Nepal

Motorcycle tour on Royal Enfield in Nepal

Everyone has heard of Nepal. Home to the (real) Mount Everest and to the (fabled) Yeti, this Himalayan kingdom has, from time immemorial, sparked the imagination of adventurers and seekers. Home to 7 of the 10 highest peaks in the world, this is an ancient cultural heritage, in the heart of the youngest mountains in the world- straddling a fine line between modernity and primordial.

Our motorbike tour in Nepal is designed to showcase the history of this enigmatic country and travel across the varied landscapes that constitute the Himalayas. We ride along fierce rivers, narrow gorges, ancient forests, the Himalayan lowlands and the middle Himalayas.

On clear days the giants are a constant backdrop that only elevates the sense of adventure.

Nepal Tours

Price USD 9000

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24 Nights 25 days

The Kashmir to Kathmandu circuit was first romanticised during the Hippie trails but what it offers today is...

Total Distance: 5100 KM

Season: September - Oct

Price USD 2800

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8 nights 9 days

Everyone has heard of Nepal. Home to the (real) Mount Everest and to the (fabled) Yeti, this Himalayan...

Total Distance: 1150 KM

What our customers say

Kashmir to Kathmandu
I should point out that my original plan was to travel solo, or with a friend, but I don’t regret deciding to travel with a tour. Hashim is well read, knowledgeable about all manner of aspects of culture, religion and geography. He is a fascinating conversationalist, and over 6 weeks in his company I felt I made a lifelong friend.
Thomas Ross Hallahan
Melbourne, Australia
Shadow of Giants
What a fabulous trip. It certainly lives up to it's name with the ride up to Jomsom and back giving views of Annapurna around every bend, watch out for Yaks wandering the road. Hashim sorts everything out so you can just enjoy the ride. The guys in the backup truck make everything easy, carrying all the luggage and catching up at each stop (every 2 hours or so) with bottled water. You get to see the real Nepal when stopping at the roadside cafes not just the main tourist areas and the well trodden 'alternative' traveller trails that everybody else takes.
Andrew Hart
Cheltenham, United Kingdom