Whizz around Nepal's wild west on an e-bike

Upper Mustang, Nepal

An epic e-bike adventure in Nepal's Upper Mustang, in the remote wild west of Nepal. Six days of pedal-assisted riding carry you over high mountain passes and into villages perched above 3,000m, climbs that would normally take everything you have, made rideable by the motor. Includes the centuries-old Tiji Festival and time to explore the walled city of Lomanthang and the red cliffs of Dhakmar.

26 May -

4 Jun '27

10D9N

Package Price:

USD 4,000

Skill level:5/9 (Intermediate)
Fitness level:3/6 (Easy Rider)
Ride type:All Mountain / Enduro
Group size:4-10 riders

Schedule

Day 1:
Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to 'Nepali Ghar' hotel in the heart of Thamel. Bike assembly & welcome dinner.
Day 2:
Short flight to Pokhara, followed by a 3-hour drive to Tatopani. Ride to Lete and rest for the night.
Day 3:
Bike to Kagbeni @ 2,800m with a lunch stop at Thini Village.
Day 4:
Ride to Samar @ 3,400m, a challenging and long ride through several mountain passes.
Day 5:
Journey to Charang via the unique village of Dhakmar. Visit Le Ghokar Monastery.
Day 6:
Relax and explore Lomanthang, the historic walled city in the heart of the Mustang.
Day 7:
Experience the vibrant Tiji Festival, a centuries-old celebration deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
Day 8:
Ride back to Ghami, where we stop for lunch, before the drive back to Jomson.
Day 9:
Fly back to Pokhara for a lunch stop, before another connecting flight to Kathmandu. Farewell dinner.
Day 10:
International departure.

Trip Details

What this means:

Terrain – On mellow trails and at a steady pace, you feel comfortable tackling singletrack that may include tight trees, muddy sections, loose rocks, and sand.

Obstacles – You can confidently roll over small features (a few inches high) such as roots, rocks, and minor drops, but you generally keep both wheels on the ground.

Bike Parks – If you’ve been to a bike park, you handle Green and Blue trails with ease and are willing to try Red trails. You roll obstacles smoothly but still prefer to keep both wheels on the ground.

Bike Skills – You’re confident applying these fundamental bike handling techniques on a variety of singletrack:

Shifting – You look ahead and shift in response to the terrain.
Descending – You descend confidently in a standing position, holding the pedals level and maintaining balance.
Speed Control and Braking – You use momentum to climb rolling terrain and are comfortable using both your front and back brakes when required.

Shyam Gyan Limbu

Operator & Lead Guide | Nepal

Shyam Gyan Limbu is a former National Downhill Champion of Nepal (2013) who represented the country at the 13th Asian Mountain Bike Championship in Chengdu, China. Since 2012, Shyam has competed throughout Nepal and Asia. He later founded the Asian Enduro Series to promote the growth of mountain biking throughout the region, including races in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Brunei, Japan, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Bangladesh, India and Nepal. In 2014, Shyam founded GNARLY MTB Nepal and has since operated guided tours in Mustang, Solukhumbu (Everest Region), Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Bhutan. He has over a decade of professional experience and always prioritises safety while leading riders through the incredible landscapes of the Himalayas. Shyam is a Certified National Mountain Bike Instructor (Nepal Cycling Association), licensed mountain bike guide and certified first aid responder.

Prachit Thapa Magar

Guide | Nepal

An energetic athlete with a love for adventure, Prachit brings a proven track record as a professional mountain biker to the team. He excels in high-pressure competitive environments, where he showcases the technical prowess and strategic thinking required for elite racing. His extensive experience in Cross-Country (XC) races further demonstrates his versatility across different terrains. For Prachit, mountain biking is about a commitment to excellence and a collaborative spirit. He is a certified Level 1 Mountain Bike Coach (GSMBC) and Wilderness First Aider (NOLS) and prioritises the safety and well-being of his riders above all else. When he isn't leading trails, he applies his technical expertise to bike repairs and sales, ensuring every rider is equipped for their own adventure.

Whizz around Nepal's wild west on an e-bike

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