Private Motorbike Day Tour in Kathmandu

If you are a motorbike enthusiast then Nepal is the dreamland for you. Nepal is the country where there are more motorcycles then any other vehicles.

Motorbikes are the easiest and quickest ways to explore Kathmandu. Numbers of motorbikes are increasing day by day.

Most of the motorcycles here are Indian motorcycles and ranging from 100cc to 500cc. Motorbikes above 500cc are rare and easy to get good attention.

You can either hire a motorbike or ship your own motorbike for tour.

Once you have your motorbike, you have a lot of option to travel. One can enjoy a short and easy ride around Kathmandu Valley or make a ride to Himalayas. From Kathmandu you can continue your ride up to Himalayas of Tibet or plain of India.

 You can ride yourself along with your crew or get a guide. We recommend, it is better to get guide because the guide will have a lot of riding experience and skilled with the mechanic technique. Even KTM city can be complicated for new people because narrow busy roads, lot of one way, no parking, shortcut, traffic rules, etc. Your small amount guide can make your riding a safe, comfortable and more exciting.

 Ride safe! Happy Riding!

Recommended Motorbikes for tour in Nepal and Tibet

If you are riding to Nepal on your own motorbikes then its best but if you want to hire a bike for tour then we can arrange and reccomment you the best motorbike for the tour.

Royal Enfield :

 Royal Enfield are highly recommended motorbikes for tour in Nepal, Tibet and India. It has a very beautiful vintage design, comfortable riding, amazing powerful single cylinder engine and easy handling cruise motorbikes origin in UK and recently being manufactured in India. It is available in 350cc and 500cc. This bike is highly being used for long tour because of powerful engine and and comfort riding.

Pulsar:

Pulsar is fastest indian motorbikes with very good pick up, powerful engine and good handling sports bike. It is available in 150cc, 180cc, 200cc, and 220cc. 220cc pulsar bikes are most recommended for tour and long ride.

Besides, other various motorbikes and scooters are available in Nepal which could be used for tour.

KATHMANDU

Kathmandu valley is situated at an elevation of 1336 meters / 4400 feet above sea level and is proud of its magnificent location. It is surrounded all around by lush green rolling hills with beautiful sights of the Himalayan panorama on the north.The city contains more architectural marvels in a square mile than any other city in the world endowed with very ancient, unique, unrivalled art and culture. The Kathmandu city and twin medieval cities Bhaktapur and Lalitpur make up the Kathmandu Valley.

 Places of interest in Kathmandu:

Kathmandu Durbar Square (World Heritage Site):

Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of the most important sights in the valley. It is full of Ancient historic palaces, courtyards, carvings, colourful life and many others. The nine-storied Basantapur Durbar (palace) built by the head artists of the then three separate kingdoms (Kantipur, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur and Kirtipur), Kumari Ghar - a 17th century artistic building dedicated to Kumari -the Living Goddess, Nasal Chowk - The ceremonial courtyard of the monarchs are just a few highlights here.

Swayambhu Stupa (World Heritage Site):

Just about 2 kilometers to the west of the Kathmandu Durbar Square perched on top of a hill is the majestic stupa of Swayambhunath. The route meanders through the alleys of old Kathmandu to Swayambhunath - The stupa was built between 460 and 1200 AD. Its establishment is linked to the creation of the Kathmandu Valley and it is one of the holiest Buddhist sites in Nepal. The views of the valley from the hilltop are great. 

Bouddhanath Stupa (World Heritage Site):

Bouddhanath stupa is one of the largest and oldest stupas in the world. It lies about 6 kilometers to the east of downtown and is very close to the temple of Pashupatinath - the most revered Hindu pilgrimage site in Nepal.

Pashupatinath Temple (World Heritage Site):

One of the holiest Hindu shrines in the world, the temple of Pashupatinath is 5km to the east of the city center. The fabulous pagoda houses the lingam (phallic symbol) of Lord Shiva. The complex contains many other temples as well as the holy Bagmati River, which flows through this complex and is the place where many cremations take place every day. 

Bhaktapur Durbar Square (World Heritage Site):

Bhaktapur, literally meaning "city of devotees" is about 14 kilometers east of kathmandu. The Durbar Square is a living museum of ancient art and architecture. The elegant 15th century Palace of 55 windows, artistic courtyards, the Golden Gate, the five-roofed Nyatapol temple soaring gracefully into the sky from atop a five-storied base and many others fascinate the travelers. Thimi - a typical Newar village famous for pottery is another highlight and a perfect combination.

Patan Durbar square (World Heritage Site):

Patan is one of the ancient cities about five kilometers southeast of kathmandu. Also known as "the city of artists" and "the city of beauty", it is full of Buddhist monuments and Hindu temples with fine gateways, guardian deities and beautiful carvings. The Krishna Temple (an octagonal granite edifice dedicated to lord Krishna), Kumbheswar Temple (one of the premier places that celebrates Janai Poornima - the Sacred Thread Festival), the Golden Temple / Hiranya Varna Mahabihar - "Eternity Itself", the Patan Museum, Patan Industrial Estate (specializing in cottage industry hand loom and handicrafts), the Tibetan Refugee Centre and the Central Zoo (the only zoo in Nepal) allure all the travelers to Patan.