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This 8-day Bhutan Motorbiking trip is an enriching experience that lets you explore the gorgeous Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, its rich cultural heritage and natural wonders. You’ll ride powerful Royal Enfields on winding roads, cutting through thick forests and rugged terrains in the company of soaring mountains and deep valleys of the Himalayas. You’ll get to test your riding skills on Bhutan’s highest motorable road, Chele La. At various hamlets and towns, you’ll get to interact with the locals and experience the quaint lifestyle of the kingdom. You’ll also take a short trek to the world-renowned Tiger’s Nest Monastery.
Please note that price displayed is the per person price for a booking for one motorbike rider and one pillion rider.
Bhutan is a small country located on the eastern edge of the Himalayas. It is known as the Buddhist Kingdom for its rich Buddhist heritage and culture. Along with being a centre for Buddhism, it is also known for its dramatic landscape which is well protected by the government; the topography ranges from high mountains, valleys, dense forests, and lush vegetations.
Your ride begins in Bagdogra, and you’ll ride across many destinations over 8 days. These destinations include Gangtok, Phunsholing, Thimphu, Paro Valley, Gedu, high-altitude passes of Docha La and Chele La, and various monasteries and stupas including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery.
Explore the Buddhist Kingdom and its cultural wonders on two wheels on this Bhutan motorbiking trip. | Conquer Bhutan’s highest motorable road, Chele La, on powerful Royal Enfields. | Take a short trek to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery. | Explore the distinct culture of Bhutan. | Experience the dramatic landscape of Bhutan.
On-road biking, off-road biking
Yes
Yes
446 feet
13000 feet
446 feet
920 kms
150 kms
Experienced road captain, skilled mechanic, and a support vehicle with spare parts
Royal Enfield
Classic 350
350cc engine
Experienced road captain, skilled mechanic, and a support vehicle with spare parts
The vehicle should be registered to the rider's name and all documents (pollution check, insurance, driver's licence etc) are in order.
Today, you'll arrive at Bagdogra and meet your team and road captain, after which your bike will be allotted to you. You'll then begin your ride to Phuntsholing. The ride along the NH 31 from Siliguri to Sevoke is scenic and a treat to the eyes. The road cuts through thick forests and various tea plantations. After crossing Jaigaon, you cross into Phuntsholing, which is a different world from the buzz of Indian bazaars. In the evening, you can go explore the place on your own. Overnight in hotel at Phuntsholing.
Overnight in hotel at Phuntsholing.
You'll meet your team and road captain by noon and begin your ride to Phuntsholing. No breakfast or lunch is provided, so do pick something from a local jount. At night, you'll be served dinner at the hotel before you retire into your twin sharing room.
Bagdogra
Phuntsholing
00:05 AM
Dinner
For any cancellations made before the departure of the Bhutan motorbiking trip: the booking deposit of INR 5000 is non refundable.
All cancellations/refunds on this trip will be processed after a deduction of INR 200 per person. This fee is charged by The Great Next and is applicable for all cancellations.
The motorbike rider, as well as the pillion rider, are required to wear a helmet at all times while riding the Bhutan bike trip. A safety helmet will be provided to the travellers by the tour operator.
Travellers are required to follow all instructions of the road captain at all times during the Bhutan motorbiking trip.
Consumption of alcohol and drugs is strictly prohibited during the Bhutan motorbiking trip. Travellers suspected of intoxication will not be allowed to participate in the trip.
Travellers getting their motorbike must ensure that the vehicle is registered to the rider's name and all the relevant documents (pollution check, insurance, and driver's licence, etc.) are in order.
Travellers are requested to treat the local culture with respect and avoid littering, defacing property and monuments and causing a general disturbance.