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Mountain Biking Tour | Kathmandu Valley Rim Tour

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“Great experience, the guides were very kind and flexible.” Bruno Mottrie, traveled in August 2018

• Mountain Bike
• Christmas & New Year
• Cycle to Kakani, view Kathmandu valley
• Explore trails in Shivapuri National Park
• Witness sunrise over Langtang Himalayas

“It was a wonderful track, the weather conditions may not have been optimal – lots of snow – but the satisfaction afterwards was great.” Richard Hahn Hahn, traveled in March 2023

• Enjoy a farewell dinner with Nepali dance
• Relax in Tatopani's rejuvenating hot springs
• Ride across high-altitude Throng La pass

• Mountain bike through 80 miles of terrain
• Explore the Kathamandu Valley
• Mountain bike through small villages

• Cycle through Kathmandu Valley's rural trails
• Take a scenic flight to Jomsom and ride to Kagbeni
• Enjoy downhill rides and Thakali culture

• Explore ancient temples in Kathmandu Valley
• Visit a big Buddha monastery in Namobuddha
• Enjoy a welcome dinner in Kathmandu

“This trip is one of the best trip to experience the off road cycling adventure.” Shan, traveled in March 2022

• Cross the challenging Thorong-La Pass
• Relax in Tatopani's natural hot springs

“Upper Mustang Biking has been one of my best biking experience ever. Kudos to Mountain Ascends.” Paul, traveled in September 2019

• Witness sunrise and bike to Muktinath
• Explore ancient Kathmandu on arrival
• Drive to Pokhara with Annapurna views

• Ascend to Pikey Base Camp by bike
• Start your biking adventure in Kathmandu
• Witness sunrise over Everest from Pikey Peak

“Made the adventure an experience of a life time! Tough, yes - but exhilarating!” Walter Schellenberg, traveled in October 2014

• Explore the Himalayan town of Manang
• Cross the challenging Thorong La Pass
• Ride through the Marshyangdi River valley

“Well organised, good bikes and equipment and friendly people.” Shan, traveled in November 2019

• Sightseeing
• Drive through rural landscapes to Besisahar

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Ride the Roof of the World

• Level Intermediate +
• Duration 12 days / 11 nights
• Riders (max) 12
• Region Asia
• Price (per person) £3,195 / €3,834 / $4,314

BREATH-TAKING LANDSCAPES + VIBRANT CULTURE IN THE HIMALAYAS OF NEPAL

“Trip-of-a-lifetime” is an overused phrase these days, however it’s how most of our riders inevitably describe their experience of mountain biking in Nepal.

From the lush forests and bustling villages of the Kathmandu Valley, to the immense and arid landscapes of Lower Mustang, every step of this journey is filled with adventure.

Then there’s the culture. Stupas and prayer wheels in Kathmandu. Prayer flags lining the trails and suspension bridges of the Mustang Valley. Local farmers herding yaks through villages, with hens, ducks and children running around their hooves. You’ll quickly see why this is the “Trip-of-a-lifetime”.

To find out if this intermediate+ MTB adventure in Nepal is right for you, read more on the skill and fitness levels required .

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• Riding over suspension bridges lined with prayer flags
• Sharing tea with local farmers on their rooftops in the mountains
• Soaking up the buzz of Kathmandu
• Seeing the smiles of local kids as you ride through their villages
• Standing amongst the highest peaks in the world
• Summiting at 4,200m then descending beautiful flow trail on the other side

Tour itinerary

Many mountain bike routes lay claim to the title of the World’s Greatest, but only on our mountain bike tour Nepal will you be surrounded by five-mile-high peaks, and stay in teahouses run by local villagers stocked with good food and cold beer.

You should arrive in Kathmandu the day before your tour start date, to allow for any travel or baggage delays, and to give yourself time to relax before your adventure begins.

We recommend Hotel Ambassador, which is where your guides will meet you on the morning of day 1.

On the first day of your mountain bike tour Nepal you’ll be met by our guides at Hotel Ambassador and transferred to your accommodation in the beautiful hill-top village of Nagarkot, located 1.5 hour East of Kathmandu at an altitude of 2,000 metres above sea level.

When we arrive you’ll be welcomed with a glass of Sherpa beer and a view to die for. You’ll be introduced to your support crew and will have time to build bikes and get settled into your rooms.

After a delicious breakfast we’ll ride straight from our ridgetop home climbing up towards the summit of Nagarkot Hill. Winding our way up on a paved road and then on a dirt track at a fairly steep gradient, climbing all the way to 2,150m.

Once we’ve caught our breath and taken enough photos, we’ll peel onto a fast and flowy descent through pine forests and houses. A short mid-descent climb later, we will ride through the forest again, all the way down to the valley floor. This will warm up the legs, lungs and brain in anticipation of the rest of the adventure.

Today we pack up and bid farewell to our hill-top home as we ride to the mediaeval city of Bhaktapur.

After a short but steep climb to Nagarkot summit, we set off on a fun forest singletrack descent that continues through villages (watch out for hens and ducks!). There are a couple of rocky sections before we’re dropped out onto the road, and start a 20-minute climb on gorgeous forest singletrack.

Bleary-eyed, we’ll take a very early morning flight to the lake city of Pokhara.

Once in Pokhara, we will get into our 4×4 vehicle and start our journey into the Mustang Valley on one of the most scenic yet challenging drives in the world.

During a day of serious off-roading along the Kali Gandaki River, we travel through the world’s deepest gorge to reach the picturesque town of Kalopani by sundown.

Waking up in one of the most beautiful villages in the Himalayas nestled in the laps of the two mega giant Dhaulagiri (8,167m high) and Annapurna (8,079m high), we will be transported by our trusted 4wd into Jomsom, the starting point of today’s ride.

What follows will be one of the most spectacular and emotional mountain bike rides of your life as we climb to the small town of Kagbeni at 2,900m.

A shuttle ride to Muktinath provides a slightly slower start to the day, but with the ever present nervous anticipation that comes with any day of riding in Nepal.

Today’s first task is the 300m ascent to the breath-taking trail through the Lupra Pass at 4,100m. This starts off on pristine singletrack that will make you wish you had the lungs to ride it hard. Then the gradient really ramps up and for 20 mins makes riding a real challenge.

After a shuttle ride to the 3,800 metre-high holy site of Muktinath, we will spend the morning gaining the last 500 metres to the highest point of the trip at 4,300m.

Having wiped the sweat and dust from our brows and fuelled up, we will be appropriately ‘switched on’ for the unbelievable trail that follows; a stunning singletrack descent that twists and weaves through tight Nepalese villages, past grazing buffalo and workers in their fields.

Today gifts us a beautiful ride, leaving the arid, open landscape of Kagbeni and leading to the lush high alpine forests of Kalopani.

Meandering through ancient villages, alleyways, apple orchards and some of the most pristine forest singletracks in the Himalayas, we follow the mighty Kali Gandaki River all the way to the Thakali village of Tukche. A spot which also happens to be home to the most famous apple crumble in Nepal.

A day of dirt trails today in what are our last few hours on the bike in the Mustang region of Nepal. It may be a dirt road, but in Nepal everything on the bike seems bigger, better, more involved and it is a place where dirt roads are fun!

This is one of the biggest no-shuttle descents most people do in their lives. We will exit the Mustang Valley today and head back to Pokhara. We’re not using planes this time, however, so it’s bikes all the way down!

Our last day of riding is a short one as we give some time for our bikes to be transported by land to Kathmandu.

After a leisurely breakfast, we will drive to the famous World Peace Pagoda, perched on a hill across the lake from Pokhara overlooking the city. One quick ‘kora’ of the Pagoda later and then we’re descending on a fun, flowy, yet tricky forest singletrack back down to the base of the hill. If time permits, we might be able to squeeze in a second lap as well!

After the last morning flight of the tour we make it back to Kathmandu, transfer to our hotel, and make sure all kit and bikes are safely tucked away for our respective return journeys.

The rest of the day revolves around hitting the town for our private dinner, drinks, exchanging stories and cementing new friendships. The ideal way to finish a tour that is so spectacular that only those you shared it with can truly understand its majesty.

Sadly this is your departure day. We will transport you back to the airport and say our goodbyes, as you bid farewell to Nepal.

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£3,195 GBP / $4,314 USD / €3,834 EUR per person (ex. flights, based on two sharing a room)

• Services of fully-qualified, English speaking expert mountain bike guide(s) for the duration of the trip
• All meals starting with dinner on day one and ending with breakfast on day 12
• 11 nights’ accommodation
• National park and trekking permits
• All ground costs
• Back-up vehicles and luggage/ bike transfer (as required) for duration of your mountain bike trip
• Two internal flights
• All group safety equipment
• Airport/ H+I recommended hotel pick-up on day 1 and drop-off on day 12 of tour (specified times apply)
• Global Rescue medical and evacuation services
• International flights
• Bike hire – £550/ $743/ €660 for a full suspension mountain bike
• Travel and activity insurance
• Nepalese visas – these must be purchased on arrival
• Tips in restaurants and hotels
• Single supplement:* £850 / $1,148 / €1,020
• Alcoholic/ non-alcoholic beverages
• Personal safety and cycling equipment
• Any other items not mentioned as included

*Single supplement is only applicable if you are travelling solo and do not wish to share a room with another rider of the same sex. If you’re happy to do that, you need not add the supplement.

Please note:  accommodation is limited in the areas we’ll be riding, so if you can share with another guest (of the same sex) it would be appreciated.

We want you to have the best experience of mountain biking in Nepal, so it’s important to be sure that this is the perfect mountain bike adventure, with the right level of challenge, for you.

You’re an experienced mountain biker, riding at least twice a week through the season and comfortable on: long climbs on double track; steep, loose singletrack descents; rough, rocky trails, some with exposure; rutted, uneven terrain; and suspension bridges. Read more on our intermediate+ skill level .

Does this sound like you? Your vacation time is precious and we want to be absolutely sure that you’re making the most of it. Be honest with yourself, if this adventure isn’t right for you, we have other MTB tours that may be a better fit for your mountain biking ability.

Please note: The skill level required reflects an overall rating for the trails on the trip but you should expect to find sections and obstacles that push your ability levels.

Skill level: Intermediate+

• You are generally comfortable riding most types of terrain in different conditions: singletrack, double track, muddy, dry, loose, bedrock…
• You can brake, use gears and corner instinctively
• You’ll have a go on moderate technical features, such as small rock gardens, small drops and steeper sections, but may get off and walk certain technical features
• You mountain bike two or three times a week throughout your biking season
• And the ‘+’ part of ‘Intermediate+’ means that you will be aiming to tackle more of those moderate technical features

Fitness level: 5/7

• You have a good level of bike fitness, exercising at least three times every week throughout the year, for an hour at a time
• You can ride a mountain bike for up to six hours a day at a moderate pace, with snack and photo stops, for three or more consecutive days
• You can tackle two or three fairly significant climbs a day, up to 600 metres each

Typical trails you’ll be riding

• Double track: undulating and sometimes steep forest roads made up of hard-packed dirt, and loose double track roads with golf ball- to fist-sized rocks
• Singletrack: ancient walking paths, at times very loose, with golf ball- to head-sized rocks, some deep ruts, and some sections of sand
• Forest trails: dirt tracks crossed with roots and sometimes very narrow through the trees
• Trail surfaces may be dry and sandy, or muddy, depending on the weather, and you will encounter river crossings
• You may have to carry your bike for 100m or so to reach the summit of climbs
• Suspension bridges are also typical in Nepal, you can ride or walk these

The ideal bike for the trails in the Himalayas of Nepal is a good quality full-suspension mountain bike with 29” or 27.5” wheels, dropper seat post, and 120mm -140mm of travel front and rear. Enduro style tyres that have robust puncture protection, such as the Maxxis Minion with EXO+ sidewalls are ideal for this adventure.

We recommend travelling with your own bike, and we have some handy tips on how to do this. When travelling with your own bike, you must ensure that it has been properly serviced before the trip.

We only run small group mountain bike tours to ensure that everyone has the best experience possible, and there will be a maximum of 12 people in each group. The minimum number of people we require to run this mountain bike tour in Nepal is six.

Our mountain bike tour in the Himalayas of Nepal caters for a wide age range; typically between 30- and 55-years-old.

Regardless of age, you must have the appropriate level of physical fitness and mountain biking skills [link to skills section] to participate in this adventure. Please refer to clause 14 of our terms and conditions of booking to find more information on rider age.

This mountain bike tour in Nepal is a guided mountain bike vacation, ideal for intermediate+ mountain bikers. The terrain you’ll be riding on consists of double track and singletrack through thick forests, villages and across high plateaux and mountain passes.

You’ll encounter some steep climbs and rooty sections, as well as fabulous, swooping descents. Altitude is a factor in this trip and we have some tips for riding at high altitudes and managing the effects of altitude.

The distances we cover each day range from 15km to 50km, in accordance with the technical difficulty of the trails and height gain/ loss on each stage.

Each evening your guides will chat with you about the following day’s mountain biking and give you an idea of the sorts of trails you can look forward to.

If there’s anything you feel anxious about, your guides will be happy to discuss it with you. 

No, you only need to carry a 20 litre day pack   with you whilst riding. We have a support vehicle and driver who will transfer your luggage to your next accommodation each day, and have it ready and waiting for your arrival.

Your guide will be very happy to give you some bike skills help during your trip to help improve your confidence and your enjoyment of your mountain bike tour in Nepal. If there is a section that you would prefer not to ride, then you can simply hop off your bike and walk.

You won’t be the only one to walk certain sections and it’s not a competition in biking ability; it’s a mountain bike holiday!

Your mountain bike guides are local to Nepal and experienced professionals who have a real passion for mountain biking and for the culture and landscape of Nepal. 

Your safety is their number one priority, closely followed by your enjoyment of your mountain bike tour in the Himalayas. They will always be on-hand to answer any questions or requests you may have throughout your trip. Meet your mountain bike guides in Nepal .

On this mountain biking holiday in the Kathmandu Valley and Lower Mustang regions of Nepal you will be staying in the best quality accommodation available in each area. This ranges from a hill-top cottage outside Kathmandu to local tea houses in the heart of the valley.

Accommodation in the more remote villages up in the mountains is very basic, but you’ll often be staying in family homes, which gives you the chance to get to know the local Nepali people and understand something of their way of life.

All meals starting with dinner on day one, and ending with breakfast on day 12.  

Read the full kit list to find out what you need to pack for your mountain bike tour in the Himalayas of Nepal.

Yes, you will have the chance to do laundry in Pokhara.

Unfortunately not. We are working hard to provide each and every customer who rides with us an unparalleled mountain bike experience in every destination we ride. This takes years of experience, riding and planning to get right, and a drone adds a very real danger to the group’s riding experience and health & safety. 

Riders travelling to Kathmandu from Europe, Africa, and the Atlantic coast of North/South America are advised to travel via Middle East Asian cities (namely Doha, Bahrain, or Abu Dhabi) or Delhi.

Major airlines that fly this route are Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, and Gulf Air.

