14 DAY TOUR (Nepal – Road to Mustang)

14-Day Nepal Motorbike Tour to Mustang – Ride the Hidden Kingdom of the Himalayas

Hidden north of the mighty Annapurna Massif, the legendary Mustang Valley awaits—a mystical land tucked between Tibet and Nepal. Once a forbidden kingdom closed to outsiders until 1992, Mustang now invites you on the motorbike adventure of a lifetime.

Ride along winding Himalayan roads, tackle rugged dirt tracks, and conquer dramatic gorges on your way to this remote valley. Witness breathtaking sunsets, traverse the world’s deepest gorge, and immerse yourself in landscapes that feel untouched by time.

Beyond the ride, discover the rich culture of Nepal: savor authentic local cuisine, encounter incredible wildlife—from rhinos to elephants in the lowlands—and experience the unique traditions that make this journey unforgettable.

Embark on an unforgettable 14-day motorbike tour through Nepal as we ride from the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the mystical, remote kingdom of Mustang. This epic motorcycle journey combines breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, ancient culture, and thrilling off-road adventures.

Our journey begins in Kathmandu, Nepal’s vibrant capital city, nestled in a valley at the foothills of the mighty Himalayas. From here, we ride to the charming museum village of Bandipur, where we get our first taste of Nepal’s sweeping mountain panoramas. The road then takes us to Pokhara, the “Jewel of Nepal,” famous for its serene lakeside, live music venues, and laid-back atmosphere.

Leaving civilization behind, we ride deeper into the Himalayas towards the crown jewel of this trip—Mustang. Known as the “Last Forbidden Kingdom,” Mustang greets us with rugged dirt tracks, dramatic cliffs, and awe-inspiring views. We traverse the legendary Thak Khola Gorge, the deepest gorge in the world, flanked by two Himalayan giants—Dhaulagiri and Annapurna. Along the way, we visit the sacred Muktinath Temple, relax in soothing hot springs, and ride through landscapes where some of the world’s tallest peaks rise above us.

From Muktinath, our motorbike adventure continues through lush jungles and across Nepal’s longest suspension bridge, before arriving at Chitwan National Park. Here, we pause to experience Nepal’s incredible wildlife, from rhinos and elephants to exotic birdlife. Finally, we complete our loop back to Kathmandu, with time to explore its ancient temples, bustling markets, and rich cultural heritage.

Why Join This Mustang Motorbike Tour?

  • Ride from Kathmandu to Mustang on legendary Himalayan roads.

  • Conquer challenging dirt tracks with full support and guidance.

  • Marvel at the world’s deepest gorge and towering 8,000m peaks.

  • Explore temples, hot springs, and remote Himalayan villages.

  • Spot wildlife in Chitwan National Park.

This is more than just a motorcycle tour—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan adventure into a land long hidden behind the mountains. What are you waiting for? Join us on this epic Mustang motorbike tour in Nepal and experience the ultimate ride into the heart of the Himalayas.

 

Highlights: 

  • Mustang, the hidden kingdom of the Himalayas – We cover the route from Kathmandu to Mustang
  • The ride between the Himalayan giants Dhaulagiri (8,167 meters) and Annapurna (8,091 meters)
  • Journey through the world’s deepest gorge (Thak Khola, Kali Gandaki Gorge)
  • The Tibetan town of Marpha, the most beautiful village in Mustang
  • The longest suspension bridge in Nepal is at Baglung
  • Breathtaking mountain roads and tracks, guaranteed to thrill
  • Relaxing in the hot springs at Tatopani
  • Chitwan National Park, with elephant riding and a canoe tour
  • The picturesque historical village of Bandipur
  • Magnificent views of the Annapurna mountain range
  • The lakeside town of Pokhara is the most beautiful in Nepal
  • The renowned Vishnu temple in Muktinath
  • Highlights of Kathmandu: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Tibetan Buddhist Pagoda, Bhaktapur Old City, Thamel District
  • Optional: Highlights of Kathmandu: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Tibetan Buddhist Pagoda, Bhaktapur Old City, Thamel District

