LocationPlaces Covered:
Kathmandu - Pokhara - Kalopani - Muktinath - Tatopani

Nepal Motorcycle Tour

The Nepal Motorcycle Tour is a 13-day guided ride from Siliguri into the raw, untouched heart of Lower Mustang- a region where ancient trade routes, deep river gorges, and the massive Annapurna range create some of the most dramatic motorcycle riding terrain in Asia. This cross-border adventure takes you from India's eastern plains into Nepal's mid-hills, climbing steadily toward Pokhara, Jomsom, the sacred Muktinath Temple, and the steaming hot springs of Tatopani.

Unlike high-altitude expeditions that demand extreme endurance, this Nepal bike trip is built for intermediate riders who want Himalayan grandeur without the punishing elevation of Ladakh or Tibet. The roads here are rugged but rideable, the pace is unhurried, and the reward is Nepal at its most authentic- prayer flags snapping in mountain winds, terraced hillsides dropping into mist-filled valleys, and Annapurna and Machhapuchhre standing guard over every horizon. A true Himalayan motorcycle adventure for riders who want substance over spectacle.

Tour Overview
Destination Nepal, Asia
Max Group Size 12
Riding Level Novice
Starting Price US$ 2180
Total Distance 1696KM
Duration 9N/10D
Lower Mustang Nepal Motorcycle Trip
Cost Details (Maximum 12 Riders) Price (Per Person)
Rider Cost (room on twin sharing basis) US$ 2180
Pillion Rider Cost US$ 1370
Single Room Supplement US$ 630
Departure Dates
20 September 2026 to 29 September 2026
US$ 2180 / rider
04 October 2026 to 13 October 2026
US$ 2180 / rider
18 October 2026 to 27 October 2026
US$ 2180 / rider
08 November 2026 to 17 November 2026
US$ 2180 / rider
22 November 2026 to 01 December 2026
US$ 2180 / rider
14 March 2027 to 23 March 2027
US$ 2180 / rider
28 March 2027 to 06 April 2027
US$ 2180 / rider
11 April 2027 to 20 April 2027
US$ 2180 / rider
25 April 2027 to 04 May 2027
US$ 2180 / rider
09 May 2027 to 18 May 2027
US$ 2180 / rider
23 May 2027 to 01 June 2027
US$ 2180 / rider

Ride across the High Passes of Mustang Nepal

Looking for an ultimate adventure ride on a cross-country tour, go for a Bike trip to Nepal from India, which takes you up close to Lower Mustang Nepal. The trip starts from Siliguri city and moves into the Mustang region, which is famous for its rugged landscapes, rich culture, and natural beauty. From Bagdogra in Siliguri, you will be met by a tour representative who will help you prepare for the adventure. The ride follows the Trishuli River, with sharp turns and scenic climbs into the mountains, passing through lakes and valleys. You will see the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre mountain ranges and ride through Alpine forests where snow-capped peaks meet green landscapes. You can ride solo or with a pillion rider on a bike like the Royal Enfield 411 CC, which is the best bike to ride in Nepal's varied terrain. This tour will give you a deep dive into Nepal's landscapes, culture and adventure, the true Himalayan Ride Experience.

Glimpses of Tour

Tour Highlights

Mustang Nepal Motorcycle Tour Itinerary

India Gate, Delhi

Altitude: 1,350 m

Your Himalayan adventure begins the moment you land at Tribhuvan International Airport, where our team will be waiting to welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. Kathmandu is a city that immediately arrests the senses-ancient temples rising beside busy markets, incense drifting through narrow alleyways, and the distant white peaks of the Himalayas visible on clear evenings. Tonight, attend a comprehensive trip briefing covering the full route, riding protocols, altitude awareness, and daily schedules. A short test ride around the city gives you a chance to get comfortable with your motorcycle and feel out the rhythms of Nepali traffic before the real journey begins.

Overnight: Kathmandu | Meals: Welcome Dinner

Siliguri

A day to breathe, explore, and prepare. Kathmandu rewards those who wander-visit the UNESCO-listed Durbar Square with its medieval pagodas, climb to Swayambhunath for sweeping views over the valley, or sit quietly at the sacred ghats of Pashupatinath as temple rituals unfold along the river. Those who prefer to stay close to the hotel can use the day for gear checks, final shopping, or simply resting before the mountains begin. Either way, make the most of your last day at low altitude.

