Yes, most foreign nationals require a tourist visa to enter Nepal. • Visa on Arrival is available at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and several land borders. • You can also apply online in advance via the Nepal Immigration website. • Indian citizens do not need a visa, but must carry valid identification like a passport or voter ID.

Yes. Since this itinerary includes riding into the Lower Mustang region, you will need: • TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System) • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) These permits are included in the tour package and arranged by the organizer. No special permits like those needed for Upper Mustang are required for this route.

Lower Mustang: Permit: TIMS + ACAP Cost: Low Accessibility: Open all year Terrain: Moderate – mixed paved and off-road Culture: Tibetan-Buddhist influence Permit Issued: To Individuals and groups. Guide not compulsary Upper Mustang Permit: TIMS + ACAP + Restricted Area Permit (RAP) + ACAP Cost: Low High (RAP is USD 500 per person for 10 days) Accessibility: Restricted entry, only open in specific seasons Terrain: Moderate – mixed paved and off-road + More remote, rugged, and off-the-beaten path Culture: Tibetan-Buddhist influence, but mixed Deep Tibetan cultural heritage, more isolated Permit Issued: To groups Only with licensed guides

This tour is suitable for riders with basic to intermediate experience. While the roads to Kagbeni, Muktinath, and Marpha involve some off-road riding, they are manageable with guidance and support. No extreme off-roading is involved.

You’ll ride on a mix of highways, mountain tarmac, and off-road tracks. • From Kathmandu to Pokhara: Mostly paved roads. • From Tatopani to Kagbeni and Muktinath: Gravel, dirt tracks, and river crossings are common. • Weather in Mustang is usually dry and cool, but can vary by season.

Yes, foreign nationals must carry a valid motorcycle license along with an IDP. Riders without the correct documentation will not be allowed to ride in Nepal. Indian citizens can ride with a domestic motorcycle license.

We strongly recommend you to have comprehensive travel insurance to cover: • Medical emergencies • Personal accident • Trip cancellations • Motorcycle touring or riding (check with your insurer)

You’ll stay in a combination of 3-star and 4-star hotels, local guesthouses, and boutique lodges depending on the location. Rooms are clean, comfortable, and include hot showers and attached bathrooms wherever possible.

Expect a mix of Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and continental cuisines. Common dishes include: • Dal Bhat (lentils, rice, vegetables) • Momos (dumplings) • Thukpa (noodle soup) Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options are available throughout the trip.

Yes, this is a fully supported motorcycle tour, including: • An experienced road captain / tour guide • A support vehicle carrying luggage, spares, and emergency equipment • Mechanic and backup rider • Local guides at selected locations

Absolutely. Nepal is known for being friendly and safe for international travelers. Our team ensures: • A respectful and inclusive group environment • Proper lodging and private room options for solo women • Tour management support available at all times

In Kathmandu, Pokhara, and most towns, mobile coverage and Wi-Fi are reliable. • In Tatopani, Jomsom, and Kagbeni, expect limited or intermittent network access. A local SIM card (Ncell or Nepal Telecom) with data can be purchased in Kathmandu.

Yes, we offer customized extensions to Upper Mustang or Manang or any other places of your interest in Nepal. However, Upper Mustang requires special arrangements, a restricted-area permit, and additional fees. Contact us in advance to discuss extended routes.

We recommend bringing: • Riding gear (helmet, gloves, jacket, boots) • Warm layers (nights in Mustang can be cold) • Sunglasses, sunscreen, and lip balm • Personal medication • Copy of passport, license, and travel insurance

Yes! We proudly support community engagement. If you’d like to contribute to local schools, clinics, or underserved villages, we will: • Coordinate logistics and identify genuine, high-impact opportunities • Connect you with local NGOs or community leaders • Ensure donations or assistance reach the most needed and remote areas
Your ride can become a life-changing journey for others, too.

We use Royal Enfield Himalayan 411/450, Royal Enfield Classic 350/500, or similar adventure-touring motorcycles like Honda XR190and Honda CRF250. These are well-suited to Nepal’s mountain roads and variable terrain.