Biking / Motor Biking

Bhutan has immense areas of undisturbed nature and even cycling along its "highways" one sees a lot of it.

The views are often stunning, but you are advised to stop before you look.
The climate in large parts of the country is quite pleasant for cycling, especially in spring and fall.
None of the main roads are very steep. The average percentage seems to be around 7%, which is what overloaded Tata trucks can manage.
Even on the highways there is little traffic, especially east of Wangdi.

Bhutanese on bikes

In the early 1990's bicycles were a rare sight in Bhutan, apart from a few of the border towns. These days you come across Bhutanese on bikes more regularly. And now there is even a Bhutan Mountain Biking Club in the making.

Roads are a good way to start biking. Once you can manage the roads all right you can promote yourself to the trails. Chances of getting lost on roads are slim. Passing vehicles can sometimes be convinced to give you a ride to the next town if you are totally exhausted or if your bike has died.

Note:

We do offer motor biking tours too, we provide guide, fooding, lodging and others. You will have to bring your own equipments, the bicycles, or the motor cycles. For further information, please contact us.