Riders travelling to Kathmandu from the Pacific coast of North/South America, and Australia or New Zealand are advised to travel via South East Asian cities (namely Bangkok, Singapore, or Hong Kong).

Major airlines for this route are Thai Airways, Silk Air, and Dragon Air.

Here’s a video showing you how to pack your bike for travel .

Short-term tourist visas can be purchased on arrival at Kathmandu airport and can be purchased with card or USD in cash.

Alternatively, to save time after your long flight, you can purchase your visa online in advance at VisaHQ although this is a slightly more expensive service.

In all circumstances it is your responsibility to ensure that your documents are up-to-date and meet the requirements for travelling into and out of Nepal.

Arrival and departure details 

Your mountain bike tour in Nepal will start and end in Kathmandu. Your driver will meet you outside, just across the road, when you leave the arrivals area of Tribhuvan International Airport, which is the only international airport in Kathmandu, and he will be holding an H+I Adventures sign.

If you’re arriving one or two days before the tour start date, airport transfer to your hotel is included in the tour price.

We recommend staying at Hotel Ambassador in Kathmandu, and we can make your booking for pre-/post-tour nights for you. This will also be our start point on day 1, and if you’re not staying at Hotel Ambassador you will need to make your own way there for pick-up on day 1.

The first and last days of your mountain bike tour Nepal are dedicated travelling days and, we would ask you to arrive no later than 12 noon on day 1, and depart no earlier than 10am on the final day.

However, we recommend arriving in Kathmandu a day or two before the tour start date, to allow for any travel delays and to adjust to local time.

Our local mountain bike guides in Nepal are of the very highest standard. They are qualified in first-aid, and have the knowledge and experience to lead a group safely in these very remote, wild and unpredictable parts of Nepal.

Our guides have years of experience in the saddle on the Nepalese trails and will be able to enhance your holiday with facts and fables on local history, flora and fauna. They’re also genuinely nice people and will do their best to make sure that everyone in the group has a great time.

The majority of accommodation that we  use in this mountain bike tour Nepal is . Whilst basic by western standards, these hospitable lodges provide relative luxury in what is possibly one of the most remote areas on the planet.

We have researched these areas extensively to select the most comfortable accommodation in the region, and we have planned the itinerary accordingly.

While we encourage you to eat what the locals eat – organic traditional Nepalese food – there is also the option of ordering from the extensive menu that ranges from Himalayan style lasagne to the good old Yak steak.

All meals are included in the tour price and we will eat as a group at each mealtime.

No specific vaccinations are needed to enter Nepal, but visitors are recommended to be vaccinated against Hepatitis A and B, typhoid fever, rabies and Japanese encephalitis. The most common illnesses suffered by travellers to Nepal are stomach-related due to consumption of contaminated food or water.

You should refrain from consuming water or ice that hasn’t been purified. Bottled mineral water is available almost everywhere.

Altitude sickness is a common ailment above 2,500 metres if you ascend too quickly. Headaches and nausea are the first indications of this malady. It’s easily avoided by taking your time as you gain elevation to let your body acclimatise.

Also, be sure to wear plenty of sunscreen, and sunglasses when biking at altitude. The sun in the Himalayas is extremely strong. Drink plenty of water while biking, even if it’s cold and you don’t feel thirsty.

It is wise to carry basic medicines such as paracetamol or aspirin for fever and pain and Pepto-Bismol for stomach upset.

Your health and safety on tour is our top priority and when you travel with us you will be covered by Global Rescue emergency medical and evacuation services .

You should always consult your own doctor or physician before travelling to new countries to seek their advice on matters concerning your health abroad.

The currency in Nepal is Nepali Rupees (NPR). Even though most international currencies such as US Dollars, Pound Sterling, Euros, or Australian Dollars are widely accepted, it is advisable to exchange into the local currency upon arrival at the airport or any bank.

ATMs are only available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, so you will need to carry enough cash for extra expenses through the trip. Note: you can’t exchange money in your home country, it is a closed currency, so you will need to exchange money on arrival. There is an ATM across from Hotel Ambassador.

It is not compulsory to tip your guide team in Nepal, although it will be very much appreciated.

We suggest a tip of 10% of the cost of your tour should be paid to your mountain bike guide at the end of the trip, which will then be divided between all drivers, support staff and fixers, if you feel you have had a good experience on your mountain bike tour Nepal.

You are required as a condition of booking to be insured against medical and personal accident risks. In this policy you must include cover for mountain biking and we recommend that you take out a policy which covers cancellation and baggage, including your bike.

We work with Global Rescue whose policies are specially designed for adventure travel and you can arrange your insurance cover directly with them.

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Meet our amazing, expert local guides in Nepal! The team, led by Mandil Pradhan, includes Rajesh (RJ Ripper) Magar, Nishma Shrestha, Arun Karki and Ashish Shrestha. And they’ll all make sure your adventure in Nepal is utterly unforgettable!

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To pull off a bike trip to Mustang Valley there are a number logistical hurdles that need to be cleared. We are blessed to have Mandil Pradhan as our fearless leader. When it comes to the details, explaining Nepalese culture, and finding the right trails to explore, he is extraordinary at pulling everything together in a seamless fashion. And we are fortunate to have RJ Ripper as our guide/mechanic to keep us inspired with his mad skills and exhuberant spirit. He is presently the 6 time National Downhill Champion in Nepal and will hopefully be able to compete on the global circuit in the near future. Both these gentlemen have made our trip one of the most outstanding adventures I could have asked for. Namaste!

A big thank you to the H+I team in Nepal! RJ, Nishma and Ram went above and beyond to make our trip a memorable one. The highlight of this adventure really is the Mustang Valley and it was fantastic to be able to enjoy it whilst somebody else took care of the admin associated with it from the entry permits to looking after the bikes at the end of a long day riding. Additionally, in the weeks before the trip, Mandil and Catherine, needed to make some last-minute changes to the itinerary (due to the state of the Nepali airline industry) and they did so in a timely fashion, making difficult decisions and communicating early and often with us guests. Thank you H+I for a memorable experience! Hopefully we can join you again sometime soon in the future!

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About Nepal — An Overview

Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia located between the latitudes 26° and 31°N, and longitudes 80° and 89°E. It is bordered by India to the south and China’s Tibet Autonomous Region to the north. It consists of three distinct topographical regions — a fertile subtropical plain to the south, a middle belt of hills varying between 1000 - 2500 m (3280 - 8200 ft) above the sea level, and a northern belt of perennially snow-clad peaks varying between 3,000 to 8849 m (9842 to 29,028 ft) above the sea level.

The highest mountain on earth, Mt. Everest is located in northern Nepal. The Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to endangered species including the tiger, the one-horned rhino and the Indian elephant is located in southern Nepal.

Most cycling in Nepal happens in the middle hilly regions, which is also where its major cities including the capital Kathmandu, and Pokhara are located.

Nepal is a low-income country with an average annual income of about $1,489 in 2023. This also makes it one of the cheapest countries to travel to for visitors.

Agriculture forms the backbone of Nepal’s economy, employing about 65% of its workforce, and contributing about 27% to its GDP. Foreign remittances by Nepalese workers abroad are also an important source of income. Tourism in Nepal has picked up over the last two decades, and today contributes around 9% to the country’s economy.

Nepal is a secular, democratic republic. However, religion plays an important part in the everyday life of the people, and until 2008, Hinduism was the state religion of Nepal.

Today, Hinduism continues to be the largest religion in Nepal, with around 81.3% of the population identifying as Hindus. Buddhism is the second most followed religion with 9% of the population following it. Islam, Christianity, and adherents of folk religions make up the rest of the population.

The cow, considered sacred in Hinduism, is the national animal of Nepal, while the colorful Himalayan Monal or Danphe is Nepal’s national bird.

When Is the Best Time for Cycling in Nepal?

The best time for cycling in Nepal is Spring (March to May) and Fall to early winter (September to December). The temperature during this time varies from 15 to 26 °C (59.0 to 78.8 °F). Days are bright and sunny, with little rainfall.

Which Are The Best Regions to Experience On a Nepal Cycling Tour?

The best cycling in Nepal happens in the central Nepal region between Kathmandu and Pokhara.

Both Kathmandu and Pokhara are located in valleys. Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal, while the larger valley within which it is located is called the cultural capital of Nepal. The entire Kathmandu valley has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on account of the numerous sites of historical and cultural importance located in the valley. This means that there’s plenty for a cyclist to explore in the vicinity of Kathmandu itself when cycling in Nepal.

The Pokhara valley, on the other hand, is situated in the shadow of the Annapurna, the 10th highest mountain in the world. Pokhara is also called the adventure tourism capital of Nepal due to the various adventure activities that use Pokhara as their base. The vicinity of Pokhara offers plenty of trails to bike through.

A great Nepal bike tour would ideally include these two end points, while traversing through the quiet back roads that connect the two valleys through scenic rural hamlets over an elevated tableland. At about 1200 m (3937 ft), the average elevation in this plateau region is just right, making biking a little challenging and offering great views without being overtly arduous.

5 Reasons to Do a Nepal Bike Tour

1. it’s the ceiling of the world.

8 of the world’s 10 highest mountains are in Nepal, including Mt Everest, the highest mountain on earth. On a Nepal bike tour, you are most likely to spot 3 out of the top 10 highest mountains on earth — Dhaulagiri (8167m/26,795ft), Annapurna (8091m/24245 ft), and Manaslu (8163/26,781 ft). Imagine biking charming countryside roads with this massive, snow-clad giants quietly watching over you from the skies high above. That’s what makes cycling in Nepal so different from any other place on earth.

2. Diverse Terrain

The terrain in Nepal varies from being 150 m above sea level to the highest point on earth, Mt. Everest. All this within a landmass that is only 250 kms (155 mi) wide at its maximum. This makes cycling in Nepal an experience unlike any other place in the world.

3. It’s the Birthplace of the Buddha

Buddha, the founder of Buddhism was born in Lumbini in Nepal c. 500 BC. A Nepal bike tour allows you to explore this mystical land which gave birth to one of the most influential figures in world history. In fact, when cycling in Nepal, you will never be too far from the spiritual realm. Historical temples, beautiful monasteries, and the sheer magnificence of the mighty Himalayas will always leave you awestruck and humbled. Doing a Nepal bike tour will allow you to truly understand the land and the people that led the Buddha to his spiritual path.

4. It’s the Amazon of Asia

Nepal is home to 915 bird species. That’s about 9% of all the bird species found on earth. It also has 4.2% of all butterfly species in the world, and 6% of all the rhododendrons on the planet. The rhododendron, in fact, is the national flower of Nepal and is depicted in the national emblem of the country. Finally, Nepal is where some of the rarest megafauna on earth thrive, including the snow leopard, the Bengal tiger, and the one-horned rhino. Due to this amazing biodiversity packed into its small land area, Nepal is called the Amazon of Asia.

5. Experience a Diverse and Unique Culture at Close Quarters

Nepal is home to more than 135 ethnic groups, including Gurkhas, Tibetans, Brahmins, Bhutanese among others. Among these are the famous Gurkhas, renowned for their bravery in battle, and their service to militaries worldwide including the British and the Indian army, each of which maintains a special Gurkha regiment. Each ethnic group has its own unique culture, cuisine, and costumes, and a Nepal bike tour allows you to absorb this diversity at close quarters.

What to Expect When Cycling in Nepal With Art of Bicycle Trips?

At Art of Bicycle Trips, we believe in experiential travel. Our tours combine cycling with cultural activities and nature exploration.

An average day on tour includes 4-5 hours of biking, with the rest of the day reserved for local experiences such as exploring local attractions, interacting with local communities, visiting monuments and museums, learning local crafts, trying local cuisine and more.

Each guided Nepal bike tour is led by an expert trip leader who is also a local. For groups of more than 4 members, we have 2 trip leaders to take care of our guests. ABT trip leaders are a repository of local knowledge, routes, customs, cultures, and cuisines. By employing only local guides, we also help generate employment opportunities for local communities.

All hotels on tour are carefully chosen for their character, comfort, and cuisine, and each hotel becomes an experience in itself that guests can enjoy.

A support vehicle accompanies guests at all times, and if at any point a rider does not feel like biking any further, they can always load their bike and sit in the support van.

Our tours are all-inclusive, which means meals, permits, fees, transportation and other additional costs are included in the price of the trip, unless otherwise stated.

We pride ourselves on the degree of customization we provide on each tour, and are always happy to accommodate any special requests from our guests relating to the tour.

What Kind of Bikes Are Provided On Your Nepal Bike Tours?

Due to the terrain and the altitude, we provide mountain bikes and e-bikes on our Nepal bike tours. All our bikes are of the latest make, well-maintained and in excellent condition.

What Types of Terrain Should You Expect When Cycling in Nepal?

Nepal is one of the most mountainous countries in the world with around 75% of its area covered by mountains. However, we’ve designed our Nepal bike tours to be accessible to a wide range of cyclists. Our Cycling Nepal’s Backcountry: Kathmandu to Pokhara bike tour is classified as Moderate to Challenging on our difficulty scale. This means that the terrain consists of rolling hills with a few challenging climbs. Most of the cycling on this tour happens on an elevated plateau located 1200 m ( 3937 ft) above sea level.

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Everest Epic: Nepal MTB Adventure

• Duration: 11 Days
• Category: Bike
• Bike Distance: 151kms
• Tour Type: Enduro/All-Mountain
• Fitness Rating: 4/6
• Biking Level: Intermediate Tech

Mountain Biking Nepal with Haku Expeditions

Our Everest Epic : 11-Day Nepal Mountain Biking Adventure is truly a  mountain biking experience of a lifetime.  You’ll have the chance to see 8 out of the world’s 14 tallest peaks — including Everest — from the seat of your bike! This journey is filled with breathtaking, technically challenging singletrack in one of the most famous mountain ranges on Earth, the Himalayas!

We’ll start out in the Kathmandu valley for a couple of days, riding fun single trails on the northern section of the valley rim. Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal, with a wealth of historical and cultural sites to marvel at and explore. You’ll get a chance to immerse yourself in the ancient Newari culture and cuisine while cycling in the city as well! After a few days of trail riding in the capital, we then head for the  world-famous Everest region of the Himalayas , a region known locally as Solu, the heartland of the famous Sherpa people. There, we’ll have a high-adrenaline couple days with singletrack climbs and loads of heart-pumping downhills with  unbelievable views  of the towering Himalayan range. After we summit the famous Pikey Peak and rocket down the breathtaking downhill track back down to base, we’ll take a short but stunning flight back to Kathmandu, where we’ll celebrate in style and trade stories from the week before heading our separate ways.

Ride description:  Nepal is one of the most diverse and exciting countries on planet earth, especially on a bike! Ride ridge lines, huge pine forests, and open alpine in one the most epic mountain bike holidays in the world.

Nepal Mountain Bike Adventure Highlights

We will be waiting for you outside the airport so we can save you from the mad crowd and take you straight to your hotel. The Manaslu Hotel is situated just outside the tourist district of Kathmandu, Thamel.

In the afternoon (depending on your arrival time) we can take you on a bazaar walk exploring the secret alleys and ancient courtyards of Kathmandu that most visitors don’t get to experience.

