14-day Ladakh motorbike adventure covering Khardung La, Umling La, Nubra Valley, Turtuk, Pangong Lake, Hanle, Tso Moriri, and Puga Valley. The ultimate Ladakh bike trip and Himalayan motorcycle tour for adventure and photography from May to September.
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Royal Enfield Himalayan
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3 Star Hotels/ Homestays
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5799 m
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English
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May - Sep
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1800 Kms
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14D - 13N
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All
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Moderate / Challenging
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10 - 12
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06
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Overview
Embark on an extraordinary 14-day Ladakh motorcycle tour through the majestic Indian Himalayas, covering approximately 1,800 km of breathtaking mountain roads, remote valleys, high-altitude passes, pristine alpine lakes, and historic Himalayan villages on the legendary Royal Enfield Himalayan.
Starting from Leh, the expedition begins with acclimatization and an introduction to Ladakh’s rich Buddhist heritage. Ride across spectacular Himalayan passes into Nubra Valley, explore the unique Balti culture of Turtuk, and journey through the remote settlements of Panamik and Sakti.
Continue towards the mesmerizing turquoise waters of Pangong Lake, before crossing the vast Changthang Plateau to reach Hanle. Take on the ultimate high-altitude riding challenge at Umling La (5,799 m), one of the world’s highest motorable roads. The adventure continues through the remote Himalayan wilderness to the spectacular Tso Moriri Lake, before returning to Leh.
The journey then extends into Ladakh’s fascinating cultural heartland, visiting the ancient monasteries of Alchi and Likir, exploring the dramatic Moonland landscapes of Lamayuru, and discovering the traditional village of Temisgam.
Expect an exciting combination of winding mountain highways, gravel tracks, broken roads, steep climbs, and occasional water crossings. With carefully planned acclimatization, experienced guides, mechanical support, a backup vehicle, and comfortable accommodation, this expedition offers an exceptional balance of high-altitude motorcycle adventure, cultural exploration, and spectacular Himalayan scenery.
Designed for adventure motorcycle enthusiasts, the Ladakh Grand Odyssey delivers an immersive Himalayan experience that goes beyond the usual tourist routes.
Places Cover
Leh – Khardung La – Diskit – Hunder (Nubra Valley) – Turtuk – Panamic – Wari La – Leh – Chang La – Durbuk – Pangong Tso – Kaksang La – Hanle – Umling La – Tso Moriri – Puga Valley – Tso Kar – Tanglang La – Leh – Likir – Alchi – Temisgam – Lamayuru – Leh
Passes Cover
Khardung La (5359 m) – Wari La (5312 m) – Chang La (5360 m) – Kaksang La (5438 m) – Umling La (5799 m) – Tanglang La (5328 m)
Highlights
- Ride through the world’s highest motorable road — Umling La Pass (5799 m)
- Cross iconic high-altitude passes: Khardung La, Chang La, and more
- Explore the breathtaking Nubra Valley and unique Turtuk Village
- Witness the stunning beauty of Pangong Lake and Tso Moriri Lake
- Experience the cosmic skies of Hanle and visit its astronomical observatory
- Immerse in Ladakhi culture, monasteries, and local hospitality
- A perfect mix of thrill, tranquility, and cultural discovery
Itinerary
- Scenic Ride Along Pangong Lake: After an early breakfast, begin your motorcycle journey along the pristine shores of Pangong Tso, enjoying spectacular views of its ever-changing blue waters and surrounding Himalayan mountains. Ride deeper into the remote Changthang Plateau, one of Ladakh’s most isolated and breathtaking high-altitude regions.
- Chushul – Remote Border Village: Continue through Chushul, traditional settlements surrounded by vast open valleys and rugged mountain landscapes. Chushul holds an important place in Indian military history due to the 1962 Sino-Indian War, particularly the Battle of Rezang La, where Indian soldiers displayed extraordinary courage defending the region.
- Kaksang La Pass – The Remote Himalayan Crossing: Take on the challenging ascent to Kaksang La, a remote high-altitude mountain pass known for its rugged roads, steep climbs, and spectacular panoramic views. Experience the raw beauty of the Changthang wilderness, with endless mountain ranges and isolated valleys stretching towards the horizon.
- Mirpal Tso – A Hidden Himalayan Lake: Discover the beautiful Mirpal Tso, a lesser-known high-altitude lake surrounded by barren mountains and untouched landscapes. Its striking blue waters offer a peaceful setting for a short photography stop.
