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Lhasa to Kathmandu Mountain Biking Tour-Team Australia

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Tour Information

DestinationLhasa to kathmandu
Duration19 Days
Difficultychallenging
Tour TypeMTB

Overview

Potala Palace in Tibet captured in a frame during Lhasa to Kathmandu mountain bike tour.

This Lhasa to Kathmandu Mountain Biking Tour-Team Australia is a guided cycling and mountain biking tour which follows the classic route across the Tibetan Plateau and into Nepal via Gyantse, Shigatse, Tingri, the Everest Base Camp region, and the Gyirong border. You’ll ride at high altitude for most of the trip, often above 3,500 m, with several passes over 5,000 m.

The adventure begins in Kathmandu, where we arrange permits and logistics before flying to Lhasa. After acclimatization and sightseeing, the cycling starts through wide valleys, sacred lakes, monasteries, nomadic areas, and remote mountain roads. We’ll camp in high-altitude valleys and stay in simple guest houses and small hotels where available.

We have curated this tour for experienced cyclists and mountain bikers who are comfortable riding long distances in thin air. You’ll have WFR MTB-certified guides, support vehicles, cooks, and mechanics. If needed, you can use vehicle support on difficult days.
If you prefer lower altitude routes, more comfort, or shorter riding days, you may prefer tours in Pokhara, Lower Mustang, Annapurna Circuit, Bhutan, or Ladakh.

Highlights

  • Riding past Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Barkhor Street in Lhasa

  • Crossing Kamba La, Karo La, Lakpa La, and Pang Pass with prayer flags and glacier views

  • Cycling beside Yamdrok Lake and Paiko Tsho Lake

  • Visiting Tashilhunpo and Drepung Monasteries

  • Reaching the Everest Base Camp area and Rongbuk Monastery

  • Meeting Tibetan nomads, farmers, and monks along the route

  • Descending from the Tibetan Plateau into the green valleys of Nepal 

  • Finishing with cultural time in Kathmandu

  • You’ll see yak caravans, prayer wheels, mountain rivers, snow peaks, farming villages, and wide grasslands. Nights are spent in small guest houses or tents, sharing meals with the crew and other riders.

Who This Tour Is For

  • Intermediate to advanced mountain bikers and cyclists

  • Riders with good endurance and high-altitude experience

  • Adventure cyclists who enjoy camping and simple lodging

  • Teams and private groups seeking a supported expedition

Who Should Choose Another Route

  • Beginners without training

  • Riders uncomfortable above 3,500m

  • Travelers wanting luxury hotels

  • Riders looking for short or easy cycling trips

Packing List – Lhasa to Kathmandu Cycling Expedition

Mountain biking and cycling tour from Lhasa to Kathmandu requires riders to be well-prepared. Before departing for the mountain biking tour from Lhasa to Kathmandu, it is recommended that the participants consult the tour operator for the detailed checklist. Here is a brief packing list for the Lhasa to Kathmandu mountain biking and cycling tour.

Cycling Equipment

Item

Notes

Mountain Bike (29er recommended)

Suitable for mixed terrain

Spare Tubes (3–4 pcs)

Essential

Multi-tool & Chain Tool

Repairs

Mini Pump

Inflation

Bike Lights

Visibility

GPS / Cycle Computer

Navigation

Bike Lock

Security

Saddle Bag

Storage

Clothing

Item

Purpose

Down Jacket (-10°C to -15°C)

Cold protection

Windproof Riding Jacket

Wind exposure

Thermal Base Layers

Insulation

Cycling Jerseys (3–4)

Riding comfort

Cycling Shorts/Bibs

Long rides

Warm Gloves + Riding Gloves

Temperature control

Waterproof Pants

Rain and wind

Woolen Socks

Warmth

Sun Hat / Buff

Sun and dust protection

Footwear

Item

Purpose

Cycling Shoes

Comfortable Riding

Comfortable Sandals

Washroom and Shower Use

Warm Camp Shoes

Warmth

Personal Items, Medications and Electronics

Personal Items

Medications and Safety

Electronics

Sunglasses (UV400)

Personal Medication

Power Bank

Sunscreen SPF 50+

Diamox (Doctor Approved)

Charging Cables

Lip Balm

Blister Treatment

Camera

Toiletries

Painkillers

Cell Phone

Wet Wipes

Rehydration Salts

Headlamp

Hand Sanitizer

Personal First Aid Kit

Satellite Phone (Not Mandatory)

Quick-Dry Towel

Medication for allergies

SD Card

Expert Guide’s Note (From Nepal MTB Adventure Team)

This expedition is not a normal cycling tour. You will ride:

  • Above 4,000 m for many days

  • In thin oxygen environments

  • In cold and windy conditions

  • With long remote sections

Altitude, not distance, is the biggest challenge.

