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16 Jun 2012
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Bhutan Nepal India - help with logistics :-)
Hi there
Just looking at hiring a bike and riding through Nepal and Bhutan (with a small part of India that connects the two countries!) in Feb - March 2013.
Has anyone managed to ride in Bhutan with their guides and not having to pay huge motorcycle tour prices? I realise that you need to pay about $250US per day for the privilege of visiting the country.
If I hire a bike in Nepal, can I take it into India and over to Bhutan?
Any idea of av daily cost in Nepal?
Any other advice is most welcome :-)
Cheers
Adastra
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28 Jul 2012
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Technically, to take a Nepali bike into India/Bhutan you require a CDP, whilst it is not difficult to sneak the bike through the Nepal-India border crossing, I would be very surprised if you could enter Bhutan without the correct paperwork .
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Hmmmm yes, it seems as though Bhutan is going to be hard anyway I look at it so disappointing as I was very keen to see the country!
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2 Aug 2012
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Nice one Adastra, back on the road again! I'm going to be in Nepal in November/December - I'll try and get into Bhutan and find out what the situation is, remind me on facebook.
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no whay yuo whil geat motercykel in to bhutan the next beast thing is sikim nepal and the himalyas in india buingn a =bike tray muckes in puschkar near ajmer he have a shop next to the busstation in pusckar and buy and seals bikes and are ok in nepal more xspensive to buy abike iff yuo can buy one from a anouthear foringer thats good in puschkar is good place to stay hotel chandi palace thear are many bikers that stay thear tray puschkar i now muckesh ok fellow and have done some bike deals whid him before
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