Your Motorcycle Tour in Bhutan12 stages - 668 miles

1/12 • Arrive in Delhi

You’re picked up from the airport and transferred to the hotel. Your room is available from midday. Overnight stay at hotel.

2/12 • Delhi - Samdrup Jonghkar

We take an early morning flight from Delhi to Guwahati in Assam, a small state in east India. From there, we’re taken to the Bhutanese border in a private vehicle. After administrative paperwork, we head to Samdrup Jongkhar, where your Himalayan adventure begins.

62 miles

3/12 • Samdrup Jonghkar - Trashigang

Today’s the big day! After just a few miles, you will have already fallen in love with how easy it is to ride the Royal Enfield, which is perfect for the curved roads of the Himalayan foothills. We ride from one peak to the next, taking in the surrounding countryside: bamboo forests and traditional stilt houses. We stop to visit some sites en route to Trashigang.

112 miles

Price

From 4790,00 € / rider

The price includes

A Royal Enfield motorcycle is provided with full mechanical assistance and all spare parts.

Domestic transfers as appearing in the program, by private vehicle

Domestic flights Delhi-Guwahati and Paro-Delhi (15 kgs maximum for checked baggages)

The Bhutanese visa

An English speaking Tour Leader & a local guide

Fuel expenses

An expert mechanic of Royal Enfield motorcycles

A support vehicle with driver for groups with 4 or more participants; side luggage carrier for groups of less than 4 participants

Accommodation: in hotel or guesthouses in double or twin rooms. If you wish to stay in a single room (extra), inform your travel advisor at the time of registration.

Meals: Full board during riding days

Third party motorcycle insurance

The price does not include

Mandatory insurance: an insurance that covers medical expenses and legal assistance. Repatriation, which covers you for accidents with two-wheeled vehicles (large-displacement)

Indian visa costs

International flights

A refundable security deposit of €600 per pilot

Banking fees

Tips

Lunches and dinners during non riding days (day 1,11, 12)

Admission fees to various monuments, temples etc.

Drinks, souvenirs and personal expenses