Rajasthan Motorcycle Tours
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Starting PointDelhi
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Total Distance2323KM
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Riding LevelModerate
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Pillion FriendlyYes
Travel Mode | Price |
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1 Person (Twin sharing room) - 1 Rider | US$ 4536 |
1 Person (Private single room) - 1 Rider | US$ 5006 |
2 Persons (Private twin room) - 1 Rider + 1 Pillion | US$ 7739 |
02 Persons (Private twin room) - 2 Riders | US$ 9072 |
02 Persons (2 Private single rooms) - 2 Riders | US$ 10013 |
Hit the road and take an unforgettable Road trip to Bhutan from India on adventure bike and experience the “Land of Happiness”, a country famous for its untouched landscapes, rich biodiversity and spiritual heritage. This is one of the least densely populated countries in the world, with 79 percent of 672,425 people living in rural areas. Bhutan Motorcycle trip is a unique experience through the pristine landscapes of the land of Thunder Dragon. As one of the most protected environments in the world, Bhutan will mesmerize you with its unspoiled beauty and commitment to sustainable tourism. This Cross-Country motorcycle tour is a one-of-a-kind experience, taking you through scenic mountain roads, villages, and Himalayan valleys.
The trip starts from the border town of Phuentsholing and you will ride through a land that has natural wonders and cultural treasures. From ancient monasteries including the famous Tiger’s Nest to the serene capital city of Thimphu, each destination will reveal Bhutan’s rich traditions and way of life. As the last stronghold of Vajrayana Buddhism, Bhutan’s spirit is rooted in centuries old practices, celebrated in every town and temple along the way. With Brahmand Tour - Best Tour Operators in India, this motorcycle adventure is a hassle free and well curated ride designed for riders from around the world, including the USA, UK, Australia and Italy.
For the best Bhutan motorcycle experience plan your trip in spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). In spring the countryside comes alive with blooming rhododendrons and greenery, a perfect backdrop for a Bhutan bike ride. Temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C, perfect for long comfortable rides in the highlands and valleys.
Autumn brings its own magic, crisp air, clear skies and the snow-capped Himalayas visible from afar. This is also the time of Bhutan’s most famous festivals so you will get a rich cultural experience on your Bhutan motorcycle tour. Roads are in good condition and the risk of rain or snow is minimal so you can ride safely and enjoy the most iconic landscapes of Bhutan. Whether you ride through Bhutan’s famous passes or explore its charming towns, spring and autumn is the best time for a bike adventure.
You won’t find a straight road in Bhutan, with 10 curves per kilometer on average. As you start your bike tours in Bhutan, you’ll see the roads are empty and even in the capital city of Thimphu there is no traffic light. With roads that wind through mountain passes and valleys are famous for their scenery and relaxed riding. Your ride in Bhutan will be on small mountain roads, each with its own character. It’s a ride that never gets boring; the scenery will soon calm you down and you won’t feel like rushing. Instead, you will just relax and enjoy the pure pleasure of riding your Bullet motorcycles, cruising at 30 to 70 kph.
Our Bhutan bike tours are 10 to 12 days and cover all of Bhutan from cultural highlights to adventure hotspots. The itinerary includes Paro, Thimphu, Punakha and Bumthang, each giving you a glimpse into Bhutan’s history and natural beauty. Led by local experts you’ll have a mix of scenic riding and cultural immersion with visits to sacred monasteries like Tiger’s Nest, traditional festivals and historical fortresses like Punakha Dzong. Each day is carefully planned to give you a balance of adventure and relaxation so you can fully experience the magic of Bhutan. Whether you’re joining us from the USA, UK, Australia or India our Bhutan Tour Packages will make your journey seamless.
Upon arrival at Delhi’s International Airport, you will be met by a Brahmand Tour representative and transferred to your hotel. Take some time to relax and get ready for the journey ahead. Whether you want to explore the local area or just relax, this day is a smooth transition to the trip of a lifetime.
Upon arrival in Paro, Bhutan you will be met by our local team and transferred to your hotel. After a short rest, join the tour crew for a briefing session where you will get an idea of the travel times, routes and local information. Then kick start your Bhutan bike ride with a short introductory ride in the northern part of Paro. End the day by exploring the streets of Paro town and get ready for the days ahead.
Get ready for the day’s 115 km ride from Paro to Punakha. Famous for its stunning mountain views and cultural attractions. En route stop at Tachog Lhakhang Temple and its iron bridge, a symbol of Bhutan’s rich spiritual heritage. Cross Dochula Pass, famous for its 108 memorial chortens and Himalayan views. Finally arrive in Punakha where the majestic Punakha Dzong sits at the confluence of two rivers.
