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Bhutan Motorcycle Tours Become More Affordable as Extreme Bike Tours Introduces New Routing Option

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New entry points and a revised itinerary reduce overall travel costs while maintaining Bhutan’s sustainability standards

AUSTRALIA, January 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Motorcycle travel in Bhutan has traditionally been viewed as prohibitively expensive due to limited flight access and mandatory daily sustainability fees. Extreme Bike Tours has announced new routing and itinerary options that significantly reduce overall tour costs, making guided motorcycle expeditions in Bhutan more accessible to riders.
The company’s updated Bhutan program leverages alternative transit hubs, allowing riders to avoid costly layovers while still complying with Bhutan’s regulated tourism framework. These changes lower logistical expenses without compromising the country’s environmental and cultural protection policies.
“Bhutan has always been a dream destination for riders, but cost has been the main barrier,” said the founder of Extreme Bike Tours. “By rethinking how riders enter and move through the country, we’ve been able to make Bhutan far more attainable while still respecting its strict sustainability model.”

Expanded Tour Options in Bhutan
Extreme Bike Tours now offers two distinct Bhutan motorcycle expeditions, each catering to different rider profiles:
The Bhutan: Land of the Thunder Dragon tour follows a primarily road-based route through Bhutan’s central valleys and mountain passes. The itinerary includes accommodation, licensed local guides, permits, visas, and Bhutan’s mandatory sustainability tax, with pricing now reduced through streamlined logistics and revised access points.
In addition, the company has introduced a new Bhutan Off-Road: Spirit of the Dragon expedition, a 12-day route designed exclusively for experienced riders. This itinerary ventures beyond the traditional tourist corridors, incorporating remote tracks, lesser-traveled regions, and challenging terrain while maintaining full regulatory compliance within Bhutan.
Both tours are operated in small groups and supported by professional guides, backup vehicles, and local teams familiar with Bhutan’s terrain and administrative requirements.

Lower Costs Without Lower Standards
Bhutan’s tourism policy prioritizes low-impact, high-value travel, requiring visitors to pay a daily sustainability fee that supports conservation, infrastructure, and local communities. Extreme Bike Tours emphasizes that affordability improvements come from logistics optimization rather than reduced services.
“All permits, sustainability contributions, accommodation standards, and local employment remain unchanged,” the company stated. “The savings come from smarter routing, better regional partnerships, and experience gained from operating in the Himalayas for over a decade.”

Designed for Experienced Riders
The Bhutan tours are intended for seasoned motorcyclists comfortable with mountain riding, variable road conditions, and long-distance travel. Routes traverse high-altitude passes, forested valleys, and remote settlements, offering riders a rare opportunity to experience Bhutan beyond surface-level tourism.

About Extreme Bike Tours
Extreme Bike Tours specializes in professionally supported motorcycle expeditions across the Himalayas, including India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. The company focuses on small-group travel, experienced riders, and responsible access to remote regions through long-standing local partnerships.

For full tour details, schedules, and rider requirements, visit the company’s official website.

Benedict George Lloyd
Extreme Bike Tours
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