Lhasa to Kathmandu Mountain Bike Tour is an ultimate mountain biking journey across the “Roof of the World” that covers a distance over 1,100km, probably the world’s longest biking trip. This adventurous trip crosses six high mountain passes over 5,000m which gives ultimate challenge and fulfil the adrenaline desire of adventure enthusiast. It is fully supported and guided biking trip from Tibet to Kathmandu with full of amazing sceneries and cultural experience. Lhasa to Kathmandu cycling tour is the best way to explore the authentic culture and appealing landscapes of Kathmandu and Tibet in a closest possible way.
Before starting Lhasa Kathmandu cycling trip, you halt at Lhasa to acclimatize and explore the long-fabled Tibetan heritage sites and history-laden city. Along the cycling tour, we ride through the exotic biking tracks exploring spectacular mountain scenery and lush Buddhist culture. We traverse through Lhasa, Gyantse & Shigatse with expert Tibetan guide who accompanies you throughout the trip.
Admiring the immaculate beauty of nature, we travel through rugged landscapes, historic and archeological sites, nomadic settlements and quaint hamlets amidst of daunting peaks. We provide an expert Nepalese mountain bike guide, mechanic, cook and camping helper along with 4WD Toyota Land Cruiser truck and highly qualified and experienced English speaking Tibetan tour guide.
Best Season for Mountain Biking in Lhasa
April to October are the best season for mountain biking in Lhasa. During these months, there are not much rain in Tibet, the plateau lies behind the rain shadow area. Occasionally it might rain at July and August but rest of the season remains fine with clear blue sky. The high passes might encounter snowfalls if it rains in the month of April and end of October.
The weather in Tibetan Plateau remains moderate while night turns into crisp and clear. The temperature surprisingly might rise high up to 20 degree Centigrade during the day time but goes below the freezing level during night.
Note: – You must be well-prepared for occasional storms and snowfalls.
The Mount Kailash Manasarovar tour may open to Indian passport holders from May 2025. 
