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Bhutan’s rugged and mountainous terrain provides an ideal setting for both road and off-road mountain biking. As infrastructure continues to improve, the sport is rapidly gaining popularity among both international visitors and local enthusiasts. A range of cycling routes is available, from smooth, paved roads to demanding dirt trails that wind through remote and scenic landscapes. As modern roads increasingly replace older paths and off-road networks expand, biking has become a distinctive and rewarding way to explore Bhutan’s diverse terrain and cultural heritage. Many biking itineraries follow well-maintained roads, while others venture onto unpaved trails and tracks through remote areas.
Traffic on Bhutan’s roads remains minimal, allowing for a peaceful and immersive journey. For those seeking more adventure, optional detours provide exciting off-road challenges. Trails cater to a variety of bicycle types—including mountain bikes, hybrids, and road bikes—depending on the rider’s skill level and preference. Routes typically pass through picturesque villages, farmland, and forested areas, offering a close encounter with Bhutan’s traditional lifestyle and stunning natural scenery.
Some itineraries also include optional hikes and short climbs for those looking to further engage with the landscape. One particularly demanding ascent reaches over 3,400 meters above sea level and takes more than seven hours to complete. Mountain biking tours in Bhutan are fully supported with a vehicle accompanying the group to provide assistance and rest options as needed. Along the way, riders have the opportunity to visit local temples, interact with villagers, and pause to appreciate Bhutan’s rich cultural and environmental offerings.
To fully enjoy this experience, participants should be in good physical condition and have prior mountain biking experience. Whether you’re exploring quiet rural roads or tackling high-altitude trails, biking through Bhutan promises an inspiring and intimate journey through one of the world’s most captivating landscapes.
What is included
- Bhutan Tourist Tariff Royalty & Visa fees.
- All private excursions and transfers in superior air-conditioned vehicle.
- Local English speaking guide/tour leader.
- Experienced driver
- All entrance fees and permits.
- Double room on twin sharing basis in government approved 3 star hotels
- Single room supplement is additional of USD 45 per night per room
- All three meals (does not cover water and other beverages ordered in hotels/restaurants)
- Bottled mineral water for the entire trip (except water ordered in the hotels and restaurants)
- Afternoon tea and snacks
- Comfortable SUV and a reliable driver
- Visa fee and processing charges
- Tourism Development Fund
- Government taxes
- All administrative cost
- Full service & assistance before, during and after your Bhutan trip
What is not included
- All personal expenses such as bars, beverages, laundry, telephone and tips.
- Medical / Travel Insurance.
- Airfare to and from Bhutan (we can arrange you tickets for you if you wish)
- Any other beverages (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) including water ordered in restaurants and hotels
- Travel or health insurance
- Wire transfer
- Laundry
- Gratuity/Tip for guides and drivers