Eastern Nepal Biking Tour

Eastern Nepal Biking Tour A high-altitude biking journey through Nepal’s heartlands — where every turn reveals a new horizon. Design with a curator Travel dates March to May & September to November Places covered Kathmandu | Tatopani | Shivalaya | Sindhuli | Chitwan | Gorkha | Nuwakot Tour Duration 13 Nights & 14 Days Starting From ₹ 3,32,000 / per person Tour Highlights Ride across Nepal’s ever-changing landscape — from the historic lanes of Kathmandu to the high mountain passes of Lamjura La, and down to the lush plains of Chitwan. This journey blends the thrill of the open road with the quiet beauty of rural life, winding through misty hills, ancient towns, and valleys that echo with stories. It’s not just about the ride; it’s about connection — with the land, its people, and the riders who share the road beside you. Every mile brings a shift in terrain, culture, and perspective, making this tour as rewarding as it is unforgettable. Scenic Mountain Trails Offbeat Adventure Routes Cozy Tea House Stays Cultural Diversity Who is this tour for…. Passionate Riders who see biking as freedom — the open road, the hum of discovery. Explorers who prefer winding backroads, raw landscapes, and journeys few attempt. Culture Collectors who appreciate local flavours, and shared stories. Scenic Seekers drawn to mountain bends, shifting skies, and moments that stay long after. Why this journey is a must-do for biking enthusiasts This Himalayan route is every rider’s dream — a blend of challenge, camaraderie, and discovery. Ride from Kathmandu to Tatopani, Shivalaya, Chitwan, Gorkha, and Nuwakot, tracing a path through winding mountain roads, terraced hills, and lush valleys that reveal Nepal’s true character. The route demands focus and endurance, but rewards you with sweeping Himalayan vistas, shifting terrain, and the quiet satisfaction of conquering each curve. Along the way, shared miles turn into shared stories — a camaraderie that only riders understand. From mist-covered ridges near Tatopani to jungle roads in Chitwan and heritage towns like Gorkha and Nuwakot, every day offers a new rhythm and a deeper connection — with the road, the landscape, and the people you ride beside. For biking enthusiasts, this isn’t just a route — it’s an unforgettable test of spirit and a celebration of the ride itself. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu (1,400 m) Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu you will be met by one of our representatives and then transferred to your hotel. As you enjoy your welcome drinks you will be briefed about your program. The rest of your day shall be at your leisure. Meal: Dinner Only Day 2: Preparation day & UNESCO Sightseeing tour Today is the day for the final preparation before we embark on an epic bike journey. In the afternoon we will go for a sightseeing tour of Patan Durbar Square which features temples, monuments, and palaces, each with distinct designs. The area is also known for the Thanka painters and fine metal shops selling handmade brass sculptures of Buddha. Then we drive to Swayambhunath, also known as the “Monkey Temple”. This is one of the oldest and most significant religious sites in Nepal. The temple complex is adorned with intricate architecture, statues, prayer wheels, and colorful flags, reflecting the rich heritage. Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Day 3: Kathmandu to Tatopani (120 Kms/~6 hours ride) (1215 m) Depart from Kathmandu and drive ride the Araniko Highway towards the Last Resort. Enjoy the scenic journey as you pass through lush valleys, terraced fields, and small villages. Arrive at the Last Resort, a beautiful riverside resort located in the Bhotekoshi River Gorge. Settle in and relax amidst the natural surroundings. Indulge in a delicious lunch at the resort’s restaurant, offering a variety of local and international cuisines. After lunch, take the opportunity to explore Tatopani, a nearby village known for its natural hot springs. You can relax in the soothing hot waters and rejuvenate yourself. If time permits, you can also venture further towards the Tibet Border, experiencing the borderland atmosphere and enjoying the scenic views. Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Day 4: Tatopani to Shivalaya (155 Kms/~7-8 hrs ride) (1,700 m) Depart from Tatopani and continue a ride towards Shivalaya. The road winds through picturesque landscapes, passing through verdant hills and charming villages. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to stop at Jiri, a small town renowned as the starting point of the classic Everest Base Camp trek. Enjoy a delightful lunch and explore the local market. Resume the ride and proceed towards Shivalaya, a serene village known for its tranquility and natural beauty. Arrive at Shivalaya Tea House, a cozy accommodation option nestled in the heart of the village. Relax and soak in the peaceful ambiance. Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Day 5: Shivalaya to Phaplu via Lamjura Pass (82 Kms/~5-6 hrs off road ride ) (3,530 m) Begin the day with an early start and embark on a ride from Shivalaya to Phaplu. The ride ascends gradually, taking you through lush forests of rhododendron and oak trees. Reach the majestic Lamjura Pass, situated at an altitude of 3700 meters. Take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys (Weather permitted). Continue the drive, descending towards Phaplu, a picturesque town in the Solu Khumbu region. Arrive at Phaplu and check into your accommodation. Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Day 6: Phaplu to Pattale with Everest Views (20 Kms/~3-4 hrs ride) (2,800 m) Embark on a bike journey from Phaplu to Patale Bazaar that offers a picturesque adventure through the captivating landscapes of this region. Begin your expedition by setting out from Phaplu in the morning, heading towards Patale Bazar, relishing the scenic beauty along the way. Upon reaching at Pattale, we will immerse in local markets, interact with locals, and savor the local cuisine. A 30 min hike will take you to the Pattale village where you can see the mesmerizing panoramic views of mountains like Makalu, Mera peak

