Cross-Border Expedition
Nepal
Nepal Himalaya Motorcycle Expedition
11 days / 10 nights996 kmChallenging
28 Apr – 8 May 2027Open for booking10 seats left
Also: 20 May 2027, 1 Jun 2027 · +2 more dates
From
$4,200/ rider
Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour: Land of the Maharajas
A royal ride through the land of the Maharajas on Royal Enfield
Fourteen days from Delhi through Rajasthan on Royal Enfield Himalayans — Jaipur, the painted havelis of Mandawa, Bikaner, the golden fort of Jaisalmer and the Thar dunes, Jodhpur, Kumbhalgarh, Udaipur, Chittorgarh and Pushkar.
- Duration
- 14D / 13N
- Distance
- 1,350 km
- Start / End
- Delhi
- Max altitude
- —
- Next departure
- To be announced
- From
- $2,400
- Riding difficulty
- Moderate
The expedition
Overview
A royal ride through the Land of the Maharajas. From Delhi we ride to Jaipur, the Pink City, then north into the Shekhawati region and its painted havelis, west across the Thar Desert to Bikaner and the golden city of Jaisalmer, and south through Jodhpur, the Aravalli hills and Kumbhalgarh to the lakes of Udaipur — returning via Chittorgarh, Pushkar and Jaipur to Delhi. Forts, palaces, desert dunes and village roads, at the pace of a small group.
Tour leader: an English-speaking motorcycle tour leader supervises the trip — a seasoned rider and traveller, and an expert on the destination. An integral part of your experience and the group dynamic, he or she will make your adventure unforgettable in complete safety.
Level — intermediate: we ride mainly on small secondary roads. Stages of 6 to 8 hours are repeated every day, so good physical fitness is a must. Passages on rolling tracks can be frequent. Most of the riding is on tarmac, and about 20% of the journey may be in city traffic.
Accommodation — standard: simple accommodation with hot showers, individual sanitary facilities, and a touch of charm where possible.
Meal plan — half board: breakfast and dinner are included (pure vegetarian); lunch is at your own expense.
Important: this trip includes a few long stages. First aid and transfer to the nearest medical centre are provided by our support vehicle, as helicopters and ambulances are rarely available. Road quality and conditions can be affected by current and recent weather.
- Duration
- 14 days / 13 nights
- Distance
- 1,350 km
- Start → End
- Delhi → Delhi
- Riding
- Mostly tarmac on small secondary roads, some rolling tracks and about 20% city traffic
- Category
- Heritage Touring
Who is this ride for?
Intermediate riders with good physical fitness — 6 to 8 hours in the saddle on most days.
Highlights
Jaipur, the Pink City
A UNESCO World Heritage city of pink-hued buildings and colourful markets, with the Hawa Mahal and the Amber Fort above Maota Lake.
Painted havelis of Mandawa
The Shekhawati region’s centuries-old mansions, covered in frescoes — often called an open-air art gallery.
Jaisalmer and the Thar Desert
The golden “living fort” of Jaisalmer, then camels or jeeps across the Sam sand dunes, sunset and a folk evening under the stars.
Junagarh and Mehrangarh forts
Bikaner’s never-conquered Junagarh Fort and Jodhpur’s Mehrangarh, towering 400 feet above the blue city.
Kumbhalgarh and Chittorgarh
The 36 km wall of Kumbhalgarh and India’s largest fort at Chittorgarh — both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Udaipur and Pushkar
The City Palace on Lake Pichola, and the holy lake town of Pushkar with its rare Brahma Temple.
Route map
Stop locations are approximate and the line on the map is indicative only, not the exact road.
Dashed line is an indicative connection between stops, not the road route.
Select a day
Overview
- Delhi· Day 1
- Jaipur· Day 2
- Mandawa· Day 3
- Bikaner· Day 4
- Jaisalmer· Day 5
- Jodhpur· Day 7
- Udaipur· Day 9
- Bhilwara· Day 11
- Pushkar· Day 12
- Jaipur· Day 13
- Delhi· Day 14
Day-by-day itinerary
Distances and riding times are estimates; mountain conditions can change the plan on the day.
Arrive at Delhi International Airport (IGI) and check in at your hotel. Spend the evening at a local bazaar like Connaught Place or Chandni Chowk, where you can experience Delhi’s vibrant street-food culture, bustling shops and historical charm — a perfect start to soak in India’s energy.
- Route
- Delhi
- Highlights & stops
- Connaught Place or Chandni Chowk
- Overnight
- Delhi
Dates & availability
Departures
Prices for international riders, in US dollars. The itinerary is the same for every rider.
No scheduled departures right now.
Enquire and we’ll let you know about the next dates — or ask about a private departure for your group.
Pricing & packages
Prices are per person. Departure-specific prices are shown when you book. Per person
Solo Rider - HImalayan 450cc
One rider on a Royal Enfield Himalayan, fuel included.
$2,400
Dual Rider - Rider and Pillion with Himalayan 450cc
Price per pillion rider.
$4,000
What’s included
Included
- Pure veg meals (breakfast and dinner)
- Royal Enfield Himalayan motorcycle and fuel
- Accommodation on double sharing
- All permits and permissions
- All major sightseeing
- Dedicated tour coordinator and technical support
- Back-up van as luggage van
- Fun activities
Not included
- Lunch
- Riding jacket, knee guards and gloves
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
Accommodation
Standard: simple accommodation with hot showers, individual sanitary facilities and a touch of charm where possible, on double sharing.
Motorcycles & support
RE Himalayan 450cc
450cc single-cylinder engine
Motorcycle and fuel included.
Luggage: A back-up van carries your luggage throughout the ride.
Gallery
Frequently asked questions
What documents do I need?
An International Driving Permit, your passport, a passport-size photograph, and a valid Indian visa if required.
How do booking and payment work?
A non-refundable deposit is required to confirm your booking, and the remaining balance must be paid 7 days before the departure date.
How hard is the riding?
Intermediate. We ride mainly on small secondary roads, with stages of 6 to 8 hours every day, so good physical fitness is a must. Most of the riding is on tarmac; passages on rolling tracks can be frequent, and about 20% of the journey may be in city traffic.
Who leads the tour?
An English-speaking motorcycle tour leader — a seasoned rider and traveller, and an expert on the destination — supervises the trip.
What should I pack?
Clothing: comfortable, breathable T-shirts and riding pants; warm layers (fleece jacket, thermal inners); waterproof and windproof jacket and pants; quick-dry socks (6–7 pairs); woollen cap and gloves for high-altitude cold; lightweight trekking shoes for off-bike exploration. Personal essentials: sunscreen (SPF 50+), lip balm and moisturiser, UV-protection sunglasses, basic toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, wet wipes), and a first-aid kit with your personal medication.
What is the cancellation policy?
The advance amount is non-refundable. Once 100% of the trip cost is paid: cancellations made more than 30 days before the start date receive 50% of the remaining amount; cancellations made more than 15 days before the start date receive 25% of the remaining amount; cancellations within 0–15 days of the start date are not refundable. If weather or government restrictions cancel some activities, we will try to arrange a feasible alternative, but no refund is given for them.
Do you recommend travel insurance?
Yes. We strongly recommend travel insurance covering trip cancellation, medical expenses, accidents and emergency evacuation.
Can we book a private departure for our group?
Yes. If no fixed date suits you and you would like to ride with your own group of friends, ask us for a quote for a private departure.
Rajasthan Motorcycle Tour: Land of the Maharajas
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