TOUR OPERATOR Big Bike Tours – Tibet Motorcycle Tours
DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION Kathmandu / Tribhuvan International Airport
DEPARTURE TIME We recommend two days before the tour starts to acclimate and avoid jet lag.
RETURN TIME The tour concludes on the morning of Day 14 in Kathmandu. If you plan to fly home the same day, you can comfortably book any departure after lunch.
For those with extra time, we also offer an optional Kathmandu City Exploration Package, the perfect way to discover the cultural highlights of Nepal’s capital before heading home.
GEAR We recommend bringing your gear to be the most comfortable. 
INCLUDED
Accommodation in selected boutique-hotels and guesthouses
All airport transfers
Royal Enfield motorcycle of choice, equipped with saddlebags
Breakfast, lunch, dinner (excluding drinks)
Professional English-speaking tour guide on own motorcycle
Drinking water provided in the support vehicle
Entrance fees and road tolls
Fuel/oil and all spare and wear parts
Support vehicle for luggage transport and pillions
Experienced motorcycle mechanic (and backup rider)
Included: Partial Vehicle Coverage with a deductible (rider is responsible for the first  580 USD / 500 Euro in damages, with all costs above this amount fully covered by us)
Fully Insured: Includes Third-Party Liability Coverage
NOT INCLUDED
Tourist Visa fee (30 USD / 15 days)
Travel Insurance
Personal expenses
Tips for Tour and non-tour staff such as guides, mechanics, drivers, waiters, porters, shoe shiners, etc.
International flights to/from Kathmandu
Alcohol
Optional Add-On: Upgrade to Full Vehicle Coverage for only 120 USD / 100 Euro for the entire tour. With this option, all vehicle damages are fully covered by us, with no deductible required from you.
Optional: City Tour “Best of Kathmandu”: 240 USD / 200 € (including 1 extra night), pick-up from your hotel in Kathmandu

Please be informed that our tours are all-inclusive. So you can completely focus on your holiday, the adventure, the riding, and the real Himalayas. There are no hidden costs or other surprises – our tour prices are final. All is paid. Come ride with us – the real deal!

Nepal Motorcycle Tour – Itinerary

KATHMANDU – BANDIPUR – BEGNAS LAKE – POKHARA – ANNAPURNA – DHAULAGIRI GIANTS – MUSTANG VALLEY – TATOPANI – BAGLUNG – SIDDHARTHA HIGHWAY – CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK – KATHMANDU

(Distance: about 1,000 km / 620 miles )

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Day 1. Arrival in Kathmandu – Welcome to Nepal


Your Nepal motorbike adventure begins the moment you land in Kathmandu, the vibrant capital city nestled in the Himalayas. At the airport, our local representative—easily recognizable with a “Classic Bike Adventure” sign—will greet you and arrange your transfer to your hotel in the heart of the city.
After check-in, we’ll meet for a tour briefing at the hotel, where you’ll get to know your fellow riders and receive all essential details for the journey ahead. The day concludes with a warm Welcome Dinner on the hotel terrace, where you’ll enjoy authentic Nepali specialties while admiring breathtaking views of the Boudhanath Stupa, one of Kathmandu’s most iconic landmarks.
If your arrival time allows, you’ll have the chance to explore the bustling district of Thamel, Kathmandu’s lively entertainment hub.

Explore Thamel – Kathmandu’s Vibrant Quarter

Thamel is the beating heart of Kathmandu, a lively district where tradition meets modernity. Wander its narrow streets filled with:

  • Bars with live music and restaurants serving both Nepali and international cuisine.

  • The enchanting Garden of Dreams, a neo-classical oasis built in 1920 with pavilions, fountains, and serene courtyards.

  • Bustling markets and shops offering handmade jewelry, metal crafts, prayer flags, and trekking gear.

  • Quaint cafés and bakeries with a retro 70s vibe, perfect for a coffee or sweet treat.

  • The pedestrian-friendly Mandala Street, home to chic boutiques, spas, and art galleries.

