
Into the High Valleys
Climb out of the lowlands and into Manang, where the road winds beneath six-thousand-metre walls of rock, snow and ice.
Where Adventure Meets Altitude.











Climb out of the lowlands and into Manang, where the road winds beneath six-thousand-metre walls of rock, snow and ice.
Every expedition begins in the colour and chaos of Kathmandu — prayer flags, ancient stupas and streets that never sit still.

Switchbacks, river crossings and gravel tracks that climb from the valley floor to the high passes — every corner earned, every view worth it.
It’s not just a bike trip; it’s a bond, a story, and an adventure you’ll relive every time you catch up. Out here, the ride becomes the memory—and the mates make it unforgettable.







From Kathmandu Streets to Himalayan Peaks








At the heart of every great journey is a team that makes it unforgettable. Our crew is made up of experienced riders, local guides, and support staff who live and breathe the Himalayan spirit. From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the remote trails of Manang, our team ensures every moment of your adventure is safe, authentic, and full of unforgettable stories.


Iron Ghoda Moto Tours was created for riders who crave real adventure—raw landscapes, rugged roads, deep culture, and the kind of freedom you only find high in the Himalayas.
Our name, “Iron Ghoda”—meaning Iron Horse in Nepali—captures exactly who we are and what we ride: tough Royal Enfields built to carry you through mountains, valleys, river crossings, and ancient trails that have shaped Himalayan travel for centuries.
Stories from Riders
The best ten days on a bike I've ever had. Nothing came close.Liam R.The Manang Traverse
Roads, mountains and good mates — this trip had it all.Marcus T.The Manang Traverse
The guides made it. I'd ride with Iron Ghoda again tomorrow.Dave K.The Mustang Expedition
Iron Ghoda Moto Tours is an adventure motorcycle tour company based in Nepal, offering guided motorbike expeditions across the Himalayas and beyond. We specialise in immersive riding experiences that combine rugged off-road challenges, breathtaking scenery, and authentic local culture.
“Iron Ghoda” translates to “Iron Horse” in Nepali — a fitting name for the spirit of adventure that comes with exploring Nepal’s mountains and valleys on two wheels.
Your safety is our top priority. Our guides are experienced riders who know Nepal’s roads and trails inside out. A support vehicle accompanies most tours with first-aid kits, tools, and spare parts.
Our support team carries essential tools and parts to handle most repairs on the spot. In rare cases of a major issue, we’ll arrange a replacement or transport assistance.
Yes. We require all participants to have comprehensive travel insurance.
Most nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport or at major land border crossings. We’ll provide guidance on visa requirements before your trip.
Yes — all tours are fully guided by experienced local riders who lead the group, with a dedicated support crew that ensures everything runs smoothly.
Difficulty varies by tour. Some routes are ideal for intermediate riders, while others are suited for those with off-road experience. We’ll recommend the right tour based on your skill level.
We primarily use Royal Enfield Himalayans and Classic 500s — durable, comfortable bikes that handle Nepal’s mountain roads with ease. All bikes are maintained by our in-house mechanics.
Yes! If you’re based in Nepal or traveling with your own motorcycle, you’re welcome to join our tours with your own ride. We’ll help arrange necessary permits and logistics.
Bring your riding gear, personal essentials, warm layers (especially for mountain regions), and lightweight clothes for warmer areas. We’ll provide a full packing checklist before your departure.
Our guides are trained in first aid, and the support vehicle carries medical kits. For serious incidents, we have evacuation protocols in place. This is why having travel insurance that covers motorcycling is essential.
Nepal’s weather can change quickly, especially in the mountains. Our team constantly monitors conditions and may adjust routes or schedules to keep you safe.
We recommend booking at least 8–10 weeks in advance, especially for popular routes like Upper Mustang and Manang, as permits and accommodations can fill up quickly.
We accept online transfers, credit/debit cards, and cash payments in major currencies. Details are shared during the booking process.
Yes. Certain regions like Upper Mustang and Manang require special entry permits. We’ll handle all paperwork and logistics for you.