India and Tibet are two of the most fascinating destinations in the world, both known
for their unique cultures, rich history, and stunning landscapes. And what better way
to explore these two countries than by embarking on a thrilling motorcycle tour
through the scenic and rugged terrain of Nepal.
Motorcycle Escapades is a well-known adventure tour company that offers an
unforgettable journey from India to Tibet via Nepal, providing travelers with the
opportunity to experience the best of these three countries. The tour takes riders
through some of the most spectacular and remote regions of the Himalayas.
With its diverse terrain and vibrant culture, India is a must-visit destination for any
traveller. From the bustling streets of Delhi to the serene backwaters of Kerala, India
offers a range of experiences that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Meanwhile,
Tibet is a unique and spiritual destination, known for its stunning landscapes, rich
history, and deeply-rooted Buddhist culture.
Together, India, Nepal and Tibet offer a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that is perfect
for those seeking a truly immersive travel experience. And with Motorcycle
Escapades, you can explore these destinations on a thrilling and unforgettable
motorcycle tour that will take you off the beaten path and into the heart of the
Himalayas.
· Total distance covered during this tour – 3000Kms
· Regions covered – India, Nepal & Tibet
· Highest Altitude – 5300 Meters IN Tibet
· Average attitude in Tibet Side – 4000 Meters
· Road Condition – 90% Tarmac & 10% gravel
· Experienced required – Moderate (Who has done long distance Motorcycling before)
· Language : Hindi/English in India, Nepali / English in Nepal & Tibetan / Basic English in
Tibet
Fascinating Facts about Tibet:
It is the highest region on Earth, with an average elevation of 4500 meters. No wonder Tibet is often called the “Roof of the World” and the “Third Pole”. · Mount Everest, the highest mountain on the planet rising 8,848 meters above sea level is located in Tibet, on the border between Tibet and Nepal. · Tibet was closed for foreign visitors for a long time. Only starting from 1985 it became possible for tourists to travel to Tibet. · Tibet has the highest number of Buddhist monasteries in the world: over 7,000. · Almost 90% of Tibetan population believe in Tibetan Buddhism. · About 46% of the world’s population depends on the water from rivers originating in Tibet · The Himalayas has the third-largest number of glaciers, ice, and snow in the world following the Antarctic and the Arctic.
Weather conditions during the tour: · Indian Side – May is the peak summer season in Northern Part of India and temperature may goes up to 40 degrees in some part. · Nepal Side : Humid & warn weather in the lower altitude of Nepal, pleasant weather in Hilly regions like Kathmandu. Expect some interim rains in the valley · Tibet : Average daytime temperatures up here on the roof of the world vary from 5°C to 19°C across the country, with Lhasa really earning its reputation as ‘the sunlit city’.
Food : Indian, Nepali, and Tibetan cuisines will be served based on the region we are traveling.
Package Cost: