Royal Enfield tours

There’s just something about the Royal Enfield Himalayan that’s part nostalgic, part adventure-inspiring, and part utilitarian. Our Royal Enfield motorcycle tours are more of a two-wheeled expedition rather than a cruisey ride, and the bikes are part of the package as much as the roads and the scenery. Riding in the Himalayas, you need to always expect the unexpected, but the Royal Enfield is a bike that will inspire confidence no matter where the journey takes you. Rugged looks and the “function-over-form” design aside, Royal Enfield is a forgiving, trusty machine that’s easy to get used to from day one. Whether you’re weaving in and out of traffic, leaning into corners, manoeuvring in tight spaces, or tackling a bumpy section, the Royal Enfield is up for the task. Motorcycle tours in the Himalayas, especially if it’s your first time traveling outside the Western world, are an assault on all the senses, and the Royal Enfield is the perfect bike to help you get into the flow fast and start riding like a local in no time.

Forget highways and long hauls on straight stretches: Royal Enfield motorcycle tours are all about those mountain roads twisting and turning with every scenic mile. The Himalayas Mountains are among the world’s most sought-after adventure destinations because of the insane roads and passes you’ll be riding. Narrow, two-lane roads hugging mountain faces and skirting cliff edges, steep climbs, some of the highest motorable passes on the planet, and rough sections leading into the secluded Himalayan valleys and gorges are all on the menu. Be careful with that throttle, though: while most of the Himalayan roads offer plenty of good-looking corners and fun sweepers, there may be people, domestic animals, and slow-moving tuk tuks appearing from nowhere, so take it easy and enjoy the views!

Nothing inspires the sense of freedom and adventure as much as the thought of riding the Himalayas on a Royal Enfield. All our Himalayan tours are carefully planned out and well-prepared, but riding India and Nepal, there’s never a dull moment: varying altitude and weather, ever-changing road conditions, and diverse scenery means no two days on your Royal Enfield motorcycle tour will be the same. Prepare for a true expedition as you’ll be traveling some of the most rugged mountain ranges in the world, tackling a plethora of adrenaline-inducing roads, and fully immersing yourself in the Himalayan culture every step of the way.

The majestic Himalayas Mountains are often dubbed the Roof of the World, and the riding here does feel like you’ve entered a different sphere altogether. Snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, high-altitude plateaus and cold deserts, stunning valleys and narrow mountain passes revealing spectacular views promise scenery that’s simply out of this world. To add to the mind-blowing vistas, Himalayan landscapes are dotted with tiny mountain villages and towns, ancient Buddhist monasteries and temples perched atop cliffs and hills and colourful prayer flags fluttering in the wind marking holy Buddhist sites here and there. Even for well-traveled riders, few places in the world can prepare you for the full effect of the Himalayan scenery that awaits on our Royal Enfield motorcycle tours.

All our tours are designed to immerse you in the local ways of life as much as possible, but when it comes to Royal Enfield expeditions, the cultural experiences will leave you speechless. Northern India and Nepal are much closer to the Tibetan culture rather than the colourful chaos of Delhi, and riding here, it feels like you’re visiting a truly special place. Don’t be surprised to see traditional robe-clad Buddhist monks strolling casually along the town streets, meeting curious and friendly locals always eager for a chat, and sample mouth-watering local cuisine along the way. The Himalayas host a myriad of ancient Buddhist, Indian, Tibetan, and Nepalese cultures with traditions going millennia-deep, and going on a Royal Enfield motorcycle tour, you’ll get a glimpse into a different, more colourful, and much older world that’s rapidly disappearing in the West.