Itinerary

Day 1 | Arrive in Paro 
Assistance on arrival at Paro International Airport and transfer to hotel. overnight stay at Paro.

Day 2 | Paro local visiting
The Tiger’s nest Monastery needs no introduction. Mesmerizing and majestic, this monastery is the landmark that defines Bhutan. You spend the day hiking and sightseeing in and around the beautiful valley town of Paro, one of the best places in Bhutan to explore on foot

Day 3 | Paro to Thimphu
This amazing ride from Paro to Haa valley crosses the majestic Chele la pass, the highest pass in Bhutan. Only opened in 2002 for tourists, the Haa valley offers views of the famous Three Sisters Mountains among many attractions. Empty roads, very little traffic and curvy. Heavenly! Hotel and overnight stay at Thimphu.

Day 4 | Thimphu local visiting
Thimphu is the capital city of Bhutan. This enthralling city has so much to offer that you can spend the entire day sightseeing and relaxing in the lap of the Himalayas.

Day 05 | Thimphu to Punakha (150 kilometers)
This ride takes you through the majestic Punakha Dzong, built between the Pochu and Mochu rivers. You will also see the picturesque Rinchengang village on your way to Punakha. You will cross the Wangdue Phodrang Dzong and the Dochu-la pass. The highlights of this ride are stunning views of the rivers cascading through the mountains. Loads of photo opportunities at every turn. Hotel and overnight stay at Punakha

Day 6 | Punakha to Gangtay (75 kilometers)
Enjoy the beautiful ride from the valley of Gangtay and enjoy the visit to beautiful monastery. Hotel and overnight stay at Gangtay

Day 7 | Gangtay to Bumthang (145 kilometers)
Crossing the Yutong la and the Pele La passes, this 145 kilometers ride will take you through the famous Trongsa Dzong, one of the largest Dzong in Bhutan. Enjoy the curves as you ride along. Hotel and overnight stay at Bumthang.

Day 8 | Bumthang sightseeing
One of the most historic regions of Bhutan, Bumthang is one of the 22 dzongkhag or administrative centers of Bhutan.Tales of the Guru Padmasambhava and the Tertons can still be heard around this region. The Jakar Dzong and the Ura Yakchoe are the main attractions here. The Jambay Lakhang festival held in November isa major attraction of the Himalayan region.

Day 9 | Bumthang to Mongar (198 kilometers)
Crossing the winding road to the high Thumshing la pass, this ride will offer breathtaking views of Gangkar Phuensum, Bhutan’s highest unconquered mountain. The views of the Himalayas here will take your breath away! You will ride through national parks at Ura and Thrumshingla on inner forest roads that are serene, green and downright amazing! You will also cross the Sertang la pass. This is a day you will get to enjoy the ride to the fullest with views that change with every second. This is a rider’s paradise.

Day 10 | Mongar to Trashigang (92 kilometers)
This three hour drive crosses the Chazam or the iron bridge and the Kori-la pass. You will be staying at Trashigang and will enjoy local delicacies.

Day 11 | Trashigang to Samdrup Jongkhar / Guwahati
This six hour motorcycle ride is just amazing. There’s a reason why everyone calls this road the “Heavenly route”. This curvy road passes through the breathtakingly amazing Himalayan mountain road from Kharula to Menlong Brak via Yongphu La moving towards Narphunggang.

Day 12 | Tour end
Today you will be transferred from Samdrup jongkhar / Guwahati to the airport.

Thing to do extra

– Authentic Local Food
– Hiking in the mountains
– Meditation and yoga
– Visit Buddhist Monetary
– Photography

For our tours we use Royal Enfield Himalayan or Classic 550 bikes only.  All bikes are checked and serviced before the start of the tour to make sure that only good bikes are used for the tour.

-Notes
Minor repairs like brake shoe, spark plug, clutch plate, tubes, cable (1 set only), and engine oil are included in the cost. However, if more breakages happen due to rough handling, accidents, theft, etc., the clients will have to bear the cost.

Food and Meal

During this tour, you will be served all meals in a buffet. Rice forms the main body of most Bhutanese meals. It is accompanied by one or two side dishes consisting of meat or vegetables. Pork, beef, and chicken are the meats that are eaten the most often.

Vegetables that are commonly eaten include spinach, pumpkins, turnips, radishes, tomatoes, river weed, onions, and green beans. Grains such as rice, buckwheat, and barley are also cultivated in various regions of the country depending on the local climate.

Type of stay

Accommodations provided during this tour are approved by the Tourism Council of Bhutan and are of minimum 3-star categories as certified by the government, on a twin sharing basis at good places like hotels / guesthouses and Swiss luxury tents.

You will spend the nights as follows:
*Paro – 2 nights
*Thimphu – 2 nights
*Punakha – 1 night
*Gangtay – 1 night
*Bumthang – 2 nights
*Mongar – 1 night
*Trashigang – 1 night
*Samdrup Jongkhar – 1 night

Getting there

Intermediate
*can ride for 3-4 hours
*average riding experience
*little assistance required
*comfortable with extreme curves and leans
*average experience with unsurfaced roads
*steep ascents and descents

Including the package cost

1. 11 nights accommodation in twin sharing rooms
2. All daily meals
3. Backup Jeep full way
4. Experienced guide full way
5. Border entry fee with all inner line permits to restricted / protected areas
6. Experienced mechanic with spare parts
7. Experienced doctor medical backup with oxygen (O2) and AMS pack.
8. PWR Stickers for your Jeep, motorcycle, helmet more
9. All trip photos
10. Things to carry list with map
11. Royal Enfield 500cc / Himalayan 410cc Bike rental
12. Group pick-up and drop-off from airport

Not including the cost

1. Stay for extra days if any ( we can make bookings for you )
2. Flights to the destination.
3. Fuel for the Bike for duration of tour.
4. Bike Transfer Cost If any
5. Bike rental deposit
6. Bike Damage /fine/ Insurance
7. Extra luggage Jeep ( If any )
8. Extra food Like Starters /Lunch /Dinner all over Pay & Eat ( if Any outside the venue) .
9. Any kind of personal expenses or optional tours, extra meals, starters (Alcoholic, Mineral, Soft Drinks, Aerated) etc.
10. Extra guide fee, Camera & Video fee ,Tips, Insurance, Laundry, Phone
11. Any activity apart from mentioned ones.
12. Any cost arising out of unforeseen circumstances like damage accruing from land blocks, bad weather etc.
13. Any medical expenses incurred during the trip or travel insurance
14. Any cost arising out of unforeseen circumstances like damage accruing from land blocks, bad weather etc.
15. Anything not mentioned in inclusions
16. GST EXTRA ON BILLING