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Embark on an exhilarating 11-day guided motorcycle tour through the enchanting landscapes of Bhutan, the Himalayan jewel. Kickstart your biking adventure in the vibrant streets of Phuntsholing, cruising through to the iconic Tiger's Nest in Paro. As you throttle through the capital, Thimphu, and delve into the cultural heartlands of Punakha and Jakar, the thrill of riding on winding mountain roads is complemented by the serene beauty of Bhutan's valleys and monasteries.
Experience Bhutan on two wheels, a land renowned as the “Land of the Thunder Dragon,” where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with untouched natural beauty. Our motorcycle tours are tailored to immerse you in Bhutan's unique “Gross National Happiness” philosophy and its deep-rooted Tibetan Buddhism, offering riders an unparalleled blend of adventure and spirituality.
Join us for a motorcycle journey like no other, where every twist and turn reveals Bhutan's rich tapestry of history, faith, and culture. Whether you're a seasoned rider or a novice, our guided motorcycle tours promise an unforgettable ride through the heart of Bhutan.
Rider: 5,450 €
Co-rider: 4,950 €
Single room supplement: 480 €
The price includes Bhutan's Sustainable Development Tax of $200/Person/Day
11 Days / 10 Nights (all in Bhutan) / 9 Riding Days (all in Bhutan)
Yes An international driving license in combination with the national driving license is mandatory. It is not always checked, but in case of failure, it must be presented.
It is advisable to carry a combination of cash (USD or EUR), a credit card (Visa and Mastercard are available; American Express and Diners are accepted much less frequently) and an ATM card. The ATM card should be activated at the bank for the travel time for foreign European countries (keyword Geo Control). Card payments are not accepted in many places. When carrying cash, be careful to only bring undamaged notes, as even slightly damaged notes are often not accepted. Small notes are recommended. In larger towns, ATMs are usually available, but the density is significantly lower than in Europe. Currency exchange is possible at airports, hotels and official exchange offices. Note: There have been isolated cases that ATMs have been manipulated and card data was then misused. We therefore recommend that you only use ATMs in secure, well-frequented locations (e.g. in banks or larger hotels).
With the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450. On request, the Himalayan 411 Or the legend Royal Enfield Bullet 500 (left shift, electric starter, front disc brake) available.