Whether you’re seeking culture, shopping, or nightlife, Thamel has something for everyone and is the perfect introduction to Nepal.

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Day 2. Kathmandu to Bandipur – First Ride on the Royal Enfields (100 km (transfer) + 100 km motorcycle tour)


After an early breakfast, we leave Kathmandu behind and board a comfortable bus to Mugling (approx. 100 km away). This transfer allows us to skip the capital’s heavy traffic and head straight to the starting point of our motorcycle adventure.
In Mugling, our legendary Royal Enfield motorbikes are waiting. We’ll take some time to get familiar with the bikes, practice riding on the “other” side of the road, and warm up for the exciting journey ahead.
Our first ride leads us along a scenic, winding road into the mountains of central Nepal, heading towards the charming hilltop town of Bandipur. If the skies are clear, we’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks rising in the distance.
In the evening, we’ll enjoy a stroll through historic Bandipur, famous for its preserved Newari architecture, cobblestone streets, and traditional charm. We’ll spend the night in one of the town’s best boutique accommodations, soaking in the mountain atmosphere.

Highlights of the day:

  • First ride on Royal Enfield motorcycles

  • Scenic mountain roads & Himalayan views

  • Explore the heritage town of Bandipur

  • Overnight stay in a boutique mountain lodge

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Day 3. Scenic Ride to Begnas Lake & Pokhara (110 km)


Today’s ride takes us deep into the heart of Nepal on narrow mountain roads, some of which are unpaved, offering the first real challenges of our Mustang motorbike tour. We make our way through hidden routes to the tranquil shores of Begnas Lake, Nepal’s third-largest lake, beautifully set in the southeastern corner of the Pokhara Valley. Here we pause to relax, enjoy the views, and have lunch by the water.
From Begnas, the journey continues towards Pokhara, often called the most beautiful city in Nepal. Nestled directly on the shimmering Phewa Lake and at the foot of the mighty Annapurna mountain range, Pokhara is a paradise for travelers and the perfect stop on our road to Mustang.
Our hotel is conveniently located on Lake Road, just steps from the lakeshore. In the afternoon, you may choose to simply unwind by the lake or rent a traditional wooden rowing boat to enjoy the serene waters with panoramic views of the Annapurna massif.In the evening, we soak up the lively atmosphere of Lake Road, Pokhara’s relaxed lakeside promenade filled with cafés, restaurants, and music. Overnight stay near the lake.

Highlights of the day:

  • Challenging ride on narrow mountain roads

  • Lunch by the stunning Begnas Lake

  • Arrival in Pokhara, Nepal’s most beautiful city

  • Optional rowing boat ride on Phewa Lake

  • Evening stroll along Lake Road with dining & nightlife

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Day 4. Exploring Pokhara & Its Surroundings (50 km)


Today we enjoy a scenic loop ride around Pokhara, discovering some of the region’s most iconic landmarks. Our route takes us along winding mountain roads with breathtaking views of the snowcapped Annapurna massif. We’ll visit a Tibetan refugee camp, where you can learn about the community’s culture and traditions, before riding up to the striking World Peace Pagoda, perched high above Phewa Lake. Another highlight is the colossal Shiva statue, which stands guard over the valley and offers panoramic views of the lake and mountains.
Once back in Pokhara, you’ll have free time to wander through charming craft shops, where you can pick up unique handmade souvenirs. In the evening, Pokhara comes alive with vibrant nightlife. Enjoy a relaxed bar-hopping tour, where live bands play everything from Nepali folk to classic rock. Pair it with an ice-cold local beer, and it’s the perfect way to end the day.

