Ladakh and Zanskar Valley
17–26 August
About the adventure
Ladakh is known for its breathtaking landscapes, clear skies, high mountain passes, Buddhist monasteries and demanding motorcycle roads. This cold-desert region of India offers an extraordinary high-altitude riding experience.
Expect narrow, winding roads, unpaved sections, steep bends and unpredictable mountain weather. This adventure is best suited to riders prepared for challenging conditions at high altitude.
Tour Itinerary
- 1
Arrival in Leh — acclimatisation and motorcycle rental
Rest after the journey, acclimatise to the altitude and arrange motorcycle rental.
- 2
Leh–Padma 175 km
- 3
Padma–Jispa 160 km
- 4
Jispa–Purne 90 km
Zanskar Valley road.
- 5
Purne–Padum 60 km
- 6
Padum–Lingshed 85 km
- 7
Lingshed–Lamayuru 125 km
- 8
Lamayuru–Leh 110 km
- 9
Leh — extra day
An additional day in Leh.
Important Information
Included in the price
Route planning, two group leaders, hotels and breakfast.
Payment terms
100% prepayment 60 calendar days before the start of the trip.
Motorcycles and equipment
Motorcycles are available to rent; bring your own riding equipment.
Not included
Fuel, lunch, dinner and flights.
Support
Official services in India and rental company support.
Trip cancellation
50% of the tour fee is refunded, according to the supplied cancellation terms.
Our Team
We are here to give you the best experience in nature. Each of us has our own life experience, but together we make a force – Modern Ranger.

Janis Klavins
The most experienced team member. Travelled the world before you and me ever dreamed of riding motorcycles. Rode a carbureted KTM 950 from Riga to Melbourne back in 2006. 7x USSR and Latvia motocross champion. Hunter, member of Latvian National Guard, TV and radio host. Travel guide. Enduro coach. Calls India his 2nd home.

Krisjanis Eihmanis
Krisjanis – an adventurer since childhood. On a motorcycle since 11. The one who brings everyone together and gets out juicy laughs even from the most serious companions. Being professional photographer, Member of National Guard and outdoors equipment enterpreneur, has evolutionally led Krisjanis to call himself an outdoorsman. Because, truly, all you can see him is outdoors – whether running some exciting teambuilding camp, survival training or spending time with his family and friends – it is usually in some forest, swamp or by a picturesque lake. Krisjanis has a catch to see things from the most beautiful side.

Arvids Baranovs
Professional video and photographer. The least number of years on a motorcycle, but already 100k kms under his belt, most of it off-road. After all of the Baltics, Scandinavia, Balkans, Alps, Pyrenees and most of Iberian peninsula ran out of mountains in Europe and went to Africa. Couple of Moroccos at first, then the real deal – the west coast of Africa. After which India seemed like a relaxing vacation. Also, instead of scraping his old bike, sent it on a retirement journey – couple of weeks at a time riding it east with likeminded mates with equally shitty bikes. Who knows where we’ll end up. When back home, there’s a high chance you’ll find Arvids in his forest cabin or in a hammock.