India To Nepal Bike Tour

Day 1: Delhi to Haridwar

– Distance: 210 km / 6 hrs
– Arrive in Haridwar and meet the tour representative.
– Explore local attractions, including the famous Har Ki Pauri ghat, a revered site for Hindus.
– Attend the evening Ganga Aarti, a mesmerizing spiritual experience on the banks of the holy Ganges.
– Overnight stay in Haridwar, relaxing and soaking in the spiritual atmosphere.

Day 2: Haridwar to Bhimdatta (Nepal)

– Distance: 290 km / 6 hrs
– Begin your journey from Haridwar and travel towards the India-Nepal border.
– Cross into Nepal at Banbasa, completing the international border crossing.
– Continue your ride to Bhimdatta and check in at your accommodation.
– Overnight stay in Bhimdatta, relaxing after the long ride and enjoying the unique atmosphere of Nepal.

Day 3: Bhimdatta to Tulsipur

– Distance: 310 km / 6 hrs
– Enjoy a scenic ride through Nepal’s picturesque countryside, passing through charming villages and lush landscapes.
– Continue your journey to Tulsipur, a town known for its natural beauty.
– Overnight stay in Tulsipur, relaxing after a day of exploring Nepal’s rural charm.

Day 4: Tulsipur to Sauraha (Chitwan National Park)

– Distance: 260 km / 5 hrs
– Travel towards Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its rich biodiversity.
– Upon arrival, relax and unwind after the ride.
– In the evening, explore nearby villages and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the region.
– Overnight stay in Sauraha, near Chitwan National Park.

Day 5: Jungle Safari in Chitwan & Ride to Pokhara

– Distance: 150 km / 4 hrs
– Morning: Optional jungle safari in Chitwan National Park (direct payment). Explore the park’s wildlife, including rhinos, tigers, and various bird species.
– Afternoon: Ride to Pokhara, a beautiful lakeside city known for its stunning views of the Himalayas.
– In the evening, relax by Phewa Lake, enjoying the serene atmosphere and picturesque surroundings.
– Overnight stay in Pokhara.

Day 6: Explore Pokhara

– Visit Phewa Lake: Enjoy a boat ride on the serene lake with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.
– Explore Davis Falls: Marvel at the stunning waterfall where the water flows underground.
– Visit Bindhyabasini Temple: A sacred temple dedicated to the goddess Bindhyabasini, located on a hilltop with panoramic views.
– Head to the World Peace Pagoda: Take a hike or boat ride to the pagoda for spectacular views of Pokhara and the Annapurna range.

Spend the day exploring these iconic attractions and soaking in the natural beauty of Pokhara.

Day 7: Pokhara to Tatopani

– Distance: 110 km / 6-8 hrs
– Ride through rugged terrain, passing through picturesque mountain landscapes and rural villages on the way to Tatopani.
– Upon arrival, relax and unwind in the natural hot springs of Tatopani, known for their therapeutic properties.
– Enjoy the soothing warmth of the hot springs and the stunning surroundings.
– Overnight stay in Tatopani.

Day 8: Tatopani to Jomsom and Muktinath

– Distance: 70 km / 4-5 hrs
– Ride through the scenic Kali Gandaki Gorge, one of the deepest gorges in the world, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
– Reach Jomsom, a small town in the Mustang region, and continue the ride towards Muktinath, a sacred pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists.
– Explore the Muktinath Temple and its spiritual surroundings, which include a unique combination of water springs and fire elements.
– Overnight stay in Muktinath or Jomsom, depending on the journey’s timing.

Day 9: Muktinath to Tatopani

– Distance: 70 km / 4-5 hrs
– Retrace your route back through the Kali Gandaki Gorge to return to Tatopani.
– Enjoy the scenic ride once again, soaking in the beautiful mountain landscapes.
– Upon arrival in Tatopani, relax and unwind after the day’s journey.
– Overnight stay in Tatopani.

Day 10: Tatopani to Pokhara

– Distance: 100 km / 5 hrs
– Ride back to Pokhara, enjoying the scenic route and the beautiful mountain views along the way.
– Upon arrival in Pokhara, spend the evening at leisure, relaxing by Phewa Lake or exploring the local markets.
– Overnight stay in Pokhara.