Highlights of the day:

  • Scenic loop ride with Annapurna mountain views

  • Visit to a Tibetan refugee camp

  • Explore the World Peace Pagoda and giant Shiva statue

  • Shopping for local crafts & souvenirs in Pokhara

  • Evening bar hopping with live music along Lake Road

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Day 5. Into the Heart of the Himalayas (130 km)


Today marks the true beginning of our Himalayan motorbike adventure. We start on a newly built main road before quickly branching off onto a smaller mountain road that takes us deep into the wild. The track narrows, becomes steeper, and soon turns into a rugged slope. With sharp twists, loose stones, and sandy sections, this is where our Nepal motorcycle tour really kicks into gear.
We ride through dramatic landslide areas (usually stable during this season), navigating steep approaches and rocky trails. One of the highlights is passing the mighty waterfall near Ghasa, a natural spectacle that makes the effort worthwhile. From here, the terrain demands focus and skill, but rewards us with raw Himalayan beauty at every turn.
The next stretch from Ghasa to Kalopani presents the steepest climbs of the day, with dizzying drops on one side and towering cliffs on the other. Yet, just before Kobang, the effort pays off—we’re rewarded with magnificent views of Annapurna, one of the world’s most challenging 8,000-meter peaks.
The final leg eases off, allowing us to ride between two of the Himalayas’ greatest giants, soaking up the views at our own pace. Our destination, Kalopani (2,505 m), welcomes us with a cozy guesthouse offering spectacular mountain panoramas. Here, we unwind with hearty food, a cold beer, and the unforgettable sight of two Himalayan 8,000ers towering above.

Highlights of the day:

  • First off-road adventure ride in the Himalayas

  • Ride through landslide zones & rugged trails

  • Pass the famous waterfall near Ghasa

  • Panoramic views of Annapurna (8,091 m)

  • Overnight in Kalopani with mountain views

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Day 6. Riding Between the Annapurna & Dhaulagiri Giants (100 km)


The day begins with a relatively easy ride, with only a few steep sections and small stream crossings to test our skills. Soon we reach Jomsom, the largest town in Mustang, home to a tiny airport where planes dramatically navigate between sheer rock faces—an incredible sight in the middle of the Himalayas.
From Jomsom, our adventure intensifies as we weave through a maze of water channels and enter the legendary Kali Gandaki Gorge—also known as the Thak Kola Gorge, the deepest gorge in the world. Carved by the powerful Kali Gandaki River, this dramatic valley separates two Himalayan giants: Annapurna (8,091 m) and Dhaulagiri (8,167 m). With a vertical difference of over 5.5 kilometers from summit to riverbed, this is one of nature’s greatest spectacles. Riding between these colossal massifs, the scenery becomes increasingly barren, wild, and awe-inspiring.
Our journey then leads us higher into Mustang to reach Muktinath (3,710 m), a sacred pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Hindus revere it as one of the 108 Divya Desams (holy shrines of Vishnu), while Buddhists honor it as a place where the sage Padmasambhava once meditated. Pilgrims come here to bathe under the 108 water spouts and in the two sacred ponds, believed to cleanse past karma and purify the soul.
Surrounded by snowcapped peaks and dramatic valleys, Muktinath is not only a spiritual highlight but also one of the most breathtaking stops of our Mustang motorcycle tour. Tonight, we’ll stay in a cozy Tibetan-run guesthouse, where warmth, hospitality, and unforgettable mountain views await.

Optional: For those craving even more adventure, time permitting, we’ll take a challenging detour to a hidden lake in a remote side valley—a true gem of Mustang accessible only by rough tracks.

Highlights of the day:

  • Ride through Jomsom, the gateway to Mustang

  • Enter the Kali Gandaki Gorge, the deepest gorge in the world

  • Towering views of Annapurna (8,091 m) & Dhaulagiri (8,167 m)

  • Visit the sacred pilgrimage site of Muktinath

  • Overnight stay in a Tibetan family-run guesthouse at 3,710 m

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Day 7. Exploring Mustang – Temples, Monasteries & Tibetan Culture (60 km)