Success depends on:

  • Proper acclimatization

  • Hydration

  • Mental strength

  • Respecting your body

  • Riders who listen to guides and pace themselves always perform better.

Training Tips for This Expedition

Start Training: 4–6 Months before departure.

Endurance Training (3–4 Days/Week)

  • 60–120 km rides

  • Back-to-back long rides

  • Zone 2 heart rate training

  • 4–6 hours saddle time

Hill & Climbing Training (2 Days/Week)

  • Hill repeats (10–20 min climbs)

  • Low-cadence climbing

  • Loaded bike training (with bags)

Strength Training (2 Days/Week)

  • Focus on:
    Legs (Squats, Lunges)

  • Core (Planks, Russian Twists)

  • Back (Deadlifts, Rows)

Breathing & Altitude Preparation

  • Breathing exercises

  • Cardio intervals

  • Mask training (optional)

  • Prior high-altitude trips (recommended)

Sample Weekly Training Plan (Last 3 Months)

Day

Activity

Mon

Rest / Stretch

Tue

Hill Intervals

Wed

Endurance Ride

Thu

Strength Training

Fri

Easy Spin

Sat

Long Ride

Sun

Recovery Ride

Health & Fitness Requirements

You should be able to:
Ride 90–120 km/day (thouh there will be vehicle support)

  • Climb 1,000 m+ daily

  • Recover overnight

  • Handle cold and wind

  • Manage fatigue

Important: If you have heart, lung, or altitude issues, consult your doctor before booking.

Why Our Preparation System Works

With Nepal MTB Adventures, you receive:

  • Pre-trip training guidance

  • Gear consultation

  • Altitude briefing

  • Nutrition advice

  • Packing review

  • Emergency planning

We prepare riders before the adventure — not during emergencies.

Physical and Technical Notes

Categories

Details

Altitude

Mostly 3,500–5,100m; acclimatization is critical.

Roads

Mostly paved; some rough gravel approaching high passes.

Difficulty

Ranges from moderate on plateaus to challenging on steep passes.

Weather

Wind, sudden drops in temperature, and sun exposure are common.

Support

Vehicle support recommended on certain long or technical days.

Final Advice from Our Team

“This tour is about patience, preparation, and respect for the mountains. Train well, arrive humble, and the Himalayas will reward you.”

  • Join prepared.

  • Ride safe.

  • Finish strong.

Lhasa to Kathmandu Guided mountain bike and cycling tour map.

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Itinerary

1

13. Oct. 2026, Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m)—Hotel—No riding—Easy

Arrive in Kathmandu (~1,400 m) and transfer to your hotel. Settle in, explore Thamel’s markets and cafes, and rest for flights and permits ahead. Enjoy a relaxed day filled with light walking.

  • Difficulty: Easy

  • Attractions: Kathmandu city life, temples, bazaars

  • Notes: Acclimatizing to elevation and travel.

2

14. Oct. 2026, Day 2

Sightseeing in Kathmandu & Bhaktapur – Hotel – Easy

Explore UNESCO sites in Bhaktapur and Kathmandu Durbar Square. Finalize Tibet permits. Enjoy Nepalese culture and food while bike checks happen. Easy, no riding.
Riding or sightseeing in Bhaktapur and Kathmandu’s heritage sites while finalizing Tibet permits.

  • Attractions: Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), and medieval architecture.

3

15. Oct. 2026, Day 3

Fly from Kathmandu to Lhasa (3,650 m)—Hotel—Acclimatization

Scenic flight over the Himalayas to Lhasa (~3,650 m). Meet the Tibetan support team and transfer to the hotel. Short walk to acclimatize. Light evening stroll in Lhasa.  Our Tibet and Nepal crew will be present to welcome you.