Nepal Festival Tour: Indra Jatra

Nepal Festival Tour: Indra Jatra Experience Nepal’s iconic highlights and the vibrant Indra Jatra Festival in one unforgettable cultural journey. Get itinerary Travel dates 4th to 13th September 2026 Places covered Kathmandu | Nagarkot | Pokhara | Chitwan Tour Duration 9 Nights & 10 Days Starting From ₹ 89,000 / per person Destination Highlights Timed with the vibrant Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, this immersive itinerary takes you from ancient palace squares echoing with masked dances and music to the tranquil wilds of Chitwan. Discover flavours on a guided food trail, engage in quiet conversations with monks, wander through centuries-old UNESCO sites, and watch the sun rise over the Annapurna range. From the earthy incense of temples to the rhythm of jungle safaris, every day is crafted to awaken the 5 senses and stir your spirit. Deep dive into a local festival Get blessed by a Monk Taste an authentic Newari Meal Meet Rhinos of the Terai Region Who is this tour for…. Those who want to witness a festival steeped in living heritage For wildlife lovers ready to spot rhinos and more in Chitwan’s wild heart For those chasing sunrises and cool air without the climb For travellers seeking a soulful blend of culture, nature, and sensory joy Why travel during Indra Jatra? Indra Jatra is one of Kathmandu’s most spectacular festivals, celebrated with great fervor every year in late August or early September. Dedicated to Indra, the god of rain and king of heaven, this festival marks the end of the monsoon and prayers for a bountiful harvest. The city bursts into life with colorful processions, traditional masked dances, and lively music, showcasing Nepal’s rich Newar culture. Witness the rare public appearances of the Kumari, the living goddess, and the ceremonial lowering of the towering Yosin Pole, symbolizing divine blessings. The festival offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in centuries-old traditions, vibrant rituals, and community celebrations.   Traveling to Nepal during Indra Jatra means experiencing the spirit and soul of Kathmandu like never before — a perfect time for cultural enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable, authentic Himalayan adventure. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu 04th Sep 2026 | Thursday Upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport, you’ll be greeted with a traditional Nepali Dhaka scarf — a timeless emblem of Nepal’s artistry and heritage. After a seamless transfer, settle into your hotel (early check-in subject to availability). This afternoon, visit Swayambhunath Stupa, the revered “Monkey Temple,” perched gracefully above Kathmandu Valley. More than 2,000 years old, this sacred site blends Buddhist and Hindu traditions, embodying Nepal’s enduring spirit of harmony. As you explore its quiet shrines and gaze over the sprawling cityscape, take in the subtle rhythms of devotion that have echoed here for centuries. Playful monkeys add a lively charm, completing this immersive experience. Return to your hotel for a restful evening, ready to uncover the layers of Kathmandu’s timeless allure. Stay: Holiday Inn Express – Deluxe roomMeals included: No meals Day 2: Exploring the Spiritual and Artistic Heart of Kathmandu   05th Sep 2026 | Friday Explore Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Lalitpur, just south of Kathmandu. This historic square was once the seat of the Malla dynasty and remains a vibrant center of Nepalese culture. Wander through ancient palaces and temples adorned with exquisite Newari wood carvings, including the Taleju, Bhimsen, and Krishna Temples. The square also houses museums and galleries that celebrate Nepal’s rich artistic heritage. As a unique highlight, experience the Magic of Singing Bowl with a master practitioner. These ancient Himalayan bowls, crafted by Tibetan and Nepali monks, create soothing sound vibrations renowned for healing and relaxation. When played, their deep, resonant tones produce calming waves believed to rejuvenate the body and mind, leaving you peaceful and refreshed. Return to your hotel with a deeper connection to Nepal’s artistic and spiritual traditions. Stay: Holiday Inn Express – Deluxe roomMeals included: Breakfast only Day 3: Himalayan Majesty and Festival Magic   6th Sep 2026 | Saturday Start your day with refreshing tea or coffee before transfer to the domestic airport for an optional mountain flight over the Himalayas. Soar past Mt. Everest (8,848 m) and other majestic peaks—Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Makalu—taking in breathtaking views above the Roof of the World. Visit Boudhanath Stupa, the world’s largest Buddhist stupa, where a monk will warmly welcome you for a private guided parikrama, followed by prayers and blessings in a nearby monastery. Light a butter lamp and offer prayers for your loved ones in this serene spiritual setting. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the vibrant Indra Jatra Festival at Kathmandu Durbar Square. This centuries-old celebration honours Lord Indra, the god of rain, with joyous mask dances, traditional music, and the spectacular chariot procession of the living goddess Kumari. Witness Kathmandu come alive with colour, devotion, and cultural pride. Stay: Holiday Inn Express – Deluxe roomMeals included: Breakfast only Day 4: Bhaktapur Heritage and Tranquil Nagarkot   7th Sep 2026 | Sunday Discover Bhaktapur, a charming medieval town just 30 minutes from Kathmandu, rich in culture and tradition. Wander through Bhaktapur Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its Lion Gate, Golden Gate, and the Palace of Fifty-five Windows—masterpieces of Newari architecture. Visit the majestic Nyatapola Temple, the tallest in Kathmandu Valley, and explore centuries-old pagodas. Immerse yourself in authentic local life with a hands-on pottery-making session, shaping black clay alongside expert artisans. Then, witness the ancient handmade paper-making process, a true Newari craft, perfect for unique souvenirs. Savor the renowned Juju Dhau, a rich Newari curd delicacy, paired with a traditional Newari lunch shared with a local family, offering a glimpse into their vibrant culture. In the afternoon, drive to Nagarkot, a peaceful hilltop retreat. From here, enjoy sweeping views of eight Himalayan ranges, including the Annapurna and Everest ranges, framed by lush pine forests—an ideal spot for sunrise or sunset. Stay: Club Himalaya – Mountain View Room Meals included: Breakfast and Lunch Day 5: Pokhara’s Mountains &