Today we dive deeper into the mystical kingdom of Mustang, beginning with a visit to Muktinath Temple, one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites in Nepal. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Muktinath attracts thousands of pilgrims from Nepal and India each year. Around the temple, holy men known as sadhus—dressed in saffron-yellow robes—sit in meditation, offering blessings and prayers for safe journeys and good fortune. All the while, the snowy summit of Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) and other Himalayan giants frame the backdrop in breathtaking fashion.
We then continue to the Tibetan-Buddhist monastery of Jharkot, perched high above a quiet village. This spiritual site offers insight into Mustang’s Buddhist traditions and provides panoramic views across the rugged landscape.
Afterward, our ride takes us back through Kagbeni, a picturesque gateway to Upper Mustang, before reaching the enchanting village of Marpha, where we’ll spend the night. Marpha is a true highlight of the Mustang region, with its traditional stone houses stacked along the hillside and narrow cobbled streets. Overlooking the village stands the Marpha Monastery, which also houses an orphanage with young novice monks. Above it all rises a towering golden statue of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava), one of Tibetan Buddhism’s most revered teachers.
Today offers a rare chance to immerse yourself in the spiritual and cultural traditions of Mustang, experiencing both Hindu and Buddhist heritage in one unforgettable day.

Highlights of the day:

  • Visit Muktinath Temple, sacred to Hindus and Buddhists

  • Stunning views of Dhaulagiri and the Himalayas

  • Explore the Jharkot Monastery and traditional Mustang villages

  • Ride through Kagbeni, gateway to Upper Mustang

  • Overnight in the charming stone village of Marpha

  • See the monumental golden statue of Guru Rinpoche

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Day 8. Relaxing in the Hot Springs of Tatopani (50 km)


Today we retrace part of our route south, riding through the dramatic valleys of Mustang. Along the way, we stop at a settlement of Tibetan exiles, where families have been living for three generations, cultivating fruits and vegetables in this remote Himalayan environment. Their way of life offers a fascinating glimpse into the resilience and traditions of the Tibetan community in Nepal.
By afternoon, we arrive in Tatopani, a village famous for its natural hot springs nestled at the foot of the Himalayas. These springs have long been revered by both locals and pilgrims for their healing properties. After days of rugged riding, this is the perfect place to soak tired muscles, relax, and unwind. We’ll spend the night here, surrounded by mountain serenity.

Optional adventure: For those seeking an extra challenge, we ride a demanding trail to a remote viewpoint with sweeping vistas over the river valley. In this secluded area, a newly built Tibetan monastery stands in solitude, a peaceful sanctuary said to be closer to enlightenment thanks to its isolation.

Highlights of the day:

  • Visit a Tibetan exile settlement

  • Scenic ride through the Himalayan valleys

  • Relax in the Tatopani hot springs

  • Optional off-road ride to a remote monastery & viewpoint

  • Overnight stay in Tatopani village

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Day 9. Crossing Nepal’s Longest Suspension Bridge in Baglung (50 km)


Today’s ride takes us deeper through the Himalayan foothills toward Baglung, with plenty of scenic breaks along the way. Small tea and coffee stops offer perfect moments to relax while admiring the dreamlike mountain views that surround us.
Our destination, Baglung, is a lively town best known for housing Nepal’s longest suspension bridge. Spanning the mighty Kali Gandaki River, this engineering marvel stretches across a dramatic gorge and is an absolute must for photos and thrills. Walking across the bridge provides a breathtaking perspective of the valley below.
Once in Baglung, you’ll also have time to explore the town’s vibrant markets and visit a local Hindu temple at your own pace. For those seeking extra adrenaline, Baglung offers adventure activities such as bungee jumping near the gorge. Or, if you prefer, simply relax and enjoy the riverside atmosphere before we settle in for the night.

Highlights of the day:

  • Scenic ride through Himalayan landscapes with tea stops

  • Visit Baglung, a bustling mountain town

  • Cross Nepal’s longest suspension bridge over the Kali Gandaki River

  • Explore local markets and Hindu temples

  • Optional bungee jumping near the gorge

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Day 10. Riding the Legendary Siddhartha Highway (140 km)


Today’s stage takes us on one of Nepal’s most iconic motorcycle routes – the Siddhartha Highway. Stretching for 130 km through the Himalayas, this remote mountain road is a rider’s dream, with endless curves, sweeping views, and hardly any traffic.
The highway is named after Prince Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha, who was born just a few kilometers south of here in Lumbini. Riding this road, with its peaceful landscapes and winding rhythm, feels like coming a little closer to enlightenment on two wheels.
By evening, we arrive in Tansen, a charming mountain town near the Indian border. Known for its traditional Newari culture, cobbled streets, and panoramic views of the surrounding hills, Tansen offers an authentic glimpse of life in the mid-hills of Nepal. We’ll spend the night here, enjoying the quiet charm of this historic town.