In the late afternoon we will have a guide meeting and talk about the ride ahead of us before putting bikes together and making sure we are ready for tomorrow’s ride.

Tonight we’ll treat you to a traditional Newari dinner (the Newars are the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu valley) at one of the capital’s tastiest restaurants and prepare you for the adventure ahead.

Accommodation: Hotel Manaslu  http://www.hotelmanaslu.com/

Rise and shine! Today, we’ll transfer out of town in the early morning to the start of one of the most (in)famous trails in and around the Kathmandu valley, the Scar Route, to really jump-start your Nepal mountain bike vacation. The trail starts in Kakani where we’ll be treated to our first real views of the Himalayan Range; on a clear day the mountains seem up-close and gigantic. We’ll climb for about half an hour from Kakani and enter the Shivapuri National Park. The singletrack trail really begins once we’re in the park: it climbs for the first 4 km/2.5 mi but then becomes a fast, technical downhill on a skinny jungle trail for the next 4 km/2.5 mi. After the downhill section, the trail joins a small jeep trail contouring around the park boundary to Danda Gaun, where we’ll have a delicious Nepali lunch waiting for us in a lovely garden.

After lunch, we’ll bike a short 1 km/half mile climb on a tarmac road through the Nepal army staff college to the start of another gnarly singletrack ride. It is a 5 km/3 mile section where the first half is a very gradual climb with some fun technical bits and the second half is a flowy, quick downhill. We then climb on a jeep trail for 4 km/2.5 mi before starting the final singletrack descent into the Kathmandu valley. It’ll be a fast-paced, 5 km/3 mi downhill run that ends up at the Boudhanath Stupa where we’ll spend the night in a nearby hotel.

You’ll have the evening to wander around the stupa — a dome-shaped structure erected as a Buddhist shrine — and have dinner and drinks in one of the many great restaurants overlooking the shrine.

Distance: 32.49 km/14 mi

Max elevation: 2238 meters

Elevation descent: 700 meters/2297

Elevation ascent: 922 meters/ 3048 ft

Accommodation: Hotel Shambaling  http://www.shambaling.com/

Meals: B, L

Once again we load up the jeeps in the morning and transfer out to the Kathmandu valley rim above the stunning expanse of the valley floor, this time on the eastern side at Nagarkot. Here we will most likely be able to mountain bike a loop of the Ranger Trail; this MTB trail is inside the Nepal Rangers training area, so if they’re doing exercises, we’ll ride another one of the many other great trails around Nagarkot. We do a few loops of the trails in the area, riding a trail the second time is always better.

Nagarkot is the home of the trails used for the Asian Enduro Race held in Nepal, so after lunch we’ll shred one of the trails used for this race down toward Nala in the valley deep below Nagarkot. From there, we’ll climb towards Dhulikhel where we’ll spend the night in a lodge with unbelievable views of the main Himalayan Range.

Distance: 18.89 kilometers/11.74 miles

Max elevation: 2095.7 meters/ 6875 ft

Elevation descent: 895 meters/ 2936 ft

Elevation Ascent: 322 meters/1056 ft

Accommodation: Dhulikhel Lodge Resort  http://www.dhulikhellodgeresort.com/

Meals: B, L, D

We’ve got a big day ahead of us, so we’ll leave Dhulikhel in the early morning. We’ll take most of the day to drive to the Solu Khola river area; first, we follow a Japanese-built road through the mountains to the Sun Kosi River. We then follow the river down for a while before crossing it and climbing up to Okhaldhunga. From there, it’s about a 3-hour drive on a smooth blacktop road that climbs from 1560 m/5117 ft at Okhaldhunga up to 2800 m/9186 ft at Sigane. As we near Sigane, the jagged peaks of the Numbur Himal section of the Himalayan Range will come into view, a section of the Himalayas we will come to know very well over the rest of your mountain bike vacation.

At Pattale, we’ll unload the bikes for a super-fun ride to the Solu Khola (river) way below in the valley to get our wheels moving and hearts pumping after a long day in the jeeps. Down at the river, we load back up and drive the last 30 minutes up the mountain to our beautiful, quaint tea house in Phaplu, which will serve as our home for the next four nights.

Distance: 10.25 kilometers

Max elevation: 2880m/ 9442 ft

Elevation descent: 1080 meters/ 3542 ft

Elevation Ascent: 470.9 m/ 1544.95 ft

Accommodation: Camp/tea house

Sleeping: Lake Side Retreat  https://lsrpokhara.com/

Even from down in the valley, the morning view will be incredible as you wake up to the sight of Numbur Himal to the north. After a hearty breakfast, we load up the bikes on our jeeps and drive for around half an hour to a spectacular viewpoint on the ridge above us. It’s called Ratnagi and we will have a cup of tea and enjoy the view from here at 3300 m/10826 ft before starting an epic MTB descent back into the valley.

Ratnagi has a view tower from which you can see Mt. Everest looming in the distance. Furthermore, it’s a traditional yak herders’ camp and you’ll still see the temporary shelters of the herders. By making cheese and butter, these herders are able to preserve the milk of their yaks and cattle. For centuries, yak herding was a unique and central element of Nepal’s economy and national identity; now, the culture and lifestyle of yak herding is on the decline.

After exploring Ratnagi, we’ll start on our MTB descent, where we’ll be totally surrounded by dense jungle for almost the entire ride. The 10 km/6 mi downhill to Dorpu is almost 100% singletrack that ranges from flowy to technical. We’ll then have a delicious Nepali lunch at Dorpu; for those who want more, it is possible to go back up and do the downhill again. Otherwise, we’ll pack up the bikes and drive back to the tea house where there will be chilled beers and beautiful views awaiting us.

Distance: 10 km/6 mi

Max elevation: 3286 m/10782 ft

Elevation descent: 1060 m/ 3478 ft

Elevation ascent: 656.8m/2154.86 ft

Accommodation: Phaplu tea house

At the halfway point of your Nepal mountain bike adventure the fun continues. Today we’ll head to the north of Ratnagi, climbing along the ridgeline for a few kilometers. Once we get to the top we’ll have a brilliant 5 km/3 mi of jungle singletrack down to the famous Taksandu Monastery, which was a stop on what used to be the main trail to Everest Base Camp. It’s likely that here we’ll meet trekkers and porters going farther up in the mountains.

From Taksindu we’ll have a brief but downhill section down to Ringmo, another famous stop on the Everest trail. We’ll stop here for lunch as well as — hopefully — some of their delicious apple pie made from apples grown in the area!

After lunch, we’ll ride back down towards Phaplu and Salleri on a mix of jeep trails and singletrack.

Distance: 25 kilometers

Max elevation: 3285 meters/ 10,777 ft.

Elevation descent: 1300 meters/ 4265 ft

Elevation Ascent: 656 meters/2152 ft

This morning after breakfast we’ll drive back up to Ratnagi and head south along Silgodee Danda. The first few kilometers will be fast-paced, undulating singletrack. We then start slightly downhill towards the locality of Chyalsa where we will stop for tea before another up-and-down section. Then, we’ll hit a length MTB trail that’s mainly downhill with a mix of forest, villages, and fields. We eventually reach Nele Bazaar. On Tuesdays, Nepali locals from both near and far come here to do their shopping. We’ll then have a late lunch before packing up the bikes.

This evening, we have a two hour drive up to Japre at 2920 m/9580 ft of elevation. It’s perched above a deep valley with nice views of Everest and Numbur Himal. There’s a beautiful gompa and stupa here and we will make our first stop here for the night.

Distance: 12.6 kilometers/7.82 miles

Max elevation: 3200 meters/10,534 ft

Elevation descent: 921 meters/3021 ft

Elevation ascent: 300 meters/ 984 ft

Accommodation: Tea house in Japre

From Japre, the mountain bike trail climbs up to a high, grassy ridge near the small village of Bhulbhule. There, there’s an unnamed lodge and breathtaking views of the Everest range.

Soon after Bhulbhule, the trail splits and we turn right to Pike Peak. We pass some old yak herders’ houses and a long Mani stone wall. The trail then contours along the hillside below Taklung Danda and goes through a beautiful forest trail carpeted with rhododendron. As we leave the forest, it’s not far to Pike Peak base camp, so we’ll roll in there early afternoon. Here at 3640 m/11,942 ft, we’ll set up camp near the one (draughty) lodge and sleep in our cosy tents with the lodge’s dining room as our hangout. It’ll be a short climb in the morning to the incredible views from the Pike Peak summit at 4065 m/13,336 ft.

Distance: 15.17 kilometers/ 9.42 miles

Max elevation: 3640 m/11,942 ft

Elevation descent: 45 meters/148 ft.

Elevation ascent: 999 meters/ 3278 ft

Accommodation: Campsite/lodge

Lodging : Campsite/lodge

Meals included : B, L, D

We will have an early breakfast before we start our climb towards the top of Pike Peak. We’ll bring our bikes, so the climb will take around 1.5 hours. From the top we will have a stunning, 360-degree view of the main Himalayan range from Mt. Kanchenjunga (the 3rd highest mountain in the world) in the east to Annapurna and the mighty Mount Everest in the west. Panoramas simply don’t get better than this!

We’ll spend about an hour at the top to take pictures and to enjoy the views. Then, we’ll start an adrenaline-pumping MTB descent towards Salleri at the bottom of the valley, a drop of almost 2000 metres/6561 feet. This is one of the most amazing downhills we’ve found in Nepal; try not to look too much at the incredible mountain views that surround you, because there is some gnarly DH singletrack to negotiate! The descent starts out with some rocky sections but as we get further down the mountain we come into a forested and hit mind-blowingly flowy singletrack. You’ll feel like you’re flying! It’s around 20 km/12 mi from the top to the bottom and, beside the views and forest single trails, a handful of beautiful, quaint villages will pop up near the end of the ride.

When we get to the river we will jump in the jeeps and get a lift up to our tea house. There, we can enjoy the rest of the afternoon in relative comfort after roughing it in the tents. Tonight, it’s a good idea to hit the hay early, as we have our flight back to Kathmandu early in the morning!

Distance: 20 kilometers/12 miles

Max elevation: 4065 m/13,336 ft.

Elevation descent: 2000 meters/6561 ft

Elevation ascent: 300m/ 984 ft

Accommodation: Tea house

This morning, we’ve got a stunning flight to Kathmandu on the first scheduled flight of the day. Once we get back, the rest of the day is free for you to explore Kathmandu or just hang out in a café and enjoy a well-deserved rest.

By mid-afternoon our bikes should be back in town as they will be transferred back overland; once they arrive it’ll be time to back up the bikes before we head out for a big celebratory dinner with the group, where we’ll exchange stories and relive our incredible week mountain biking in the Himalayas.

Meals: B, D

The morning is free for either relaxation or last-minute exploration of the capital city until it’s time for us to take you to the airport. We hope you’ve had the adventure of a lifetime and we look forward to seeing you again in the Himalayas or on another Haku Expeditions mountain bike destination!

General Information

What’s the price of this 11-day Nepal Mountain Bike Adventure? And what’s included?

$2195 USD with a 4 per minimum for the tour to run. You can book the tour even if others have not yet booked. We will let you know as the spaces begin to fill in or if the trip will not be able to depart.

• Hotel nights as specified in the itinerary (or similar if booked out). As per the itinerary above, there are some nights camping and/or staying in local tea houses while riding the trails.
• 24 Meals mentioned in the itinerary
• Transportation
• Local city guide and entrance fees for the bazaar walking tour on Day 1
• An English-speaking bike guide, with all their transport, equipment, insurance, meals, and accommodation
• Entrance fees or permits required to ride the trails
• A first aid kit appropriate for the group size and routes taken  (if you require or are taking specific medications, it is critical that you discuss this with us prior to your trip departure)

Not included :

• Mountain bike/gear rental (talk to us about renting whatever you might need for a daily fee)
• Comprehensive travel insurance that includes trip cancellation and emergency rescue/ evacuation that covers all of the activities you will undertake during your trip should this be required for any reason (we require this as the minimum insurance cover)
• Services and activities not mentioned in the detailed itinerary above (e.g. additional nights, optional trips and sightseeing tours)
• Personal expenses (eg mineral water/soft drinks/bar bills, entrance/photography fees at monasteries, laundry, telephone calls, postage, donations, extra snacks etc)
• Tips for your city guide, drivers, hotels, restaurants etc (please ask if you would like guidance about appropriate tips)
• International flights to and from Kathmandu; Nepal visa fees and international airport taxes; any excess baggage charges
• Costs incurred due to unforeseen events (eg caused by natural disasters, adverse road conditions / flight delays, labour strikes, fuel shortages, extreme exchange rate changes, etc)

*Note:  local tea houses are basic but clean and they do not often have attached bathrooms or hot showers. The price is based on shared rooms with twin beds and does not include any extra charge that lodge owners may apply for single rooms, attached bathrooms, hot showers, or for battery charging (should any of these facilities be available). We can’t know in advance what they may charge for this in different tea houses, so we prefer to leave this cost out rather than pass along an estimated charge to you.

The Nepalese rupee is readily available at money exchange offices. As always be attentive to the amount of money being exchanged and double check before you step away from the window.  One US dollar is equal to about 77 rupees  (2022) and you can buy a plate of Momo’s for about 100 rupees, a Dal is about 200 rupees and a cold beer is between 300-700 rupees.  Nepal is a cash society and it is recommended to bring cash  with you from your country. Atm’s can be pricey and iffy and you don’t want to be without cash.

Each person is required to have a specific travel/trip insurance outside of your credit card or regular medical insurance.

You should get comprehensive coverage with trip interruption/cancellation and with personal liability. Mention all activities that you will be involved in such as mountain biking, hiking at high altitude and whatever other activities you may have planned.

We do not provide refunds.  If you should get hurt or sick not only will travel insurance cover your medical expenses it will also cover the lost portion of the trip. Make sure you have trip interruption or trip cancellation included! South America is famous for people striking and shutting down all activities. If you miss your Machu Picchu trip, Galapagos or any other side trip,  or even your flight due to strikes the insurance will cover the loss or additional costs that are incurred.

Check out our  blog on travel insurance  and why it is a must for any South America Vacation!

For this 11-day Nepal Mountain Bike Adventure Vacation:

You should have a mountain biking  skill level  of  intermediate tech  and a  fitness level  of  4

SKILL LEVEL:

Intermediate tech.  This means: you’ve got three plus years of riding on singletrack trails of all sorts with features such as rock gardens, steep sections, rolls and drops, roots, and small jumps. You are confident on the bike in most situations. You’re constantly looking to improve your riding skills and enjoy riding for extended periods of time climbing and descending in terrain of all sorts.

FITNESS LEVEL:

4   This means you exercise 3-4 times a week and enjoy physical activities such as biking, hiking, skiing. You are active. For biking: you enjoy climbs that are are moderately long and being on a bike for 3-5 hours in one day doesn’t get you too tired or fatigued.

This Nepal mountain bike adventure begins and ends in Katmandu, Nepal. You will want to look for  flights to Katmandu  which will always require a layover.

