KTM, along with Thrillophilia, have tied up to launch the ‘KTM Adventure Getaways’. This is a biking tour that will see the participants explore the less travelled and adventurous routes of the country. Under this partnership, Thrillophilia has planned to organize close to 50 such tours over the next year. In the first stage of the plan, Thrillophilia will involve participants in the KTM adventure Getaways for Ladakh.
This is a six-night, seven-day program that starts from 10th August 2021 and continues every week thereafter. KTM claims that this adventure tour will provide the best action-packed biking experience for the customers on their KTM 390 Adventure. Participants will get to experience the marvellous beauty of Ladakh and enjoy the cultural heritage of the ‘Land Of High Passes. There is a provision for 12 KTM 390 Adventure motorcycles in each tour and basic motorcycle training. Thrillophilia has confirmed that similar tours are being prepared for Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
The tour route will follow this order, Leh – Khardung-la Pass – Nubra Valley – Turtuk – Diskit Monastery – Hunder – Shyok Route – Pangong Lake – Durbuk – Changla Pass – Thiksey Monastery – Leh. The starting point and endpoint both is Leh airport. The key passes covered in this leg involve Khardung-La (18,000 ft) and Chang-La (17,688 ft). This cost will include bike rental charges, fuel, accommodation, food, etc. Thrillophilia is India’s one of the largest online platforms that aim to provide exciting travel experiences. It has over 25,000+ activities listed on its website, with 5000+ suppliers covering more than 125 destinations across the country.
Keeping the ‘Ready to Race’ philosophy at its core, KTM has always come up with such exciting events for its customers. This is also one of the main USPs and reasons why KTM is so successful in the country. The current chain of KTM dealership network has its presence in over 347 cities, with 468 stores present across all of India. The existing customer base is 2.7 lakh strong with more joining in.