Day 1: Arrival in Leh (3,500m) – Acclimatization
• Arrive at Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport.
• Transfer to hotel, rest, and hydrate to adjust to the high altitude.
• Evening: Short walks in Leh Bazaar or Shanti Stupa for gentle acclimatization.
Overnight: Hotel in Leh

Day 2: Acclimatization & Bike Setup
• Morning: Bike assembly and test ride around Leh (~10-15 km).
• Visit Thiksey Monastery (similar to Tibet’s Potala Palace).
• Explore Leh Palace and Magnetic Hill (optional).
• Ensure bikes are tuned and ready for the expedition.
Overnight: Hotel in Leh

Day 3: Leh – Drop at Upshi – Cycle to Hemis (3,600m) (~35-40 km cycling)
• Morning drive to Upshi (45 km).
• Begin the ride towards Hemis Monastery, the largest in Ladakh.
• Gradual ascent through barren landscapes with views of the Indus Valley.
• Explore Hemis Monastery, then camp nearby.
Overnight: Camp at Hemis

Day 4: Hemis – Niernis (3,800m) (~50-60 km cycling)
• Ride along the Indus River, passing remote villages.
• Terrain: Rolling terrain with moderate climbs.
• Small monasteries and Ladakhi settlements en route.
Overnight: Camp at Niernis

Day 5: Niernis – Nidar/Nyoma (4,000m) (~50 km cycling)
• Ride towards Nyoma, a beautiful village on the banks of the Indus.
• Pass through Nidar, a small settlement.
• Terrain: Gradual inclines with high-altitude desert landscapes.
• Nyoma has a small market & a monastery.
Overnight: Camp at Nyoma

Day 6: Nyoma – Dungti via Loma Bend (4,200m) (~55 km cycling)
• Ride through Loma Bend, where permits are checked for forward travel.
• Terrain: Flat sections along the Indus, then gradual climbing.
• Reach Dungti, a small settlement with a military presence.
Overnight: Camp at Dungti

Day 7: Dungti – Kuyul (4,300m) (~40 km cycling)
• Ride into more remote Ladakhi highlands.
• Off-road sections with some river crossings.
• Scenic ride along high-altitude plains.
Overnight: Camp at Kuyul

Day 8: Kuyul – Chusulmey (4,400m) (~50 km cycling)
• Challenging day with gradual climbs.
• Stunning views of Changthang Plateau, home to nomadic tribes.
• Arrive at Chusulmey, a small settlement near Chushul village.
Overnight: Camp at Chusulmey

Day 9: Chusulmey – Umling La (5,798m) – Return to Chusulmey (~40-50 km cycling, mostly ascent)
• The biggest challenge of the expedition – climbing Umling La, the
   world’s highest motorable road.
• Steep switchbacks, thin air, and extreme altitude make this an
  intense climb.
• Celebrate at 5,798m, then descend to Chusulmey.
Overnight: Camp at Chusulmey

Day 10: Chusulmey – Dungti (~50 km cycling)
• Descend back towards Dungti through high-altitude desert
  landscapes.
• Less challenging than the previous days, but still a remote &
  rugged route.
Overnight: Camp at Dungti

Day 11: Dungti – Stagala (4,200m) (~50 km cycling)
• Ride towards Stagala, a remote highland region.
• Expect some gravel sections and gradual climbing.
• Pass small streams and isolated army camps.
Overnight: Camp at Stagala

Day 12: Stagala – Chushul (4,300m) (~50 km cycling)
• Enter Chushul, a strategic military zone near the Indo-China
  border.
• Ride through rugged, barren mountains with strong winds.
• Possible wildlife sightings: Kiangs (wild donkeys), marmots, and
  eagles.
Overnight: Camp at Chushul

Day 13: Chushul – Pangong (Merak, 4,250m) (~55 km cycling)
• Cycle towards the stunning Pangong Lake, famous for its deep blue
  waters.
• Terrain: Undulating roads, some rocky sections, and breathtaking
  lake views.
• Arrive at Merak, a small village on the lake’s edge.
Overnight: Guesthouse/Hotel in Merak

Day 14: Drive Back to Leh via Chang La Pass (5,360m)
• Early morning drive from Pangong to Leh via Chang La Pass.
• En route:
• Stop at Chang La, one of the highest motorable passes in the
  world.
• Visit Thiksey Monastery (optional).
• Rest and celebration dinner in Leh.
Overnight: Hotel in Leh

Day 15: Departure from Leh
• Transfer to Leh Airport for your flight to Delhi.

1. Accommodation
      • Leh: 3 nights in a hotel (twin/triple sharing)
      • Pangong: 1 night in a hotel (twin/triple sharing)
      • Camping: 11 nights in high-altitude camps
      • Includes: Tent, mattress, sleeping bag

2. Meals
      • All meals included (Vegetarian & Non-Vegetarian):
      • Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Tea, and Dinner
      • Freshly cooked meals prepared by a professional expedition cook
      • Nutritional snacks during cycling

3. Cycling Support
      • Cycle transportation and handling
      • Technical assistance for minor bike repairs
      • Backup support vehicle for emergencies
      • Mineral water provided throughout the trip

4. Transport & Transfers
      • Arrival & Departure Transfers: Leh Airport – Hotel – Leh Airport
      • Bus Drop to Upshi (Day 3) for the cycling start point
      • Pick-up from Pangong (Day 14) to Leh via Chang La Pass
      • Support Truck for luggage, cycles, and logistics
      • Camper Vehicles for staff and additional support

5. Camp & Logistics Support
      • Kitchen Tent & Dining Tent Setup
      • Camping Equipment: Sleeping bags, mattresses, and tents
      • Experienced Staff:
      • Expedition Leader & Cycling Guide
      • Support Crew & Mechanics
      • Cook & Kitchen Team

6. Permits & Permissions
      • Inner Line Permits (ILP) & Special Area Permits for restricted
         regions (e.g., Umling La, Chushul, Nyoma)
      • Environmental & Camping Fees

• Hard drinks, alcoholic beverages & personal expenses
• Personal cycling gear (helmet, gloves, cycling shoes, etc.)
• Cycle rental (participants must bring their own or rent separately)
• Travel Insurance & Medical Expenses
• Airfare or transport to Leh
• Any additional meals, snacks, or drinks beyond what is provided
• Emergency evacuation or rescue costs (if required)
• Any cost incurred due to unforeseen circumstances like weather,
  roadblocks, or political situations

Additional Notes:
• Fitness Level: This is a high-altitude expedition, requiring good
  physical conditioning.
• Bike Recommendation: MTB or hybrid cycles with proper gearing
  for climbs.
• Weather Consideration: Expect cold nights and strong winds,
  especially at higher camps.