Thank you so much for your appreciation. For us plain dwellers, our conception of mountains is very different from what we see in Ladakh. Its landscape and scenery feel totally out of this world when one goes there. I had a jaw dropping reaction when I first saw this beauty. 😊
There is no doubt that it is very steep. Probably the most steep access road to a pass that I have been. But the condition was top notch when I had visited in September last year. Plus BRO was working tirelessly to further improve and make it black top.
How did u manage petrol refilling since u travelled from Leh - Hanle- Umling La - Tso Moriri. I believe there is no petrol pump except for Karu. Did u carry extra fuel ? If yes, then how much. Pls advise. Thank u ☺️
So, the only route that doesn't have a petrol pump is Karu - Nyoma - Hanle - Tsomoriri route. Since I knew this, I had already got my tank full at Karu before leaving for Hanle. Also, I took a Jerry Can of 5 litres capacity and took spare fuel from Karu. Since my bike is RE Thunderbird, it has a 19 litre fuel tank (giving me around 570 Km range, considering a mileage of 30kmpl). So I had around 700 Km range when leaving Karu. Even then just to be safe, I took around 10 litre fuel in black at Hanle (there is a shop in the village) because I was heading straight to Tso Moriri and then to Leh Manali highway without coming back to Leh. In the end this much fuel was sufficient for me to reach Keylong on Leh Manali Highway where I got my next refueling done. Hope that helps! 🙌🏻
Bhai I travelled in the last week of September and first week of October. In my opinion mid September to mid October is the best time to travel Ladakh. As it is off season you will encounter less crowds and it is more fun in my opinion. Everything is cheaper too. But after mid October it becomes a bit dicey as the high passes start getting snowfall and passes like Bara Lacha La may become closed intermittently. Hope that helps! 🙌🏻
@@Atul_Roy And also can you make one video on what all you took with you for bike safety like puncture kit and all ? And can i take my duke 200 to ladakh or should rent out bike ?
I came via Manali. In my opinion this is the best route. If you go from Manali to Ladakh, you ascend too quickly and that may result in AMS. But going Via Srinagar avoids that, not to mention the beautiful landscape you get to see on this circuit route.
Will try to make that video. I had planned several such videos but recently got occupied with other commitments. As far as choice of bike is concerned, you can take your Duke without any issues. On this route you will even see people taking their scooties and cycles, so I don't see an issue why you can't take your Duke. Just keep it in a top notch condition with a comprehensive service before you leave and you should be good to go. ❤️🙌🏻
Very helpful and one of the best Vlogs I have seen till time. Best luck and keep it up
Thank you so much for the love. Cheers ❤️
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Nice video. Keep it up 👍
Thank you so much! ❤️
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Thank you Nilanjan Da! ❤️
Such fabulously wonderful scenery.
It is unique in India. It is a real pleasure AND a learning experience to see this series
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Thank you so much for your appreciation. For us plain dwellers, our conception of mountains is very different from what we see in Ladakh. Its landscape and scenery feel totally out of this world when one goes there. I had a jaw dropping reaction when I first saw this beauty. 😊
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Thank you so much! ❤️
Is photi la pass road that good as u showed? Most of Channels show its bad road along with steep
There is no doubt that it is very steep. Probably the most steep access road to a pass that I have been. But the condition was top notch when I had visited in September last year. Plus BRO was working tirelessly to further improve and make it black top.
@@Atul_Roy thanks this was helpful. I was planning to take ukdungle route whn I visit this month
How did u manage petrol refilling since u travelled from Leh - Hanle- Umling La - Tso Moriri. I believe there is no petrol pump except for Karu. Did u carry extra fuel ? If yes, then how much. Pls advise. Thank u ☺️
So, the only route that doesn't have a petrol pump is Karu - Nyoma - Hanle - Tsomoriri route. Since I knew this, I had already got my tank full at Karu before leaving for Hanle. Also, I took a Jerry Can of 5 litres capacity and took spare fuel from Karu. Since my bike is RE Thunderbird, it has a 19 litre fuel tank (giving me around 570 Km range, considering a mileage of 30kmpl). So I had around 700 Km range when leaving Karu.
Even then just to be safe, I took around 10 litre fuel in black at Hanle (there is a shop in the village) because I was heading straight to Tso Moriri and then to Leh Manali highway without coming back to Leh.
In the end this much fuel was sufficient for me to reach Keylong on Leh Manali Highway where I got my next refueling done. Hope that helps! 🙌🏻
@@Atul_Roy Perfect !!! Thanks a ton 👍🏻
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Bhai in which month you travelled ?
I am planning to go in mid September, is that good time to go with bike ?
Bhai I travelled in the last week of September and first week of October. In my opinion mid September to mid October is the best time to travel Ladakh. As it is off season you will encounter less crowds and it is more fun in my opinion. Everything is cheaper too. But after mid October it becomes a bit dicey as the high passes start getting snowfall and passes like Bara Lacha La may become closed intermittently. Hope that helps! 🙌🏻
@@Atul_Roy Thanks. And you came back from manali route or same route ? You deserve more subscribers 👍
@@Atul_Roy And also can you make one video on what all you took with you for bike safety like puncture kit and all ?
And can i take my duke 200 to ladakh or should rent out bike ?
I came via Manali. In my opinion this is the best route. If you go from Manali to Ladakh, you ascend too quickly and that may result in AMS. But going Via Srinagar avoids that, not to mention the beautiful landscape you get to see on this circuit route.
Will try to make that video. I had planned several such videos but recently got occupied with other commitments. As far as choice of bike is concerned, you can take your Duke without any issues. On this route you will even see people taking their scooties and cycles, so I don't see an issue why you can't take your Duke. Just keep it in a top notch condition with a comprehensive service before you leave and you should be good to go. ❤️🙌🏻
Hii..bro I m planning to go on 4th May next month is it a good time n any tips coz I m first timer
Hi. How are you going? Please let me know so that I can guide you properly.
@Atul Roy buy 4 seater with friends...saw your videos its a amazing journey.