Trip Highlights
Embark on a thrilling and soul- stirring motorcycle adventure through the mystical area of Bhutan, starting from the bustling gateway of Siliguri in India. The trip begins with a scenic lift through the lush Dooars region, dotted with thick jungles, mooching gutters, and world-notorious Darjeeling tea estates. As you cross into Bhutan at Phuntsholing, a conspicuous shift in pace and serenity welcomes you to a land that values Gross National Happiness over material wealth. Lift along misty, winding Himalayan roads, with stops at fascinating original teahouses and shoes that offer stirring lookouts. One of the unforgettable highlights is the trip to the iconic Taktsang Monastery, also known as Tiger’s Nest, perched dramatically on a cliffside in Paro. This sacred point is considered the spiritual heart of Bhutan. In Thimphu, Bhutan’s capital, you’ll visit the towering Buddha Dordenma statue, explore the National Memorial Chorten, and observe the curious Takin — Bhutan’s public beast — at the Motithang save. The lift continues to Punakha via the spectacular Dochula Pass, known for its 108 chortens and panoramic Himalayan views. In Punakha, the majestic Punakha Dzong awaits, sitting at the confluence of two gutters and radiating peace and majesty. The trip retraces its route through the Himalayan foothills, offering a final night of reflection in the serene Dooars region before returning to Siliguri. With every hence, this stint offers a perfect blend of adrenaline, nature, and cultural immersion — making it further than just a motorcycle lift, but a transformative experience across one of the world’s most fascinating destinations.
Day 1 -The Adventure Begins – appearance at Bagdogra, Lift Briefing & Bike prolusion Drink to the gateway of the Himalayas! As you touch down at Bagdogra Airport, the exhilaration of the trip ahead begins to stir. Our crew will be there to hail you and companion you to a comfortable hotel in Siliguri. Once the group assembles, we unveil your lift – your safe steed for the grand lift ahead. After a safety briefing and a short familiarization lift, we’ll dive into the stint exposure. In the evening, over a warm mug of tea( or commodity stronger), we’ll complete immigration formalities for Bhutan and start soaking in the spirit of the road ahead.
Day 2- Through the Jungles – Siliguri to Phuentsholing
We arouse up beforehand, chasing the rising sun through the Dooars – a lush, emerald belt nestled in the Himalayan foothills. The lift weaves through thick jungles, conduit crossings, sleepy North Bengal cosmopolises, and stretches of rolling tea amphitheaters that bear the world- celebrated Darjeeling Tea. After a numerous scenic gridlocks and drafts of original chai, we arrive at the Indo- Bhutan border bymid- morning. Drink to Phuentsholing – your first hassle with the calm, composed cadence of Bhutanese life. Once formalities are done, we check into a original hotel and begin to absorb the slow fineness of the Land of the Thunder Dragon. 1 .
Day 3 – Into the Mountains – Phuentsholing to Paro
Today, we trade the plains for winding, mist- cloaked Himalayan roads. As we lift, the downfall may turn capricious – murk drifting low, unlooked- for drizzles blessing our helmets – but that only adds to the magic of this lift. We’ll stop at antique teahouses and the notorious Dantak Canteen for original snacks and storming mugs of Suja( Bhutanese adulation tea). Permit checkpoints mark our progress as we maunder through lush mountain roads into the peaceful concave of Paro by late afterlife. Take the evening to relax and admire the pristine surroundings – you’re deep in the heart of Bhutan now.
Day 4 – Passage to the murk – Tiger’s Nest Monastery
Hike Trade machine for hiking thrills moment – as we set off for the fabulous Taktsang Monastery, perched like a dream on a cliff 3,000 bases above the Paro Valley. Known as the Tiger’s Nest, it’s a sacred point where Guru Padmasambhava is said to have meditated, flying also on the reverse of a tigress. The trip is steep and spiritual – every step a trip inward. Not a rambler? No worries – there’s a stunning café half up where you can belt tea with a surreal view of the monastery. In the evening, those up for a lift can explore Drukgyal Dzong or simply passage Paro’s peaceful highways.
Day 5 – Lift to the Royal Capital – Paro to Thimphu
After breakfast, we fire up the machines and head to Bhutan’s quirky yet graceful capital, Thimphu. Imagine a capital municipality with no business lights – just bulls in traditional garb gracefully directing business. En route, we pass by riverside roads and forested angles. Our stops include the Memorial Chorten, the grand Buddha Dordenma – one of the world’s largest Buddha statues – and the Motithang Takin save, home to Bhutan’s fabulous- looking public beast. The evening is yours to explore the Thimphu request, buzzing yet serene – a perfect blend of old and new Bhutan.
Day 6 – Across the murk – Thimphu to Punakha via Dochula
Pass One of the most scenic lifts of the stint! We climb toward Dochula Pass( 3,100 m), where the 108 chortens stand solemnly in memory of Bhutanese legionnaires. On a clear day, the Himalayas reveal themselves in a jaw- dropping outlook. From there, we descend into the warmer dales
of Punakha. The highlight? A visit to the majestic Punakha Dzong – a stronghold of bliss erected in the 17th century, cradled between two gutters. Tonight’s stay is perched on a hilltop, offering stirring views of the concave – an ideal spot to relax and reflect.
Day 7 -Back to Bengal – Punakha to Dooars
Time to turn the throttle back toward India. Our return lift retraces mountain angles and lush timbers to Phuentsholing, also dips into the Dooars region formerly more. By late afterlife, we roll into the peaceful vill of Chalsa, where a serene resort awaits in the Himalayan foothills. Tonight, we celebrate our shared trip – the stories, the laughs, and the roads that brought us
Day 8 – Ride Ends – Chalsa to Siliguri & Departure
A short but sweet final ride. We cruise through the last 100 km of smooth roads to reach Siliguri by noon. After returning the bikes and bidding farewell to your two-wheeled companions, we’ll arrange your airport drop-off. Your journey through Bhutan may end here – but the memories, the landscapes, and the friendships forged will linger long after the ride is over.
