Hop on the back of a motorcycle and embark on an unforgettable culinary journey through the historic cities of Patan and Kirtipur, where every stop reveals a new flavor and story. Ride with a local guide through lively streets, hidden alleyways, and traditional neighborhoods, stopping at family-run eateries, bustling food stalls, and beloved local restaurants rarely visited by tourists.
Savor authentic Nepali and Newari specialties, including momos, chatamari, crispy bara, smoky choila, yomari (seasonal), local sweets, and traditional drinks. Along the way, explore vibrant markets, ancient courtyards, centuries-old temples, and cultural landmarks while learning about the rich history and culinary traditions of these heritage cities.
More than a food tour, this immersive motorcycle experience blends sightseeing, storytelling, and exceptional local cuisine. It's the perfect adventure for food lovers seeking to experience the Kathmandu Valley like a local.
The rider will pick you up from the lobby.
Bagh Bhairav Temple is one of the oldest and most revered temples in Kirtipur, dedicated to Lord Bhairav in his fierce tiger form. Admire its beautiful three-tiered Newari architecture, ancient wood carvings, and sacred atmosphere while enjoying panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. The temple is also the cultural heart of Kirtipur, hosting the vibrant annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra.
Pimbahal is one of Patan's oldest and most picturesque heritage ponds, dating back to the 14th century. Surrounded by traditional Newari houses, ancient temples, and a historic whitewashed stupa, this peaceful square offers a glimpse into the city's rich cultural heritage. Steeped in local legends and beautifully restored after the 2015 earthquake, Pimbahal is a perfect place to experience the timeless charm of Patan.
Kirtipur is a historic hilltop town just southwest of Kathmandu, celebrated for its well-preserved Newari culture, ancient temples, traditional architecture, and panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. Known for its rich history, authentic local cuisine, and vibrant artisan heritage, Kirtipur offers visitors a peaceful glimpse into Nepal's living traditions away from the city's crowds.
**Chobhar Gorge** is a dramatic natural canyon on the southern edge of Kathmandu, where the Bagmati River cuts through a limestone hill. According to local legend, the gorge was created by Manjushree, who sliced the hill to drain the ancient lake that once covered the Kathmandu Valley. Today, it is known for its stunning scenery, rich mythology, nearby temples, caves, and the iconic Chobhar Suspension Bridge, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and cultural explorers.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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