Day 11: Pokhara to Kathmandu

– Distance: 210 km / 6 hrs
– Ride from Pokhara to Kathmandu, passing through beautiful landscapes and rural villages along the way.
– Upon arrival in Kathmandu, explore the vibrant Thamel area, known for its shops, restaurants, and lively atmosphere.
– Visit iconic sites like Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding hills, or explore Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site with historic temples and palaces.
– Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

Day 12: Kathmandu to Nepalgunj (via Bhimdatta)

– Distance: 550 km / 10 hrs (split ride)
– Begin the return journey from Kathmandu, heading towards the India-Nepal border.
– Ride through scenic routes, passing through Bhimdatta, and continue on to Nepalgunj.
– Enjoy the changing landscapes as you travel through the Terai region.
– Arrive in Nepalgunj for an overnight stay, resting after a long day’s ride.

Day 13: Nepalgunj to Lucknow

– Distance: 200 km / 4-5 hrs
– Cross into India via the Rupaidiha border and continue your ride to Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh.
– Upon arrival, enjoy an evening exploring Lucknow’s rich culinary delights and heritage. Savor local specialties like kebabs, biryanis, and sweets while soaking in the historic charm of the city.
– Overnight stay in Lucknow.

Day 14: Lucknow to Delhi

– Distance: 550 km / 10 hrs
– Complete the final leg of the journey from Lucknow to Delhi, riding through the plains of northern India.
– Upon arrival in Delhi, reflect on the incredible adventure and experiences of the past two weeks.
– The tour concludes with the arrival in Delhi, marking the end of your India to Nepal bike journey.

 

– Accommodation in hotels, camps, or guesthouses on a twin/triple sharing basis, as per the selected package option. Check-in/check-out time is 12 noon.
– MAP (Modified American Plan) basis for hotel stays, which includes Room + Breakfast + Dinner.
– One Enfield bike (350cc/500cc) per rider, as per the itinerary (fuel not included).
– Basic spare parts for the bike.
– Accompanied guide and one motorbike mechanic for the entire tour on a bike.
– One motorbike mechanic for the entire tour to ensure smooth riding experience.
– Permit for Muktinath (camera fee is not included).
– Presently applicable taxes.
– Backup jeep for groups with more than 8 riders.

These inclusions ensure a comfortable and hassle-free experience during the entire tour.

– Fuel for the bike.
– Entrance fees to places of visit not mentioned in the itinerary.
– Any meals other than those specified in the itinerary.
– Personal expenses such as travel insurance, tips, gratuities, portage, laundry, telephone calls, table drinks, or any other personal expenses.
– International or domestic airfares, visa fees, airport taxes, or any kind of insurance cover.
– Liability for changes in the itinerary due to reasons beyond our control, such as changes in flight/train schedules, cancellation of flights/trains, political disturbances, or natural phenomena.
– Costs incurred due to changes in the itinerary or stay resulting from flight cancellations due to bad weather, ill health, roadblocks, or any factors beyond control.
– Medical or rescue evacuation costs due to mishaps.
– Any other items not specifically mentioned as ‘INCLUDED’ in the package.

These exclusions are important to consider while budgeting for your trip and planning for additional expenses.

Essential Documents for Taking an Indian Vehicle to Nepal

To take an Indian vehicle into Nepal, a “Bansar” (road tax/customs tax receipt) must be obtained from the Nepal Customs Office at the relevant border town. The required documents for this process are:

1. Duly filled up and signed application form.
2. Original Registration Certificate (RC) of the vehicle + 1 photocopy (for their records).
3. Original Driving License + 1 photocopy (for their records).
4. 3 passport-sized photographs.

Additional Requirements:
If the vehicle is registered in a name different from that on the driving license (i.e., the name on the RC book does not match the driver’s name), you will need to provide additional documentation, including:
– A signed letter of authorization from the person who owns the vehicle, granting permission for the driver to take the vehicle into Nepal.

Make sure to have these documents ready to ensure a smooth border crossing.

