Lang Tang & Everest Region
5th-15th Oct / 2nd-12th Nov
MotorBikes Jeeps and Mysticism in the Himalayas
A journey through mountains, temples, glaciers, and off roads.
A Unique Adventure into the Heart of The Himalayas
An unforgettable experience
Samadhi House together with Lama Gyamtso , we invite you to experience an unforgettable journey through the sacred beauty of Langtang and Everest Region, following ancient pilgrimage trails on a Royal Enfield motorbike or a 4x4 Jeep.
A spiritual and adventurous trip through mountains, glaciers, hidden temples, and landscapes that awaken the soul.
With guides, mechanic, and full support so you can focus on enjoying every moment.
👉 An experience that will stay with you for life!
An epic 10-day adventure through the Nepalese Himalayas, riding Royal Enfields across the breathtaking Lang tang Valley & Everest Region—
a hidden gem where gods, nature, and raw adventure meet face to face.
We begin in Kathmandu, heading north in a convoy of motorbikes (with a 4x4 support vehicle), into landscapes that seem pulled from a dream: cedar and rhododendron forests, cliffside villages, hanging bridges, hidden temples, and ancient routes.
Every curve in the road reveals a new postcard: prayer flags dancing in the wind, roaring waterfalls, and mountain lookouts where words fall short.
We sleep in charming mountain lodges and enjoy star-filled skies so close they feel within reach.
This isn’t your average tour. It’s a wild, spiritual adventure for those craving something real, intense, and soul-stirring. Come on a Royal Enfield or in the comfort of a jeep — what matters is letting the Himalayas show you their power.
Are you coming with us?
Spots are limited. The experience… unforgettable.
Route Day By Day:
Day 0: Arrival in Kathmandu
“First Steps into the Sacred Valley”
A gentle landing in Nepal
Day 0: Arrival in Kathmandu – Welcome at Boudhanath
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our team will be waiting to greet you with a warm welcome. From there, we’ll make our way to Boudhanath, one of the most sacred and atmospheric places in the entire Himalayan region — a UNESCO World Heritage Site and spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal.
Our hotel is nestled just a short walk from the great Boudhanath Stupa, a colossal white dome surrounded by prayer wheels, monks in maroon robes, and the scent of juniper incense. It's the perfect setting to begin your journey — peaceful, inspiring, and steeped in ancient energy.
You'll have some free time to rest after your flight, explore the stupa’s circular path alongside pilgrims, or sip tea from a rooftop café with views over the golden eyes of Buddha gazing in all directions.
In the late afternoon, we’ll gather for a welcome briefing: we’ll answer any questions, share the excitement of the road ahead, and walk through the key stages of our adventure together.
The day will close with a group dinner in a warm, relaxed setting, celebrating the start of a journey that promises to be far more than just travel — a deep dive into culture, landscape, and spirit.
Day 1: From Boudhanath to Budhanilkantha – First Encounter with the Motorbikes
After breakfast at Boudhanath, we’ll check out and head north toward Budhanilkantha, a peaceful area nestled at the base of the Shivapuri hills. There, we’ll settle into Samadhi House or the corresponding hotel for the night.
Today marks a key turning point in our adventure: the first meeting with our travel companions — the Royal Enfield Himalayan motorbikes. Our technical team will be waiting with everything ready for us to get acquainted with the bikes, go over basic safety checks, and make any needed adjustments.
We’ll enjoy a group lunch in the area, and in the afternoon, we’ll take the bikes for a short test ride through the scenic backroads of Budhanilkantha. This warm-up ride is the perfect chance to get familiar with the motorcycles and ease into the spirit of the journey.
Day 2: Heading to Nuwakot
“Curves of the Ancients”
From the quiet hills of Budhanilkantha to the royal stronghold of Nuwakot, through terraces, forests, and winding mountain roads.
Day 2: Heading to Nuwakot – First Curves and Landscapes of the Lower Himalayas
We’ll start the day with breakfast at Samadhi House or the nearby group hotel, surrounded by the calm hills of Budhanilkantha. It’s time to gather energy, check our gear, and officially begin the journey: we leave the Kathmandu Valley behind and ride toward the mountains.
Our destination is Nuwakot, a historic hilltop village once used as a royal stronghold, full of charm and ancient architecture. We’ll spend the night at the rustic and welcoming Hotel. The ride there takes around 4 to 5 hours, depending on road conditions and the group’s pace.
The Route:
We begin on secondary roads that pass through small villages, rice fields, and cultivated terraces. Soon, the city noise fades as the road begins to climb into the hills. The first real riding challenges appear: uneven asphalt, stretches of compact dirt, and occasional steep turns.
While the route is not technically demanding, it does require focus—especially on descents and tight curves. Traffic is light, allowing us to ride freely and enjoy the surroundings.