Most travelers arrive at Nepal via  Tribhuvan International Airport, near Kathmandu .  There are no flights directly from the Americas and surprisingly, almost none from Europe (Istanbul being an exception), so you’re likely to connect via major airports in the Middle East or Asia.  If you have trouble finding something affordable, a good option is to fly to Delhi and connect from there (it’s about a one-hour flight that’s often around $80).

Check if you need a visa  for any of the countries you may pass though such as China. Some countries require it even when passing though, others will allow you to stay in the airport in a special area without leaving. Be sure of your layover countries visa requirements.

Before booking flights look into  how much   baggage  you are allowed and how much an  oversized   bag will cost you. All bicycles are oversized. The price ranges so check this before booking the flight.

IMPORTANT : Generally anytime you land in another country you need to get your luggage and rescan it or re-check it for security purposes. Every country is different so check ONCE YOU ARRIVE, do not count on the front desk lady who checked you in at your first airport.

Arrival and departure:

Airport pickup and drop off is included in your Nepal MTB vacation.

Someone on our Haku Expeditions adventure team will be waiting at the Katmandu airport with a sign to pick you and your mountain bike up.

Airport drop off is included on the last day of the itinerary. If you need airport drop off on another day this may incur a small fee.

This Nepal mountain bike holiday will be physically demanding at high altitude. We recommend you try to work out a few times a week. If you can not get to the gym, don’t worry — there are many free apps these days with intense 15 minute workouts. Taking the time to do a short but intense workout with squats, pushups and some core will make a huge difference!

Meals are excellent and varied, you can expect to consume a fair share of Dal,  a soup made of lentils and spices, served over boiled grain, bhat—usually rice but sometimes another grain – and a vegetable curry, tarkari. And of course Momo’s, a mouth watering Nepal style dumpling that is filled with seasoned meat and steamed.

Vegetarian meals are very common and other dietary restrictions are very manageable. Please advise us when you book about any allergies or diet restrictions you may have.

Every effort will be made to keep to the  Everest Epic: 11-day Nepal mountain bike adventure itinerary , but as this is Adventure Travel in the mountains, we cannot guarantee it. Weather conditions, road conditions, vehicle breakdowns and the health of fellow travellers can all contribute to changes. We will try to ensure that the trip runs according to plan, but an easy-going nature will be an asset!

Our Nepal mtb tours generally have anywhere from 4 to 8 riders. Our Nepal trip will never have more than 10 people max. We have a guide for every 5 riders.

Have a room to yourself for the 10 nights of our Everest Epic Nepal Mountain Bike Adventure.

Price:  $60 USD per night, $600 USD per trip

"Bill, Nicole and the Haku family have become more than just a tour company to me."

The experience I had in both Peru and Nepal were far beyond my expectations. Peru holds a special place in my heart and I will be returned for a 4th time next year. I've now done 2 tours with them, with another booked, and a 4th in the works. Bill, Nicole and the Haku family have become more than just a tour company to me and I look forward to many more years of trips to come. I would highly recommend them to anyone at all skill levels. Book a trip now, you won't regret it.

Everest in the Backdrop!

Biking through the Himalayas in Nepal with Bill was awesome!! Couldn’t have asked for a better group to ride with. The local trail guides were knowledgeable and the views were epic, especially with Everest in the backdrop. The style of trip let you experience the local culture to the fullest. The trails we rode accommodated a good range of skill levels and definitely had the terrain to keep everyone’s adrenaline on high! Can’t recommend these guys highly enough. Would book again in a heartbeat.

Is This Nepal Mountain Bike Adventure Vacation For You?

This 11-day Nepal mountain bike adventure is for avid,  intermediate to advanced   mountain bikers who practice downhill, enduro, or XC-stye riding and want to be challenged and amazed with world-class terrain.

Mountain biking Nepal is no walk in the park; this tour is not for beginners.

Our  11-day Nepal Mountain Bike Adventure  is ideal for you if:

• You’ve got experience riding on singletrack trails of all sorts with features such as rock gardens, steep sections, rolls or small drops, roots, and small jumps.
• You are confident on the bike in most situations
• You’re constantly looking to improve your riding skills and enjoy riding for extended periods of time climbing and descending in terrain of all sorts.
• You are fit and can handle  long climbs and descents

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Haku Expeditions donates 1% of all profits to support local education programs .

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Backcountry mountain road & cross country.

Our Cross Country MTB tours take you from one spectacular destination to the next. On these, you’ll cycle literally across whichever country you’re visiting. For instance, check out our Andes to the Amazon tour, where you travel from Cusco to the Peruvian Amazon. 

Our current XC vacations are made up of long-distance rides on backcountry roads. If you are looking for XC singletrack, get in touch with us, and we’ll set up a one-of-a-kind MTB tour suited to your needs.

How we define XC: Anywhere from old logging or fire roads to rolling singletrack, Cross Country trails are generally long distances with both ascents and descents. While trails may be somewhat technical with rock gardens and tight switchbacks, they generally do not have intense steep rock gardens like those you might find in DH or Enduro racing.

An XC bike is often lighter with a slacker head tube angle for better climbing ability and tends to not have a dropper post although the trend is changing. Usually it will be a hardtail or a full suspension bike with a smaller amount of suspension — 100-130mm.  

Most XC riders do not wear pads such as elbow or knee pads and wear a half-shell helmet.

Expeditions

Our MTB expeditions are multi-day trips that involve camping, hiking and/or local home stays in the mountains with cooks and porters. At the moment Haku Expeditions offers one complete mountain expedition and also two packages that combine an MTB vacation with a smaller expedition nestled in it.

The front travel for DH bikes is usually somewhere around 200mm with the rear measuring slightly less. Because they generally aren’t pedalled uphill, these bikes are rugged and heavy and usually have less gears. DH riders wear full-face helmets, goggles, and body armor.

Downhill Riding

At the moment we do not offer a 100% DH trip. Contact us and we can make a custom trip for you! Below, you’ll find our Enduro MTB tours listed that are mostly all downhill and can be done either with a DH bike or an Enduro bike.

How we define DH: DH riding – or Downhill riding — is regarded as an intense, extreme kind of cycling, made for advanced riders who love to navigate roots and rocks and huge drops with furious downhill speed. It requires a stellar sense of balance and technique and a bike with slacker geometry. 

Enduro/All Mountain

Our Enduro/All-Mountain MTB tours are by far our most popular trips to date. While some of them focus more on descent like Ecuador and Peru, others include plenty of pedaling such as those in Colombia and Nepal.  

How we define Enduro/All Mountain:   Enduro mountain biking, also known as All-Mountain biking, emphasizes technical ability. If you’re looking for a more adventurous ride, this is the kind of ride for you; usually, an Enduro/All-Mountain trail will involve adrenaline-pumping downhill mountain biking along with sustained climbs.

Enduro riders need bikes that can take burly drops and rugged technical obstacles efficiently while still being light enough to climb with; they almost always use full-suspension bikes with wide tires and longer rear and front suspension travel. Dropper post is a necessity and standard. The front suspension can be anywhere from 140mm to 170mm. Full-face enduro helmets and body amour are a must for Enduro racing.

How do you help?

1 – The Haku Christmas Drive, which includes yearly clothing giveaways, shoe drives, and a public hot chocolate panettone lunch.

2 – School supply giveaway for children of the High Andes.

3 – Bringing bread and fruit to kids living at elevations where none is available.

4 – Facilitating connections between local organic farmers and local restaurants.

5 – Affordable MTB classes for locals taught by professional coaches . 

6 – Sustained commitment to hiring out locals to work as drivers, office workers, etc., allowing a great amount of flexibility for family commitments, and paying them fair, livable wages.

7 – Donating 1% of all profits to help educate children in a technical field such as carpentry.

8 – Helping young adults begin a small business working in their technical field or purchasing products from them to help them get started after high school.

General Fitness Ratings

1 – Getting your heart rate up isn’t really your thing, and you rarely (if ever) exercise. Your idea of a perfect vacation is total relaxation: sitting on a beach, sipping a mojito, and just generally vegging out. 

2 – You don’t necessarily work out regularly but you aren’t averse to the idea of doing something active. Although you don’t exercise that often, you don’t necessarily consider yourself out of shape.

3 – You exercise one to two times a week but do not have a normal schedule that keeps you biking or doing other activities weekly. You don’t go to the gym or train for any specific sports but you lead a relatively active lifestyle by biking, hiking, skiing, or whatever it may be. For biking: climbs and long descents give you some trouble and you tend to get tired after about 2-3 hours on the bike.

4 – You exercise 3-4 times a week and enjoy physical activities such as biking, hiking, skiing. You are active. For biking: you enjoy climbs that are are moderately long and being on a bike for 3-5 hours in one day doesn’t get you too tired or fatigued. 

5 – You exercise at least 4 times a week and are an avid athlete that is consistently in good shape. You’re more or less game for any kind of adventure. For biking: you’re comfortable with being on your bike for 5-7 hours a day. 

6 – You live and die for exercise, sweat, and suffering. You only want to climb higher, go farther, and prove how much of an animal you are. Steep climbs, long descents and big days are something you are looking to do more of and you can’t wait for your next adventure. 

Biking Skill Levels

Beginner : You’ve been riding a mountain bike for a couple of years or less and you’re most comfortable on smooth single-track and wider, forgiving doubletrack. You like rides with scenic views; you like both ascending and descending on well-maintained, safe trails. You’re looking for an active but relaxing mountain bike vacation; you’re not into jumps, drops, super steep trails, rock gardens, roots or taking big risks on your bike.

Intermediate : You’ve got two plus years of experience mountain biking on single-track trails under your belt; you’ve gotten pretty confident behind the handlebars and are beginning to expand your mountain bike abilities. You like riding most types of terrain, and you’re comfortable both climbing and descending on single-track trails with smaller technical features such as rocky sections, small drops, and small steep sections. You aren’t trying to walk on most of the trail and are looking to take small risks with things like speed, jumps, rock gardens, and stair sets to improve your skills as a mountain biker.

Intermediate Tech : You’ve got three plus years of riding on singletrack trails of all sorts with features such as rock gardens, steep sections, rolls and drops, roots, and small jumps. You are confident on the bike in most situations. You’re constantly looking to improve your riding skills and enjoy riding for extended periods of time climbing and descending in terrain of all sorts. 

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Top 5 mountain biking tours and trips in nepal, discover the thrill of mountain biking in nepal with its top destinations.

Laxman Sunar

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21 Apr 2024

Nepal became a popular trekking and mountaineering destination as soon as the world came to know the scaling of Mount Everest by Tenzing Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary. In the 1950s Annapurna region started to be popular as a premier trekking destination. In recent years, Nepal has not only limited itself as a trekking destination, it has started collecting attention as the world’s top mountain biking destination and is ranked in the top 10 mountain biking destinations in the world. Mountain biking in Nepal offers a varied experience from ages-old existing natural trails to authentic culture, nature, history, high mountains and warmly welcoming local folks like nowhere else in the world.

Mountain biking in Nepal provides a variety of natural trails that encompass various terrains such as Himalayan heights, Himalayan deserts, alpine regions, foothills, terraces, rainforests, subtropical areas, and tropical landscapes. The proximity of these diverse topographies allows riders to be amazed by the variety they encounter within a relatively short distance. The mountain biking trails in Nepal are truly natural which lead riders through ancient trails used by the Yaks, Donkeys, Himalayan Goats, Water Buffaloes, and ancient salt and sugar traders. These trails are more than enough to amaze any riders around the world and give them a true sense of mountain biking in off the beaten trails with the stunning views of towering mountain ranges.

Mountain biking in Nepal is becoming popular among locals and travelers from around the world. Numerous hills, terraces, and mid-hill regions crisscross each other which offer an endless network of trails that have yet to be fully explored. It is increasingly common to see locals riding mountain bikes on these trails, and the number of overseas bikers coming to Nepal to kick-off off their mountain biking adventures is growing. Nepal offers a wide variety of mountain biking opportunities to suit any level of riders from novice to seasoned pro. Here are some carefully selected top 5 mountain biking destinations explained in short to give you some highlights for your next-level mountain biking holidays in Nepal.

1. Kathmandu Valley 1 to 10 days

The Kathmandu Valley is renowned for its breathtaking views, enchanting monasteries, numerous temples, rich cultural diversity, and historical landmarks. Many people envision Kathmandu as a bustling city, however, we have ventured beyond its urban confines to discover picturesque countryside trails, creating extraordinary mountain biking tours ranging from one to ten days. There is a collection of trails available to cater to your preferred riding style, whether it be cross-country (XC), all-mountain, or enduro/downhill. You don't need to consider what your biking level and skills are, as Kathmandu has something special to offer for every level of riders who wish to explore the beauty of Nepal.

2. Pokhara Valley 1 day to 10 days

Nestled amidst of the majestic Annapurna Himalayan range, Pokhara Valley is an ideal mountain biking destination in Nepal. It boasts a wide array of trails catering to various durations, ranging from one-day mountain biking tours to overnight excursions and even week-long adventures. The enchanting valley of Fewa Lake presents a splendid opportunity for a single-track mountain biking tour around the lake , while the Seven Lake Valley and Royal Trek offer exhilarating experiences for those seeking a mountain biking holiday lasting over a week. Notable locations such as Sarankot, Peace Pagoda, Kristy Village , Bhumdi, Australian Camp , Panchase, Begnas, and the Royal Trek routes provide some of the finest mountain biking tours available in the Pokhara Valley.

3. Lower Mustang 5 to 12 days

Mustang , previously renowned as a pilgrimage site for Hindu and Buddhist devotees, continues to attract people who visit to offer prayers for salvation. It is believed that those who reach Mustang at least once in their lifetime will receive salvation from the sins they have knowingly or unknowingly committed in their daily lives. However, for us, Mustang holds a different appeal as one of the captivating mountain biking playgrounds, offering exhilarating rides ranging from 5 to 12 days. The region boasts numerous trails traversing mountains, alpine landscapes, and charming villages. The prominence of mountain biking in Mustang has been highlighted by the efforts of local mountain biking entrepreneurs, as well as through the exposure provided by renowned films like "Strength in Numbers" by Anthill and "Where the Trails End" by Red Bull. The lower Mustang Valley presents a multitude of trails situated between altitudes of 2000 to 4000 meters. Whether you opt for a 5-day adventure or a 12-day expedition, Mustang promises an unforgettable mountain biking experience.

4. Upper Mustang 15 to 21 days

Mustang, which translates to 'fertile land,' was once the kingdom of Lo and served as an important pilgrimage and salt trading route between Nepal and Tibet. Recently, it has gained recognition as one of Nepal's premier high-altitude mountain biking destinations. The region is adorned with an abundance of natural mountain biking trails that wind through villages, monasteries, and ancient pathways dating back to the 15th century. However, these days road construction is currently underway in some areas. This development has facilitated easier mountain biking in challenging uphill sections, thanks to the presence of jeep tracks. Additionally, for those seeking a more moderate and challenging riding experience, there are optional single tracks available. The upper Mustang region is primarily recommended for seasoned mountain bikers who possess a few years of experience in the sport. Nevertheless, even road bikers can handle mountain biking adventures in Mustang. Upper Mustang holds something special for everyone who has a passion for mountain biking.

