Biking enthusiasts, adventurous seniors, and anyone looking for a thrilling Bhutan bike trip that combines scenic motorbiking with cultural discovery.
Discover the ultimate ride through the Himalayas on our expertly crafted bike tour Bhutan. Nestled between India and China, Bhutan—known as the Land of the Thunder Dragon—remains a hidden Shangri‑La where Gross National Happiness (GNH) outweighs GDP.
On this Bhutan bike ride, you’ll traverse 72% forested terrain, from lofty mountain passes to fertile river valleys. Centuries of isolation have preserved Bhutan’s pristine environment and unique culture, making every twist and turn a journey through time.
Feel the wind on your face as you roar along misty roads, pass ancient monasteries perched on cliff‑sides, and enter hidden valleys where life moves at its own unhurried pace. This is more than a Bhutan bike tour—it’s a soul‑stirring adventure that promises breathtaking landscapes, spiritual sanctuaries, and memories to last a lifetime.
Get ready to be enthralled by the beauty and tranquility of Bhutan’s winding highways. Pack your riding gear—it’s time for the ride of your life!
Why Join This Bhutan Bike Trip?
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Proven Bhutan Bike Trip Experts: With years of leading Bhutan bike tours, we handle permits, bike maintenance, and support—so you ride worry‑free.
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Tailored Motorbiking Adventure: Our motorbike tour in Bhutan adapts daily routes and rest stops to your pace, whether you’re a novice or seasoned rider.
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All‑Inclusive Comfort & Safety: Enjoy quality lodges, delicious meals, a support vehicle, and on‑route mechanics—all covered in one clear Bhutan motorbiking adventure package.
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Authentic Cultural Immersion: Connect with local communities, stay at eco‑lodges, and discover hidden Himalayan valleys on this unforgettable Bhutan bike trip.
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Our Service Begin
25 Oct
Day 1
Arrival in Paro & Pick Bikes
26 Oct
Day 2
Thimphu Local (Ride to Begana village)
27 Oct
Day 3
To Punakha
28 Oct
Day 4
Punakha Local
29 Oct
Day 5
Punakha to Gangtey-Phobjikha
30 Oct
Day 6
Gangtey to Paro
31 Oct
Day 7
Ride to Chele-La & Paro Local
1 Nov
Day 8
Tiger’s Nest Hike
2 Nov
Day 9
Departure
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Package Cost
Rider – Rs. 87,200*/- Per Person on Twin Sharing
Pillion – Rs. 63,500*/- Per Person on Twin Sharing
Pillion – Rs. 63,500*/- Per Person on Twin Sharing
(*5% GST, 5% TCS, SDF, International/Domestic Airfare Extra | Cost valid for Indian Nationals Only)
How to Reach
Bhutan is well connected to Delhi & Kolkata with daily flights
Expected Temperature
Day: 15 degrees celsius in Thimphu
Paro and Gangtey will be colder & Punakha will be warmer than Thimphu
Night: Minus 1 degrees celsius in Thimphu
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can Indians ride a bike in Bhutan?
Yes, Indian nationals can explore Bhutan on motorcycles. You’ll need a valid passport or voter ID, an Indian driving license (two-wheeler), and must pay the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF). Ease India Travel helps with permits and formalities for a smooth entry.
Is it safe to ride a bike in Bhutan?
Bhutan is one of the safest countries for road trips. Roads are well-maintained, traffic rules are strictly followed, and local drivers are disciplined. Our backup vehicle and 24/7 mechanic ensure safety and comfort throughout your journey.
What’s the best time for a bike trip to Bhutan?
The ideal seasons for biking through Bhutan are March to May and October to December. The October tour by Ease India Travel is perfectly timed for clear weather, scenic views, and festive cultural vibes.
What documents are required for a Bhutan motorcycle tour?
- Indian Passport or Voter ID (with 6 months validity)
- Valid Indian Driving License (two-wheeler)
- Soft copy of passport-size photo
Do I need to pay taxes or SDF for Bhutan?
Yes. Bhutan levies a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of ₹1,200/night per person for Indian citizens. Our package cost includes a clear SDF breakdown so there are no surprises.
Is Bhutan bike trip suitable for beginners?
Yes, but riders must be confident in handling mountain roads. Our guides brief you on Bhutan’s unique traffic rules and riding etiquette. You’ll also receive local orientation before hitting the road.
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