Along the Way:
- Subtropical forests and layered farmlands
- Scenic views of the Trishuli River and endless hills
- Quiet rural roads with friendly greetings from locals
- Natural stops for photos, local tea, or simply to breathe
Once we arrive at Hotel, we’ll be welcomed by its rustic charm—perfect for resting after this first day on the road. A homemade meal and peaceful evening in the countryside will close the day.
Day 3: Beyond the Mountains – Journey to the Hidden Lake
“Highway in the Sky”
Riding into the wild silence of Dhap Lake, where the road becomes poetry and the sky draws near.
Day 3: Beyond the Mountains – Journey to the Hidden Lake
We wake up to the stillness of the countryside, in a beautifully restored farmhouse surrounded by hills and blooming gardens. After a delicious breakfast with views over the valley slopes, we prepare for one of the most memorable stages of our journey: the ride toward Dhap Lake, a secluded gem tucked away in the lower Himalayas.
Today’s ride will take us around 5 to 6 hours, following the breathtaking Pushpalal Highway—also known as the "highway in the sky"—a scenic mountain route that winds through remote villages, dramatic ridgelines, and landscapes of untouched beauty. As we climb higher, the air grows cooler and the world becomes quieter.
The Route:
From the hills of Nuwakot we descend toward Betrawati, then begin the gradual climb eastward. The asphalt gradually gives way to gravel, dirt, and rocky tracks, with tight curves and demanding uphill stretches. Along the Pushpalal Highway, we pass through villages like Mailung, Kalikasthan, and Thade, where life moves at the rhythm of the mountains.
The ride requires focus, but every turn is rewarded with awe: waterfalls, suspension bridges, terraced fields, prayer flags, and deep, sacred silence.
What awaits along the way:
- Villages suspended between misty hills
- Pine forests, rhododendrons, and vast Himalayan views
- A growing sense of altitude and isolation
- Occasional encounters with farmers, herders, or yaks
By late afternoon, we reach the peaceful Dhap Lake, on the edge of Gaurishankar National Park. We’ll stay in a high-quality mountain lodge, where cozy rooms with open views invite rest and reflection. The peaceful gardens are perfect for a sunrise breakfast or a sunset dinner, and we’ll enjoy a homemade dinner with a choice of Nepali or Western cuisine.
A day of real riding, real silence, and a sky full of stars to end it.
Day 4: The Sacred Heights
“Ama Yangri: Ascent to the Heart of the Sky”
From the still waters of Dhap Lake to Yolmo’s spiritual summit and the descent into the ancestral valley of Karchung.
Day 4: The Sacred Heights – From Dhap Lake to Ama Yangri and Descent to Karchung
We depart early from our mountain lodge by the serene Dhap Lake, after a comforting breakfast amidst still waters and pure skies. Today will be an intense and meaningful journey: we’ll ascend to the sacred Ama Yangri Base Camp, then descend into the heart of Yolmo, to the village of Karchung.
Day 5: Descent Through the Valleys
“Deep Rivers and Timeless Canyons”
From Yolmo to the depths of the Bhote Koshi, where the waters sing and the mountains open.
Day 5: Descent through the Valleys – From Yolmo to the Canyons of Tatopani
We begin the day in Karchung, and if we haven’t visited Milarepa’s cave yet, we do so now. It’s a place of retreat and spiritual power, where the echo of the master still seems to dwell among the rocks.
After the visit and breakfast, we embark on one of the longest and most beautiful journeys of the route: the trip to Tatopani, where the breathtaking landscape of the Bhote Koshi river canyon awaits us.
The Route:
Karchung → Melamchi → Barhabise → Tatopani
Estimated driving time: 6–7 hours
Roads: mountain dirt and gravel sections, then paved road along the Friendship Highway
Altitude: from ≈3,000 m down to ≈1,200 m
We descend along winding roads through forests, terraced farms, and hillside villages. We stop in Melamchi for lunch or tea and continue along the Bhote Koshi canyon, with its suspension bridges and sheer cliffs.
Arrival in Tatopani
We arrive in the afternoon at a high-end lodge surrounded by tropical nature, palm trees, gardens, and cliffs.
The rooms are comfortable and well-equipped, and dinner is served in a relaxed setting, with local and international options. The sound of the river will accompany our rest.
Day 6: Toward Jiri or Shivalei
“Curves of Time and Himalayan Horizons”
Through jungles, terraces, and legends, we journey toward villages that guard ancient memory.
Day 6: From Tatopani to Jiri or Shivalei – Wild Valleys and Himalayan Horizons
We have breakfast by the river and begin the journey toward the green heights of Jiri or Shivalei, two mountain towns full of history and beauty.
The Route:
Tatopani → Barhabise → Lamosangu → Dolalghat → Jiri or Shivalei
6–8 hours
Roads: mostly paved but with sharp curves and narrow areas,
Altitude: from ≈1790
The scenery changes constantly: subtropical jungles, river gorges, agricultural terraces, and mountain passes. We have lunch en route, perhaps in Lamosangu or Dolalghat, and continue until we arrive before sunset.
Overnight in Jiri or Shivalei
We stay in a quiet guesthouse with views of the hills, ideal for disconnecting and preparing for the next stage. Homemade dinner and deep rest.
Day 7: Heading to Pathale
“Solu: The Green Pulse of the South”
Rural roads through living villages and the Everest Best views where the earth breathes and the gaze softens.
Day 7: From Jiri/Shivalei to Pathale – Green Heart of Solu
Today we head south, entering the Solu region, with its gentle hills, hidden villages, and cultivated fields.
The Route:
Jiri/Shivalei → Pathale
5–6 hours
Roads: mix of asphalt and rural tracks, soft curves, and open landscapes
Altitude: descent from ≈1,790 m to
≈2,900 m aprox
Along the way, we’ll see Tamang villages, grazing buffaloes, waving children, and endless rice fields. The pace is gentle, and the soul settles into stillness.
Overnight in Pathale
We sleep in a simple lodge with a terrace and garden, surrounded by trees, silence, and peace. A quiet dinner and starry night.
Day 8: Journey to Mulkot
“From Forest to Plain: Descent into Stillness”
A journey through shifting landscapes into warm and fertile lands.
Day 8: From Pathale to Mulkot – Down to the Lowlands
We have breakfast in the calm of Pathale and continue descending toward Mulkot, a warmer area bathed by the river and bordered by subtropical vegetation.
The Route:
Pathale → Okhaldhunga → Ghurmi → Mulkot
5–6 hours
Roads: good stretches of asphalt with some narrow or uneven sections
Altitude: from ≈1,100 m to ≈600 m
We stop for lunch along the way and continue traveling toward the river plains.
Overnight in Mulkot
Comfortable accommodation surrounded by nature, perfect for rest. Peaceful gardens, fresh air in the rooms, and a delicious dinner to end the day.
Day 9: Toward Namo Buddha, Panauti, and Nagarkot
“Paths of Wisdom and Silence”
Monasteries, sacred towns, and summits that touch eternity.
Day 9: From Mulkot to Namo Buddha, Panauti and Nagarkot – Paths of Wisdom
We leave Mulkot heading toward the highlands of the Kathmandu Valley. Our first stop is the Namo Buddha Monastery, where we’ll have lunch with spectacular mountain views.
We then descend to Panauti, a treasure of Newar architecture and spirituality. Here we can stroll, enjoy a tea, or simply absorb the atmosphere.
At the end of the day, we ascend to Nagarkot, where a high-end resort awaits us, surrounded by forest and —weather permitting— with views reaching as far as Everest.
Day 10: Return to Kathmandu
“Returning with a Full Heart”
A final sunrise in the heights before returning to the valley with gratitude and new seeds.
Day 10: From Nagarkot to Changu Narayan and Return to Kathmandu
The day begins with an unforgettable sunrise over the peaks. After breakfast, we descend toward Changu Narayan, the oldest temple in the valley, to end our journey with an offering of gratitude.
We then continue to Kathmandu, returning to the Dolma Ling Hotel. There we can rest, enjoy a hot shower, and relax in the garden.
Farewell Dinner
In the evening, we’ll share a special farewell dinner, celebrating the journey we’ve lived and the bonds we’ve formed.
Those who wish to stay longer can continue exploring the valley with us or receive assistance to plan new routes, treks, or personalized retreats.
We’ll be happy to help and offer all our services to you.
✅ What’s Included in the Journey:
✔️ Two group transfers from Kathmandu International Airport
(One in the morning and one in the afternoon, coordinated based on group arrival times)
Full details will be shared during the pre-trip group video call.
✔️ Full transport and logistical support throughout the route
(Including technical and mechanical assistance)
✔️ Royal Enfield Himalayan as the official motorcycle for the journey:
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Option 1: 2019 model – 410cc
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Option 2: 2025 model – 460cc
Prices vary depending on the chosen model and will be confirmed upon booking.