Highlights of the day:

  • Ride 130 km of pure curves on the Siddhartha Highway

  • Follow in the footsteps of Buddha’s birthplace, Lumbini

  • Remote mountain riding with minimal traffic

  • Overnight stay in the cultural town of Tansen

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Day 11. Ride to Chitwan National Park (200 km)


Today’s journey covers roughly 200 kilometers as we ride along a newly built, little-traveled mountain road leading us toward the western edge of the Annapurna massif. This stage is all about open landscapes, rolling hills, and endless curves—an exhilarating ride that showcases the beauty of Nepal away from the busy main routes.
Along the way, we pass through traditional villages and family-run farms, where locals still live much as they have for generations. The road offers countless opportunities to pause for photos, soak up the scenery, and experience the charm of rural Nepal.
By late afternoon, we reach the lush lowlands near Chitwan National Park, one of Nepal’s UNESCO World Heritage sites and a highlight of the tour. Tomorrow, we’ll have the chance to explore its unique wildlife and jungle landscapes, but tonight we relax and settle into our lodge at the edge of the park.

Highlights of the day:

  • Ride 200 km of scenic, low-traffic mountain roads

  • Stunning views of the Annapurna massif

  • Pass through remote villages and farms

  • Arrive at Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site

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Day 12. Jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park


Today we trade mountain roads for the lush jungles of Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s very first national park, established in 1973 and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renowned for its incredible biodiversity, Chitwan is home to rare and endangered species including Bengal tigers, one-horned Indian rhinos, Asian elephants, gharial crocodiles, and over 500 species of birds.
Our day begins with an unforgettable elephant safari, where we ride through the jungle in search of wild rhinos. Afterward, we visit the park’s elephant breeding center, where conservation efforts focus on protecting and nurturing these gentle giants. For those seeking more adventure, there’s the option of a canoe trip along the Rapti River, where crocodiles bask on the sandy banks and birdlife thrives in the wetlands.
As the day winds down, we gather to watch a spectacular sunset over the river, or relax around a cozy campfire in the lodge garden—the perfect way to end a day of exploration in Nepal’s most famous wildlife sanctuary.

Highlights of the day:

  • Explore Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

  • Spot rhinos on an elephant-back safari

  • Visit the elephant breeding center

  • Optional canoe safari to the crocodile banks

  • Enjoy a sunset by the river or relax at a campfire

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Day 13. Return to Kathmandu & Farewell Dinner (Transfer 150 km)


This morning, we say goodbye to our trusted Royal Enfield motorbikes and make the journey back to Kathmandu in comfort by private minibus—no traffic stress, just a relaxed ride through the Nepalese countryside.
By noon, we arrive in Kathmandu, where the afternoon is free for independent sightseeing. A short taxi ride can take you to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks:
  • Pashupatinath Temple – Nepal’s holiest Hindu shrine.

  • Boudhanath Stupa – one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world.

  • Bhaktapur – a beautifully preserved medieval city, rich with temples, palaces, and courtyards.

We’re happy to help with arrangements if needed!

In the evening, we gather once more for our “Goodbye Nepal” farewell dinner, a festive evening of Nepali cuisine, shared memories, and laughter. Afterwards, we head to a local pub with live music, the perfect way to celebrate the friendships and unforgettable moments of our motorbike adventure through Nepal and Mustang.

Highlights of the day:

  • Comfortable return to Kathmandu by private minibus

  • Free time for sightseeing (Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Bhaktapur)

  • Special farewell dinner with Nepali cuisine

  • End the night with live music & pub visit

  • Final celebration of our Nepal motorbike tour

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Day 14. City Exploration – The Best of Kathmandu


After breakfast, we provide an individual airport transfer depending on your departure time. We wish you a safe journey home! If you’d like to extend your stay in Nepal or spend additional days exploring Kathmandu, we’re happy to assist with all arrangements.

