Arriving in Paro, rev up your adventure by exploring the town’s narrow streets,

On arrival at the airport, our representatives from Knight Motors Tours will greet us and drive us to the hotel. After a quick rest at the hotel, we will conduct a familiarization session with the local crew and the guests.

Through this, we can answer any itinerary queries and chalk out travel times as per the guests preferences and conveniences. Then we can plan for short ride to the North side of Paro and then ride towards the town and stroll around.

Overnight stay at Paro

Gear up for an exhilarating motor biking journey from Paro to Thimphu, via Haa which is approximately 180 kilometers journey, and   we will ride through Chele La which is the second highest motor-able road in Bhutan. Then we will reach haa valley have our lunch then ride towards Thimphu via Dobji Dzong which is thought to be the first model Dzong in Bhutan.

Overnight at Thimphu

Before we begin our journey towards Phobjikha which is approximately 130 kilometers we will visit Buddha Point and then we will ride towards Dochula Pass relishing breathtaking Himalayan vistas, and now we will  descend into Phobjikha Valley, immerse in its tranquility, highlighted by lush expanses and, if in season, the graceful presence of the rare black-necked cranes. This route promises a blend of adventure and natural beauty.

Overnight stay at Phobjikha

Morning we would visit the Black Neked crane centre which showcases facts about black crane in form of videos, brochures and presentation.

Departing from Phobjikha to Bumthang  which is approximately 161 kilometers, we will traverse picturesque valleys and winding roads via Trongsa and we will visit Trongsa Dzong which is one of important dzong located in middle of the country and it is the longest dzong in Bhutan.

Overnight stay at Bumthang

Ride to Tang Valley and visit Ogyen Choling Palace and Museum and then we will return for a leisurely stroll in Bumthang town and visit Jampa Lhakhang which is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan.

Then we will have an open evening, guests may do as they like.

Overnight stay at Bumthang

The journey from Bumthang to Mongar is approximately 207kilometre. Get ready for varying road conditions, including winding mountain roads and some rough patches. The ride terrain Varied – includes mountainous roads, valleys, and passes.

Overnight stay at Bumthang

In the morning, we will cruise about 17km on our bikes towards KoriLa pass (2400m) and descent all way to valley floor, approximately about 1200m and continue to Trashigang.

 Trashigang spans the eastern most corners of the kingdom, skirting up to the edge of the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, and is the country’s largest district. The district has an altitude ranging from 600m to over 4000m above sea level and Bhutan’s largest river, the Dangmechu, flows through the district.

Overnight at Trashigang

Today we will halt in trashigang nestled in Bhutan’s eastern realm, Trashigang is an emblem of tradition amid stunning landscapes. Its vibrant market offers a glimpse into local life,

After breakfast we will ride towards Sakteng which is approximately 68 kilometers an ethereal sanctuary, immerses visitors in pristine wilderness and the unique culture of the Brokpas.

This remote village in the hidden valleys of eastern Bhutan captivates with its untouched beauty, rare wildlife, and the warmth of its indigenous people. Sakteng is a gateway to the mystical and unexplored, inviting travelers to witness an untouched way of life.

Overnight at Trashigang

Today our journey would be thrilling and long as we would ride towards Mongar, Gyapozhing then Nganglam and reaching Panbang, in which the total ride would be approximately 260 kilometers. Panbang is a small town which is 13 kilometers away from indian border and it offers several breathtaking adventurous experiences to thrill seekers.

Overnight at Panbang

Embark on a scenic 170-kilometer motorcycle odyssey from Panbang to Gelephu in Bhutan. Traverse diverse landscapes, starting from Panbang’s lush forests, riding through winding roads along riversides and valleys. Pass charming villages, soaking in local cultures, and witness the gradual shift from subtropical to semi-tropical climates. Revel in the adventure, encountering stunning vistas, culminating in the bustling town of Gelephu.

Overnight Gelephu

Experience a 200-kilometer motorcycle escapade from Gelephu to Punakha via Tsirang, exploring Bhutan’s enchanting landscapes. Departing from Gelephu’s bustling town, journey through Tsirang’s winding roads, adorned with lush forests and panoramic valley views. Pass through serene villages, immersing in local life, before ascending to Punakha’s majestic valley. Encounter diverse terrains, from subtropical to temperate, on this exhilarating ride through Bhutan’s heartlands.

Overnight Punakha

Today’s ride is approximately 115kilometer and we will be passing through Dochula Pass, with its panoramic views of the Himalayas. As we continue towards Thimphu, this journey presents a transition from serene nature to the energetic heartbeat of the capital and then towards Paro, showcasing Bhutan’s scenic beauty and urban glimpses and before reaching the historic town of Paro which is Surrounded by lush greenery and dotted with traditional Bhutanese houses.

Overnight stay at Paro

Today we will hike towards Tiger’s Nest (Paro Taktsang) which is one of the most famous legendary pilgrimage sites in Bhutan, brimming with natural beauty and spiritual significance. Tiger’s Nest, or The Paro Taktsang, is an iconic monastery perched on a Cliffside in the Paro Valley of Bhutan. It is believed in the 8^th century the great tantric master Guru Rinpoche (2^nd Buddha) Flew on the back of a tigress to the site where the monastery now stands. Tiger’s Nest remains an enduring symbol of Bhutanese spirituality and a pilgrimage site attracting visitors from across the globe, offering a tangible connection to Bhutan’s rich religious and cultural heritage.

The hike will take approximately 5 hours (to and fro).

Overnight stay at Paro

Depart from the Paro Airport