Car, bike and scooty rent in Pokhara
Scooters, motorbikes, cars, jeeps and Hiace vans for rent in Pokhara, most of them around Lakeside. A scooter usually costs NPR 900–1,600 a day; every listing shows the exact price for your dates.
Renting in Pokhara
Most rental shops are in Lakeside, close to the hotels on Phewa Lake. A scooter is the easy way to reach Sarangkot, the World Peace Pagoda and Begnas Lake. For Annapurna roads and Mustang, rent a motorbike such as a Royal Enfield or Himalayan, or a jeep with a driver.
Bikes in Pokhara usually cost NPR 1,500–3,000 a day and a Royal Enfield NPR 3,000–4,500. Some shops charge more when you ride outside the city.
Popular rides from Pokhara
- Sarangkot for sunrise over the Annapurnas, about 30 minutes
- Begnas and Rupa lakes, about 45 minutes
- Bandipur, about 75 km towards Kathmandu
- Jomsom and Muktinath, a rough mountain road best done by jeep or experienced riders
What to rent in Pokhara
Frequently asked questions
How much is bike rent in Pokhara per day?
A scooter in Pokhara usually costs NPR 900–1,600 a day, a standard motorbike NPR 1,500–3,000, and a Royal Enfield about NPR 3,000–4,500. Each listing shows its own price per day or for a few hours.
Can I ride a rental bike from Pokhara to Mustang?
Many Pokhara shops allow it on a suitable bike, often at a higher price. The road to Jomsom and Muktinath is rough and unpaved in places, so it suits experienced riders, and you need the permits for the area you visit.