Most nationalities can get a Nepal visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport. Tibet requires a separate Tibet Travel Permit, which we arrange for you as part of any Tibet-inclusive itinerary — you cannot apply for it independently.
Prior motorcycling experience is recommended for our high-altitude and off-road routes. We grade every tour by difficulty and our guides provide a safety briefing and test ride before departure, with a support vehicle following the group.
Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) offer the clearest skies and most stable weather for both trekking and riding. Some routes, like Upper Mustang, are also rideable through summer since they lie in the rain-shadow area.
Yes. Every departure includes an experienced lead guide, backup support (vehicle or porter crew depending on the trip), and 24/7 contact with our Kathmandu office throughout your journey.
Absolutely. Alongside our fixed group departures, we design private and custom itineraries for solo travelers, families, and groups — tailored to your dates, fitness level, and destinations of interest.