  • Riding: None

  • Activities: Flight over the Himalayas from Kathmandu to Lhasa. Meet the local support team on arrival.

  • Attractions: Tibetan landscapes from the air, Lhasa city streets.

4

16. Oct. 2026, Day 4

Day 4 – Lhasa Sightseeing & Acclimatization (Altitude: ~3,650 m) – Hotel – Easy

Visit Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple while your body adjusts to the high altitude. Wander Barkhor Market. No biking. The pace of the cultural exploration is easy.

  • Riding: None

  • Activities: Explore Lhasa’s important cultural sites.

  • Difficulty: Easy

  • Attractions: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Market.

5

17. Oct. 2026, Day 5

Potala & Drepung Monastery (~3,700 m)–Hotel–Easy

Tour Drepung Monastery, then relax with free time in Lhasa. Last rest before cycling starts. Familiarize yourself with your bike and gear in a calm, high-altitude city.

  • Riding: None

  • Activities: Visit Drepung Monastery and Norbulingka gardens. Final rest before cycling starts.

  • Difficulty: Easy

  • Attractions: Buddhist temples and spiritual sites.

6

18. Oct. 2026, Day 6

Lhasa to Kamba La Base (85 km, ~3,700 m) – Camp – Hard

Cycle scenic plains along the Tsangpo River toward Kamba La base. Mostly steady pedaling with plateau terrain. Camp near the foot of the hill under wide skies.

Distance: ~85 km
Elevation Start: ~3,650 m → End: ~3,700 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~ +600 m / −550 m (approx.) 
Activities: Cycle along the broad plains beside the Tsangpo River toward the base of Kamba La.
Difficulty: Challenging—long distance at high altitude.
Passes: None today
Attractions: Tibetan plateau views, nomad grasslands, and river valley.

7

19. Oct. 2026, Day 7

Kamba La to Yamdrok/Nakartse (55 km, 4,490 m) – Hotel – Moderate

Climb steadily to Kamba La (~4,794 m), then descend to stunning Yamdrok Lake (~4,400 m). Turquoise water and snowy peaks surround you. Challenging but rewarding.

Distance: ~65 km
Pass: Kamba La ~4,794 m (summit)
Altitude End: ~4,440 – 4,490 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~900 m up / ~1,000 m down 
Activities: Climb steadily to Kamba-La with panoramic views. Descend to the sacred Yamdrok Tso Lake's turquoise waters.
Difficulty: Hard (steep climb, cold winds common)
Attractions: Prayer flags, high plateau lakes, snowy peaks.

8

20. Oct. 2026, Day 8

Nakartse to Gyantse (63 km, 3,980 m) – Hotel – Hard

Ride from Yamdrok shores through rolling highland plains toward the Gyantse region. Quiet countryside, plateau views, and small villages mark the day.

Distance: ~63 km
Start: ~4,440 m → End: ~4,750 m (base)
Pass: (approach to Karo La)
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~500 m up / small descent 
Activities: Cycle from Yamdrok lakeside through fertile valleys toward the Karo La pass basecamp.
Difficulty: Moderate/hard
Attractions: Turquoise lake vista, plateau scenery, small farming villages.

9

21. Oct. 2026, Day 9

Gyantse to Shigatse (90 km, 3,900 m) – Hotel – Moderate

Easy cruising on a paved highway beside the Nyang Chu River to Shigatse (~3,900 m). Visit Tashilhunpo Monastery and local markets after the ride.

Distance: ~86–90 km
Pass: Karo La ~5,010 m
Start: ~4,750 m → End: ~3,980 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~600 m up / ~1,000 m 
Activities: Tough morning ascent to Karo La, then a long, sweeping descent to Gyantse.
Difficulty: Hard (high pass climb)
Attractions: Glaciers near the pass, panoramic mountain views, and Palkhor Monastery.

10

22. Oct. 2026, Day 10

Shigatse rest & sightseeing—Hotel—Easy

Rest day in Shigatse with monastery visits and walking market tours. Time to recharge before climbing and long rides ahead. A short optional spin is possible.