Optional: City Tour “Best of Kathmandu”

For those with extra time, an optional Kathmandu city tour is the perfect way to round off your adventure. The day begins in the vibrant old town bazaar, where narrow alleys, colorful temples, and lively markets capture the essence of Asia.

From here, we continue to:

  • Pashupatinath Temple – Nepal’s most sacred Hindu temple complex, a fascinating place of devotion and rituals.

  • Boudhanath Stupa – one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world, rising 36 meters high, surrounded by over 50 Tibetan monasteries built by exiled monks.

  • Bhaktapur – the beautifully preserved medieval city where time seems to stand still, with temples, courtyards, and intricate woodwork that reflect Newari craftsmanship.

All three sites are part of the UNESCO World Heritage list and represent the cultural heart of Nepal.

In the evening, enjoy a final Nepalese farewell dinner, celebrating the incredible memories of your motorbike tour through Nepal and Mustang. Guests who book the city tour will spend an additional night in our Kathmandu hotel, with departure on Day 15.

Highlights of the day:

  • Optional Kathmandu city tour with English-speaking guide

  • Explore Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa & Bhaktapur (UNESCO sites)

  • Wander the colorful old town bazaar

  • Farewell dinner with authentic Nepali cuisine

  • Flexible option to extend your Nepal stay


Highlights: 

  • Mustang, the hidden kingdom of the Himalayas – We cover the route from Kathmandu to Mustang
  • The ride between the Himalayan giants Dhaulagiri (8,167 meters) and Annapurna (8,091 meters)
  • Journey through the world’s deepest gorge (Thak Khola, Kali Gandaki Gorge)
  • The Tibetan town of Marpha, the most beautiful village in Mustang
  • The longest suspension bridge in Nepal at Baglung
  • Breathtaking mountain roads and tracks, guaranteed to thrill
  • Relaxing in the hot springs at Tatopani
  • Chitwan National Park, with elephant riding and a canoe tour
  • The picturesque historical village of Bandipur
  • Magnificent views of the Annapurna mountain range
  • The lakeside town of Pokhara, the most beautiful in Nepal
  • The renowned Vishnu temple in Muktinath
  • Highlights of Kathmandu: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Tibetan Buddhist Pagoda, Bhaktapur Old City, Thamel District
  • Optional: Highlights of Kathmandu: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Tibetan Buddhist Pagoda, Bhaktapur Old City, Thamel District

Map:

Accommodation:
The hotels & guesthouses are the best that can be found locally. From simple village guest houses to boutique hotel accommodation. 4* hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Begnas Lake & Chitwan NP.


Why are the daily stages relatively short?

While our daily stages range between 50 and 200 kilometers, don’t be fooled by the numbers. In Nepal, distances can be deceiving—narrow mountain roads, changing surfaces, and cultural stops mean most days are full riding days. The focus is not on speed, but on enjoying the journey. One thing is guaranteed: it’s never boring.


What’s a typical day on the road like?

  • 08:00 – Breakfast

  • 09:00 – Briefing with your road captain, then we start riding

  • Midday – Relaxed breaks for coffee and lunch

  • 15:00–16:00 – Arrival at the hotel (depending on distance & terrain)

On longer stages, we may start earlier to make the most of the day.


What kind of bikes do we ride?

We ride Royal Enfield Bullet 500cc motorcycles (2014–2017 models). Each bike features:

  • Single-cylinder 4-stroke, 499 cc

  • 16 kW (28 bhp) at 4,600 rpm

  • 178 kg, 80 cm seat height

  • 5-speed gearbox, left-hand gearshift

  • Electric starter, front disc brake, twin horns

  • Rugged saddlebags & crash bars

  • Max speed: 123 kph

Our Enfields are well-maintained, reliable, and ideal for Himalayan touring. They may carry a few “battle scars” from adventure, but technically they are in excellent condition. Average speed on tour is 40–60 kph, depending on road conditions.


