serene monasteries of Dharamshala, the tea gardens of Palampur and the charming town of Chamba famous for its ancient temples and traditions. The highlight of the trip is Sach Pass India, rugged trails, snow-capped views, and the thrill of high-altitude riding. Beyond Sach Pass the Pangi Valley welcomes you with its unspoiled beauty and rural charm as you pass through Killar, Jispa and the magnificent Shinkula Pass. The trip ends in Manali, bustling Himalayan retreat where you can relax and soak in the natural beauty. It is one of the most visited passes in Himachal Pradesh Tour.
At Brahmand Tour, a trusted tour operator in India, we design every trip to be unforgettable. Whether you are a solo rider or part of a group looking for company, the Sach Pass Bike tour package has it all. Beautiful views, cultural experience, and the thrill of riding one of India’s most famous biking roads make it a must for adventure seekers.
Riding on the Sach Pass motorbike expedition tour is an adventure of thrill, beauty and sense of achievement. Sach Pass weather can be unpredictable with snow and rain making the rough terrain more challenging. To make the most of this incredible journey plan your trip between June and October when the roads are open and the scenery is at its best. Carry high quality riding gear, essential spare parts, extra fuel and a first aid kit to make the ride smooth. The road has rocky paths, water crossings and narrow bends so a reliable and well- maintained bike is a must. Sach Pass bike trip distance comes approx 900 Km for 8 days itinerary. It is one of the most treacherous passes in the Himalayas, giving goosebumps to adventure riders and trekkers.
Being one of the most challenging Bike Trips in Himalayas, safety and preparation is mandatory for going on this motorbike tour. Stay connected with GPS and keep your friends or family updated with your progress. It is also a good idea to take regular breaks in scenic spots like Killar and Jispa to rest and enjoy the surroundings. With us, you can ride with confidence knowing we are here to support and guide you throughout your journey. Let us take you on this incredible journey through the Sach Pass Road where every turn is an adventure.
Upon arrival at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi. Our team will meet you and assist with your transfer. Spend the day getting familiar with Delhi’s old charm and streets or relax to get ready for the adventure ahead. You will have the evening to get your motorcycle gear and travel essentials ready.
Take a morning flight to Dharamshala, a hill town in the Dhauladhar Range. Upon landing take a scenic drive to Palampur, famous for its tea gardens and snow-capped mountains. Here you will meet your motorcycle, get briefed about the expedition and get to know your fellow riders. Our experts will share some tips on solo motorcycle touring and how to handle high altitude terrain. Spend the rest of the day to acclimatize and get familiar with Palampur.
The fun begins as you ride through twisting roads and dense forests to Jot Pass at 2,850 meters. This route has stunning views of pine valleys and misty peaks. After the pass, descend into Chamba, a town with ancient temples and bustling markets. Visit the Lakshmi Narayan Temple or just chill in this Himalayan haven.
Today you ride the famous Sach Pass road, a must-do for every motorbike enthusiast. The ride will challenge you and reward you with views of towering peaks, glaciers and waterfalls. At 4,420 meters the pass is a dramatic landscape of raw beauty. Then into the remote Pangi Valley and into Killar, a village so peaceful you’ll feel you’re in one of India’s most offbeat regions. Enjoy being in one of India’s least visited areas.
The road from Killar to Jispa goes through the dramatic cliffs and meadows of Himachal Pradesh. This least explored stretch has pristine views, remote villages and a close encounter with the Himalayas. Jispa situated on the banks of Bhaga River is a peaceful haven for travelers.
Start the day with an ascent to Shinku La Pass (5,065 m). The road is an adventurer’s paradise with a mix of tough terrain and snow capped peaks. After the pass, head towards Manali, a bustling hill town and a base for all Himalayan treks. Spend the afternoon walking around the Mall Road or relaxing in the mountain air.
Today you ride through the Kangra Valley where you will pass through lush green landscapes, ancient temples and villages. Through Daina National Park, with its rich biodiversity and peaceful trails, this day is a treat for nature lovers. Palampur awaits you with its tea gardens and snow capped Dhauladhar. Think back as you ride back to where it all started.
Leave the Himalayas behind as you head to Dharamshala for your flight back to Delhi. From here you can continue on your way, with memories of great roads, amazing views and the feeling of having conquered one of the toughest motorcycle roads in India.
City/Village | Hotel/Camp/Guest house | Nights | Meal Plan |
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Delhi | Welcomhotel Dwarka or similar | 01 | Breakfast Only |
Palampur | Hotel Citrus or similar | 01 | Breakfast + Dinner |
Chamba | Hotel Ashiayna or similar | 01 | Breakfast + Dinner |
Pangi | Hotel Shivaya or similar | 01 | Breakfast + Dinner |
Jispa | Padma Lodge or similar | 01 | Breakfast + Dinner |
Manali | The Roack By Vivaan or similar | 01 | Breakfast + Dinner |
Palampur | Hotel Citrus or similar | 01 | Breakfast + Dinner |
Sach Pass is located at 4,420 meters in Himachal Pradesh and a tough mountain pass with rough terrain and scenic views. It connects Chamba to Pangi Valley and is a favorite among adventure seekers. The snow-covered roads and beautiful landscapes make it a must visit for motorbike tours in India.
Best time to visit Sach Pass is between late June to mid-October. Roads are open and weather is stable during this time. July and August have monsoon challenges and September has clear skies and colorful landscapes.
The road to Sach Pass is narrow, rough and snow covered. Post monsoon the terrain is slippery and requires expert driving or riding skills. Travel carefully as landslides and unpredictable weather is common.
Make sure your bike is in good condition, carry spares and fuel up in advance (no pumps near the pass). Pack warm clothes, rain gear, first aid and essentials like food and water. High altitude riding experience is must.
Sach Pass is 170 km from Chamba and passes through Bairagarh and Killar. The full motorbike route is Delhi - Dharamshala - Palampur - Chamba - Sach Pass - Killar - Jispa - Manali.
Sach Pass is a favorite among solo motorbike tours due to the adventure terrain. But carry emergency supplies, a working GPS and a satellite phone. Plan ahead for safety. Contact Brahmand Tour for a well planned bike trip.
Sach Pass weather is freezing with snow all year round at higher altitudes. Temperatures can drop to zero degrees at night. Always check the forecast before you plan your trip
No, Sach Pass is closed in winter due to heavy snowfall. Roads open in late June and are open till October. Trying to visit in winter is not safe.
Warm clothes, rain gear, good shoes, first aid, dry snacks, water. Vehicle spares, extra fuel and power bank. Altitude sickness medicine.