Distance: Approximately 10 km, based on our sightseeing plan for the day and walking around. 
Start: ~3,980 m → End: ~3,900 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: mostly flat
Difficulty: Easy
Attractions: Nyang Chu valley, rural Tibetan villages, morning markets.

11

23. Oct. 2026, Day 11

Shigatse to Lhatse (~ 98 km, 4,520 m) – Camp – Moderate

Cycle quiet valleys toward Lhatse, climbing gently onto the wide plateau. Views of distant snowcaps and rural villages. Camp at high-altitude grasslands.

Distance: ~ 98 to 120 km 
Riding: None or light optional spin
Altitude: ~4,000 m
Activities: Visit Tashilhunpo Monastery, seat of the Panchen Lama. Rest in the hotel, and explore the town.
Difficulty: moderate
Attractions: Buddhist monastery, local markets.

12

24. Oct. 2026, Day 12

Lhatse to Shegar (75 km, 4,700 m) – Camp – Hard

Challenge day crossing high ridges with sharp views of Everest region peaks. Descend into Shegar (~4,700 m). Long day with high elevation but gradual terrain.

Distance: ~75 km
Start: ~3,900 m → End: ~4,520 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~500 m gain / ~180 m 
Activities: Climb to scenic valleys and ridges. Ride toward the Tibetan frontier region.
Difficulty: Hard (high plateau climb)
Attractions: Rugged plateau, pastoral lands.

13

25. Oct. 2026, Day 13

Shegar to Tashizong Valley (76 km, 4,200 m) – Camp – Hard

Climb toward the Pang Pass area (~5,150 m) with Everest views, then descend to the fertile Tashizong Valley. Panoramic high-Himalayan scenery all day.

Distance: ~76 km
Start: ~4,520 m → End: ~4,700 m
Pass: Gyatso La (Nyalam Tong La) ~5,126 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~500 m up / ~500 m 
Activities: Long day crossing significant high passes (e.g., Gyatso La / Nyalam Tong La) with windy plateau views.
Difficulty: Hard
Attractions: Everest region peaks on the horizon, glacial valleys.

14

26. Oct. 2026, Day 14

Tashizong to Rongbuk/EBC and back to Rongbuk Monastery (60 km, 5,150 m) – Camp – Hard

Short but memorable ride/drive to Rongbuk Valley near Everest Base Camp. Everest and Cho Oyu loom overhead. Camp near Rongbuk Monastery at high altitude.

Distance: ~60 km
Start: ~4,700 m → End: ~4,300 m
Pass: Pang La ~5,150 m (main challenge earlier)
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~800 m up / ~8,000 m down
Activities: Up to Pang La with unforgettable views of Everest, Makalu, and Cho Oyu, then descend to the Rongbuk Valley area.
Difficulty: Challenging
Attractions: Himalayan giants, high valley pastures.

15

27. Oct. 2026, Day 15

Rongbuk to Tingri (86 km, 4,300 m)—Camp—Moderate/challenging

Descend from the Everest region through rugged terrain to Old Tingri (~4,300 m). Rolling landscape, glaciers in the distance. Day is still demanding but descending.

Distance: ~86 km
Start: ~4,200 m → End: ~4,300 m
Elevation Gain/Loss: ~400 m up / ~300 m
Activities: Descend from the Everest Base Camp area and ride rugged terrain toward Old Tingri.
Difficulty: Challenging
Attractions: Everest views, deep valleys, remote villages.

16

28. Oct. 2026, Day 16

Tingri to Gonta La / Paiko area (96 km, ~4,700 m) – Guesthouse/Camp – Challenging

Ride the higher plateau toward Paiko Tsho Lake (~4,590 m). Views of peaks like Cho Oyu and Shishapangma. Sparse plateau terrain with wide horizons.

Distance: ~96 km
Start: ~4,300 m → End: ~4,591 m
Attractions: Paiko Tsho (Peiku Tso) Lake, a high alpine lake with panoramas of the Cho Oyu & Everest region.
Difficulty: Hard
Notes: Large riding day with plateau winds.