5. Annapurna Circuit Mountain biking 12 to 21 days

The Annapurna Circuit is one of the finest and longest trekking destinations that features the Thorong-La Pass at an elevation of 5,416 meters. These days the introduction of road access to Manang has brought significant changes. This transformation has turned the route into one of the premier mountain biking destinations in Nepal. Mountain biking the Annapurna Circuit has become a must-do adventure for cycling enthusiasts from all corners of the world. Starting on a mountain biking journey along the Annapurna Circuit promises an unparalleled experience, offering breathtaking views of majestic peaks ranging from 6,000 to 8,000 meters, awe-inspiring landscapes, meandering rivers, captivating waterfalls, and exhilarating trails that guarantee a thrilling mountain biking holiday in Nepal.

Mountain biking in Nepal is a great way to explore fascinating culture, incredible landscapes, amazing people and more significantly the Himalayan ranges. So, why wait? Grab a bike or get the tour booked and enjoy the trip, filled with adventure, nature, culture and history on two-wheels.

What are the top mountain biking destinations in Nepal?

There are several mountain biking destinations in Nepal which are yet to be explored. Out of many popular mountain biking destinations few of them are The Annapurna Circuit, Mustang, Pokhara to Chitwan, Pokhara valley, West Nepal and Everest region.

How can I plan a mountain biking trip in Nepal?

Mountain biking in Nepal can be a great experience if things are considered and planned well. Here are some important things to remember for planning your mountain biking trip in Nepal. 1. Research and choose destination, 2. Determine the trip Duration, 3. Research the best time to visit, 4. Plan your itinerary, 5. Choose a trusted and reputed tour operator or Mtb guide, 6. Keep training for your fitness and skills, 7. Prepare proper biking gears and clothing

Are there any guided mountain biking tours available in Nepal?

Yes, there are many mountain biking tours available which range from a day tour to multi-day tours and can be suitable for every level of riders. Visit some reputed mountain biking tour operator for a safe and unforgettable mountain biking experience.

What are the recommended mountain biking trails for beginners in Nepal?

There are several mountain biking trails for beginners in Nepal. Some of the popular trails are The Kathmandu valley mountain biking trails, The Pokhara trails, and Chitwan. Beginner mountain biker can give it a go to Lower Mustang if they can handle the bike well.

Are there bike rental services available in Nepal for mountain biking?

Yes, there are mountain bike rental services in Nepal for mountain biking. However, checking the quality and the performance of the bike is highly recommended before setting out for the trip.

Can I combine mountain biking with other activities like trekking or sightseeing in Nepal?

Yes, you can combine mountain biking with any other activities of your interest. However, you should ensure the availability of your desired activities. So, proper communication with the tour operator is significant.

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Home to the world’s highest and most famous peak. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Nepal is a sought-after destination for mountain bikers. Even the foothills of the Himalayan range are rocky and gigantic. Sweeping valley views and fantastic perspectives of rugged, snow-capped mountains around every bend. Nepal is simply a superb destination for a trek on two wheels.

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• Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour – 14 Days

One of the longest and most thrilling motorcycle tours in Nepal is the Upper Mustang bike tour. Here on this trip, you will cruise through to Korala near the Nepal-Tibet border and you’ll also explore Lo-Manthang Valley and visit Jomsom and Muktinath .

On this upper Mustang bike tour, you will experience the magnificent beauty as you ride over large stretches of red hills and sheer cliffs, taking in not only the breathtaking vistas but also the wonderful bike ride into the life of this landscape. While going through the unspoiled routes, you will also encounter the Famous mountain peaks like Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and others who will welcome you and encourage you to continue the ride.

Additionally, the Upper Mustang bike tour brings you through well-known passes including Taklam La, Darjori La, Yanda La, Ghami La, Nyi Pass, and more. You’ll ride through picturesque canvases to villages where you’ll see how people in far-off places live their daily lives and how Tibetan culture has influenced them. Traveling through these places. you’ll definitely experience the fresh air away from the city’s noise and activity.

Therefore, you will begin the Upper Mustang bike tour in Kathmandu reaching Pokhara through a picturesque Prithvi Highway to Kagbeni via Jomsom, and then to the Lo-Manthang Valley to Muktinath and ride back to Kathmandu.

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Trip Highlights:

• Riding through the ancient trade route of Tibet and Nepal.
• Discover 2000-year-old monasteries and 10-story choser caves.
• Visit Muktinath Temple – scared Hindu pilgrims taking a bath in 108 tap stones.
• Adventurous riding via the world’s deepest Kali Gandaki George.
• Magnificent Himalayas view of Mount Nilgiri, Annapurna & Bhirkuti Peak.
• Kora- la boarder (Tibet/Chinese border ) at 4600 meters.
• Explore the walled city Lo- Manthang & tradition, culture, and lifestyle of Mustang People.

Best time for Upper Mustang Bike Tour

Riders can have an unforgettable experience in Upper Mustang, sometimes referred to as the “Forbidden Kingdom,” with its historic monasteries, charming towns, and barren terrain that resembles Tibetan plateaus. So to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride here, it’s important to know the ideal time of year. Here are our insights on the best time for the Upper Mustang bike tour, check it out

Autumn Season (September to November):

Optimal Time: Autumn time is thought to be the ideal season for an Upper Mustang motorcycle tour.

Weather: Clear skies, little rain, and pleasant temperatures between 5°C to 20°C make ideal riding conditions.

Road Accessibility: During this season, most of the roads that go to Upper Mustang are accessible and possible, including the one that goes from Pokhara via Jomsom and Kagbeni.

Cultural Festivals: Enjoy colorful celebrations like Lo Manthang’s Tiji Festival to enhance your travels with a diverse range of cultures.

Spring Season (March to May):

Ideal for bikers who value pleasant weather and lush surroundings.

Weather: Mild temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C, with occasional rain showers in lower altitudes.

Landscape: Enjoy the wild beauty of Upper Mustang in the spring, when the region is covered in vibrant wildflowers and beautiful vegetation.

Adventure: When the weather is right, explore historic Mustang villages, monasteries, and old caves.

Summer Season (June to August):

Ideal for seasoned riders looking for less crowded, off-the-beaten-path experiences.

Weather: Lower altitudes with warmer temperatures, between 15°C and 30°C, and occasional thunderstorms and rains.

Considerations: Because of monsoon conditions, some parts of the route can be difficult to explore, including muddy roads and landslides.

Winter Season (December to February):

Not recommended for Upper Mustang bike tours due to harsh weather conditions and potential road closures.

Weather: Chilly weather, particularly in high-altitude regions, and you may encounter snowfalls that block mountain routes and complicate transport. All things considered, September through November is the ideal time of year for an Upper Mustang bike tour because of the ideal weather, the accessibility of the roads, and the dazzling colors of the surrounding scenery. But since every season has something special to offer, schedule your journey around your interests and objectives, bearing in mind the difficulties and rewards of visiting this far-flung part of the Himalayas.  

Arrival at Kathmandu meet at the airport & transfer to Hotel. 1350m

On this very first day, you will be picked up by a Nepal Enfielders team member at Tribhuvan International Airport and driven to your hotel. After you take some time and freshen up, you will be briefed about the Upper Mustang bike tour and the road and safety rules of Nepal will be summarized. The keys to the bikes ( bikes as per your choice) will be handed to you and a test drive around the hotel can be done. A cultural dinner will be hosted for you.

Overnight Stay at a hotel in Kathmandu

Bike Ride from Kathmandu to Pokhara, 822m (200km) 6-7 hours.

We set out on our Upper Mustang bike tour by motorcycle from Kathmandu, the nation’s capital. Through the Prithvi Highway, the journey is 200 kilometers for the entire day. The ride will be even more enjoyable once you leave the city and begin to take in the greenery and picturesque landscapes along with the highways’ sideways glimpses of the Trishuli River.

We’ll eat lunch and refuel our bikes around noon, after which we’ll ride toward Pokhara. Pokhara (822 m) is one of the most popular vacation spots in the country. After arriving in Pokhara we will check in to a hotel and proceed for a lakeside sightseeing tour with drinks and live music while taking in the area’s natural beauty and taking quiet sightseeing in the adjacent lakeside Fewa.

Overnight Stay at Pokhara.

Ride Pokhara to Tatopani, 2474m (110km) 5-6 hours.

On this third day of your upper mustang bike tour, you will start experiencing an off-road journey, starting from Beni. 

After an early breakfast, you will ride on the Baglung Highway to – BeniBazzar (70 KM), on a pitched road. This section of the ride provides spectacular views of Annapurna, Fishtail, and Dhaulagiri. After Beni, you will start riding off-road. In addition, the majority of the trip is through stunning terraced farmlands, and you will get the opportunity to stroll over Nepal’s highest and most famous suspension bridges. After BeniBazzar, your course is unpaved, graveled, and bumpy, posing a significant challenge to riders. In some areas, you will get a thrilling experience of river crossings as well. 

The Natural Hot Spring Bath at Tatopani should be relaxing to you.

Overnight stay at Tatopani.

Ride Tatopani to Chuksang, 2962m (75km) 5-6 hours.

On the fourth day, we will leave early in the morning after eating breakfast for Chuksang (2962m). It takes 4-5 hours to travel the entire trip. You will have the most adventurous journey today, even though we go on dusty off-road through Jomsom. After a four-hour ride, we arrive at the charming, windy city of Jomsom, where you may enjoy lunch and a specialty coffee while admiring the Himalayas. We eventually arrive in Chuksang, where you can spend the night and tour the village’s nearby river and sheep shed.

Overnight Stay at Chuksang.

Ride Chuksang to Geling, 3544m (35km) 3-4 hours.

After breakfast, we’ll get ready for another exciting part of our upper Mustang bike tour to the 3544-meter-high Chuksang. We must provide our entrance pass for a restricted area here before entering the Gheling at Chussang. The red rock tunnels at Chele and the yak herders’ town at Tangbe are stunning and well worth stopping at while you’re on the ride on the way.

Overnight Stay at Geling.

Ride Geling to Tsarang, 3588m (45km) 4-5 hours.

After breakfast today, we’re prepared for another day of exciting upper Mustang bike tours to the stunning Tsarang Village, 45 kilometers away from the starting location. Tsarang Village is located at 3588m, which really is pretty fantastic because we are currently riding at 3588m. You will encounter completely off-road/dirt road riding situations throughout the journey, some of which are difficult. The landscape along the Kali Gandaki River banks is breathtaking. Kali is Sanskrit for “Black,” and the river’s water is also that color.

From Geling, we will travel by the enchanted Upper Mustang Valley for about 4 hours. Tsarang is a typical village that still has the appearance of a medieval city. We’ll also see more than 2,000-year-old monasteries and other historic sites there. 

Overnight Stay at Tsarang.

Ride to Lo- Manthang from Tsarang ,3840m (20km) 3 hours.

The most awaited day of the upper Mustang bike tour is today. We will start early after breakfast and move to reach Lo-Manthang- an ancient walled city often known as the Forbidden Kingdom. On the way, you will be treated by a stunning panorama of the Nilgiri, Annapurna I, and Bhirkuti Peak. The ride today allows you to experience off-road, crossing suspension bridges, and also crossing a river. 

The trail first drops to Tsarang Chu Canyon and then climbs sharply. Additionally, the trail slowly ascends to the windy pass of Lo, providing an opportunity to take in the wonderful view of the walled city of Lo-Manthang from the high pass. The high pass is a fantastic location for group photos and the major vintage location for numerous well-known photographers who have caught incredible shots of the Forbidden City with a lunar-like backdrop. Then we will ride downhill until we arrive at Lo-Manthang.

Overnight Stay at Lo-Manthang.

Explore Lo-Manthang and Kora- La Boderr Pass, 4650m (45km)

After breakfast, we will start our journey to reach the highest point of our upper Mustang bike tour, Kora-La-pass, at 4650m ( Nepal-TibetBorder). Lo-Manthang to the Kora-La border is roughly 40 kilometers, where you can experience riding paved roads, and also pitched roads to the Kora-La border. The Annapurna mountain range and other mountains may be seen in stunning detail from this location.

Also, we will visit Choser Cave also known as Sky Grottes of Mustang, that have ancient grottoes erected inside a precipice, a 10-storey structure, and a round opening that offers unthinkable views of the grinding landscapes. 

We can ride around the valley and explore the local area. You can also visit a royal palace at Mustang.

Overnight stay at Lo-Manthang.

Ride back Lo-Manthang to Samar, 3600m (50km) 4-5 hours.

Today after breakfast, we’ll start the alternate route from Lo-Manthang that will take us back to Samar. we will travel 50 Kilometers far from Lo-Manthang which is full of off-road. On the way, you will gain the wind-blasted dirt road breathing on a ‘ton ‘of dust and grit and almost succumbing to reach the Dajongla Pass.

Ride from Samar to Kagbeni to Muktinath, 2804m (25km) 3 hours.

After breakfast, we set off for 25 kilometers from Samar to Kagbeni. It is a 25 km ride that descends off-road trails to Kagbeni. After we reach Kagbeni we again ascend to see Muktinath Temple, situated at 3710m. Muktinath is a sacred Hindu tabernacle, a must-see on any visit to Mustang. Pilgrims from all over the sub-continent aim to visit a frightened Hindu temple at least once in their lifetimes. You can stroll around the sacred place and take a bath at 108 stoned taps at Muktinath.

After we visit the place we again head to charming Kagbeni.

Overnight stay at Kagbeni.

Ride from Kagbeni to Kalopani, 2505m (39km) 4-5 hours.

We will resume our Upper Mustang bike tour to Kalopani, 39 kilometers from Kagbeni, after breakfast. On this day we will travel 39 kilometers from Kagbeni via Jomsom which is a famous city. We then move toward Kalopani, through bumpy and dusty trails crossing several villages, rivers, and small trees. After riding for 4 and a half hours, we will reach Kalopani.

Overnight Stay at Kalopani.

Ride back to Pokhara from Kalopani 822m (110km) 6-7 hours.

On our 12th day of the Upper Mustang bike tour, we ride back to Pokhara from KaloPani after breakfast. You can also stop at a few villages on the way. Marpha is one of the famous villages for apples that lies in between when you travel from Kalopani to Pokhara. On this day, we continue our ride to Pokhara, and you will stay overnight at Pokhara.

Ride from Pokhara to Kathmandu (200km) for 6-7 hours.

Today is the final day of our Upper Mustang bike tour. We will travel 200 kilometers from Pokhara to Kathmandu after breakfast. Here, our memorable and thrilling bike tour across Upper Mustang and the Forbidden Kingdom City of Nepal comes almost to an end. We will stop for lunch at Mugling Village, which is well-known for its fresh local fish from the Trishuli River. Then, we will have a farewell party when we arrive in Kathmandu to express our complete delight with the recently completed Tour.

Overnight Stay at Kathmandu.

Departure to your Home land or onward destination & farewell at the airport.

We will drop you off at the airport today in accordance with the schedule for your flight. We hope your trip is safe and secure, and we hope to see you again soon for more exciting travels.

