Bhutan’s rugged, hilly terrain is perfect for on-road as well as off-road mountain biking and has found many keen enthusiasts amongst locals and visitors alike. There is a huge choice of trails to take your pick from. Some of routes are challenging off-road dirt trails, while some are smooth paved roads. Besides being a terrific physical exercise, cycling allows you to experience nature more deeply and make friends with the local folks along the way.
As you go pedaling, be prepared to greet children lining up to give you high-fives.
Bhutan’s rugged, hilly terrain is perfect for on-road as well as off-road mountain biking and has found many keen enthusiasts amongst locals and visitors alike. There is a huge choice of trails to take your pick from. Some of routes are challenging off-road dirt trails, while some are smooth paved roads. Besides being a terrific physical exercise, cycling allows you to experience nature more deeply and make friends with the local folks along the way.
As you go pedaling, be prepared to greet children lining up to give you high-fives. If you come across Indian soldiers, they may well just share a cup of refreshing hot tea with you. Locals invite you into their homes to share a plate of Ema Datshi, the national dish of Bhutan. It is made with chilli, pepper and cheese. Atop your bicycle, with the wind and sunshine caressing you under clear blue skies, while fluttering prayer flags play their magic, you will understand why Bhutan is one of the happiest places on earth!
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