Oh yes, the roads will challenge your art, with hairpin bends and climbs that start.

Each expedition has a very different terrain so we have created the following classifications:

• Easy Rider – relatively flat terrain with no off-roading.

• Avid Explorer – Hilly or mountainous terrain with limited off-roading for those who want it.

• Road Warrior – Mountainous terrain and some mandatory off-roading sections, e.g. gravel & dirt roads, some streams.

All our rides can be handled by a rider with limited to no off-road experience. You will be amazed at what you are capable of.

Yes, only if you bring a rider along with you. But if you are thinking of riding pillion on other motorbikes, we are afraid that you cannot.

Do not worry about that If you know riding any bike then you can easily ride here as well. We will also give you a day to get adopted with the new bike and environment. We will also guide you about the driving rules in India and Himalayas. Apart from this a tour leader will lead the group.

Yes, we do provide custom tour for a group. For custom tour contact us or email us.

Our tour leads are WAFA (Wilderness advanced first aid) / WFR (Wilderness first responders) with sufficient knowledge to get you out of any complicated situations. A Comprehensive medical & first aid kit (including bottled oxygen) will be with us all the time. However, for an emergency which requires hospital care, we must rely on the nearest available medical facility in the region, under the circumstances.

Monkey business is always a possibility! Keep your snacks secure and your camera ready for unexpected encounters with India's mischievous wildlife. Who knows, you might just capture the next viral sensation!

Think of it as a thrilling rollercoaster ride without the safety harness! Yes, Indian roads can be bustling with activity, but with a mix of patience, defensive driving, and a good playlist, you will navigate the chaos like a seasoned Bollywood stunt double

Adventure touring bikes, cruisers, and dual-sport motorcycles are popular choices for touring in India due to their comfort, reliability, and ability to handle various terrains.

Respect local customs and traditions by dressing modestly, observing traffic rules, and refraining from honking unnecessarily. Always seek permission before taking photographs of people or religious sites.

The best time for motorcycle touring varies by region. While the summer months (April to June) are ideal for riding in the Himalayas, winter (October to March) is perfect for exploring South India and coastal regions.

Both options are viable, depending on your comfort level and experience. Solo travel allows for more flexibility and independence, while joining a group tour provides camaraderie and support, especially for first-time visitors to India.