Includes/Excludes

Whats included.

• All airport transfer & transportation with private car/jeep
• Welcome and farewell dinner at Kathmandu
• Accommodation in 3 star category hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara on Twin sharing basis with breakfast
• Motorbike and spare parts of bike
• Petrol- whichever available for the entire tour
• Well experienced road caption – Tour leader
• Overnight accommodation in local guest house with full board on twin sharing
• A backup vehicle transportation for mechanic and luggage for entire trip
• Annapurna Conversation Area Permit
• Upper Mustang special permit per person –USD500
• Emergency evacuation management
• First aid kit box
• TIMS permit
• Nepal Infielder- Duffel bag

Whats not Included

• All beverage item and mineral water bottle
• Nepal tourist visa fee ($40)
• Personal travel insurance & Emergency evacuation cost if need
• Personal gears and equipment
• Lunch and Dinner at Kathmandu & Pokhara
• Cost of any damage in Bike
• Tips for guide, mechanic and driver

Fixed Departure

Glimpse of upper mustang motorbike tour – 14 days.

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What kind of motorbike is provided.

You can acquire the Honda CRF 250, as well as the Royal Enfield Classic 500CC, 350 CC, and Himalayan 411 CC at Nepal Enfielders. If there is another bike you would like for our Upper Mustang Bike Tour, please contact us and we will be pleased to accommodate you.

Do I need a driving license?

Yes, upon arrival at the hotel, our representative will meet and welcome you at Tribhuvan International Airport and provide you with welcome drinks. By your flight schedule, we will also drop you off at the airport after the Upper Mustang Bike Tour.

Do I get Airport pick-up & drop-off facilities?

Yes, our representative will meet and greet you at Tribhuvan International Airport to pick you up at the hotel, when you reach the hotel you will be welcomed with drinks. Also after finishing the Upper Mustang Bike Tour, we will drop you off at the Airport as per your flight schedule.

Is there going to be a support van/truck on the trip?

Yes, we provide one private support car or truck for the Upper Mustang Bike Tour. We will use our help van to transport all of your things and replacement motorcycle parts.

Do I need any motorbike riding experience?

Absolutely, you need some experience riding a bike because of the difficult roads and seemingly heavy traffic. Make sure you are an experienced motorcyclist and that you are capable of riding a motorcycle for a minimum of seven hours in a day in the Himalayas.

What gear is required for motorbike tours?

Riding gears:.

• Riding trousers and jacket with a sweater for underneath
• Sunglasses, lip cream, sunblock, moisturizes 
• Riding gloves and Full helmet
• Good riding boots
• Mask, muffler and goggles 
• Neck warmer while riding to high altitude
• Personal toiletries
• Warm shocks and Comfortable pants

Personal Gears:

• Comfortable shoes and sandals
• Comfy paints and trackies
• Light towel
• Sweater and warm jacket
• Electrons items – Camera, Mobile, Go-pro if you have

Is Travel Insurance compulsory? What type of Insurance should I make for a Motorbike Tour in Nepal?

Yes, having travel insurance is necessary. Verify that your health and travel insurance policies completely cover you. It should cover both health insurance and protection against natural calamities. Helicopters are employed for nearly all rescue operations in the high altitude area. This insurance policy should include emergency evacuation coverage in addition to covering for damage, theft, accidents, and medical expenses.

What about the Guide and staff?

Throughout the Upper Mustang Bike Tour, you will be accompanied by a certified bike technician and a road captain, or tour guide.You can also ask for a guide according to your language.

How is the access to drinking water while traveling?

Generally, mineral water is sold in bottles. To drink normal water, you must have purification resources. However, Nepal Enfielders will supply you with bottled water for the duration of the trip.

Is this facility for pillion riders available for motorcycle trips?

Yes, for a charge, we can accommodate the pillion rider upon request. We will be happy to modify the schedule to suit your requirements.

How will I pay for motorcycle tours?

A bank transfer, Mastercard, Visa, and Western Union are just a few of the ways you can pay for the Upper Mustang Bike Tour to our Nepali dollar bank account. Kindly let us know in advance of the payment so we may provide you our bank details through email. Also available on the Nepal Enfielders website are our bank account details.

How long will we ride on an average day trip?

The riding routes we choose and the types of roads and terrain we encounter on a daily basis significantly affect how many hours we can spend riding. Riding pitched highways typically takes 7-8 hours, but navigating sand dunes and mountains can take up to 4-6 hours. We will spend six hours a day on the road on average.

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Nepal mountain bike tours

Nepal was once a forbidden kingdom, hidden from the world, all her mysteries and secrets kept inside her mystical landlocked boarders. In the 1950’s when the curtain fell and her borders opened to a rapidly changing world looking for adventure and adrenaline, intrepid travelers thronged here by the thousands to the trek in the lap of the mighty Himalaya’s, home to eight of world’s ten highest mountains. They came to lose themselves in the mystery of the fabled Shangri-La… and perhaps a cloud of Ganja. As the years went by many people only saw Nepal as a place to trek or as an abode of the hippy, but as the twenty-first century dawned so did the age of adventure tourism.

To many it became apparent that the Jaw Dropping Mountains of the Himalaya boasted so much more than trudging one foot in front of the other. Now, Mountain biking has become a key part of our life as in terms of sport, for health benefits and for some of us it is more of a lifestyle.

Our Lead Guide/Founder, Bimal Gurung is an avid mountain biker and a passionate musician, hails originally from Pokhara, resides in Lalitpur, Nepal. He is the first mountain biker ever to riding through Dolpa Region, he rode through Beni-Dhorpatan-Rukum-Lower Dolpa-Upper Dolpa-Mustang in 21 days.

He has ridden and operate mountain bike trips to most of the existing high mountain trails than any other riders or tour agencies in the Himalayas of Nepal, including Manaslu Circuit, Tsum Valley, Tilicho Lake, Mesokanto pass, Upper Mustang, Annapurna Circuit and the Dolpa Region… He is a frequent visitor in Europe to several countries for the love and learning about mountain biking. He has ridden the trails in the Alps in Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, and mountain bike parks in the Czech Republic and as well in Norway. He’s been active in racing in Asian Enduro Series, International Chiang Mai Enduro as part of Asian Enduro Series of Thailand segment and in in Nagarkot, Nepal for last 4 years.

An active musician, lead member and a guitarist of the former Rock band “Catch 22”, Jazz trio “Inner Groove” and a founding member and a bass player for Reggae band Cultivation & The Himalions.

BIMAL GURUNG

Probably the highest brake bleeding process ever took place….

Nunca volveremos a tener que purgar unos frenos a 5000 metros. Entre el Eastern pass y el Mesokanto descubrimos que el freno delantero

4200 arriving at Base Camp Tilicho Peak!

Path and curves cerradisimas to 4200 arriving at the Base Camp Tilicho peak. JavitoBike trying to keep up with our guide.

Évasion – 8 jours de VTT autour des Annapurnas

Résidant en Asie depuis presque une dizaine d’années, j’ai eu la chance de pouvoir poser mes roues un peu partout aux alentours

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Nosotros hicimos un viaje de tres semanas con Bimal Gurung de HimalayanDirt. Concretamente recorrimos los treckings del Manaslu y del Annapurna con nuestras MTB. Quedamos muy satisfechos por la experiencia y los servicios ofrecidos por la agencia. Desde el primer momento en que contactamos con Bimal, nos ofreció información clara y precisa, y muy buen asesoramiento sobre el terreno y las rutas. También nos dio muchas facilidades en la preparación de nuestro viaje, estando siempre muy receptivo a las ideas que teníamos. Una vez en Nepal el viaje fue fantástico. Bimal es un gran conocedor de su país ademas de un estupendo ciclista. Todo los preparativos estuvieron muy bien organizados y los imprevistos (normales en este tipo de viajes) fueron solucionados con eficacia. En definitiva, nuestro viaje fue una experiencia genial y recomendamos esta agencia al 100%.

Raúl Díaz España

I 2017 ble jeg oppmerksom via Erik Vea events på en sykkeltur som var litt utenfor standard, en tur i storslått natur i Nepal, Anapurna Circuit.

Med Norsk Nepaleseren  Bimal Gurung  fra himalayandirt , Nepal, som lokal guide, sykkelekspert, veiviser, høydeekspert, tolk, historiker mm ble turen vår helt konge, Bimal er helt fra forberedelsene hjemme i Norge, med sykkelvalg, med anbefalinger av hva man bør ha med på reisen til Nepal, under turen og i ettertid. Bimal var helt avgjørende for opplevelsen i Nepal.  Fra storslått mottagelse på flyplassen i Katmandu, opplevelsen av utelivet i Katmandu og på hele Annapurna Circuit.

Takk til Bimal Gurung for en uforglemmelig eventyrtur i Nepal…”

Hans Olav Myrtveit Norge

We were three Czechs for a mountain bike adventure in Annapurna circuit with Tilicho lake in a so called off-season, Monsoon! and that was my first time in Asia. Even it was hot and raining on the lower parts but in the mountains it was dry and perfect weather for riding. We experienced mountains, visited historical heritage sites and cities and its’ night life in pokhara and Kathmandu, we had amazing three weeks in Nepal…”

Václav Stašek Czech Republic

“I’ve been living and riding in Asia for a long time now and my experience in Nepal was simply far different from what I had and what anyone can possibly have out there! I like to ride super trails, and I got what I was looking for, I did Mesokanto Pass with Tilicho lake…”

You can check out Florent’s story and the video link on the media section , which was published in Endurotribe

Florent Telliez. France

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Bike Tour to Pokhara

Pokhara is one of the major destinations of Nepal and also known as a hub of tourism. There are many packages that comprise the tour from  Kathmandu  to Pokhara. But from Kathmandu, a bike tour to Pokhara is one of thrilling biking adventure activities to experience in Nepal. Bike tour to Pokhara is a staggering ride where riders will indulge in many attractive villages, historical towns along with indulging the eye – a catchy view of nature and mountain ranges. Bike tour to Pokhara is a great tour to get away or escape from the crowded city. Escaping away from the crowded city offers you to explore the local community and diverse landscapes.

Bike tour to Pokhara offers you to explore the famous destinations of Nepal which includes Kakani, Trishuli,  Gorkha , Besisahar and Pokhara itself. In the route, you will not only experience the local people or landscapes, you will also be offered to experience off road biking in Nepal. It will be no less than fun and pleasure.

In this bike tour to Pokhara, you will get vehicle support too. Vehicle support will assist you by carrying your bags. Carrying your bags by vehicle assists you with easiness and smoothness during your ride. The vehicle will take another route and reach the day to day destination because the route we take for bike ride is a bit challenging.

Route During Bike Tour To Pokhara

In this bike tour, the ultimate destination is Pokhara. To get into Pokhara, the ride will go through various places. Firstly, you will initiate your ride from Kathmandu. Riding around 25 kilometers will take you to Kakani. Kakani is regarded as a popular hill station that offers an eye – catchy view of mountains like Annapurna, Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu and many other unknown peaks. Kakani is also famous for the sunrise and sunset view with the background of beautiful mountains.

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Riding down from Kakani will take you to Trishuli. It takes around 43 kilometers to reach Trishuli. This ride will offer you an experience of off -road riding. After crossing Trishuli River, it takes around 11 kilometers to reach the hotel where the riders will stay overnight.

From Trishuli you have to head towards the historic place Gorkha via Mailung. The ride ascends through a steeped trail up to half an hour and then the ride will descend to a rocky path that is attached to hill station. Gorkha is regarded as a historic place because Prithvi Narayan Shah was born there. Prithvi Narayan Shah is the king who unified smaller kingdoms into one kingdom. The famous Gurkhas mainly originated from Gorkha, who still serve the famous British special force.

From Gorkha you will be heading towards Besisahar. You will be riding on the blacktop road to the Dorandi River. This river is also a perfect place to have your lunch and swimming. From Dorandi River you will follow the cemented route. This route is also the initiating point of the famous Annapurna Circuit Trek.

Ride from Besisahar will lead you to Pokhara. This day will offer you an adventurous ride along with passing small bridges and the beautiful villages. You must be very careful during the ride because the route might be rough in comparison to previous routes.

Riding around 6 hours from Pokhara will take you back to Kathmandu.

Outline Itinerary

• Day 1 – Ride from Kathmandu to Kakani; 25 km approx.
• Day 2 – Ride from Kakani to Trishuli; 43 km approx.
• Day 3 – Ride from Trishuli to Gorkha via Mailung; 45 km approx.
• Day 4 – Ride from Gorkha to Besisahar; 25km approx.
• Day 5 – Ride from Besisahar to Pokhara; 76km approx.
• Day 6 – Ride from Pokhara to Kathmandu; 204 km

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Bike tour to Pokhara is major adventure activity to do in the off road route in Nepal. During this tour, not only the biking experience you will also be able to witness various mountains as well as exploring the historic places and villages. Experiencing the uphill and downhill ride is one of the major attraction of this tour.

Major Attraction of Bike tour to Pokhara

• Off road ride
• Visitation of historic town – Gorkha
• View of mountains
• View of Sunrise and Sunset from Kakani
• Exploring the local villages
• Trishuli River
• Crossing small bridges
• Besisahar – the starting point of famous Annapurna Circuit Trek
• Sightseeing Pokhara city

Cost Details of Bike Tour to Pokhara- General Inclusions

• Airport pickup and drop by private car or micro bus (depending on group Size).
• Standard Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara; B/B (bed and breakfast)
• All your meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the Tour.
• All accommodations during the tour.
• Fluent English speaking and trained, Government license holder guide including all his bike, salary, food, drinks, accommodation, and insurance during the tour.
• A helping rider with mechanical tools and basic knowledge, since we can find few repair place on the trail.
• Medical supplies (first aid kit).
• All government taxes and office expenses.
• Guided sightseeing tour in Pokhara.
• Card fee for the online payable amount (during online payment).

Cost Details of Bike Tour to Pokhara- General Exclusions

• Food while you are in cities; Kathmandu and Pokhara
• Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at International Airport - Kathmandu). You need 30$ dollar visa fee for 15 days, cash money will be easier.
• Your Travel and medical insurance.
• International airfare.
• All the alcoholic and non-alcoholic hot and cold drinks.
• Tips for the guide (Tipping is expected).

The best months to travel to Kathmandu are September through November and February through April. The atmosphere is comfortable and dry, and the skies are clear, during these months.

Yes, the majority of tourists need visas to enter Nepal. Tourist visas can be obtained through the Nepal embassy or consulate in your country or upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport. It is advised to research visa requirements in advance.

The Gorkha Durbar (Palace), the Kalika Temple, the Gorakhnath Cave, and the Manakamana Temple are a few of the must-see attractions in Gorkha.

Daal bhat (rice and lentil soup), sukuti (dried meat), gundruk ko jhol (fermented green vegetable soup), and achar (pickles) are a few regional delicacies to sample in Gorkha.

From September to November and from February to April are the ideal times to take a bike tour to Pokhara. The atmosphere is comfortable and dry, and the skies are clear, during these months.

