Best Season: Mid March - Mid June. Mid September - End November.

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Tour Type: Adventure mountain terrain. Hotel: 4 * in Kathmandu *** in Lhasa. Other places resorts/hotels and guest house of basic accommodation (attached toilet & bathroom). Bikes: 500 CC Royal Enfield - excellent condition bikes. Back up: Land cruiser and Truck in Tibet and Mini Bus in Nepal section. Mechanic: Depending on the group size there will be 1 or 2 mechanics. Road Captain: 1 road captain for the entire trip. (Note: a life time experience)

Warning: As altitude sickness is likely, this tour is not suitable for people with unstable health conditions.

Itinerary: D1. Arrive Kathmandu (1300m) D2. Sightseeing in Kathmandu and familiarization of the Motorcycles D3. Ride to Last Resort / Kodari D4. Kodari - Zhangmu - Nyalum 3900m (Tibet) D5. Nyalum (acclimatization) D6. Shegar (4350m) D7. Shigatse (3900m) D8. Gyantse (3950m) D9. Lhasa (3650m) D10. Lhasa Sightseeing D11. Lhasa Sightseeing D12. Shigatse D13. Shegar D14. Rongbuk Monastery
D15. Excursion to Everest Base Camp (North) & Back to Rongbuk Monastery D16. Nyalum D17. Exit to Nepal and drive to Kathmandu
D18. Departure from Nepal

Tibet is a fascinating land of timeless splendor, unique traditions and breathtaking scenery. This ‘Roof of the World’ is an extremely remote area and is isolated by the formidable Himalayan ranges.

Tibet was opened to tourism in 1985; before this, it avoided influence from the West and developed its own unique culture and religion. Magnificent religious architecture was important to indicate the prestige of the ruling spiritual leaders. Tashilhunpo Monastery, for instance, contains thousands of unique statues, paintings (Thangka), and religious books that would take weeks to visit in detail. Other monasteries in Tibet are crowded by pilgrims who have come to fulfill their vows and wishes.

What better way to see it all than on a Classic Royal Enfield motorbike. The roads are mostly broad and sealed (with some gravel stretches), and traffic is right hand and usually thin. Here, people drive on the right-hand side of the road. It really is the trip of a lifetime: you will pass through time forgotten Tibetan villages, visit ancient monasteries, and climb some of the worlds’ highest roads with breath-taking views of the Himalayas.

Note: We design only tailor-made tours, using our years of knowledge to create experiences that exceed expectations. It is a time consuming and specialized process, accordingly our prices reflect this personalized service. If you have a program from another agent that you’re happy with, please do not contact us to compare rates.