Biking in Prithivi and Mahendra Highway

The biking route to the Terai by the Prithvi route to Mugling and so south from there to Narayangadh, that is barely a brief hop from Chitwan National Park. It will get significant traffic, however, is usually downhill and you'll pedal it in an exceedingly day.

An additional strenuous route follows the winding, scenic Siddhartha highway southward to Butwal, via Tansen. This ride needs some long stints within the saddle and several other long stops. It’s a quick downhill ride from Tansen to Butwal, and from there it’s a flat and straightforward some of hours to the Buddha’s birthplace, Lumbini. A good additional adventure choice would be to go west of Pokhara to Baglung, and from there follow the switchbacking Tamghas route south – either iteration spherical south eastwards via Ridi Bazaar to Tansen (it’s 80km from Tamghas to Tansen via Ridi), or continued south and west from Tamghas via Sandhikarka, on 90km of rough roads, connexion the Mahendra route at Gorusinge, 48 km west of Butwal (and some 10km north of the Buddhist site of Kapilvastu). West of Butwal, the Mahendra route leads through a fine looking dun depression towards the comparatively undeveloped so much west, the traffic lightening as you go.