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Embark on a 13-day Upper Mustang motorcycle adventure, starting at $1638. This tour offers more than just a challenging off-road experience; it’s a journey of discovery through restricted areas, stunning landscapes, and interactions with the region’s warm and welcoming people. The permit fee is $500, but the value you receive—enjoyment, unforgettable experiences, and sheer amazement—far exceeds this cost. Explore a land where nomads herd yaks in high pastures, locals with rosy cheeks cultivate the arid soil, and Tibetan culture remains largely untouched by modern civilization. Additionally, you will tackle some of the world’s best and most challenging off-road biking terrains for an unforgettable adventure. For those seeking a cost-effective option, consider the alternative trip without full support, price starts at $1680. Upper Mustang Adventure, Independent Tour (4660M) –T14a Click Here
Trip Code | T14 |
Tour Grade | Easy - Difficult |
Average Riding | 5 hours per day |
Max Altitude | 4660 m |
Distance | Approx. 1250 Km |
Cost (Semi Guided) | From $1638 (Check T14a) |
Cost (Guided) | From $2785 (Rider), $1975 (Pillion/Passenger) |
Accommodation | Standard - 4 star |
Duration | 13 Days including arrival & departure |
Tour Type | Adventure Ride beyond Annapurna Himalayas & Trans Himalayan Region |
Best Time | ( Mar - Apr) & (Oct - Nov) |
Road Condition | 65% Off Road + 35% On Road |
Motorcycle | Royal Enfield 350-500/Himalayan 410/450, Honda CRF250, XR190 + more |
Group Size | 4+ |
Start/End Point | Kathmandu or Pokhara (TC apply) |
2025 | 2026 | 2027 |
15 – 27 April Done √ | 15 – 27 April | 15 – 27 April |
04 – 16 May Done √ | 04 – 16 May | 04 – 16 May |
02 – 14 Nov | 02 – 14 Nov | 02 – 14 Nov |
Item | Tour Price $2395 | Individual Price $0 |
12 Nights accommodation (Twin sharing basis) | $N/A/person | |
Breakfast every morning | $N/A/person | |
Dinner every evening | $N/A/person | |
Motorcycle (Choose your favourite) | $N/A/person | |
All parts (except specified) replacement one time on normal use | $N/A/person | |
Fuel for the trip | $N/A/person | |
(ACAP) Lower Mustang Permit | $N/A/person | |
Upper Mustang special permit | $N/A/person | |
Road toll charges | $N/A/person | |
Mechanic | $N/A/person | |
Tour Guide | $N/A/person | |
Road captain | $N/A/person | |
Support Vehicle | $N/A/person | |
Road/Toll Charges | $N/A/person | |
Airport pick up/Transfer | $N/A/person | |
All applicable taxes | $N/A/person |
Yes, all foreign nationals (except Indian citizens) require a tourist visa to enter Nepal. Visa on Arrival is available at Tribhuvan International Airport and most land borders. You can also apply in advance via the Nepal Immigration eVisa portal. Indian citizens do not need a visa but must carry valid ID (passport or voter ID).
Yes. Upper Mustang is a Restricted Area, and you must obtain: Restricted Area Permit (RAP) – USD 500 per person for 10 days, plus USD 50/day beyond Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) – NPR 3,000 (approx. USD 25) TIMS Card (sometimes waived for motorcycle tours) Note: Independent travel is not allowed—you must go through a registered Nepali tour operator like Bikemandu Travels. We guarantee seamless travel to any restricted areas with all necessary permits you need.
Upper Mustang lies near the Tibetan border and holds immense cultural and geopolitical importance. To preserve its unique Tibetan Buddhist heritage, traditional lifestyles, and fragile ecosystem +more, the government restricts access.
The ideal seasons are: Spring (April–June) – Dry weather, rhododendron blooms, clear skies Autumn (Sept–Nov) – Crisp air, vibrant landscapes, excellent visibility Unlike most of Nepal, Upper Mustang lies in a rain-shadow, making it accessible even during monsoon (July–August), although riding becomes more technical.
Expect a diverse and adventurous route: Tarmac, loose gravel, rocky tracks, and riverbeds High-altitude riding, including mountain passes over 4,000 m Frequent climbs, switchbacks, and wind-exposed stretches Prior off-road or high-altitude riding experience is recommended.
Upper Mustang is often called “The Last Forbidden Kingdom”—a surreal landscape of: Eroded cliffs, multi-colored canyons, and ancient cave dwellings The walled city of Lo Manthang, rich in Tibetan culture Remote monasteries, vast sky vistas, and stark Himalayan beauty This is one of the most visually unique places in the world, perfect for both riders and photographers.
Yes, the tour reaches heights above 4,000 meters. Our itinerary is designed to allow proper acclimatization Riders are advised to stay hydrated, rest, and consult a doctor about altitude medication like Diamox Symptoms such as headache or fatigue should not be ignored
We provide bikes built for Himalayan terrain based on your preference package, including: Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 cc (New Gen) Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 cc Scram (New Gen) Royal Enfield Classic 500 Honda CRF 250L dual-sport – perfect for technical off-road riding Each ride includes mechanical support, spares, and a backup vehicle.
Yes. Foreign riders must have: A valid motorcycle license An International Driving Permit (IDP) Indian riders may use their standard motorcycle license.
Yes. We highly recommend you to carry comprehensive travel insurance that covers: Motorcycle touring Medical evacuation Trip interruption/cancellation Personal liability Ensure the policy explicitly covers high-altitude riding.
In Kathmandu and Pokhara: 3- or 4-star hotels In Upper Mustang: Guesthouses and teahouses—simple, clean, and welcoming Hot showers and electricity are limited at higher altitudes.
Hearty Nepali and Tibetan meals like dal bhat, thukpa, momos Some Indian and continental options in larger towns Vegetarian-friendly throughout Clean bottled or filtered water is always available.
Limited coverage beyond Jomsom Occasional NTC mobile signal and basic Wi-Fi in places like Lo Manthang We suggest buying a Nepal Telecom or Ncell SIM in Kathmandu or Pokhara
Absolutely. Nepal is safe and hospitable, and our tours are organized with: Professional, respectful staff Supportive group environment Special attention to safety and comfort for women and solo riders
No. Due to its restricted status, Upper Mustang can only be visited through licensed operators and with an official guide. WhatsApp us for more details.
Yes! We offer customized combo tours: Lower Mustang & Muktinath Temple is not specifically required while you already travel beyond this region to go to Upper Mustang. We can customise this trip to visit Muktinath during this tour. Manang, yes! Annapurna Circuit or Dhaulagiri foothills, Yes! up to where the road ends. Let us know your preferences—we’ll craft the ultimate Himalayan riding experience.
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.