Seven days on what many riders rate the finest, smoothest mountain tarmac in the entire Himalaya. Climb out of the foothills to Thimphu, cross Dochula Pass at 10,200 ft, drop into warm subtropical valleys, and finish beneath Tiger's Nest.
7 Days / 6 Nights
Phuentsholing · Thimphu · Paro
RE Himalayan (411 / 450)
Smooth Mountain Asphalt & Passes
Mar–May · Sep–Nov
Starting ₹40,000 / rider
Seven days on what many riders rate the best tarmac in the Himalaya. You enter overland at Phuentsholing and climb out of the foothills to Thimphu, cross Dochula Pass at about 10,200 ft past its 108 Druk Wangyal chortens, drop into the warm Punakha valley, and finish in Paro beneath Taktsang — the Tiger's Nest monastery, bolted to a cliff 900 m above the valley floor.
Riding in Bhutan is characterized by serene roads, disciplined driving culture, clean mountain air, and profound Buddhist heritage woven into every monastery, pass, and valley fortress.
Smooth, well-maintained mountain highway with thousands of flowing corners and very little traffic. Gradients are steady and elevations stay largely between 700 and 3,100 m. The demand is on concentration and endurance rather than off-road struggle.
March to May: Vibrant wildflowers, warm sunshine, and mild high pass temperatures.
September to November: Festival season (Tshechus), dry asphalt, and razor-sharp mountain visibility. We avoid the summer monsoon months.
Bhutan is entered on route permits arranged before departure. The Royal Government's Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) applies per night. We handle all visa paperwork, route permits, vehicle clearances, and fee processing seamlessly.