Nepal - The Land of Tigers & Temples Motorbike Tour

Route: Delhi - Corbett National Park - Shukla Phanta Wildlife Sanctuary - Royal Bardia National Park - Royal Chitwan National Park - Pokhara - Kathmandu - Godari Bridge - Charikot - Kathmandu ; Grade: Easy To Moderate ; Best Season: March - May / Sep - Nov ; Cost:€ 2,200.00 per person (Euro)Or Equivalent in US$ / GB£ per biker. 10% less for Pillion rider

This motorbike tour will take you around all the three lower zones of Nepal, giving you an insight into the life and culture of Nepal. The program, after thorough reconnaissance & in-depth research, is so crafted that in general it will meet all the aspirations of the travellers. It is our endeavour to give you enough space, time & mileage to drive over the isolated portions, the congested lanes, the highways and the serpentine road of the hills. This motoprbike tour gives you the best of Nepal wildlife, culture and people. A Motorbike ride through the Tiger belt, on the Indo Nepal Friendship road along beautiful scenery of the lower Himalayas.

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Detailed Itinerary:

Day 1:
Arrive Ex International flight at Indira Gandhi Airport, New Delhi, board an air-conditioned coach on a 7 Hrs drive to Corbett National Park in the foothills of the Kumaon Himalayas. O/ Nt Safari Lodge.

Day 2: At leisure in Corbett National Park
Today is the day for seasoning and briefing about the Royal Enfield bikes. We will also take some time out for Game Viewing. O/Nt Safari Lodge.

Day 3: Corbett - Shukla Phanta Wildlife Park
Drive to Mahendernagar via Ramnagar and Banbasa on generally isolated roads with good paved stretches. At the Indo-Nepal border clear immigration and drive on roads almost identical to the stretch in the Indian Terai region. We will find a lot of similarities in the lifestyle and language of the people as well.

Day 4: Shukla Phanta - Royal Bardia National Park
Drive on ahead through the granary region of the Nepal to the Royal Bardia National Park. This 968 square kilometre park is situated on the eastern banks of the Karnali river.

Day 5: Royal Bardia - Royal Chitwan National park.
Nepal, for its small area has a surprisingly large number of National Parks. While the high Himalayas makes up the northern region, the Southern lowland known as the Terai is covered with dense tropical jungles teeming with diverse wildlife and tropical birds. Our stop tonight will be at The Royal Chitwan National Park.

Day 6: Exploring Chitwan
The Royal Chitwan National Park is Nepal's first National Park. Day at leisure to explore the park on elephant back.

Day 7: Chitwan - Pokhara.
Our drive today takes us from the Terai region to the Shivalik region - our aim is to reach Pokhara situated in the middle of Nepal. The valley is at an altitude of 884 m. Pokhara is famous for its mountain views and the lovely lakes Phewa, Begnas and Rupa.

Day 8: At Leisure Pokhara.
If you want the right balance between adventure and relaxing then Pokhara is the place for you. It is a small town, Yet it is one of the largest cities in Nepal with a population of 95,000.

Day 9: Pokhara - Kathmandu.
Pokhara is 200 kilometres from Kathmandu. The route meanders along with the Trishuli River till Bairini and then dips southward to Kathmandu, the Capital of Nepal. Kathmandu is the largest city of Nepal with a cultural bounty that enraptures even those not quite cued into art & architecture.

Day 10: At Leisure Kathmandu.
Anyone, who has visited Kathmandu, will recommend the three masterpieces – Bouddhnath, Pashupatinath and Swayambhunath – These beautiful monuments are a testimony to the deep religious and spiritual life that belonged to the past.

Day 11: Kathmandu - Godari Bridge
Ride on the Road leading to the Tibetan border. The drive is via Nagarkot, situated at a height of 2174 m. It is certainly one of the most beautiful spots in the country offering an excellent view of mount Everest and other peaks on a clear day. We will camp overnight near the Godari Bridge.

Day -12
Ride to Charikot for sightseeing of the Mount Everest from two different vantage points.

Day 13:
ride back to Kathmandu via Dhulikhel and Bhaktapur famous for its scenic beauty and old tradition. From here one can have a complete panoramic view of the Himalayas from east to West.

Day 14:
Fly Home directly or connect to New Delhi for onward journey.

Options & Extensions: To go on to Bhutan for 7 Days. (Subject to availability of minimum five riders interested in the extension)