Organised tours. Guided/ Non guided

[Dodgy69]

Definitely worth a browse.

https://www.tripaneer.com/sr

[Cousin Jack]

Definitely worth a browse.

https://www.tripaneer.com/sr

Bit heavy on the yoga/wellness and light on motorcycles

[Dodgy69]

Definitely worth a browse.

https://www.tripaneer.com/sr

Bit heavy on the yoga/wellness and light on motorcycles

Adventure and outdoors in " filter". Some decent bike tours.

[Dodgy69]

I fancy a bit of Everest or summot that way on.

[Noggin]

I quite fancy a couple of those

[Mr Moofo]

I fancy a bit of Everest or summot that way on.

https://karmayatri.com

[Dodgy69]

I fancy a bit of Everest or summot that way on.

https://karmayatri.com

Is that who you went with.?

[Rockburner]

Definitely worth a browse.

https://www.tripaneer.com/sr

The only thing i'd say against it is the frigging annoying plethora of new tabs it opens with each step down it's filter system.

[Dodgy69]

I did sommot like bike tours, 2 weeks, guided, on/off road,intermediate. Then I did non guided. I think it depends where your going if you want guiding or not. Non guided, you still get the routes, hotels etc but if you're in a dodgy bit of India off road, I'd be wanting a guide and backup.

It's all food for thought but I do fancy an on/off road trip on a mighty Himalayan, or similar.

[Mr Moofo]

I fancy a bit of Everest or summot that way on.

https://karmayatri.com

Yup - it’s one Indian guy and his support team (2 Indian chaps, his girlfriend filming and doing social media stuff, and one / two out riders (Ours was Rahul, a Nepalese who knew everything)
You paid for your flights - his price was for hotels, all food, water and coffee stops, bike and fuel. We just had to pay for alcoholic drinks
Is that who you went with.?

Yup - it’s one Indian guy and his support team (2 Indian chaps, his girlfriend filming and doing social media stuff, and one / two out riders (Ours was Rahul, a Nepalese who knew everything)
You paid for your flights - his price was for hotels, all food, water and coffee stops, bike and fuel. We just had to pay for alcohol

The best bit about it was it was geared to us, and as we were surrounded by locals we didn’t feel like tourists (obviously we were).
Hotels range from luxury to basic / bunk house type places depending on what was available.

I thought Hashim and his team did a fantastic job and would thoroughly recommend it. Just don’t slip coming out of the shower on the first day.
It is a spectacular county

[Felix]

We had a guy on TRC who did tours. Think he was based in South Germany

[Dickyboy]

Got dragged (very willingly) by a mate into going a Himalayan trip this coming October, Katmandu & up into the Mustang region can't bloody wait