Bhutan has a government-regulated tourism policy that requires visitors to pay a daily sustainable development fee. This system helps protect Bhutan’s culture, environment and infrastructure. A large portion of the fee supports the country’s education and healthcare systems.
A normal riding day begins with breakfast around 8:00 am, followed by a short briefing from the tour guide. Riding usually starts around 9:00 am with regular stops for coffee, photos and lunch. Depending on the route, we typically [...]
Your main luggage is transported in the support vehicle throughout the journey. Riders usually carry only personal items for the day in the motorcycle saddlebags or a small backpack.
Yes. All riders must hold a valid motorcycle driving license issued in their home country. An international driving permit is also required.
Typical group size is: 8–14 riders 2–6 passengers The minimum number of riders required for the tour to operate is six participants.
Yes, riding with a pillion passenger is possible. If road conditions become challenging, passengers always have a guaranteed seat in the support vehicle and can switch between the motorcycle and vehicle at any time.
