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Manali - India Spiti Ladakh Zanskar : Place to stay + travel information

Hello everyone,

it s been a while i did not post because i was not travelling.
i m doing now a 1 month trip in Ladakh Zanskar - India
i m starting the trip in Manali then i plan to go to leh, kargil, padum, pangong lake, tso moriri lake, spiti & pangi valley ...

i m staying in '' RIDE IN '' Guesthouse, 5 kms north of overcrowded Manali, this is a real good choice : 5 rooms, 3 tents, a rooftop unique biker cafe made out of old motorcycles parts cafe restaurant. Budget price !

tiffany coates was there yesterday for example (and she s coming back for sure alone or with her groups)

they just opened 15 days ago

check them on facebook : www.facebook.com/rideinnmanali and website : Just Ride Inn

Godwin, the 30 years old owner is very friendly, bike traveller, + his wife, Sneh, they can can provide the best travel information.

They don t rent or repair bikes but then can help you around ...

Grant, Susan : this is pure travel information, no adverstising or marketing ! Tiffany saies hello :-)
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Hola Vincent,

welcome back to the HUbb, what have you done all this years? Thank you again for the time in Paris in what year? 2005? ... enjoy India.

Pls say hello to Tiffany, what is she doing in India?

All the best from Switzerland
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Hola Mika and Bonjour Vincent
Yes, I'm in India, where I've been riding through blizzards and now I'm sweating in 46 degree heat in Delhi.
Ride Inn was a real treat - great food, great people and a bike friendly place.



I'm riding around on an Enfield - mine is the one on the left.

Mika, I'll maybe catch up with you in September, or if not for sure next year.
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Hola Vincent,

welcome back to the HUbb, what have you done all this years? Thank you again for the time in Paris in what year? 2005? ... enjoy India.

Pls say hello to Tiffany, what is she doing in India?

All the best from Switzerland
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Switzerland????
I thought you were still in Bolivia
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Hi Tiffany,

nice bike, what happened to your beloved Beemer, or the fantastic DR350 that you had in Madagascar?

most of the time in the last two years I spend in Bolivia (where I have my base in a small village), but the next two years I will spend traveling again ... September? I should be in Germany or Holland or Finland, who knows?

a big hug and see you in September, and if not this one, then next year ...

mika - still in Switzerland
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If you are planning to do Zanskar I recommend you do Keylong to Kargil via Shinkula Pass.

I did this route in 2019 as soon as BRO completed it.

It is next level to the Spiti Valley road trip, forget Manali to Leh (Manali to leh is a child's play).
A little late Dev as that post is a few years old but good advice and a great video, thanks for posting. An interesting choice of bike, I have not seen any of the new Jawa although I would hope to get another Hero Impulse for a trip like that, they are in my opinion one of the best bikes for India.
I plan to get to Northern India sometime but not this year now so I have to watch videos instead, I hope you stay safe and that things soon get better in India.
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