Overnight: Kathmandu | Meals: Breakfast

Koshi Bridge
  • Distance:
    200 km
  • Ride Time:
    6–7 hrs
  • Altitude:
    822 m

The expedition begins in earnest. Leaving Kathmandu behind, the Prithvi Highway unfolds alongside the turquoise-green Trishuli River-a beautiful, winding corridor through forested hills, terraced rice paddies, and traditional roadside settlements. It is the ideal first proper riding day: smooth enough to settle in, scenic enough to remind you exactly why you came. By evening, Pokhara welcomes you with its relaxed lakeside energy-good food, good company, and the first clear view of the Annapurna range glowing on the horizon.

Overnight: Pokhara | Meals: Breakfast

Marsyangdi River
  • Distance:
    125 km
  • Time:
    5–6 hrs
  • Altitude:
    2,600 m

Today the Himalayas truly begin. Riding north into the Kali Gandaki Valley, you enter the deepest gorge on earth-carved between the colossal flanks of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri, two of the world's highest peaks. The transformation is gradual and extraordinary: green subtropical hills give way to alpine scrub, the air grows cooler and crisper, and the mountains close in on either side with breathtaking drama. Kalopani, your stop for the night, sits amid some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Nepal-the kind of place where you step outside before dinner just to stare.

Overnight: Kalopani | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Beni Bazar
  • Distance:
    70 km
  • Ride Time:
    4–5 hrs

Shorter in distance but immense in experience. The ride to Jomsom crosses into the rain shadow of the Himalayas-a high-altitude world of arid plateaus, dust devils, and ochre cliffs that feels more like Tibet than anything you passed through yesterday. From Jomsom, the road leads to Kagbeni, a hauntingly beautiful medieval village of flat-roofed stone houses and monastery walls, standing guard at the entrance to Upper Mustang. The final climb to Muktinath, one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites in the Hindu and Buddhist worlds, is demanding but deeply rewarding. Few places carry the spiritual weight of this high-altitude sanctuary at 3,710 metres.

Overnight: Muktinath | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Kali Gandaki River
  • Distance:
    70 km
  • Ride Time:
    5 hrs

Rise early for a visit to the ancient Muktinath Temple-a place of extraordinary significance, where an eternal flame burns from a natural gas vent and 108 water spouts feed a sacred bathing pool. Pilgrims have travelled for weeks on foot to reach this place; you arrived on a Royal Enfield. After the morning's spiritual experience, begin the long descent back through the Kali Gandaki Valley, the mountains slowly releasing their grip as the altitude drops. Tatopani, your destination, sits beside the river and is famous across Nepal for one thing: its natural hot springs. Lower yourself in as the evening light fades and let the warm mineral water do what 200 kilometres of mountain roads require.

Overnight: Tatopani | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Dhaulagiri Himal
  • Distance:
    105 km
  • Ride Time:
    5–6 hrs

The return ride to Pokhara traces a landscape that seems to transform with every passing kilometre-the bare, wind-scoured valleys of trans-Himalayan Mustang giving way to terraced farmland, then to dense subtropical forest, then to the wide, warm basin of Pokhara. It is a journey that distils everything remarkable about Nepal's geography into a single afternoon. Arrive in time for a quiet evening by Phewa Lake, the mountains reflected in still water as the day winds down. Overnight: Pokhara | Meals: Breakfast

Kushma Bridge, Nepal

A day with no distance to cover and nowhere you need to be. Take a rowing boat out onto Phewa Lake in the morning silence, the Annapurna range reflected in the water ahead of you. Spend the afternoon wandering the cafes and bookshops of Lakeside, or sign up for a white-water rafting session on the Upper Seti River if the legs are feeling restless. This is a day to absorb everything the journey has given you before it draws to a close.

Overnight: Pokhara | Meals: Breakfast

Phewa Lake, Pokhara

The road back to Kathmandu is familiar now, but it carries a different feeling-the quiet satisfaction of a journey completed. Arrive in the capital with the evening ahead of you, ideal for a final wander through Thamel's lanes, some last-minute shopping for Nepali craft and textiles, or a farewell dinner with fellow riders to mark the end of something memorable. Overnight: Kathmandu | Meals: Breakfast

Chitwan National Park, Sauraha

A final breakfast before your transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport. You leave with something no suitcase can carry-the memory of high passes, sacred temples, river valleys, and mountain roads that very few people on earth have ridden. Until the next one.