- Yaye Tso – The Turquoise Jewel of Changthang: Continue towards Yaye Tso, a secluded alpine lake famous for its turquoise waters and stunning reflections of the surrounding mountains. Enjoy the tranquillity of this remote location, where sightings of local wildlife may be possible.
- Changthang Wildlife & Nomadic Landscapes: Ride through vast high-altitude plains, home to wild kiangs (Tibetan wild asses), grazing yaks, and traditional Changpa nomadic communities. Experience the extraordinary silence and untouched beauty of one of India’s most remote Himalayan landscapes.
- Arrival in Hanle – The Astronomical Village: Reach Hanle, a peaceful Himalayan village situated at approximately 4,500 metres above sea level. Known for its exceptionally clear skies, Hanle is home to the Indian Astronomical Observatory, one of the world’s highest observatory sites, operated by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics.
Overnight stay in Hanle.
- Early Departure from Hanle: After an early breakfast, begin one of the most exciting days of your Himalayan motorcycle expedition. Ride from Hanle towards Umling La, travelling through the remote wilderness of the Changthang Plateau, surrounded by vast barren landscapes and towering Himalayan mountains.
- Umling La – The World’s Highest Motorable Road: Reach the legendary Umling La Pass, situated at approximately 5,799 metres (19,024 feet) above sea level. Constructed by India’s Border Roads Organisation (BRO) under Project Himank, this extraordinary road is recognized for its record-breaking altitude and represents a remarkable achievement in high-altitude engineering.
- Celebrate Your Achievement at the Summit: Experience the unforgettable feeling of reaching Umling La on your Royal Enfield Himalayan. Capture memorable photographs beside the iconic summit signboard and admire panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and vast Changthang landscapes. Due to the extreme altitude and low oxygen levels, the stop will be brief and subject to weather and health conditions.
- Return Ride to Hanle: Begin your descent towards Hanle, enjoying another perspective of the dramatic mountain scenery, remote valleys, and winding Himalayan roads. Keep an eye out for wildlife that may occasionally be spotted across the Changthang Plateau.
- Evening – Relax in Hanle: Return to the peaceful village of Hanle and enjoy a well-deserved evening of relaxation after completing one of the most remarkable high-altitude motorcycle rides in the world.
Overnight stay in Hanle.
- Departure from Hanle – Into the Changthang Wilderness: After breakfast, begin your motorcycle journey from Hanle towards Tso Moriri, riding through the remote Changthang Plateau. Experience vast high-altitude plains, winding mountain roads, rugged valleys, and breathtaking views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks.
- Kayagar Tso – A Hidden Himalayan Gem: Stop at the beautiful Kayagar Tso, a secluded high-altitude lake surrounded by barren mountains and untouched landscapes. Its striking turquoise waters and peaceful setting make it an ideal location for a short photography break.
- Changthang Wildlife & Nomadic Culture: Continue through remote Himalayan settlements and traditional grazing grounds used by the Changpa nomadic communities, known for raising pashmina-producing goats and yaks. Keep an eye out for wild kiangs (Tibetan wild asses) and other high-altitude wildlife roaming freely across the plateau.
- Tso Moriri Lake (4,522 m) – The Jewel of Changthang: Arrive at the magnificent Tso Moriri, one of Ladakh’s most beautiful high-altitude lakes. Located within the Tso Moriri Wetland Conservation Reserve, the lake is surrounded by towering Himalayan mountains and is an important habitat for migratory birds, including the rare black-necked crane.
- Korzok Village – Himalayan Heritage: Explore the peaceful lakeside settlement of Korzok, home to the historic Korzok Monastery and traditional Changpa communities. Discover the region’s Buddhist heritage and experience the quiet lifestyle of this remote high-altitude village.
- Evening – Lakeside Relaxation: Spend a peaceful evening enjoying the spectacular turquoise waters of Tso Moriri, the reflections of the surrounding mountains, and the extraordinary silence of the Changthang wilderness.
Overnight stay at Tso Moriri.
- Departure from Tso Moriri – Across the Changthang Plateau: After breakfast, begin your motorcycle journey from Tso Moriri towards Leh, riding through the spectacular Changthang Plateau. Enjoy breathtaking views of vast high-altitude plains, rugged mountain ranges, winding roads, and remote Himalayan wilderness.
- Puga Valley – Ladakh’s Geothermal Wonderland: Ride through the fascinating Puga Valley, renowned for its natural hot springs, steaming geothermal vents, and mineral-rich landscapes. Located in the remote Changthang region, Puga is one of India’s significant geothermal areas, where underground heat creates an extraordinary landscape of bubbling springs and colourful mineral deposits. Enjoy a short photography stop to admire this unique natural phenomenon.
