| Day 1 |
Arrival in Kathmandu, the starting point of our exciting 15-day motorcycle tour through Nepal. We will take you to your hotel in Thamel, the lively part of the city, close to the bustling markets and the well-preserved old town of Kathmandu. As a first highlight, you will enjoy a cultural afternoon walk to Durbar Square, an architectural marvel and UNESCO World Heritage Site. |
| Day 2 |
Kathmandu - Kurintar, 110 km. By bus, we will travel 110 kilometers west of Kathmandu to escape the chaotic city traffic. After a leisurely lunch by the Trishuli River, we will take our first spins on our Enfield Bullet motorcycles to get familiar with the machines. A quiet and relaxed day to gently immerse ourselves into this new world. |
| Day 3 |
Kurintar - Gorkha - Bandipur, 90 km. Our exploration of the Nepali terrain begins in the small town of Gorkha, which boasts a charming little palace. From there, we continue our journey on a varied mix of small and large roads, eventually reaching Bandipur. This beautifully restored village offers a breathtaking view of the majestic Himalayas. |
| Day 4 |
Bandipur - Pokhara, 95 km. Today we head to Pokhara, a charming city on the shores of Lake Phewa. Initially, we follow the Prithvi Highway, the main connection between Kathmandu and Pokhara. However, to avoid traffic and construction work, we soon turn onto small roads and wind through the foothills of the Himalayas. The journey from Bandipur to Pokhara is picturesque. Here you will not only find famous rice terraces and traditional Nepali communities but also green forests. The closer you get to Pokhara, the more impressive the view of the majestic Annapurna range becomes, home to some of the highest peaks in the world. |
| Day 5 |
Pokhara! The picturesque Phewa Valley, Nepal's second-largest lake, adorns Pokhara with natural splendor. This city often serves as the "gateway" to the Himalayas, the "roof of the world". Today we offer an optional early morning excursion that promises a breathtaking view of the Annapurna massif in clear weather. In Pokhara, you can enjoy a relatively free day: relax with a massage, shop to your heart's content, or climb the Peace Pagoda to enjoy a wonderful view of the lake and mountains. The idyllic Phewa Valley is also ideal for boating and kayaking adventures, as the majestic Annapurna mountains reflect in its calm waters on clear days. |
| Day 6 |
Pokhara - Tansen, 125 km. Our journey continues south, where we wind our way through the endless winding roads of the Mahabarat mountain range. Small remote villages, terraced rice fields, and green gorges accompany us on this route. On our way to the Terai plains, we make a stop in the less touristy town of Tansen. Here you have a great opportunity to experience a less crowded place in Nepal. Tansen, located at the foot of the Himalayas, offers us more opportunities to enjoy breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs. |
| Day 7 |
Tansen - Terai Plains, 175 km. Today we have a slightly longer driving day to the Terai Plains. The route takes us along the Kali Gandaki River, a stunning section with little traffic and recently expanded roads that are almost exclusively ours. The Terai Plains stretch from southern Nepal to northern India and are known for their fertile soil and subtropical temperatures. This region plays an important role in the agriculture of both countries and is home to a variety of crops such as rice, wheat, sugar cane, and tobacco. Furthermore, the Terai hosts a number of national parks and wildlife reserves, which house a rich diversity of plants and animals. |
| Day 8 |
Chitwan National Park. A whole day of relaxation near Chitwan National Park awaits us. In the midst of lush nature, we experience the wildlife today. One-horned rhinos, monkeys, and crocodiles are not uncommon here, but for an unforgettable encounter with a royal tiger, leopard, or bear, you need a bit more luck. We will explore the landscape on a guided safari and venture into the jungle on a boat trip on the Narayani River to observe Asian crocodiles in their natural habitat. |
| Day 9 |
Chitwan - Sindhuli, 220 km. After a motorcycle-free day, the longest driving day of our journey awaits us. However, don't be discouraged! After a section on a busy main road, we turn onto a "very little known" side road. This road is excellently built and appears on almost no road map. Here awaits us for hours a motorcycling dream without traffic. We will overnight in Sindhuli to make a good break in our journey towards Janakpur. |
| Day 10 |
Sindhuli - Janakpur, 90 km. Today we have a relaxed day on the program. The journey takes us south on roads built by the Japanese to Janakpur. We check in early and explore Janakpur after lunch. The city is known for its religious and cultural significance and is considered the birthplace of the Hindu goddess Sita. The Janaki Temple, a magnificent Hindu temple, is an important pilgrimage site and attracts believers from all over the world. Janakpur also impresses with its colorful architecture and vibrant cultural festivals, making it a fascinating place to immerse yourself in the rich Hindu culture of Nepal. |
| Day 11 |
Janakpur - Charikot, 185 km. A long but special motorcycle day takes us back into the mountains, past endless switchbacks, terraced fields, and lush greenery. On our ride, we continue our journey on the road built by the Japanese. This road winds dramatically higher and promises a full biker experience with switchbacks, hairpin turns, and endless driving pleasure. We overnight in Charikot, a region characterized by its breathtaking natural beauty. Here, green hills and majestic mountains are omnipresent. Charikot offers a pleasant change from the bustling pilgrimage site of Janakpur. |
| Day 12 |
Charikot - Bhaktapur, 114 km. Our diverse Nepal tour ends with the drive to Bhaktapur. This city is home to one of the best-preserved old towns in Nepal and is perfect for last-minute shopping directly from talented artists and craftsmen. An optional cultural walk and a final shared dinner with a view over the old town round off our adventure. |
| Day 13 |
It's time to say goodbye. With a bag full of memories and lifelong friendships, you can either fly home or spend an extra day or two in the region. Bhaktapur is an ideal starting point to plan tour extensions. In the past, our guests have often spent some time in more remote places like Nagarkot or Nuwakot amidst nature with breathtaking mountain views. But one of the three urban centers (Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, or Lalitpur) is also an option. |
