Bhutan 'the Land of the Thunder Dragon' lies in the center of the Himalayas. It is located between 88º 45’ and 92º 10’ longitude east and between 26º 40’ and 28º 15’ latitude north. The more than 18 thousand square miles of Bhutan offer a great variety of climate and scenery. Its neighboring countries are Tibet in the north, Sikkim in the west, India's West Bengal and Assam to the south and east."

The good point of biking in Bhutan is its immense areas of undisturbed nature and even while cycling along Bhutan's "highways" one sees a lot of this. These highways usually have little traffic, especially east of Wangdi. The views are often stunning, but you are advised to stop before you look. None of the main roads are very steep. The average percentage seems to be around 7%. The climate in large parts of the country is quite pleasant for cycling, especially in spring and fall. The best season to bike in Bhutan is during the months of Mar- April and Oct. – Nov. During these months the days are sunny and the nights chilly. Some special gear requirements will make your tour more comfortable. Pre-planning and visa application is essential, and while the flights are mostly full, your decision to travel should best be made early.

Mar- April and Oct.- Dec. are the most visited months. Days are sunny, and the nights are chilly. Some special gear requirements will make your tour more comfortable. Pre-planning and visa application is essential, flights are mostly full therefore your decision to travel should be made early.