How much is the bike deposit?

A refundable 580 USD / 500 Euro cash deposit is required for each bike. This equals the insurance deductible for damages or third-party liability. In case of damage, the rider is initially responsible; costs are later reimbursed by the insurer minus the deductible.


Where can I store my luggage?

Your main baggage will travel in the support vehicle. Please pack light, as sometimes we need to carry bags short distances to the hotel. Baggage is not insured, so we recommend arranging your own travel insurance.

For day-to-day items, use saddlebags or a daypack. Tank bags (including magnetic ones) fit the Enfields but are not provided.


Do I need maps?

Local street maps are sometimes available, but the best are published by Reise Know-How or Nelles Verlag (Germany). They can be ordered online or in specialty bookstores.


Do I need a driving license?

Yes. Riders need both:

  • A valid motorcycle license from their home country

  • An International Driving Permit (IDP)

Apply early with your local authorities.


What documents do I need?

  • Passport

  • National motorcycle license

  • International Driving Permit

  • Flight ticket

We strongly recommend photocopies of all documents be kept separately in case of loss.


What’s the support team like?

  • European tour guides – experienced motorcyclists with deep knowledge of local history and culture.

  • Nepali mechanics – Royal Enfield specialists, English-speaking, always ready to help.

  • Stand-in rider available if needed.

Together, they ensure your ride is safe, smooth, and unforgettable.


Group size – how many riders per tour?

  • 6 riders minimum

  • Typically 8–14 riders + 2–6 passengers

This keeps the group dynamic lively, but personal.


Can pillion passengers ride in the support vehicle?

Yes. Every passenger has a guaranteed seat. In tough terrain or poor weather, passengers can switch to the support vehicle at any time.


Is travel & health insurance required?

We strongly recommend both:

  • Travel cancellation insurance – in case of illness or emergencies before departure.

  • Travel health insurance – must include medical evacuation back to your home country.

These insurances protect you financially in case of emergencies.


What riding gear should I bring?

Essential gear:

  • Motorcycle suit with protectors

  • Helmet

  • Riding boots / sturdy shoes

  • Gloves (summer + winter)

  • Warm layers (socks, liners, scarf, face protection) – vital for high altitudes

  • Rain gear (if your riding suit is not waterproof)

We do not provide clothing. Bring your own, as nothing fits or protects better than your own gear. If something is missing, we’ll help you source it locally.


What riders should bring with them on this tour?

Bike Gear:
• Goggles and/or sunglasses
• Motorcycle gloves
• Snood/Dust mask
• Kidney belt
• Water-resistant backpack
• Bungee/Cargo net

Clothing:
• Wide-brimmed hat
• Warm clothes
• Water Resistant Jacket/Raincoat
• Strong and warm pair of trousers
• Fleece/under jacket
• Warm socks
• Warm underclothes such as thermals
• Riding boots and shoes
• A warm scarf or neck sock

Camping:
• Warm sleeping bag (-100C)
• Dense travel towel/Quick-drying towel
• Penknife
• Torchlight/Headtorch
• Thermos for Hot & Cold
• Helmet

Other:
• 2 Passport pictures
• Alarm watch/wristwatch
• Money Belt
• Medication (consult GP)
• Basic first aid kit
• Insect repellent
• Sunscreen/sunblock UV 30/40
• Lip balm
• Earplugs

2026 Tour Starts
| 15. March – 28. March| → Sold Out!
| 04. October – 17. October | → Sold Out!
| 18. October – 31. October | → Sold Out!
| 01. November – 14. November | → Sold Out!
| 15. November – 28. November |


2027 Tour Starts
| 14. March – 27. March|
| 03. October – 16. October | → Sold Out!
| 17. October – 30. October |
| 31. October – 13. November |
| 14. November – 27. November |


RIDER
US$4,000
Rider in shared twin-bedded room
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PILLION
US$3,250
Pillion in shared double or twin-bedded room
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SINGLE ROOM
US$570
single room surcharge (optional)
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