What to Expect?
- Daily riding: 100–240 km depending on terrain.
- Roads: Mixture of smooth asphalt, mountain
serpentines, and short dirt tracks.
- Altitude: Up to 3,300 m, with gradual ascents
for safe acclimatization.
- Accommodation: Handpicked hotels, lodges, and
resorts—clean, safe, and full of character.
- Food: Nepali, Tibetan, and Indian cuisine,
with plenty of vegetarian options.
- Support: Professional guides, mechanics, and a
backup jeep (for groups of 5+ riders).
Expect early starts, thrilling
rides, warm smiles from locals, and evenings filled with cultural charm.
Is This Ride for You?
This tour is perfect if you:
✔ Have an adventurous spirit and love scenic
motorcycle rides.
✔ Are comfortable riding 5–7 hours daily on varied
mountain terrain.
✔ Want to experience Everest without trekking for
days.
✔ Enjoy a balance of adventure and cultural
immersion.
It may not be ideal if you:
✘ Have zero motorcycle experience.
✘ Prefer only luxury accommodations (we balance
comfort with authenticity).
Preparation Tips
- Riding Skills: Practice long-distance rides
and cornering before the trip.
- Fitness: Basic fitness helps with stamina and
altitude adaptation.
- Gear: Bring your own helmet and protective
riding gear for comfort.
- Health: Carry personal medications and ensure
your insurance covers motorcycling.
- Packing: Layered clothing for varying
climates, from cool mountains to warm plains.
- Mindset: Come with flexibility—road conditions
and weather can change in the Himalayas.
Why Ride with Amazing Nepal Trek?
- Local Expertise: 100% Nepali-owned company
with decades of Himalayan experience.
- Safety First: Certified guides, backup
vehicles, and medical support.
- Authenticity: Routes crafted to include hidden
gems, not just tourist spots.
- Community Focus: We partner with local lodges
and promote sustainable tourism.
- Tailor-Made Adventures: Flexible itineraries
to suit your riding style and pace.
- Trusted Reputation: Excellent reviews and
repeat travelers worldwide.
Do I need a motorcycle license?
Yes, all participants are required to hold a valid motorcycle license to join the See Everest Motorcycle Tour. For international visitors, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is highly recommended to ensure smooth compliance with Nepali traffic laws. Riding without a proper license is not permitted on this tour for safety and legal reasons.
What is the riding difficulty level?
This tour is classified as intermediate level. Riders should be comfortable navigating mountain roads, handling traffic in Nepali towns, and riding on occasional dirt or gravel tracks. The tour balances challenging mountain riding with scenic stretches to ensure an exhilarating yet manageable experience for riders with some prior riding experience.
How many kilometers do we ride daily?
Daily distances vary from 100 to 240 kilometers depending on the terrain and altitude changes. Some days include winding serpentines through the mountains, while others cover smoother plains or highways. Riders should be prepared for moderate-long rides with breaks for sightseeing, photography, and cultural visits.
Which motorcycle models are available?
We provide two carefully maintained options for this tour: the Royal Enfield Classic 350cc as the standard choice, and the Royal Enfield Himalayan 411cc for riders who prefer more power and off-road capability. Both motorcycles are ideal for Himalayan terrain and are serviced regularly to ensure reliability.
Can a passenger join without riding?
Yes, passengers who prefer not to ride can travel as pillion on the motorcycle with a partner or in the support jeep. This allows non-riders to enjoy the scenic journey, cultural stops, and wildlife experiences without needing to handle the motorcycle themselves.
What is the group size?
The tour accommodates a maximum of 12 riders, ensuring a personalized experience and easy management by the guides and support team. Small group sizes allow for safety, flexibility, and social interaction while still maintaining a professional and organized journey.
What is the maximum altitude of the tour?
The highest point of the tour reaches approximately 3,300 meters near Phaplu. The route is designed to allow gradual acclimatization to altitude changes, minimizing risks of altitude sickness while giving riders the experience of riding in high Himalayan terrain.
Is prior Himalayan riding experience necessary?
Prior Himalayan riding experience is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended that participants have some experience on mountain roads. Familiarity with hairpin bends, narrow tracks, and uneven terrain will make the journey more enjoyable and comfortable.
Do I need insurance?
Yes, all participants must carry travel insurance covering both medical emergencies and motorcycling activities. This ensures peace of mind for riders and their families, especially in the remote mountain regions of Nepal where immediate medical support may be limited.
What about food during the trip?
The tour includes daily breakfast and lunch featuring local Nepali, Tibetan, and Indian cuisine. Dinners are generally at your own choice, offering flexibility to explore local eateries, try traditional dishes, or enjoy meals at your lodge. Vegetarian options are widely available throughout the trip.
What is the best time to join this tour?
The optimal months for riding are March–May and October–November. During these periods, the weather is stable with clear skies, making mountain views spectacular. Riding conditions are ideal, and temperatures are comfortable for both day and evening activities.
Is fuel included in the price?
Yes, all fuel costs are included in the tour price. Riders do not need to worry about refueling along the route, as the tour team ensures that motorcycles are fueled appropriately throughout the journey, allowing you to focus on the adventure and scenery.
How do we see Everest?
Mount Everest can be viewed from a specially chosen Everest viewpoint near Phaplu. This location offers panoramic vistas of Everest and surrounding Himalayan peaks. Depending on weather, riders may ride or trek a short distance to reach the viewpoint for optimal photo opportunities.
Can I bring my own riding gear?
Yes, bringing your personal riding gear is encouraged. Helmets, gloves, jackets, pants, and boots designed for comfort and protection enhance safety and riding experience. While basic protective gear is provided, your own high-quality gear ensures the best fit and confidence on challenging mountain roads.
What kind of accommodations are provided?
We stay in carefully selected hotels, lodges, and resorts along the route. Accommodations are clean, safe, and locally owned wherever possible, offering comfort after long riding days. Rooms are generally twin-sharing, with private bathrooms and basic amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay while keeping you close to nature and culture.
What about altitude sickness?
The highest altitudes on the tour reach about 3,300 meters, and the itinerary is designed to allow gradual acclimatization. Most riders experience minimal effects, but we recommend staying hydrated, avoiding overexertion, and following the guides’ instructions to prevent altitude-related issues.
Is vegetarian food available?
Yes, vegetarian meals are widely available and can be requested in advance. Nepali cuisine offers a variety of options for vegetarians, including dal bhat, vegetable curries, momos, and fresh salads. The tour ensures that dietary preferences are accommodated wherever possible.
Do you provide support in case of breakdowns?
Yes, a professional mechanic and spare parts accompany the group to handle motorcycle issues. In addition, a support vehicle is available for minor repairs or if riders need assistance, ensuring safety and minimal disruption to the tour schedule.
Can non-riders join the tour?
Non-riders are welcome and can travel in the support jeep. They can participate in all cultural stops, sightseeing, and activities such as the Chitwan safari, making it a family-friendly or group-inclusive adventure without requiring motorcycle experience.
How do I book and pay?
Bookings can be made online via our website or by email. A deposit secures your spot, and the remaining balance must be paid before the tour starts. Payment methods include bank transfer, credit card, or online payment platforms. Early booking is recommended due to limited group sizes.