It usually takes around 7-8 days to complete a bike tour to Pokhara. However, the duration can vary depending on the route, stops, and the pace of the tour.

The Begnas Lake, Rupa Lake, Sarangkot Hill, World Peace Pagoda, and Phewa Lake are a few must-see locations on a bike journey to Pokhara.

The distance between Pokhara and Kathmandu is roughly 204 kilometers (127 miles).

Depending on the path taken, the state of the roads can change. The road might have rocky and unpaved sections as well as well-maintained sections. It is crucial to be ready for all potential road conditions.

It is advised to bring just lightweight, comfortable attire, such as a nice pair of cycling shorts and sneakers. Pack a first aid kit, helmet, gloves, sunblock, sunglasses, and eyewear. For hydration during the ride, bring a water bottle or hydration pack. Additionally, bring a small toolbox and extra bike components in case you need to make repairs.

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• Group Size small
• Maximum Altitude 2030 meters
• Accomodation Hotel – Lodges
• Tour type Motobiking
• Arrival on Kathmandu
• Departure from Kathmandu
• Guiding method In Person
• Meals Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner
• Language English + Any Upon Request
• Best season Autumn and spring
• Destinations Pokhara , Kathmandu
• Activities Bike Tour , Adventure tours
• Difficulty Easy

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Bicycle Day Tour Kathmandu

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Embark on an immersive 4-6 hour Kathmandu bicycle tour , where vibrant streets come alive as you pedal through cultural gems. Mountain bike tour in Kathmandu may be a thrilling and refreshing experience. While the city is notorious for its traffic and congested streets, cycling lovers may still explore and enjoy the surroundings. Particularly in Nagarkot and Kakani.

These locations are not only ideal for riding but also present us with a breathtaking panoramic view. Kathmandu by bicycle offers a unique and enriching experience.

Here are some reasons why people choose bicycle tours in Kathmandu:

• Cultural Immersion: Cycling allows you to connect with the local culture, observe daily life, and interact with residents. You’ll pedal through narrow alleys, bustling markets, and historic sites, gaining insights that you might miss in a vehicle.
• Eco-Friendly: Biking is an environmentally friendly way to explore the city. It reduces your carbon footprint and minimizes traffic congestion.
• Flexibility: Bicycles provide flexibility—you can easily stop at interesting spots, take photos, and explore hidden gems. Unlike buses or taxis, you’re not bound by fixed routes.
• Health Benefits: Cycling is a great workout! It keeps you active, improves cardiovascular health, and allows you to enjoy the fresh air and scenic views.
• Adventure: Navigating Kathmandu’s streets on a bike adds an element of adventure. You’ll encounter unexpected sights, sounds, and experiences.

1 Day Kathmandu Cycling Tour Highlights

• Discover the magic and mystery of Kathmandu.
• Guided Biking Trip in & around Kathmandu.
• Explore the rugged terrain on Mountain Bike.

Join our dynamic and fun team on one of our custom made day trip around the Kathmandu Valley. We have rides for every style and level of rider!

Overall, this Kathmandu Mountain bike day tour aims to showcase the beauty and charm of Kathmandu through the unique perspective of a bicycle day tour. It encourages travelers to step out of their comfort zone and explore the city in a fun and eco-friendly way.

We do not have fixed departure date for this trip. This trip can only be organized upon your request. There is an option of private and tailor-made journey best suited for you, your family and friends.

Day 01: Kathmandu Mudkhu Tokha Bicycle Route. Today the cycling tour start from Kathmandu at 9:00am. Kathmandu – Mudkhu – Tokha bicycle trail is perfect for beginners and within easy reach from Thamel. You only need half a day for this ride as it takes about 4 to 5 hours to complete this trail and be back at your hotel.

A complete Mountain bike front suspension. Bike Helmet and repair kits. English Speaking Bike Rider. A lunch and bottle of water.

Lunch and Dinner whilst in Kathmandu. All kind drinks (Alcoholic, hot and cold drinks). Personal Equipment. Tips for guide.

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The Best Bicycle Tours in Nepal

Looking for the best bike tours in Nepal? Are you ready to pedal your way through breathtaking landscapes and discover hidden gems? Do you want to combine your love of cycling with an amazing travel experience? Well, we've put together a list of the absolute best bicycle and cycling tours based on key criteria such as price, service, destinations, guest ratings, routes, and activities. Immerse yourself in stunning scenery, feel the wind in your hair, and experience the thrill of exploration, all on two wheels! Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a beginner, the tours below cater to all levels of experience, skill, and fitness level. Also, many of these tours provide bikes for you, as well as all-inclusive meals, transportation, accommodation, and guides. Let's get to it so you can find the best cycling tour to Nepal.

• Mountain Biking Tour | Kathmandu Valley Rim Tour 7 Days, $481.00
• Upper Mustang Biking 17 Days, $1500.00
• Mountain Biking Annapurna Circuit - 14 Days 14 Days, $1875.00

What are cycling tours like in Nepal?

Here are the important factors:

• 7 trip options analyzed
• $165 average price per day (USD)
• 3 to 17 days in length
• 4.83 of 5 average rating
• 11 people or less on average

You'll be surprised at the array of biking and cycling tours in Nepal, as there is something for everyone. It's no wonder that visitors can't get enough of these tours, boasting an impressive average guest rating of 4.83 out of 5 stars. Picture yourself joining a group of like-minded adventurers, with an average maximum size of 11 people, ensuring a fantastic blend of social and personalized experiences. The average tour length spans 12 days, with tours ranging from 3 to 17 days long. With our thorough analysis of 7 biking and cycling tours, we've found the best. So rest assured that Nepal has something to captivate every kind of traveler.

(All tour prices are in US Dollars before taxes, and come from a base price that is reported by TourRadar. Peak season prices can vary significantly, particularly in destinations where seasonal travel fluctuates dramatically.)

So, let's get to it and see...

The 7 Best Bike Tours in Nepal

Mountain biking tour | kathmandu valley rim tour.

• Great Value: the daily price is lower than average for biking and cycling tours.
• High Quality: guest ratings are higher than average.

This fantastic bike trip has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. This trip visits 5 destinations, including Shivapuri National Park, Chisapani, and Nagarkot along the way. Your adventure starts and ends in Kathmandu. With an emphasis on cycling and mountain biking, you know you'll have an amazing adventure. Lasting 7 days, the maximum group size is 12 people, and it's good for guests age 16 to 66. Organized by Annapurna Mountain Biking & Adventures , this is a great deal because it's only $69 per day.

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Upper Mustang Biking

With a stellar 5 out of 5 rating, this extraordinary cycling trip is the perfect choice. Experience a trip that takes you to 16 remarkable destinations, including Tatopani, Pokhara, Annapurna, and Jomsom. Kathmandu will be the beginning and end of your trip. Spanning across 17 days, the cycling trip accommodates 8 individuals, and is suitable for guests age 15 to 70. Offered by Mountain Ascend Treks Pvt. Ltd. , this remarkable cycling trip is priced at just $88 per day. Don't miss out on this incredible experience.

Mountain Biking Annapurna Circuit - 14 Days

This exceptional trip offering by Adventure Himalayan Travels has received a 5 out of 5 rating. On this 14-day bicycle tour you can unwind while also making new memories. Explore 10 incredible locations on this trip, including Tukuche, Tatopani, Besisahar, and Tal. Begin and conclude your remarkable journey in the gorgeous destination of Kathmandu. With a group size of 14 people, it's suitable for guests age 15 to 75. Rest assured, this trip is all about cycling, family-friendly activities, and mountain biking, guaranteeing an unforgettable adventure. This remarkable trip is priced at an unbeatable $134 per day.

Annapurna Circuit Biking

Check out this journey that has received rave reviews, earning a stellar 4.8 out of 5 rating. Discover a journey that spans 17 destinations, with notable stops in Besisahar, Tal, Dharapani, and Chame. You'll start and end your journey in beautiful Kathmandu. This extraordinary adventure also revolves around cycling and mountain biking. Spanning across 13 unforgettable days, this voyage offers an intimate group experience with 8 participants, and it's great for guests age 20 to 70. Brought to you by the renowned Mountain Ascend Treks Pvt. Ltd. , this exceptional opportunity is priced at an incredible $208 per day - an unbeatable value.

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Annapurna Circuit by Bike - Cycling in Himalayas

This 14-day journey is ideal for guests age 16 to 45. And priced at only $189 per day, it's a great value, too. This trip takes you on an adventure to 10 destinations, including Besisahar, Chame, Manang, and Thorong Phedi. Kathmandu kicks off your expedition, serving as both the starting and finishing point. It's offered by Trekking Team Group , a very popular company with rave reviews and knowledgeable guides.

Priced at just $164 per day, this terrific 14-day cycling trip is ideal for guests age 15 to 60. With 14 destinations to explore, you'll get the chance to see Yak Kharka, Thorong Phedi, Thorong La, and Muktinath, and more. You'll start and end this amazing trip in Kathmandu. Organized by the reputable Ace the Himalaya , this is one of the best tours on this list.

Nagarkot - Namobuddha MTB Tour

Check out this incredible cycling trip that has received a 5 out of 5 rating from previous guests. You'll love the emphasis on cycling and mountain biking, too. With a duration of 3 days, this journey ensures an intimate group size of 6 people, and is good for guests age 15 to 70. Along the way, this journey encompasses 6 destinations, including Namobuddha, Panauti, Nagarkot, and Dhulikhel. Kathmandu will be both the start and end of your journey. This fantastic option, organized by Annapurna Mountain Biking & Adventures , presents an unbeatable value at just $303 per day.

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How much do Biking Tours in Nepal cost?

Visitors will find a large range of terrific options for biking and cycling tours when planning a visit to Nepal. The price of these specific trips can vary according to length, destinations, and travel style. The average price of biking and cycling tours in Nepal based on data from 7 options is an affordable $165 per day. If you're interested in more information about tours here, see our guide to tour prices in Nepal .

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Motor Bike Tour in Nepal | Highways Route | Best Place | Rent Cost - 2024

Nepal is a developing Natural and Culturally rich country. With expanding road networks, our Motor Bike Tour in Nepal takes you close to the Himalayas and is the best place to visit, which is only possible with a motorbike or intense trekking.

While taking all the best places to visit in Nepal on a motorbike, you have to travel a few days off-road after passing the major cities of Nepal. These towns will be different depending on your choice of Motorbike Tour in Nepal with Trekking Trail Nepal. However, We try our best to combine Beautiful places to make our Motorbiking tour more adventurous. Whichever Motor Biking Tour you choose, you will get a chance to visit the best sites within your ride.

Trekking Trail Nepal offers Many Motor Biking tours within Nepal and India ( Kolkata, Kerala, Delhi, Mumbai, and Ladakh ) and Bhutan. Our Motor Bike Tours' Duration ranges from One Day Motor Bike Tour in Kathmandu to 15 Days Long Upper Mustang Motor Biking Tour. Our Kathmandu Motor Bike Day Tour is the most famous motorbike ride near Kathmandu. This Nepal Bike Tour combines the most visited sites and hill stations like Nagarkot, Dhulikhel, Sanga, Bhaktapur, and Ranikot Village.

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Biking Tour Itinerary - From Bhutan to India

If you are already on a biking tour in Bhutan and want to explore Nepal, Trekking Trail Nepal is here to organize your riding trip. You can explore the most visited place in Nepal with our best-customized itinerary. The wilderness of Chitwan National Park, Natural beautiful city of Pokhara with the Highest mountains, and the ancient heritage town of Kathmandu in just 8 days.

Trekking Trail Nepal not only operates Motor Biking Tours but also completes the documentation, customs, and permits for bikes. Our services start before you enter Nepal and are completed after you enter India or China.

Eastern Side Nepal Entry Point: We pick up from the Pashupati Nagar Custom Office, Bhadrapur Custom Office, and Mechi Custom Office along with all the entry points. However, we strongly recommend you enter from the Bhadrapur Custom Office .

Biking Tour Itinerary Entry from Bhutan and Exit to India

Day 1: Trekking Trail Nepal members will meet you on the Indian side.

Collect documents and proceed with the vehicle permits. Later entry to Nepal, Complete the procedure of Visa, customs, and permits, and Continue the Ride towards Janakpur.

• Distance: 284 Km
• Duration: 7-8 Hours
• Lunch: Ithahari
• Hotel: Hotel Mystic Maithali  

Day 2: Breakfast, Explore the Janaki Temple, and Ride to Chitwan National Park.

• Distance: 279 Km
• Duration: 6-7 Hours
• Lunch: Hetauda
• Hotel: Chitwan Tiger Camp

Day 3: Jungle Safari on Jeep, Breakfast, Ride to Pokhara.

• Distance: 167 Km
• Duration: 5-7 Hours
• Lunch: Damauli
• Hotel: Hotel City Inn

Day 4: Breakfast, Rest, Free, and Exploring Day around Pokhara.

• Distance: 20-40 Km (depending on interest to explore )
• Duration: 2-5 Hours
• Lunch: The Fresh Element

Day 5: Breakfast and ride to Kathmandu.

• Distance: 210 Km
• Duration: 7-9 Hours
• Lunch: Hotel: Hotel Le Himalaya

Day 6: Breakfast and Kathmandu Exploration Day.

• Sites to Explore: Monkey Temple, Bouddhanath, and Patan Durbar Square.
• Distance: 24-40 Km (depending on interest to explore )
• Lunch: Koto Japanese Restaurent
• Hotel: Hotel Le Himalaya

Day 7: Breakfast and ride to Bhairahawa.

• Distance: 276 Km
• Lunch: Kawasoti Village Resort
• Hotel: Hotel Maurya

Day 8: Breakfast and exit Nepal and enter India.

Best Motor Bike Routes in Nepal - Highways

The adventure of Motorbikes is different from classical types of drive or jeep tours anywhere in this plant. Trekking Trail Nepal always follows the Best Motorcycle Routes in Nepal, which gives you authentic, adventurous riding with your loved motorbike. Make Note Here: We are not constructing a highway to plan a biking route. However, we are organizing the itinerary to offer you the Best Motor Biking tour in Nepal. Most of our Itinerary passes through the following routes in Nepal:

1. Kathmandu - Mugling

2. Mugling - Pokhara

3. Lumbini - Pokhara

4. Mugling - Manang - Tilicho Lake

5. Pokhara - Muktinath - Lomangthang - Korala ( Tibet Border )

6. Chitwan National Park - Bardia National Park

7. Kohalpur - Rara Lake

8. Kathmandu - Barahabise - Tatopani ( Tibet Border )

9. East-West Highway - H01

10. Mid-Hill East-West Highway - H18

11. BP Highway - H 6

Offering Best Motor Biking Tour in Nepal is not possible only by combining these routes. To make the Best Bike Tour in Nepal, we sprinkle secret spices and kiss the hidden attraction and treasure beyond the traditional way. In Conclusion, You will get the best Motorbiking Tour for your Nepal Tour.