- Tso Kar Lake – The White Salt Lake: Stop at the magnificent Tso Kar, a high-altitude saltwater lake situated at approximately 4,530 metres above sea level. Historically known for its salt deposits, which were collected and traded by local communities, the lake is surrounded by striking white salt flats, barren mountains, and vast open plains. The surrounding wetlands are an important habitat for migratory birds, including the rare black-necked crane.
- Tanglang La Pass (5,328 m) – The High Himalayan Crossing: Continue towards the legendary Tanglang La, one of Ladakh’s highest motorable mountain passes and a major landmark on the historic Leh–Manali Highway. Experience an exhilarating ascent through winding mountain roads and rugged high-altitude terrain, with spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges. Enjoy a brief photo stop at the summit, subject to weather and altitude conditions.
- Evening – Leh Market & Local Cafés: Enjoy a leisurely evening exploring Leh Market, shopping for traditional Ladakhi handicrafts and souvenirs, or relaxing at a local café while sharing unforgettable memories with your fellow riders.
Overnight stay in Leh.
- Departure from Leh – Along the Indus Valley: After breakfast, begin your motorcycle journey westward from Leh, following the scenic Leh–Srinagar Highway. Ride alongside the mighty Indus River, surrounded by dramatic mountain landscapes, traditional Ladakhi villages, and ancient Buddhist heritage sites.
- Gurudwara Pathar Sahib – A Sacred Sikh Shrine: Visit the revered Gurudwara Pathar Sahib, situated along the Leh–Kargil Highway. The shrine commemorates the visit of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, to the Ladakh region during his travels. According to local tradition, a large boulder preserved inside the shrine bears an impression associated with Guru Nanak. Maintained with the support of the Indian Army, this peaceful place of worship welcomes visitors of all faiths and represents the region’s rich spiritual heritage.
- Likir Monastery – The Golden Buddha of Ladakh: Continue towards Likir Monastery, founded in the 11th century and later associated with the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. Explore its peaceful prayer halls, traditional Buddhist artwork, and impressive 23-metre golden Maitreya Buddha statue, overlooking the picturesque Likir Valley.
- Alchi Monastery – A Thousand Years of Buddhist Art: Visit the historic Alchi Monastery, an extraordinary Buddhist monastic complex dating to approximately the 11th century. Unlike many Ladakhi monasteries built on hilltops, Alchi is situated on relatively flat ground and is celebrated for its remarkable Kashmiri-influenced murals, intricate wood carvings, and ancient Buddhist sculptures.
- Lamayuru Moonland – Ladakh’s Lunar Landscape: Discover the extraordinary Moonland of Lamayuru, a fascinating landscape of naturally eroded clay and sedimentary formations resembling the surface of the Moon. Admire the striking golden-brown hills, unusual geological patterns, and panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan mountains.
- Lamayuru Monastery – One of Ladakh’s Oldest Monastic Sites: Ride towards Lamayuru, home to one of Ladakh’s most historic Buddhist monasteries. Associated with the 11th-century Buddhist master Naropa, Lamayuru Monastery belongs to the Drikung Kagyu tradition and is famous for its ancient prayer halls, sacred murals, and dramatic hilltop setting.
- Evening – Explore Lamayuru Village: Enjoy a peaceful evening wandering through the traditional village of Lamayuru, surrounded by ancient Buddhist heritage and spectacular mountain scenery. Capture beautiful photographs of the monastery and Moonland landscape in the evening light.
Overnight stay in Lamayuru.
- Departure from Lamayuru – Through the Sham Valley: After breakfast, begin your motorcycle journey from Lamayuru towards Temisgam, riding through the picturesque Sham Valley. Enjoy winding mountain roads, dramatic rock formations, traditional Ladakhi villages, and spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayan landscapes.
- Temisgam Village – A Glimpse into Traditional Ladakh: Arrive in the charming village of Temisgam (Tingmosgang), known for its lush apricot orchards, traditional mud-brick houses, terraced fields, and peaceful rural atmosphere. Once an important settlement in western Ladakh, Temisgam offers a fascinating glimpse into the region’s agricultural traditions and centuries-old village lifestyle.
- Temisgam Palace – Legacy of the Ladakhi Kings: Explore the historic remains of Temisgam Palace, associated with the royal Namgyal dynasty of Ladakh. The village holds an important place in Ladakhi history, particularly because of the Treaty of Temisgam in 1684, which helped bring an end to the Ladakh–Tibet conflict. Discover the village’s royal heritage while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding valleys.
