Overview
Overview
Embark on an exhilarating cycling adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Bhutan, covering up to 185 kilometers on scenic roads. Challenge yourself as you conquer the highest motorable pass in Bhutan, enjoying stunning views of the Himalayan peaks along the way.
This cycling tour is designed to cater to both strong and moderate bikers, with adjustable routes and varying levels of difficulty to suit your cycling prowess. Experience the thrill of pedaling through pristine valleys and winding mountain roads, with limited road traffic ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride.
Explore the cultural treasures of Bhutan as you visit all the essential monuments in Paro and Thimphu, including ancient temples, monasteries, and majestic dzongs. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage and traditions of this Himalayan kingdom, encountering warm hospitality and breathtaking scenery at every turn.
Discover the serene beauty of the Haa Valley, where you'll have the option to experience a unique overnight stay in a traditional farmhouse. Cycle through lush greenery, past terraced fields, and rustic villages, gaining insights into the rural way of life in Bhutan.
Join us for an unforgettable cycling journey through the Land of the Thunder Dragon, where every pedal stroke brings you closer to the heart of this mystical kingdom.
Highlights
1. cycling through picturesque valleys and scenic landscapes, covering approximately 115–180 kilometers over six days.
2. Visiting iconic landmarks such as Tashichho Dzong, Memorial Chorten, and Paro Dzong to immerse in Bhutan's rich cultural heritage.
3. Exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations like Dobji Dzong and Haa Valley, offering insights into Bhutan's traditional way of life.
4. Embarking on a challenging hike to Tiger's Nest monastery, a highlight of Bhutanese religious and architectural heritage.
5. Enjoying the warm hospitality of local families during farmhouse stays, providing authentic cultural experiences.
6. experiencing the unique charm of Thimphu and Paro towns, with opportunities for shopping, dining, and interacting with locals.
7. Admiring panoramic views of the Himalayan Mountain Range, including glimpses of towering peaks like Kanchenjunga and Jomolhari.
8. Immersing in Bhutan's eco-friendly lifestyle and sustainable tourism practices while cycling on low-traffic roads.
9. Witnessing traditional Bhutanese customs and rituals, such as archery games and Kheng cultural performances.
10. Departing with cherished memories of adventure, cultural discovery, and scenic beauty in the Land of the Thunder Dragon.