✔️ Fuel and mechanical maintenance for the entire route
✔️ Accommodation in carefully selected hotels, lodges, and local guesthouses
(Offering excellent comfort, cleanliness, natural surroundings, and warm hospitality)
✔️ Daily breakfast included
✔️ Welcome dinner and special farewell dinner
✔️ Expert local guides throughout the journey, with deep knowledge in riding, culture, spirituality, and mechanics
✔️ Support vehicle for logistics, luggage, and assistance
(Available during key sections of the journey)
✔️ Entrance fees to all national parks, temples, and sacred sites visited as per the itinerary
✔️ Curated cultural experiences, including sacred caves and powerful spiritual sites
✔️ Personalized guidance before, during, and after the trip
✔️ Access to optional trip extensions, such as:
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Treks
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Spiritual retreats
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Tailor-made journeys
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Additional visits around the Kathmandu Valley
❌ What’s Not Included in the Price:
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International flights to and from Kathmandu
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Nepal entry visa
(Easily processed online or upon arrival at the airport — we’re happy to assist if needed) - Cash Deposit fee
as a warranty for each bike -
Lunches and dinners, except for the welcome and farewell dinners
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Meals at Namo Buddha Monastery.
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Alcoholic beverages or any personal extras outside the included meals
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Travel and health insurance
(Mandatory – each participant must have their own insurance covering motorcycle riding abroad) -
Tips for the local team (optional but appreciated)
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Personal motorcycle gear, including:
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Helmet
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Jacket
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Gloves
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Boots
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Eye protection.
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🔸 Important Gear Notice:
We strongly recommend bringing your complete riding gear from home.
As we’ll be departing Kathmandu early and it’s high season, there’s no guarantee of finding the right sizes or suitable equipment locally — nor enough time to test it properly.
🍽️ About the Welcome & Farewell Dinners:
Each dinner includes one non-alcoholic beverage per person (water, tea, or soft drink).
Any additional drinks or alcoholic beverages are not included and should be paid for individually.
Reservation Options
Full Reservation Royal Enfield Himalaya 411cc
- Total Price 2000€
- 5% Discount Applied before Agost 15th
Two Installments
- Total Price 2000€
- Second Payment before sep 15th
Full Reservation Royal Enfield Himalaya 452cc
- Total Price 2000€
- Second payment before sep 15th
Two Installments
- Total Price 2220€
- 5% Discount Applied before Agost 15th
Full Reservation Jeep /Motorcycle Passenger
- Total Price 1800€
- 5% Discount Applied before Agost 15th
Two Installments -Jeep /Motorcycle
- Total Price 1800€
- Second payment before sep 15th
For other payment options, please contact us. Once you have completed your payment send a message to info@samadhiyogahouse.com with your payment receipt and whatsapp Contact. We will shortly contact you
📌 Refund Policy: Please note that we do not offer refunds, except in cases of force majeure (such as serious health conditions or emergencies, which must be properly justified), or if the Trip is canceled due to not reaching the minimum number of participants.
✨ Travel insurance recommendation: We kindly recommend that you purchase a cancellation insurance policy when booking your trip to protect your investment in case of unexpected changes or personal emergencies. If you have any questions or need help with any step of the process, feel free to reach out. We’re looking forward to sharing this transformative journey with you in Nepal.
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Himalaya 411 cc 2019
Engine:
411 cc, single-cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled with oil cooler
SOHC, fuel-injected
Power: 24.5 hp @ 6,500 rpm
Torque: 32 Nm @ 4,000–4,500 rpm
5-speed gearbox, electric start
Chassis & Suspension:
Half-duplex split cradle frame
Front: 41 mm telescopic fork, 200 mm travel
Rear: Monoshock with linkage, 180 mm travel
Brakes & Wheels:
Front: 300 mm disc, 2-piston caliper
Rear: 240 mm disc, single-piston caliper
Dual-channel ABS
Wheels: 21" front / 17" rear (spoked)
Dimensions:
Seat height: 800 mm
Ground clearance: 220 mm
Wheelbase: 1,465 mm
Fuel tank: 15 L
Curb weight: ~199 kg
Features:
Semi-digital instrument cluster with compass
Rear luggage rack included
Built for mixed terrain and long-distance travel
Himalaya 452 cc 2024
Engine:
452 cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC
Fuel-injected, Ride-by-wire throttle
Power: 40 hp @ 8,000 rpm
Torque: 40 Nm @ 5,500 rpm
6-speed gearbox with slip & assist clutch
Chassis & Suspension:
Twin-spar steel frame
Front: 43 mm USD fork (Showa), 200 mm travel
Rear: Monoshock with linkage, 200 mm travel
Adjustable suspension (in some trims)
Brakes & Wheels:
Front: 320 mm disc, 2-piston caliper
Rear: 270 mm disc
Dual-channel switchable ABS (rear off optional)
Spoked wheels: 21" front / 17" rear
Off-road tires (tubed)
Dimensions:
Seat height: 825 mm (adjustable to 845 mm or optional low 805 mm)
Ground clearance: 230 mm
Fuel tank: 17 L
Weight: ~196 kg (wet)
Features:
Full-color 4” TFT display with navigation (Tripper Dash)
Smartphone connectivity (Turn-by-turn, music, calls)
Riding modes: Eco & Performance
USB-C charging port
LED lighting throughout
accessories: panniers, crash bars.