Meals: Breakfast

Cost Includes
  • Airport transfers as per the itinerary.
  • 3 nights Accommodation during the Mustang region in the best available standard guesthouses (attached bathroom where available).
  • Boating in Fewa Lake
  • All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) in the Mustang Area.
  • Bike Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 cc motorcycle.
  • Services of an experienced Road Captain (on bike) and highly qualified mechanic, including their meals, accommodation, and daily allowances.
  • Backup 4×4 support vehicle for the entire trip to carry luggage, motorcycle spare parts, and mechanic support.
  • ACAP and TIMS permits.
  • First-aid kit during the trip.
  • All road tolls, government taxes, and vehicle taxes for motorcycles and backup vehicle.
Cost Excludes
  • Nepal entry visa fees.
  • International and domestic airfare.
  • Personal riding gear (helmet, jacket, gloves, riding boots, etc.).
  • Dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
  • Personal travel insurance and emergency evacuation charges.
  • Entrance fees for sightseeing tours and monuments.
  • Expenses of a personal nature such as drinks, laundry, telephone calls, etc.
  • Insurance against or for accidents, loss of life, loss of goods, or personal belongings.
  • Fuel expenses for the motorcycle.
  • Tips and gratuities for staff.
  • Any additional costs arising due to natural calamities, landslides, road blocks, strikes, mechanical breakdowns, or circumstances beyond the control.
  • Any item not specifically mentioned under “Cost Includes”.

Stay Included

Destination Nights Hotel/Resort Meal Plan
Kathmandu 03 Hotel Yak & Yeti Half board
Pokhara 03 Temple Tree Resort & Spa Half Board
Upper Mustang 03 Shinta Mani Mustang or Similar Full Board

What are the Best Places to Explore on a Lower Mustang Motorbike Tour?

Mustang Valley Bike Trip takes you deep into the heart of Mustang’s history, geology and traditional way of life, divided into Upper and Lower Mustang. Lower Mustang is famous for pilgrimage sites like Kagbeni and Muktinath, and Upper Mustang is known for its untouched natural beauty, ancient culture, big landscapes and Lo-Manthang. Bordering the Tibetan Plateau, this region is home to some of the world’s highest peaks, Dhaulagiri and Annapurna and is marked by deep gorges, arid desert valleys and unique rock formations. As the 5th largest district of Nepal, Mustang’s landscapes and mix of Buddhist and shamanic beliefs make it one of the most fascinating parts of the country.

What is the Best Time to Visit Mustang Nepal

Mustang is a bit of a unicorn when it comes to Himalayan travel—it sits in the rain shadow of the mountains, which means it stays dry even when most of Nepal is drowning in monsoon rain. If you are planning a motorcycle trip, the best time to hit the road is from March to June or October to November. These months offer the perfect combo of clear skies, dry trails, and views that will make your phone run out of storage. From March to May, the weather is warm, the hills are blooming, and the ride is just the right kind of wild. October to November brings cooler temperatures and those crisp mountain mornings that make you feel very alive (and maybe slightly underdressed). Try to avoid visiting Mustang Nepal in winter months from December through February, unless you are into snowed-in passes and freezing your throttle hand off.

How to Plan a Bike Trip to Nepal from India?

The Nepal Trip isn't just about the Mustang region; the journey starts from Pokhara, a lively lakeside town and goes all the way to rugged places like Beni Bazaar. Start with a relaxing day in Pokhara, enjoy the tranquillity of Phewa Lake, explore the town's streets or take in the views of surrounding mountains including Fishtail and Nilgiri. Beyond Pokhara, the journey gets more offbeat, starting with Beni Bazaar, which is the beginning of Mustang's rough terrain.

After Beni, the journey takes you to Jomsom, where the landscape changes from green mountains to a rocky desert valley that feels like a different world altogether. Jomsom is the gateway to Kagbeni, a village that marks the start of Upper Mustang's more challenging trails. The roads here are rough and thrilling and are shaped by trucks and tractors that are forging new paths. Our expert guides will ensure your safety even on tricky trails and help you to appreciate the beauty of Mustang and conquer its rough roads. Beyond Jomsom, the Kali Gandaki Gorge, the world's deepest gorge, offers breathtaking views and adds to the natural wonders of Mustang valley, Nepal.