Best Motor Biking Tour in Nepal

Trekking Trail Nepal offers many biking itineraries and attractions, including the above Motor Cycling routes in Nepal. As a result, we have the Best Motor Biking Tour in Nepal. These biking packages include Nepal and Its Himalayas and Hidden Nature And include Bhutan, the Country of Thunder Dragon, and India, Country of Heritage, and Colors. In short, we are listing our best-selling motorbike tours in Nepal, which help you to choose one as your interest and resource.

10 Best Motor Biking Tours in Nepal 2024

1.  upper mustang motor bike tour 2024, 2. rara lake motor bike tour, 3. kathmandu valley motor biking day tour, 4. nepal glimpse of motor bike tour, 5. nepal bhutan motor bike tour, 6. mumbai to muktinath motor bike tour, 7. tilicho lake manang motor biking tour, 8. everest view motor biking tour aka kathmandu to sallari motor bike tour, 9. nepal golden triangle biking tour ( kathmandu chitwan pokhara, via lumbini and palpa ), 10. nepal east-west with pokhara bike tour.

Note: The above list of Best 10 Motor Biking Tours in Nepal is based on inquiries and searches with the official website of Trekking Trail Nepal.

The most Demanded Biking Trip is  #. Delhi - Kathmandu - Tibet Everest Base Camp Motor Biking Tour.  We have this too.

Nepal's Best Place to Visit on a MotorCycle or Motor Bike Ride

Every motorbike rider wants to visit the best and famous places with the heart of two wheels. We organized our Motor Biking tour Package and Itinerary so that you will not miss any place to Visit Nepal on a Motorbike. It is possible since we know the Best Place for motorbike rides in Nepal. If you are dreaming about Motor motorbiking tour in Nepal solo or group, we are mentioning the best 15 places with the major attractions that you should not miss with your motorbike or pushbike ride.

Best Place To Visit With Motor Bike in Nepal

1. Kathmandu Valley Tour and its 3 Durbar Square and All UNESCO Sites.

2. Nagarkot, Dhulikhel, Chandragiri - Best View Points around the Kathmandu Valley.

3. Chitwan National Park - The Third Most Popular Area To Visit for Jungle Activities, Royal Bangel Tiger, One-Horned Rhinoceros, Asian Elephants, and more.

4. Bardia National Park - New and a new destination for Jungle Activities.

5. Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve - The Wildlife Reserve with the Widest River Bank as the Sea.

6. East-West Highway, also called Mahendra Highway - From East of Nepal to West over the most popular longest Highway of Nepal.

7. BP Highway - For Scenic as well as a most adventurous curved highway of Nepal

8. Lumbini - Must Visit sites in Nepal since Lord Gautam Buddha was born here. Very Important attraction and place of the  Buddhist Pilgrim Tour.

10 Beautiful Places To Ride Your Motor Bike in Nepal

1. Pokhara - The Tourist capital of Nepal, where the Himalayas, Lakes, and Hills meet with your Motor Bike Ride.

2. Pokhara Baglung with Dhorpatan - For Different Riding, which takes you to The Only Hunting Reserve of Nepal.

3. Kusma - Baglung - The Hub of High Suspension bridges, the world's second highest Bungee, the First Cable bridge, Sky Walk, and Cliff Swing over Kaligandaki.

4. Muktinath - Temple situated above 3,800 meters with road links is also an important Hindu pilgrimage site.

5. Mustang and Lomanthang with Korala Border - The Best Motor Biking Place in Nepal. The unique highland deserts in the Rain Shadow of the Himalayas. Also full of ancient Tibetan Buddhist religious sites, old artistic palaces, caves, and traditional lifestyles.

6. Manang with Tilicho Lake Hike - Off-Road Motor Bike Riding and Deep River Gorge with the World's Highest Lake.

7. Salleri and Patel - From where you see Mt. Everest a short Hike, The Highest Mountain of the World.

8. Ilam and Eastern Nepal - The natural tea garden paradise, Antu Danda, and many other attractions.

9. Rara Lake and Phy Phoksundo Lake - The Most beautiful and deepest lakes respectively in the far virgin west of Nepal

10. Chandani Dohara Bridge - The Longest Bridge over the Mahakali River in West Nepal

Delhi Kolkata Kerala Mumbai to Nepal Motor Bike

If you are from India and looking for a Nepal Motor Bike Tour from your own city, we also offer a customized Guided Nepal Motor Bike Tour. As a result, we will show different itineraries for your particular motor Biking Tour; write to Trekking Trail Nepal. Then, our guide will meet you and your biker group in your city, All Over India. Currently, we are offering this service in 12 cities all over India.

These cities are Delhi, Kolkata, Pune, Kerala, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bangalore, Chennai, Ladakh, Jaipur, Punjab, and Sikkim. Above all, popular are Kerala To Nepal by Bike, Mumbai to Nepal Motor Bike Tour, Mumbai To Muktinath Motor Biking Tour, and Delhi To Nepal Motor Bike Tour. Furthermore, if you are out of these cities above, We are happy to help you with your area.

These types of Nepal motorbike tours from different cities of India are getting more popular day by day. Although these biking itineraries will be a few days longer, the trip will be cheaper and more adventurous. Similarly, lots of Bikers, Motor Biking Clubs, Biking groups, Family and Friend Riders, and even creators of Nepal Bike Tour Blog love to start a trip from their home in India. So join the Trekking Trail Nepal Motor Biking Tour from Your Home and add some Highway Adventure with Natural Adventure Off-Road Ride in Nepal.

Bike Rental Services in Kathmandu, Nepal

Trekking Trail Nepal not only offers the Motor Bike Guided Tour in Nepal, India, and Bhutan. Additionally, we also provide motorbike rental services in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Bhaktapur, Patan, Chitwan, Baglung, and Kohalpur ( For Rara Lake and Phy Phokusundo ). We take it further ahead and offer Day Bike Rental Services for you on Trekking in Nepal for your day excursion. However, this service is only in Manang for Annapurna Circuit Trek, Lo Manthang for Upper Mustang Trek, and Jomsom, which is for both Trek. Motor Bike Rental in Kathmandu and Pokhara | Best Rate and Motor Bike Name.

Pulsar Motorcycle Rent Fees in Kathmandu and Pokhara

If you need a Bullet Bike, Pulsar Bike, or other Bikes for rent in Nepal Please Call us at +977-9818008337

• Pulsar Motorcycle Rent in Kathmandu costs Nrs 3500 per day.
• Pulsar Motor Bike Rental in Pokhara costs Nrs 3500 per day.

Bullet Bike Rent Fees in Kathmandu and Pokhara

• Bullet Bike Rent in Kathmandu Per day cost Nrs 6500.
• Bullet Bike Rent in Pokhara Per Day cost Nrs 6500.

Pulser Bike Rent Fees in For Off-Road - Upper Mustang and Manang; Tilicho Lake

• Pulsar Bike or similar for Mustang or Manang Cost Nrs 5500 per day.

Bullet Bike Rent Fees in For Off-Road - Upper Mustang and Manang; Tilicho Lake

• Bullet Bike or Himalayan for Mustang or Manang Cost Nrs 8000 per day.
• Crossfire, CX, Hartford, Honda CFR, Hero X-pulse for Upper Mustang Motor Bike Tour, or Manang Tilicho Lake biking tour cost Nrs 15000 per day. (Crossfire has a fuel tank capacity of 6-8 Ltrs, so you have to carry sufficient fuel for the entire trip).

Furthermore, We on your other support for your Nepal Motor Bike Tour:

• Firstly, about Motor Bike Insurance in Nepal, with a good Bike Riding License. ( You Must Have 3rd Party Insurance for you ).
• Secondly, Nepal Motor Biking Route Maps with Local Information. ( Updated Every Month by our Local Riders )
• Likewise, Hotels, Lodges, Tea houses, Community Homestay, and their services and facilities will be enjoyed in our Nepal motorbiking tour.
• Further, Local Motor Biking Guide Services can give you the Adventure Bike Ride In Nepal. With our local guides, you will explore and enjoy the wild tracks, pristine natural and cultural heritage hidden for hundreds of years. During the Testing Period, Trekking Trail Nepal offers these services in Baglung, Chitwan, Palpa, and Chitwan.

Above All, Now You can Check and Choose our Best Selling Motor Bike Tour in Nepal:

Motor Biking Tour in Bhutan

Motor Biking Day Tour

Rara Lake Motor Bike Tour

Upper Mustang Motor Biking Tour

India Nepal Tibet Everest Base Camp Motor Bike Tour

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Honda Aviator 110cc is a perfect machine for city tours. Honda Aviator rent in Nepal is available at affordable prices.

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The Hero Xpulse 200 4V is an adventure bike with an oil-cooled 4-stroke 4-valve single cylinder OHC and a maximum power of 14.1 kW @ 8500 RPM.

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Nepal: Heritage & Cultural Tour

Nepal’s rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes have long captivated travelers seeking an immersive experience beyond the typical tourist trail. This 12-day guided tour promises to unveil the country’s captivating traditions and breathtaking beauty through visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites , vibrant local markets , and serene jungles. From an unforgettable safari in Chitwan National Park to guided explorations of Nepal’s captivating landmarks, this small-group adventure offers a personalized and flexible approach to discovering the essence of this remarkable Himalayan nation. With multilingual guides and a comprehensive itinerary, the journey promises to leave a lasting impression on even the most seasoned explorer.

• Immersive 12-day journey through Nepal’s cultural and natural wonders, including Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Lumbini, and Chitwan National Park.
• Guided sightseeing of UNESCO World Heritage sites and exploration of local traditions with multilingual guides.
• Small group experience (max 6 participants) for personalized attention and intimate cultural exchange.
• Comprehensive package covering accommodation, meals, transportation, and all entrance fees for a hassle-free exploration.
• Flexible cancellation policy and option to reserve without immediate payment for convenient planning.

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Tour Overview

This 12-day "Nepal: Heritage & Cultural Tour " promises an immersive journey through the country’s rich cultural and natural wonders.

Priced from €1,831.37 per person, the tour offers small group exploration with a maximum of 6 participants. Multilingual guides lead the way as you discover UNESCO World Heritage sites , vibrant markets, and local traditions.

Along With sightseeing in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Lumbini, you’ll enjoy nature activities like jungle safaris and birdwatching . Comfortable accommodations, daily breakfast, and airport transfers are included.

Flexibility is key, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. While the tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility issues, it provides an unforgettable culture in Nepal.

Itinerary Highlights

The 12-day journey begins with the traveler’s arrival in Kathmandu , where they’ll be transferred to their hotel.

The next day, they’ll explore Kathmandu’s sights and enjoy a welcome dinner with a cultural show.

On day 3, they’ll visit the medieval cities of Patan and Bhaktapur before returning to Kathmandu.

The tour then heads to Chitwan National Park for a jungle safari, including an elephant ride, jungle walk, and canoe ride.

After Chitwan, the group travels to Lumbini , the birthplace of Lord Buddha, for a full-day excursion.

The tour ends with a visit to Dhulikhel and a mountain flight over Kathmandu before the final departure.

Cultural and Natural Attractions

Travelers on this Nepal: Heritage & Cultural Tour are able to explore the Kathmandu Valley , a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring seven monument zones showcasing the renowned Newari art and architecture.

They’ll also visit the medieval city of Bhaktapur and the sacred town of Lumbini , the birthplace of Lord Buddha.

Along the way, they’ll experience vibrant markets , colorful festivals, and local traditions.

The tour also provides opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty of Nepal, with lush jungles, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks.

From culture to outdoor adventures, this tour offers a well-rounded experience of Nepal’s rich heritage and stunning landscapes.

Included Services

The tour includes airport transfers in a private air-conditioned vehicle , ensuring a comfortable and convenient start to the journey.

Accommodation is provided at the Hotel Thamel Eco Resort in Kathmandu and Hotel Park Land in Chitwan, on a twin-sharing basis. Daily breakfast is included, and all meals are provided while in Chitwan.

The tour features guided sightseeing with a professional guide, and all applicable entrance fees are covered. Ground transportation is provided in a private air-conditioned vehicle.

This comprehensive package allows travelers to focus on seeing the cultural and natural wonders of Nepal without worrying about logistics.

Exclusions and Important Information

Personal expenses such as drinks, laundry, and telephone calls aren’t included in the tour package.

Travel insurance and medical expenses are also the responsibility of the traveler.

Meals, excluding breakfast, at the hotels aren’t covered, except for those provided during the stay in Chitwan.

Tipping and any additional expenses due to natural events like landslides aren’t part of the included services.

This tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments .

Travelers should bring their passports, and the use of alcohol and drugs isn’t allowed during the tour.

Group Size and Languages

This tour limits its group size to a maximum of 6 participants, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience .

The small group size allows for more flexibility, better access to local communities, and enhanced interactions with the guide.

The tour is offered in multiple languages , including English, French, Spanish, Chinese, German, and Finnish.

This language diversity caters to the needs of international travelers and enriches the cultural exchange during the journey.

Whether you’re fluent in one of these languages or prefer to explore Nepal through the eyes of a multilingual guide, this tour provides an inclusive experience that celebrates the country’s heritage and traditions.

Cancellation and Reservation

With a flexible cancellation policy , travelers can cancel their reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This allows for peace of mind in case plans change unexpectedly.

To secure a spot, the tour offers a "Reserve now & pay later" option, making it easy to book without an immediate financial commitment.

The group size is limited to 6 participants , ensuring a more personalized experience .

The tour is available in multiple languages , including English, French, Spanish, Chinese, German, and Finnish, catering to a diverse range of international travelers.

With these convenient booking and cancellation terms, the Nepal: Heritage & Cultural Tour provides flexibility and accessibility for those interested in exploring the country’s rich heritage and culture .

Duration and Price

The Nepal: Heritage & Cultural Tour offers a 12-day itinerary priced from €1,831.37 per person.

This duration provides ample time to explore the cultural and natural wonders of Nepal, including the UNESCO-listed Kathmandu Valley , medieval Bhaktapur, and the birthplace of Lord Buddha in Lumbini.

The group size is limited to 6 participants, ensuring personalized attention and an intimate experience.

The tour is offered in multiple languages, catering to a diverse international audience.

With a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance, travelers can book with confidence, knowing they can adjust their plans if needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Extend the Tour Duration if Needed?

Yes, the tour duration can be extended if needed. Participants can work with the tour operator to modify the itinerary and length of the trip to accommodate their travel preferences and schedule.

What Is the Average Group Size for This Tour?

The average group size for this tour is limited to 6 participants. This small group size allows for a more personalized and intimate experience as travelers explore the cultural and natural wonders of Nepal together.

Are Any Special Dietary Requirements Accommodated?

The tour accommodates various dietary requirements. Guests with special dietary needs, such as vegetarian, vegan, or halal, can notify the tour operator in advance, and the meals will be tailored accordingly to ensure a comfortable experience.

Can I Book This Tour for a Private Group?

Yes, this tour can be booked for a private group. The tour operator offers customizable itineraries and can accommodate group sizes up to 6 participants with flexible departure dates, subject to availability.

What Is the Recommended Clothing for the Tour Activities?

The recommended clothing for the tour activities includes lightweight, breathable fabrics that can be layered. Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and rain gear are advised to ensure you’re prepared for Nepal’s diverse climate and terrain.

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