Motorcycle Tours in Bhutan

Motorcycle Tours

Experience Bhutan from a rider’s perspective

Bhutan is a dream destination for motorcycle enthusiasts who seek adventure, breathtaking landscapes, winding mountain roads and authentic cultural encounters. Riding through Bhutan offers a unique way to experience the country, from peaceful valleys and ancient monasteries to dramatic Himalayan landscapes and remote villages.

With CAT Bhutan, your motorcycle journey is more than a ride. It is a carefully planned adventure that combines freedom, exploration, culture, and the joy of discovering Bhutan on two wheels. Our motorcycle tours are designed for riders who want adventure without compromising comfort, safety and local support.

On the road

Highlights of our motorcycle tours

Scenic Himalayan roads

Mountain passes, peaceful valleys, forest-covered roads and beautiful landscapes.

Culture and adventure combined

Monasteries, historic dzongs, traditional villages and local communities along the way.

Hidden places beyond the main routes

Less-travelled roads and the quieter side of Bhutan.

Local connections

Bhutanese hospitality, local cuisine and the stories behind the places you visit.

Before you ride

Motorcycle travel rules and regulations in Bhutan

To protect riders, local communities and Bhutan’s natural environment, motorcycle tours must follow Bhutan’s tourism and road safety regulations.

Required documents and preparation

Riders must have a valid motorcycle driving licence from their home country.
Proper motorcycle documents, insurance and required permits must be arranged before the journey.
Foreign motorcycle tours must be organised through an authorised Bhutanese tour operator.

Guided motorcycle tours

Tourist motorcycle groups must follow approved travel arrangements and routes.
A licensed Bhutanese guide or road captain and proper support arrangements are required for organised motorcycle groups.

Road safety requirements

Riders must follow Bhutan’s traffic laws and ride responsibly on mountain roads.
Safety equipment, including proper riding gear and helmets, is strongly required.
Riding is not permitted in restricted areas such as walking trails, mule tracks, protected area core zones or other prohibited locations.

Responsible riding in Bhutan. Riders are encouraged to respect local communities, avoid unnecessary noise, protect the environment, and leave the beautiful landscapes as they found them.