LADAKH 2024: An Off Season Expedition
Episode 16
Date: 30-08-2024
We started our Ladakh Bike Ride to capture the beauty of the land of high passes with the utmost dream to ride our Bikes in the highest motorable pass of the world.. UMLINGLA situated at an altitude of 19024 feet.
We started from Hanle(14500 feet) and via Photila (18124 feet) to the ultimate Umlingla(19024 feet).
“They say the best views come after the hardest climbs. Today, we’re not just climbing mountains-we’re conquering one of the world’s highest motorable passes: Umling La. At 19,024 feet above sea level, this is a journey that tests not just your bike, but your spirit.”
[The road to Umling La is more than just a ride-it’s a battle with altitude, extreme weather, and unpredictable terrain. Each twist and turn tells a story of perseverance and grit.”
The air grows thinner with every mile, and you can feel the altitude in your lungs, your muscles, and even your thoughts. The climb to Umling La is not just physical-it’s mental. The roads are unforgiving, the cold bites at your skin, and yet, something keeps you going. Maybe it’s the adrenaline, maybe it’s the promise of the summit, or maybe, it’s the realization that you’re living a dream most only imagine.
And then, there it is. Umling La. The summit. The roof of the world. Standing here at 19,024 feet, you realize this is more than just a destination. It’s a reminder that no matter how high the mountains, how rough the roads, or how tough the journey, you can always reach your goals.
This pass isn’t just a mark on the map-it’s a milestone in the journey of every rider who dares to dream big. To every biker out there watching this, remember: the road is long, but the view is always worth it.
Accessories Used:
1. Go Pro Hero 9
2. Insta 360 OneX2
3. iPhone 11
4. DJI Mini 4 Pro
5. DJI Osmo Mobile 6 Gimbal
6. Fodsports FX 8 Bluetooth Intercom
7. Bluearmour Chin Mount
8. Sony Stereo Lavalier Microphone
9. Grenaro S13 Pro Wireless Microphone
10. Sandisk Extreme Micro SD 512 GB
11. Seagate One Touch 5 TB External HD