- Temisgam Monastery – Buddhist Heritage & Mountain Views: Visit the peaceful Temisgam Monastery, situated above the village near the historic palace complex. Admire traditional Buddhist architecture, sacred artwork, and the tranquil atmosphere of this centuries-old religious site, surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery.
- Traditional Ladakhi Villages & Apricot Orchards: Continue exploring the scenic countryside, passing small settlements, cultivated fields, and traditional Ladakhi homes. Depending on the season, enjoy views of blossoming or fruit-bearing apricot orchards, an important part of the region’s agricultural heritage.
- Return Ride to Leh – Along the Indus Valley: Begin your return journey towards Leh, following scenic mountain roads through the Sham Valley and Indus River region. Enjoy the changing colours of the Himalayan mountains and the final stretches of your unforgettable motorcycle expedition.
- Evening – Leh Market & Expedition Memories: Arrive in Leh and check in at your hotel. Spend the evening exploring Leh Market, purchasing souvenirs, visiting local cafés, or sharing memorable experiences and photographs with your fellow riders.
Overnight stay in Leh.
- Breakfast & Hotel Check-Out: Enjoy your final breakfast in Leh, reflecting on the unforgettable experiences, spectacular landscapes, and incredible riding adventures of your Himalayan motorcycle expedition.
- Airport Transfer – Farewell to Ladakh: After checking out from the hotel, our team will arrange your transfer to Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport, Leh, for your onward journey.
- Memories to Last a Lifetime: Bid farewell to the majestic Himalayas, high mountain passes, turquoise lakes, remote valleys, and vibrant Ladakhi culture. Take home unforgettable memories, new friendships, and the incredible achievement of completing your 14-day Himalayan motorcycle expedition.
- Until the Next Adventure: From the entire OnGo Expeditions team, thank you for being part of this extraordinary journey. We hope to welcome you back for another unforgettable adventure in the Himalayas.
Trip Ends – Until We Ride Again!
Available Dates
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Guaranteed Available PackagesThursdayJune 17, 2027WednesdayJune 30, 2027€2,25010Available
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Guaranteed Available PackagesSaturdayJune 19, 2027FridayJuly 2, 2027€2,2504Available
Other Info
Includes/Excludes
- Royal Enfield Himalayan 450/411cc motorcycle (as per package).
- Fuel for the entire planned itinerary.
- Standard riding helmet for the rider.
- Motorcycle insurance. (All motorcycles come with third-party insurance)
- Daily motorcycle inspection and routine maintenance.
- Experienced motorcycle mechanic and essential spare parts.
- Backup vehicle for luggage and roadside assistance.
- Comfortable twin-sharing accommodation in hotels, homestays, and camps.
- Delicious daily breakfast, lunch, dinner and non-alcoholic drinks at all locations.
- Drinking water and selected snacks during rides.
- English-speaking motorcycle tour leader/road captain.
- Tour assistance throughout the expedition.
- Local guides and monument entrance fees where specified.
- Required Inner Line Permits and applicable fees.
- Convenient airport pickup and drop-off service.
- Visa assistance, if needed.
- Oxygen cylinder, pulse oximeter, and basic first-aid kit.
- Memories of a Lifetime.
- International and domestic flights, unless specified.
- Visa fees and related charges.
- Travel insurance, medical expenses, and emergency evacuation.
- Alcoholic and personal beverages.
- Personal expenses, laundry, tips, and gratuities.
- Single-room supplement or private-room upgrades.
- Motorcycle damage, repair, towing, or recovery costs resulting from an accident or rider negligence, as per the agreed terms. (All motorcycles come with third-party insurance)
- Motorcycle riding gear and personal equipment.
- Additional accommodation, transport, or expenses due to unforeseen delays.
- Optional activities, excursions, and adventure sports.
- Any service not specifically mentioned under What's Included.
General
Important Information About Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)
Riding through the Himalayas is an extraordinary experience, but travelling at high altitudes requires proper preparation and awareness.
Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) can affect anyone travelling to high elevations, regardless of age, physical fitness, or previous riding experience. Symptoms may include headaches, nausea, dizziness, fatigue, and difficulty sleeping.
At OnGo Expeditions, we prioritize rider safety and carefully plan our itineraries to allow time for acclimatization, particularly during the initial days in Leh. However, gradual acclimatization reduces the risk of altitude sickness; it does not eliminate it.
