TOUR NAME:  KATHMANDU-POKHARA

Day 1: KATHMANDU – NUWAKOT  

After leaving the chaos of the city we head towards Narayanthan, where you can stop to see the magnificent sleeping Vishnu temple. We then carry on biking on the outskirts of the Shivapuri National Park. The Langtang Range can be clearly visible depending on the time of the year and clear weather of course. We check our brakes and gear up for a 950 mts descent all the way to Likhu Khola. After some refreshments we head towards our day I destination Nuwakot. (900mts)

NUWAKOT: Nuwakot is a quaint mountain district with breathtaking views of the Trishuli and Tadi valleys situated 76 kms North West of Kathmandu. Nuwakot sits 2970 feet above sea level and is home to a diverse array of ethnic groups; the largest of which are the Newars, followed by the Tamangs. The area is historically known for the palace created by Nepal's unifier, Prithvi Narayan Shah, who chooses the area for its strategic hill – tops views of Tadi and Trishuli rivers. These rivers are considered the gatekeepers to the main trade into Tibet via Kerung. Some of the other places of interests are the Taleju temple, Saat Tale Durbar (seven storied ancient palace) and the Nuwakot durbar square.

Total Distance:  45Km

Altitude: 900 mts

Day 1: TRISHULI-DHADING BESI

We gradually climb 3 Kilometers from the starting Point to Raisingh, all the roads are Turmac. From the starting point to Samari most of the ride is a gradual climb. As we ride we can see the local villagers engaged in farming Potatoes, Cauliflower, Carrot, and Cabbage. Etc. The farmings are spread out on open farms unlike terrace farming. From Samari to Taskar the ride is mostly on rocky track then Taskar to Ratomate is mostly dusty Jeep track. Waling Danda to Dhanding Besi is more or less like a cross country trail and easy to ride. (7 Km) Dhading Besi is like a small city, where the people from the neighboring villages come to buy the basic necessities. The people that make up these villages are of mixed cultures and casts.

Total Distance:  45Km

Altitude: 550 mts

Day 2: DHADINGBESI-GORKHA

From Dhanding Besi to Murali Bhanjyang, it is all tarmac roads. There are few local shops but nothing fancy. From Muralibhanjyang we begin riding on a jeep track. From Tallo Rampur we can see the Nepal Second largest Tar. Mathillo Rampur to Tallo Rampur is mostly all dusty, downhill. We carry on riding passing Bunkghat; you can also see local villagers engaged in farming different crops and vegetables.

GORKHA: The birth place of Prithivi NarayanShah, conqueror of the Kathmandu Valley and founder of modern Nepal. The main attraction here is the Gorkha Durbar (palace) the former palace of the Shahs, which lords over Gorkha from a precarious ridge over the town.

Distance: 54.5 Km

Altitude: 1110 mts

                       Day 3: GORKHA –SUNDARBAZAR

                       Today is more like a cross country and easy ride.  From Chhepetar we can see lots of Banana trees. It is just a small village. There are newly built houses and few old houses on the sides. Okharelisankhu to Garam besi this is like different parts because Okharelisankhu is in Dhading District and Garam Besi is in Lamjung district. It partition from one small flexible bridge (Jholunge Pool). Most of people in depend in farming.

                       Distance: 54.3 Km

                       Altitude: 675 mts

                       Day 4: SUNDER BAZAR TO POKHARA

Sunder Bazaar: From sunder bazaar we can see Machhapuchhre Himal nicely.  Lots of mixed cast people live around here.Begnas Tal (lake) also happens to be the second biggest lake in the country and compared to the other lakes this one is more calm and peaceful.

POKHARA:Pokhara is the starting or finishing point for some of the Nepal’s most popular treks such as the Annapurna Circuit, The Jomsom Trek and the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek. Its fame rests on the natural beauty of its lakeside location and its nearness to the mountains, not on a great historical or cultural endowment.

Picturesque villages, gently rolling chains of hills with terraced fields of rice, subtropical forests and the unique outline of the Himalayas – whose gigantic mountains are only fifty kilometers away and seem so close that you could touch them

Total Distance: 74.4

Altitude: 830 mts

NOTE:  Food and Accommodation are basic.

Group Size:Minimum 3 People

Cost per person:

Price Includes:

Entrance fees (of Monastery, Temples, National park)

Guide with First Aid Kit and Mechanical Backup

Food & Accommodation on twin sharing and full board basis during cycling days.

Only accommodation in Kathmandu

Luggage transfer

Mineral water during cycling

Cost Exclude:

Soft and hard drinks

 Bike and kits

Emergency evacuation fee

Insurance

Other personal interest items