Panauti Bike Tour

Panauti, Kavre

Type

experience

Pedal Through and Around the Historic Town

Embark on a half-day cycling adventure through the historic town of Panauti and its scenic villages. Enjoy picturesque landscapes, local culture, and a visit to orange farms and temples, all while supporting sustainable tourism and local communities.

Experience Type

Hiking

Ages

15-50

Group

Max 8 pax

Duration

3-4 hours

Start Time

Morning

Difficulty

Easy

Itinerary

Panauti Community Homestay

Experience Ancient Newari Culture close to Kathmandu

$35.00/adult

Transportation

Tour Guide

Mountain Bike

Helmet

Entry Fee

Water Bottle

Snacks

Impact Footprint

Eco Friendly Mobility Option
Employment Opportunities for the youth.

How to get here

Catch the Bus: Board a bus to Panauti from Purano (Old) Bus Park in Kathmandu. The journey takes about 2 hours and costs around 60 rupees one-way.

Pay Onboard: The bus conductor will collect your fare during the ride.

Arrive at Panauti Bus Station: The bus will drop you off at the Panauti Bus Station.

To find Janata Bank, look for the large Janata Bank sign and take the street to its right.

Walk to the Homestay: Walk up the street, around the bend, and continue for about 10 minutes. You’ll see the small green Panauti Community Homestay office on your right. If needed, ask a local for directions.

Cancellation Policy

Every booking with Community Homestay Network are binded by our cancellation policies.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What level of cycling experience is required for the Panauti Bike Tour?

This tour is designed for cyclists of all levels, including beginners. The ride is easy-paced, and the terrain suits those with basic cycling skills. Our local guide will ensure your safety and comfort throughout the journey.

What should I bring for the Panauti Bike Tour?

You should bring comfortable cycling clothing, sunscreen, and water. Helmets and bikes are provided, but feel free to bring your own. Entry fees to temples and monuments and gratuities are not included, so it's recommended to carry some cash.