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Follow the most thrilling and most challenging parts of the Himalayan roads. This is designed for those who seek a special motorcycle adventure riding on 500cc Royal Enfield Bike. Get back your passion for liberty and adventure, express your own attitude, and experience completely different cultures of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Lamaism. Put on your jacket, helmet, and ride on the Enfield up to the Himalayas.
During this tour, you will be staying at various accommodations including hotels and guesthouses based on two sharing a room. Private rooms are available at an extra cost.
You will meet and assist by Parikrama Treks representative. Transfer to the hotel.
Today you will have cultural sightseeing of Kathmandu valley. We make all the visa preparation. We provide a short briefing about the Himalayan Motorbike Tour to Everest. Later we take a short ride on a bike for a test ride.
Early morning scenic drives to Kodari (Nepal-Tibet border). We cross through the Nepalese countryside and riding along Bhote Koshi.
Drive to Tingri via Lalungla pass from where you can enjoy the beautiful view. Mt Xisapangma (8212 meters) and Mt Cho-Oyu (8201 meters) make it more amazing.
Drive to Shigatse with the beautiful views over the Gyanchula Pass (5200 meters). Continue journey to Shigatse.
Today we process bikes for observation. Today we will have all Motorcycle paper and license of riders checked. Police will recheck all the permits before leaving further on this tour.
Today, we will have a short visit to Khumbula Stupa and Phalkhor Monastery. Then drive to Lhasa via Yamdrok Lake, and over high passes of Kora la (5010 meters) and Kambala (4794 meters).
We will be visiting the various interesting sites. Potala Palace, Sera monastery, Drepung Monastery, Norbulingka palace are some of them.
Today, we will drive through the beautiful countryside of Tibet. We will enjoy beautiful views and explore the local surroundings.
Drive to Shegar with beautiful views on the horizon. Later we cross over the Gyanchula Pass (5200 meters) towards Shegar.
Today is a scenic drive to Rongbuk through the beautiful Tibetan countryside. We ride through Tibetan countryside crossing via Lalungla pass. From here you can enjoy the beautiful views of Mt Xisapangma (8212m).
Ride through beautiful landscapes and the Tibetan countryside. Continue journey to Zhangmu.
After necessary border formalities, we ride back to Kathmandu.
Himalayan Motorbike Tour to Everest journey ends.
You will enjoy a sightseeing tour of Kathmandu, a full day sightseeing tour of Potala Palace or Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, and an excursion to Mount Everest Base Camp and Rongbuk Monastery.
Mr. Sujan is Parikrama Treks and Expedition motorcycle road captain. He has a Degree in Travel and Tourism hospitality Management. His ways of travelling may take you to the same destination where other people visit but you will feel a lot different than others travelling on their own pace. Sujan's uniqueness has gain lots of trust and the best choice to introduce new way and development in the bucket list of travel. If you're really searching for your own kind of thing to do while travelling this man will be your greatest choice.
Mr. Farooque Ahmed Khan is Parikrama Treks and Expeditions head mechanic and one of their road captains. Farooque is the oldest and the most well known mechanic in Nepal and has the capability to fix the problem that you think couldn't be. Farooque Ahmed Khan is one of your most trusted guys to be with for your road tour in Nepal.
Mr. Anup Devkota is Parikrama Treks and Expeditions' Road Captain and Mechanic. Anup is able to speak in Nepali and has similar look just like a Nepalese. He is a guy who loves to share the experience of his travel and will help you to enjoy every moment of your Parikrama Treks journey while sharing knowledge and enjoying good times.
This tour starts and finishes in Kathmandu, Nepal. Throughout this tour, you will pass and visit Syabru Bensi, Rasuwa Gadi, Gyirong, Old Dingri, Shegar, Lhatse, Shigatse, Gyantse, Yamdrok Lake, Lhasa, Namtso Lake, Rongbuk monastery, and Everest base camp.
Tibet was opened to tourism in 1985. Before this, it avoided influence from the West and this country developed its unique culture and religion independently. Since Tibet was governed by the spiritual leaders, monasteries and religious institutions were the backbones of power so the importance and prestige were shown by the size and magnificent architecture of these buildings.
Tibetan Buddhism contains many elements of their older religion,” Bon Po” which worshipped the sky, moon, sun, fire, soil, and even evil spirits, and this is why a monastery such as Tashilhunpo contains thousands of unique statues, paintings (thangka), religious, and historical books that to visit in detail would take weeks.
The monasteries are crowded by pilgrims who often travel long distances to fulfill their vows and wishes and their emotions show that religion still holds a very important place in their daily lives.
On day nine, you will enjoy visiting various places such as Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and ancient Bharkor Street.
The Potala is considered one of the great wonders of the world. It is held sacred by Tibetans as the former residence of successive Dalai Lamas, and is one of Tibet's most holy pilgrimage sites. A palace was originally built in the 7th century by King Songtsen Gampo and was believed to have been nine stories high, but around the 9th century, it is believed to have been destroyed by a big fire.
The present Potala Palace was constructed by the great fifth Dalai Lama in the 17th century after he became ruler of Tibet. The Potala Palace is divided into two sections, the White Palace (completed in 1653) and Red palace (completed 1694).
It has more than one thousand rooms and is thirteen stories high. The White Palace was secular in nature and mainly used for government administration, whilst the Red palace was mainly used for religious functions and still has numerous chapels, including those containing reliquary stupas of the successive Dalai Lamas which are richly decorated in gold, silver, and semi-precious stones.
The Jokang is Tibet’s most sacred temple, the main point of pilgrims from the entire Tibetan plateau. Located at the heart of the ancient town of Lhasa, it was built in the 7th century by the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo's queen Bhrikuti on a site identified by Queen Wencheng according to her geomantic calculation. The temple is 3 stories high and it is constructed with enormous chapels including the most sacred statue of Budhha Shakyamuni, enshrined. It has around 70 monks nowadays.
Ancient Bharkor Street is the most sacred pilgrimage site in Lhasa and it is full of pilgrims from dawn till dusk. There are four huge prayer flags situated in Bhakor street which surrounds the Jokhang, known respectively as Gadhen Dharchen in the northeast, Juyak Dharchen in the west, Kelsang Dharchen in the southwest and SharKyaring Dharchen in the southeast.
The Barkhor street is the most active market in all Tibet and it is possible to purchase traditional Tibetan artifacts, religious implements, antiques, modern goods, books, music, clothing, spices, fresh meat, and vegetable.
Your daily breakfast included in the prices will be served at every accommodation staying overnight.
Tribhuvan International Airport
4 km
Transfer included
Please book your flight to arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM). Transfer from and to the airport is included. Parikrama Treks and Expeditions will pick you up from the airport.
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