This 19-day motorbike tour takes you through the heart of Tibet, from the Gyirong Border between Nepal and Tibet, to some of the most iconic sacred sites in the world, including Mount Kailash, Lake Manasarovar, and Everest Base Camp. The journey is designed for those seeking adventure, culture, spirituality, and challenging motorbike riding through remote and breathtaking landscapes.
As you travel through the Tibetan Plateau, you will experience high-altitude riding, which offers incredible views of the Himalayan mountain range and Tibetan Buddhist culture. From exploring ancient monasteries and sacred lakes to riding through vast, empty plateaus and high-mountain passes, this tour provides an extraordinary opportunity to connect with Tibet’s deep spirituality and natural beauty.
Tour Highlights
- ✨Start at Gyirong Border (Nepal–Tibet) – Begin your epic motorbike adventure from the remote Gyirong border into the heart of the Tibetan Plateau.
- ✨Ride the Tibetan Plateau – Cross vast high-altitude landscapes with rugged terrain, sweeping views and nomadic culture.
- ✨Everest Base Camp & Rongbuk Monastery – Reach the highest monastery in the world and enjoy unrivaled views of Mount Everest’s north face.
- ✨Lhasa’s Spiritual Treasures – Visit the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street in Tibet’s sacred capital.
- ✨Sacred Lakes: Yamdrok & Nam Tso – Experience the stunning turquoise beauty of sacred high-altitude lakes with scenic stops.
- ✨Shigatse & Tashilhunpo Monastery – Explore Tibet’s second-largest city and the seat of the Panchen Lama.
- ✨Ancient Guge Kingdom & Earth Forest – Discover the archaeological ruins of the Guge Kingdom and dramatic earth pillar landscapes.
- ✨Mt. Kailash & Lake Manasarovar – Ride to the sacred Mount Kailash and reflect by the spiritual waters of Lake Manasarovar.
- ✨Remote Northern Tibet Journey – Traverse isolated regions like Nyima, Gertse and Zhongba, embracing true adventure and freedom.
- ✨Cross Back to Nepal – Complete your once-in-a-lifetime motorbike odyssey as you return to Nepal through the Gyirong border.