17

29. Oct. 2026, Day 17

Gontala to Paiko Tsho Lake (73 km, 4,591 m) – Camp – Moderate

High plateau riding across gentle terrain with mountain panoramas. Camp near Paiko Tsho, a scenic glacial lake reflecting towering peaks around.

Distance: ~73 km
Start: ~4,591 m → End: ~4,591 m
Activities: Mostly rolling high plateau with lake views and mountain panoramas all day.
Difficulty: Moderate/Challenging
Attractions: Peiko Tsho lakeshore scenery.

18

30. Oct. 2026, Day 18

Paiko Tsho to Kyirong Border (117 km)—Drive to Kathmandu—Hard

Long downhill ride from high plateau to Nepal border (~2,700 m). Deep valleys, forests, and rivers mark descent. Drive transfer to Kathmandu after the border.

Distance: ~117 km
Start: ~4,591 m → End: ~2,700 m (Kyirong border)
Elevation Gain/Loss: –1,900 m descent Need to confirm exact figures
Activities: Thrilling downhill ride from the plateau into the Nepalese hills.
Difficulty: Hard (long descent, altitude change)
Attractions: Gorges, forests, waterfalls, and Nepali-Tibetan border towns.

19

31. Oct. 2026, Day 19

Fly home or extend trip

Relax in Kathmandu before flying home or extending. Reflect on your trans-Himalayan biking adventure with vivid mountain memories. Easy farewell day.

What's Included and Excluded

Included

  • All Tibet Travel Permits & Documentation
  • Chinese Group Visa Support
  • Professional mountain bike from Nepal & Tibetan guides and driver.
  • Support Vehicle with Driver
  • Experienced Mechanic
  • Hardtail Mountain bike
  • Accommodation (Hotels and Camping)
  • All Meals in Tibet
  • Emergency Oxygen Supply Airport Transfers (Kathmandu and Lhasa)
  • Border Assistance (Kyirong)
  • Group First-Aid & Safety Equipment
  • Camping Equipment (Tents, Kitchen Gear)

Excluded

  • International Flights
  • Nepal Visa Fees
  • Travel and Medical Insurance (Mandatory)
  • Personal Cycling Gear
  • Bike Rental Dual suspension
  • Alcohol and Soft Drinks
  • Laundry and Phone Charges
  • Personal Expenses
  • Tips for Staff

Why riders love this

5.0from 12 reviews across 2 platforms

Noah R

Sep 30, 2025

Really high spec rental bikes that are well maintained. A lot of the competing bike rentals provide lower spec equipment which wouldn't tackle some of the more technical mountain biking routes as well. I took a day tour around Pokhara. My guide, Suman, was a very competent biker and was very knowledgeable about the trails around Pokhara. He was able to offer alterations to the route to suit my needs and current trail conditions. Would highly recommend Nepal Mountain Bike for a day trek or a longer tour.

Voyage21923442470

May 30, 2025

I had the best experience with Pokhara MTB adventure. Jagan is very passionate about growing mtb in Nepal and its apparent within minutes of meeting him. He has some incredible guides who are not only exceptional riders but also care about giving you the best experience and that is hard to find. I rode with Anil and Suman and they went out of their way to make sure I had the best day possible. Highly recommend!

mrblack

May 17, 2025

Every one involved was amazing. We LOVED our guides and drivers. The trip was amazing - we were private and so we were able to make changes an they were very responsive. The rides were great -- it was always safety first and they were highly tuned to our needs. They obviously understand the area very well . Could not recommend higher

La L

Nov 12, 2024

It was an unforgettable experience and I am so grateful that I discovered you by chance as I was walking past. The service is excellent, I was able to ask all my questions. It was perfect that I didn't have to worry about my luggage, it was taken to my accommodation. Perfect for people with back problems. I was also provided with a bike shirt and a super new bike for the trip. All my needs were catered for. My guide was great, he adapted to my pace, always motivated me and we had a great chat during the breaks. It was more like being on the road with a friend. I definitely plan to come back and then take a longer trip. If you want to get a real insight into Nepal, this is the right place! Thank you very much!

