Nepal to Tibet Motorbike Tour

The Nepal to Tibet Motorbike Tour is a fantastic choice for adventure lovers who enjoy riding motorcycles. Imagine yourself cruising along a quiet road in the rugged, treeless landscape of the Tibetan Plateau. You'll encounter small villages that reflect ancient Tibetan culture, and you'll see nomadic herders taking care of their animals against the backdrop of the world's highest mountains. It may not be luxurious, but it's sure to be an unforgettable adventure that you'll remember forever.

Starting from Kathmandu, the highlight of the trip is Lhasa, where you'll explore ancient monasteries, stunning palaces like the Potala Palace, and other culturally significant sites. Then, your motorcycle journey begins. You'll ride through beautiful turquoise lakes, charming villages, and even catch a glimpse of Everest, the tallest mountain on Earth. With its diverse culture and stunning scenery, the Nepal to Tibet Motorbike Tour is considered one of the best motorcycle tours in Asia. (Note: This trip requires prior driving experience. You'll ride a powerful and comfortable 500 cc Royal Enfield or 411 CC Royal Enfield Himalayan, while your luggage will be carried by a support jeep with an emergency technician.)

About Motorbikes:

We offer 411 CC Royal Enfield Himalayan and 500 CC Royal Enfield Classic motorcycles, perfect for long rides in the Himalayas. Let us know which bike you prefer, or we can arrange other brands available in Nepal or Tibet upon request.

Tibet Visa and Travel Permit Information:

All non-Chinese and Tibetan foreigners must get a Tibet visa and travel permit to enter Tibet. These permits are issued by the Tibet Tourism Bureau and can only be obtained through registered travel agencies like Nepal Motorbike Tour. Tibet permits come in paper form, separate from your passport. (Note: It's essential to understand that Tibet travel permits and visas are different. You cannot enter Tibet with just a Chinese visa. Make sure to obtain a Tibet travel permit before your trip.)

Required Documents for Tibet Visa/Permit:

Clear scanned copy of your passport valid for at least six months. Copy of your Chinese visa via email (for travelers entering Tibet from mainland China). Fill out a form at the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu with your latest passport-sized photo (arranged by Nepal Motorbike Tour for travelers from Nepal). The Tibet Tourism Bureau usually takes about one week to approve your travel permit, but it may take longer. Apply for your Tibet permit at least 15 days in advance to be safe. Diplomats, journalists, professional photographers, and government officials cannot get their Tibet travel permits through regular travel agencies. They must arrange it through the foreign affairs department.