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Eastern Nepal: Off beaten motorbike trip

  • March, April, and May / October and November
Leave the crowds behind and dive into a raw adventure through the heart of the Gaurishankar Conservation Area. This journey takes you off the beaten path as we ride thorough a pine forests whispering in the wind, rivers rushing through deep valleys, and warm smiles greeting us in villages. So gear up for an unforgettable ride through untouched landscapes and countryside towns like Tatopani, Junbesi, Pattale, and Dolakha. Each day ends in a mixture of comfortable hotels or cozy teahouse, where you will be welcomed like family member. Breathe in the crisp mountain air, listen to nature’s soundtrack, and reconnect with the world around you. This is not just an adventure but also a soulful escape into Nepal’s hidden gems.

Highlights

  • March, April, and May / October and November
  • Biking tour
  • Comfortable hotels
  • Motorbike

Outline Itinerary

  • Day 1 Leaving Kathmandu
  • Day 2 Riding through villages
  • Day 3 Enjoyment through streams and landscapes
  • Day 4 Rest stops at both comfortable hotels and cozy tea house
  • Day 5 Crossing high pass at Gaurishankar conservation area
  • Day 6 Riding under laps of Mount Everest
  • Day 7 Ending motorbike tour at Kathmandu

Includes

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Excludes

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Detail Itinerary

1Day 1 - Leaving Kathmandu

Leaving Kathmandu
Leaving Kathmandu
2Day 2 - Riding through villages

Riding through villages
Riding through villages
3Day 3 - Enjoyment through streams and landscapes

Enjoyment through streams and landscapes
Enjoyment through streams and landscapes
4Day 4 - Rest stops at both comfortable hotels and cozy tea house

Rest stops at both comfortable hotels and cozy tea house
Rest stops at both comfortable hotels and cozy tea house
5Day 5 - Crossing high pass at Gaurishankar conservation area

Crossing high pass at Gaurishankar conservation area
Crossing high pass at Gaurishankar conservation area
6Day 6 - Riding under laps of Mount Everest

Riding under laps of Mount Everest
Riding under laps of Mount Everest
7Day 7 - Ending motorbike tour at Kathmandu

Ending motorbike tour at Kathmandu
Ending motorbike tour at Kathmandu

FAQs

Autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May) generally provide the best riding conditions in Eastern Nepal's hills. It is best to avoid the June to September monsoon season, when hill roads can become slippery and may be affected by landslides.

This depends on the specific tour package and its inclusions. Motorbike tours in remote areas may include a support vehicle and mechanic because repair facilities can be limited away from the main highways. Please confirm the support arrangements with Aarya Village Travel when booking.

Bring essential riding gear such as a helmet and gloves, along with layered clothing for changing hill temperatures. A waterproof rain shell, warm layers for higher sections, basic first aid supplies and sun protection are also recommended, especially for riding days away from towns.

Motorbike rental can typically be arranged through the tour operator in Kathmandu, so bringing your own motorcycle from another country is not usually necessary. Available motorcycle models, rental conditions and insurance requirements should be confirmed with Aarya Village Travel before the trip.

The Gaurishankar Conservation Area sees fewer visitors than Nepal's better-known trekking regions. Riding through this area offers opportunities to experience rural villages, mountain landscapes and local life away from the more established tourist routes around Langtang and Everest.

Yes. The itinerary can generally be adjusted to suit different riding abilities, available time and interests, including additional village stops or viewpoints. Customization should be planned with Aarya Village Travel based on current road conditions, season and your riding preferences.

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