Pedro A

Nov 3, 2024

I had the pleasure of experiencing Jagan's services, and I must say, they exceeded all my expectations. The level of service provided was truly exceptional, characterized by high-speed communication and swift problem-solving. Jagan operates with a European standard of excellence, ensuring that every detail is meticulously handled. Highly recommended for anyone seeking top-notch service! The bikes are also high quality - international well-known brands

bill g

Oct 15, 2024

I booked two day tours and was extremely satisfied. Top quality branded mountain bikes in perfect condition were provided. Anil, my guide, did a fantastic job - he responded to my needs, communicated very well and I felt always well looked after and safe. Jagan, the owner, is an honest and sincere man and has great charisma. You can see and feel that he puts his heart and soul into his company/shop and the sport of MTB. I would 100% come here again. Thank you for this experience!

Sirish B

Jul 28, 2024

Our team from Aarambha IT had an unforgettable experience with Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure. We went on a group cycling trip in Pokhara, and the entire experience was outstanding. The bikes provided were top-notch, well-maintained, and perfect for tackling the diverse trails around the area. The scenic routes showcased the stunning beauty of the region, making it a truly immersive adventure. A special mention to Jagan dai, the owner of the organization, who was incredibly friendly and helpful. His dedication and hospitality added a personal touch to the entire experience. The overall organization and support from the team were excellent. I highly recommend Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure for anyone seeking an exhilarating and memorable biking experience in Pokhara.

Jazbaati T

Jul 3, 2023

Pokhara mountain bike does there job very well. I came from India on my bicycle to complete my dream expedition that is to reach Everest base camp via pokhara - Kathmandu - Jiri - lamjura - Beni - lamthada - lukla. I got my bike serviced here and the job was done amazing. I didn't faced any problem on my hi 15 days long expedition. More then that Jagan bro the owner of Pokhara mountain bike was standing by my side on the expedition where ever I faced problem he was just a call away from me . Thank you is a small word to say my experience with pokhara mountain bike was far more then that. Because of pokhara MTb I was able to make new world record of fastest Lukla till EBC trek.

Barbara R

Mar 31, 2017

We HIGHLY recommend Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure for any biking adventures you may be planning in the Himalayas! Absolutely everyone at the company is sincerely kind and generous, and truly passionate about what they do. We felt well cared for from the minute we stepped off the plane in Katmandu. We have so many daily examples of where they went above and beyond, like when they spent days locating our lost luggage that was routed to India, or arranged a surprise 50th birthday party! The biking itself was spectacular -- challenging for sure, but about on the order of what we had expected and hoped for (except for the surprise snow storm!). The bikes they rent are in reasonable shape and worth it. DO order the double suspension, and do bring bike pedals and bike seat (for longer trips). With trips, it's often not about where you go, it's about the people you meet. This trip remains memorable in that way: we feel truly blessed to have shared the journey with such a special group.

Jampel lama Jampel

Jul 30, 2026

I am Jampel Lama, a cyclist and local mountain bike event promoter from Pokhara. I am a lifetime member of Cycle City Pokhara, a supporter of the Kaski Cycling Association, and an organizing member of the Kora Cycling Challenge committee in Pokhara. We organized the Kora Challenge in Pokhara on July 18th, 2026, and we are truly thankful to the team at Nepal MTB Adventures Pvt. Ltd. for their volunteer support, which included assistance for riders, mechanical support, and the provision of a free 4x4 Jeep rescue support as part of their corporate social responsibility. This company serves as a role model in Nepal by supporting awareness programs for local cyclists and mountain bikers, as well as promoting cycling culture and mountain biking event challenges in the country. My organization's Kora Challenge committee and I thank you for this enormous support for this event in Nepal. We wish all the best for Nepal MTB Adventure Tour Company and their warm and professional mountain biker crew. Thank you again!

Ryan Stockton

Aug 3, 2024

Highly recommend. Great people, highly skilled and passionate about mountain biking. We needed help with a brake bleed and the guys here couldn't have been more helpful. We've seen their involvement in big events like the Yak Attack and can happily recommend them as the go to place in Pokhara for any mountain bike support or guiding needs

spot fashion

Aug 4, 2023

Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventures is one of the best Mountain Bikes rentals, tours in town , they have a crew support with expertise and excellent services. This is the place you should visit for the quality, professionalism , responsibility . I'd highly recommend ....

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