Why Choose a Mustang Nepal Motorcycle Tour from India?

This tour is for adventure seekers from all over the world, including the USA, Australia, Italy and the UK who want to have a mix of exploration and thrill on two wheels. It is one of the best Himalayan Motorbike Tours planned for a Cross-Country Expedition. Following the Kaligandaki River, the ride takes you to ancient Tibetan Buddhist villages like Kagbeni, Eklaibatti and Jharkot, where the culture is still alive. Highlights include the Muktinath Temple, a sacred place for both Hindus and Buddhists situated in the Himalayas. With peaceful moments at lakesides and the adventure of high mountain passes, this tour is designed to give you both serenity and thrill as you explore the heart of Nepal. Planning your next Nepal Bike Tour? We are here to help you discover the Himalayas.

With options to ride a Motorbike from India to Nepal, take this trip at your own pace. We offer a Guided Motorcycle Tour with the best route and all facilities. This carefully designed Nepal Tour Package from Delhi to Mustang allows you to focus on the journey and enjoy every moment, combining adventure, nature, and cultural immersion into one seamless experience. Whether you are solo or in a group, this Mustang Nepal bike trip is one of the most comprehensive and exciting motorcycle trips available.

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FAQ

What's special about Nepal Motorcycle Tour? Toggle Icon

Our Nepal Motorcycle Tour is an expert guided adventure through Mustang Valley, with off-road trails, high mountains and deep culture. Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, Phewa Lake of Pokhara, Tibetan influenced villages, Muktinath Temple and many more. Once in a lifetime journey through Nepal's cultural and natural wonders.

Which bikes are available for this tour? Toggle Icon

We have well maintained Royal Enfield 500cc and Himalayan 410cc bikes for Nepal's diverse terrain.

What permits are required for Mustang Valley tour and how to arrange them? Toggle Icon

Yes, a special permit is required to enter Upper Mustang as it's a restricted area. Brahmand Tour will take care of all the permits and paperwork for Upper and Lower Mustang areas so you can have a hassle-free experience. The permit cost is $500 for 10 days and is included in the package.

When to go for a Mustang Valley bike tour? Toggle Icon

Best time is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the sky is clear, temperature is moderate and trails are open. We advise to avoid the monsoon (June to August) as it rains heavily and road condition is bad especially in Upper Mustang.

How difficult is the Nepal motorcycle tour and do I need prior experience? Toggle Icon

This tour is moderate to challenging, especially the off-road trails and high-altitude tracks of Mustang Valley. Beginner riders can join but prior experience is highly recommended. Our guides will ensure your safety and support throughout the tour and we recommend physical fitness for altitude acclimatization.

What's included in the Nepal motorcycle tour package? Toggle Icon

Our package includes motorcycle, fuel, support vehicle, permits, accommodation, food and guides. From urban hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara to cozy guest houses in Mustang, each stop is chosen for comfort and experience so you have a memorable journey.

Can I customize my itinerary to add specific stops or activities? Toggle Icon

Yes! We have custom options to add your own preferences such as trekking add-ons, stop at Chitwan National Park for a safari or a scenic Everest mountain flight. Let us know your preferences and we'll create an itinerary for you.

What to pack for the adventure bike tour in Nepal? Toggle Icon

Riding kit, gloves, helmet, layers, rain gear and any personal medications especially for altitude acclimatization. Since ATMs are not available in rural areas, carry some cash for small expenses. And don't forget to bring a camera to capture Mustang's beauty.

Will high altitude affect my riding experience? and how can I prepare for it? Toggle Icon

Yes, the Upper Mustang is above 3,800 meters. Acclimatization is part of our itinerary to help you adjust gradually. Brahmand Tour's guides are trained in altitude safety and we provide health briefing and access to first aid support.

What kind of cultural experiences can I expect in Mustang Valley? Toggle Icon

Mustang Valley is rich in Tibetan-Buddhist culture. You will visit ancient monasteries, Muktinath Temple, a pilgrimage site and villages like Kagbeni famous for its traditional architecture and local customs. Our guides will give you insight into local lifestyle and spiritual practices so you can connect with Mustang's culture.

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