To help you prepare for a safer and more enjoyable Himalayan motorcycle adventure, we recommend following these important guidelines.
Essential High-Altitude Safety Guidelines
1. Maintain a Calm and Positive Attitude
A positive mindset and calm approach can make your Himalayan adventure more enjoyable. High-altitude riding can be physically demanding, so avoid unnecessary stress, overexertion, and rushing.
Listen carefully to your road captain's instructions, ride at a comfortable pace, and communicate openly about how you are feeling.
Remember: A positive attitude is helpful, but it does not prevent altitude sickness. Never ignore symptoms or attempt to push through them.
2. Stay Properly Hydrated
Drink water regularly throughout the day to maintain normal hydration, especially during long motorcycle rides in the dry Himalayan climate.
Carrying a hydration backpack is a convenient way to drink water during designated safe stops.
Avoid dehydration, but do not force yourself to drink excessive amounts of water. Drink according to your needs and monitor your hydration throughout the journey.
3. Consult Your Doctor About Altitude Medication
Before travelling, consult your healthcare provider about altitude sickness prevention, particularly if you have any existing medical conditions or take regular medication.
Diamox (acetazolamide) may help prevent AMS in certain circumstances. However, it should only be taken following appropriate medical advice regarding dosage, suitability, possible side effects, and contraindications.
Do not begin taking altitude medication without consulting a qualified healthcare professional.
4. Eat Balanced, Nutritious Meals
Maintaining a balanced diet helps support your energy levels during high-altitude motorcycle expeditions.
Choose easily digestible meals and include carbohydrate-rich foods, fruits, vegetables, and adequate protein.
Potassium-rich foods such as bananas, potatoes, and avocados can form part of a healthy diet, but they do not specifically prevent altitude sickness.
Avoid excessive alcohol consumption, particularly during acclimatization, as it can interfere with sleep and make altitude-related symptoms more difficult to assess.
5. Oxygen Support During the Expedition
At OnGo Expeditions, we carry supplemental oxygen cylinders as part of our high-altitude emergency support equipment.
Our expedition team monitors riders for signs of altitude-related illness and can assist with emergency oxygen support when necessary.
However, supplemental oxygen is a temporary emergency measure and not a substitute for descending to a lower altitude or obtaining medical treatment.
Always inform your road captain immediately if you experience persistent headaches, nausea, dizziness, unusual fatigue, breathing difficulties, or any other concerning symptoms.
6. Follow the Acclimatization Plan
Our Himalayan motorcycle itineraries include time for acclimatization, particularly during the first two days in Leh.
During this period, we encourage riders to rest, avoid strenuous physical activity, stay adequately hydrated, and allow their bodies to adjust to the reduced oxygen availability.
As the expedition progresses, our team considers road conditions, altitude, weather, and riders' well-being when managing the journey.
Important: Some sections of our expeditions involve rapid altitude changes and extremely high mountain passes. Even with planned acclimatization, altitude sickness remains possible.
7. Recognize the Warning Signs of Altitude Sickness
Recognizing symptoms early is essential for your safety.
Common AMS symptoms include:
- Headache
- Nausea or loss of appetite
- Dizziness or lightheadedness
- Unusual fatigue or weakness
- Difficulty sleeping
If you experience these symptoms, inform your expedition guide immediately. Do not continue ascending while symptomatic.
Severe warning signs include confusion, loss of coordination, difficulty walking, or breathlessness at rest. These may indicate a life-threatening altitude illness requiring immediate descent, emergency medical assistance, and oxygen if available.
8. Listen to Your Body and Avoid Overexertion
High-altitude motorcycle riding requires physical endurance and concentration.
Take regular breaks, avoid unnecessary physical exertion, and ensure you get sufficient rest each night.
Never hesitate to inform your guide if you feel unwell. Your safety is always more important than reaching a mountain pass or completing a particular section of the itinerary.
Our Commitment to Rider Safety
At OnGo Expeditions, your safety and well-being are central to every Himalayan motorcycle adventure.
Our expeditions are supported by experienced road captains, mechanic assistance, backup vehicles, and emergency oxygen equipment. We also incorporate acclimatization time into our itineraries and adapt plans when conditions require it.
Nevertheless, travelling at high altitude carries inherent risks, and no expedition can guarantee the prevention of altitude-related illness.
Our advice: Prepare well, acclimatize carefully, communicate openly with your expedition team, and never ignore warning signs.
Ride responsibly. Respect the altitude. Enjoy the Himalayas.