Cancellation charges per person:

· 30 days or more before departure: 25% of total cost

· 20-29 days before departure: 50% of total cost

· Less than 20 days before departure: 100% of total cost

IF WE CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR Trip \ Trek Do plan the arrangements in advance. It is unlikely that we will have to make any changes to your travel arrangements. Occasionally, we may have to make changes and we reserve the right to do so at any time. If there are any changes, we will advise you of them at the earliest possible date. We also reserve the right under any circumstances to cancel your travel arrangements by assigning reasons to you. If we are unable to provide the booked travel arrangements due to reasons beyond our control (e.g. bad weather), we shall first try to offer alternative dates for the tour if the tour hasn’t already commenced. IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE YOUR HOLIDAY Trip \ Trek After confirmation of services, if you wish to change your travel arrangements in any way (e.g. your chosen departure date or accommodation), we will do our utmost to make these changes but it may not always be possible. Any request for changes must be in writing from the person who made the booking. All cost incurred due to amendment will be borne by you. All booking vouchers and tickets will be provided 5 days before departure. Disclaimer

· Refund will be issued in the name of the person in whose favour the receipt was issued.

· If payment has been received by credit / debit card, the refund is credited to the same card by which the payment was received. For all other cases, refund will be made by Account Payee Cheque only.

· All disputes subject to Delhi jurisdiction.

1. What documents are required for the India to Nepal Bike Tour?
   • You will need the following documents:
     • A valid passport or government-issued ID.
     • Vehicle documents: Original RC and Driving License with photocopies.
     • “Bansar” road tax receipt (issued at the Nepal border).
     • 3 passport-sized photographs.
     • If the vehicle is registered under a different name, a signed authorization letter from the vehicle owner is required.
2. Do I need a visa for Nepal?
   • Yes, an Indian citizen does not require a visa to enter Nepal. However, you must carry a valid passport or any government-issued photo ID like an Aadhar card for identification at the border.
3. What kind of bike will be provided for the tour?
   • The tour package includes one Enfield bike (350cc or 500cc) per rider. The bike is provided without fuel, and you will be responsible for refueling during the tour.
4. Is fuel included in the cost?
   • No, fuel is not included in the package cost. You will need to refuel the bike as per your travel requirements.
5. What kind of accommodation will be provided during the tour?
   • Accommodation will be in hotels, guesthouses, or camps on a twin or triple sharing basis, depending on the package selected. All stays are on an MAP (Room + Breakfast + Dinner) basis.
6. Will there be a backup vehicle?
   • Yes, a backup jeep will be provided if the group size is more than 8 riders. This jeep can carry spare parts, luggage, and assist in case of any mechanical breakdowns.
7. What happens if the weather causes delays or cancellations?
   • In case of weather disruptions, such as roadblocks or flight cancellations, there may be changes in the itinerary. Any additional costs incurred due to such changes will be borne by the participants.
8. Is travel insurance included?
   • No, travel insurance is not included in the package. It is highly recommended to get travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, cancellations, and bike damage before the trip.
9. Will I have to pay for entrance fees to sightseeing places?
   • Entrance fees to sightseeing locations are not included in the package unless specified in the itinerary.
10. What happens if the bike breaks down during the trip?
    • A motorbike mechanic will accompany the group throughout the tour to assist with any bike repairs. Basic spare parts will also be provided. In case of a major breakdown, the backup vehicle will assist with transportation.
11. Can I join the tour if I’m not an experienced rider?
    • While some riding experience is recommended, the tour is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts of various skill levels. Our guide and mechanic will assist you, but basic riding skills and confidence are important for safety.
12. What safety gear should I bring?
    • It is recommended to bring your own riding gear, including a helmet, gloves, jacket, knee and elbow guards, and sturdy footwear. Safety should always be a top priority, and wearing protective gear is strongly advised.
13. What should I do if I need medical assistance during the tour?
    • In case of any medical emergencies, the group will assist in reaching the nearest medical facility. We recommend carrying any personal medications and ensuring that you have emergency contact details readily available.
14. Are there any restrictions on taking my own bike?
    • You can bring your own bike on the tour, provided it meets the required specifications for road travel in Nepal. However, you will need to arrange the necessary permits and customs documentation for crossing the border.
15. What if I need to cancel or reschedule my tour?
    • Cancellation policies vary depending on the tour operator’s terms and conditions. Please refer to the cancellation policy mentioned at the time of booking to understand refund and rescheduling options.