Ride 191 km from Punakha to Gelephu via Tsirang. Before we leave Punakha, take a closer look at the famous Punakha Dzong, an architectural wonder that has served as both a religious and administrative center for centuries. On the way, visit rural Tsirang and its markets and get a glimpse of Bhutanese daily life in these villages.
Today’s 91 km ride from Gelephu to Zhemgang is full of biodiversity as we ride through sub-alpine landscapes with unique flora and fauna. You might spot the Golden Langur, an endangered species in Bhutan. The day ends with visits to historic sites in Zhemgang including Trong Village and local markets to see the cultural vibrancy of the area.
Ride 168 km from Zhemgang to Bumthang. On the way stop at Trongsa to visit Ta Dzong, a former watchtower and now a museum to see Bhutan’s history. Then ride to Bumthang where rolling hills and spiritual sites await to soak you in the serenity of Bhutan.
Explore Bumthang today. Ride to Tang Valley to visit Ogyen Choling Palace and Museum, a Bhutanese treasure. Walk around Bumthang town and visit Jampa Lhakhang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan. The day is free to explore on your own to dig deeper into Bumthang’s history and culture.
Ride to Phobjikha Valley, a 161 km ride from Bumthang through Trongsa. Stop at Trongsa Dzong, the largest and longest Dzong in Bhutan. As you descend into Phobjikha, you will see the valley and if you are lucky, the black-necked cranes (in season) and this will be a ride of adventure and ecology.
Visit the Black-Necked Crane Center to learn about the conservation efforts for this rare species. The 130 km ride to Thimphu includes stunning scenery as you cross Dochula Pass. Here you can take in the Himalayan views before riding to Thimphu, the vibrant capital city where the day ends with an exploration of Thimphu’s nightlife.
Spend the morning in Thimphu, visit Buddha Dordenma, a huge statue overlooking the city and Royal Takin Preserve, home to the national animal of Bhutan. The 55 km ride from Thimphu to Paro passes through beautiful landscapes and cultural sites before reaching Paro.
Ride to the famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery, a spiritual site clinging to a cliff at 3,120 meters. The hike takes about 5 hours round trip and offers breathtaking views of Paro Valley. The monastery is believed to be the meditation site of Guru Rinpoche and is the heart of Bhutan’s spiritual heritage, attracting pilgrims and travelers from all over the world.
Say goodbye to Bhutan as we transfer you to Paro Airport for your flight back. This trip will leave you with memories for life.
Yes, you can ride a bike or drive a car to Bhutan from India.
The best time for a Bhutan motorcycle tour is spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) when the weather is mild and clear. Spring shows the rhododendrons in full bloom while autumn gives you crystal clear views of the snow capped peaks.
International travelers need a visa to enter Bhutan and a motorcycle permit to ride in specific regions. If you’re riding with Brahmand Tour, we will take care of your permits and visa arrangement in advance so your entry and travel will be hassle free.
Yes, the Bhutan bike trip can be suitable for both beginners and experienced riders. With expert guides, riders of all levels can enjoy the winding roads of Bhutan. However basic riding experience is required as the terrain is hilly and there are occasional steep curves.
A full motorcycle tour in Bhutan usually takes 10-12 days covering Paro, Thimphu and the Bumthang Valley. This duration allows you to enjoy Bhutan’s nature, historical sites and cultural highlights without rushing.
Yes, Brahmand Tour offers customizable Bhutan tour packages as per rider’s interest. Whether you want to add cultural stops, extend your stay or visit specific places like Punakha Dzong or Dochula Pass, customization is possible.
For a motorcycle tour in Bhutan pack the essentials like a waterproof jacket, thermal layers, sturdy riding boots, gloves and sunglasses. Since the temperature varies with altitude, pack both warm and light layers for the trip.
Yes, travel insurance is mandatory, covering medical emergencies and bike related activities in mountainous areas. Make sure your policy includes high altitude riding to be fully covered.
Bhutan’s roads are known to have minimal traffic even in the bigger towns like Thimphu. The country has no traffic lights, only traffic police and well maintained mountain roads make Bhutan motorcycle tours traffic free and enjoyable.
Yes! Many riders extend their adventure with an Indian motorcycle tour or a Nepal Bike Trip. Explore cross border trip options so you can have an ultimate multi country motorbike journey through the Himalayas.
1 INR equals to 0.999295 BTN and Indian currency is acceptable in Bhutan everywhere.