Medical Disclaimer: This advisory provides general travel health information and does not replace professional medical advice. We strongly recommend consulting a healthcare professional experienced in high-altitude travel before your expedition, particularly if you have a pre-existing medical condition.
- Passport and Driving license for bikers.
- Comfortable warm clothing like woolen socks, caps, fleece jackets or warmers, down jackets, toiletries.
- Sunscreen & lip balm, Good U/V protection sunglasses
- Personal Medicines (if any) & a few medicines for altitude sickness (a must)
- Power Banks
- A day bag pack
- A sun cap and a woolen cap
- UV-protected sunglasses
- One cotton long-sleeve and 2 short-sleeve t-shirts
- Mobile Network: Only Postpaid/ Local network (JIO, Airtel (Recommended), BSNL) is active in the region.
- Breakfast availability in hotels on the last day totally depends on your departure time.
- It is recommended to carry enough warm clothes and the right kind of shoes for the tour. The advisable baggage weight is 60 liters as you might have to carry the luggage to the backup vehicle, the accommodation, etc.
- For Single Occupancy Room you have to pay 400 EUR extra.
- The hotels are subject to their availability. In case they are not available, the travelers will be accommodated in a property of similar standards.
- There will be additional charges for the traveler who would like to stay back or take additional stay at any destination or transit.
- Standard Hotel check-in time 14:00 Hours and check-out time is 12:00 Hours.
- No refund will be made for any unused accommodation, missed meals, transportation, or any other service.
- OnGo Expeditions or representatives will not be responsible/liable for any damage, loss, theft or misplaced personal belongings.
- If a traveler or their group exhibits disruptive behavior or non-cooperation, OnGo Expeditions has the right to cancel the trip. The entire sum paid will be forfeited in such cases.
- An indemnity bond will be provided for your signature before trip departure, and failure to sign will be your responsibility. OnGo Expeditions will not be held liable under any circumstances.
- Due to any government restrictions, government advisory, weather conditions or any other reason if motorbikes are not allowed, then in the alternative option we will provide a four-wheeler.
- OnGo Expeditions reserves the right to rearrange the itinerary due to any kind of disturbance that occurred (i.e weather condition, political condition or any others) without changing the total number of days and without compromising any service.
- Ladakh has one of the most difficult terrains in the country and the weather is harsh and unpredictable. The hotels and their facilities in Ladakh cannot be compared with equivalent hotels in other parts of the country. They are more basic in nature, but Ladakhi people carry the local warmth, which compensates for the star categories.
- Consult a physician before taking the tour. Carry basic medications and a first-aid kit during the tour.
- Force Majeure: In cases of force majeure events (e.g., natural disasters, political unrest, or other unforeseeable circumstances), OnGo Expeditions reserves the right to reschedule Tours or offer alternative itineraries to ensure the safety and well-being of clients and staff.
Payment
- Payments can be done in 2 parts: booking amount (25%) & 100%.
- After processing the booking amount, you will receive an email confirmation.
- Once you pay the 100% amount for your booking, you will get an invoice containing all the information about the trip.
- Booking amount: 25% of the total cost. (Non-Refundable and Non-Adjustable)
- 30 Days before the trip departure, 100% of the total cost.
- If rescheduling is requested within 15 days of the Booking Date, no rescheduling fee will be charged.
- If rescheduling is requested more than 15 days after the Booking Date and up to 60 days before the Date of Travel, 10% of the total tour cost will be charged as a rescheduling fee.
- If rescheduling is requested between 30 and 60 days before the Date of
Travel, 20% of the total tour cost will be charged as a cancellation fee. - If rescheduling is requested between 15 and 30 days before the Date of Travel, 50% of the total tour cost will be charged as a cancellation fee.
- If a booking is made within 15 days of the Date of Travel, no rescheduling or modifications will be permitted.
- No rescheduling will be allowed within 15 days of the departure date.
- Cancellation After Rescheduling: Clients who reschedule their tours and later decide to cancel will be subject to the standard cancellation policy. Any rescheduling fees paid will be non-refundable.
- If a cancellation is made from the Booking Date up to 60 days before the Date of Travel, a 25% charge of the total trip cost will apply.
- If a cancellation is made between 30 and 60 days before the Date of Travel, 50% of the total trip cost will be charged.
- If a cancellation is made within 30 days of the Date of Travel, 100% of the total trip cost will be charged.
- The refund amount will be processed within 2 weeks of business days.
- All applicable refunds will be made in the traveler’s Bank Transfer only.
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