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Scooty and scooter rent in Nepal

Scooters for rent across Nepal for city rides and short trips. A scooty usually costs NPR 900–2,500 a day, and from about NPR 1,100 in Kathmandu; some shops offer hour packages.

Scooter rent prices

A Honda Dio, TVS Ntorq or Aviator usually costs NPR 900–2,500 a day, depending on the city and the model. Pokhara Lakeside shops are usually NPR 900–1,600 a day, and long-term rentals can drop to NPR 500–800 a day.

What to know before you ride

  • A motorbike licence covers scooters; foreign riders also need an International Driving Permit
  • Helmets are required for the rider and passenger
  • Return at the same fuel level you took it
  • Scooters are best for cities and short trips; take a motorbike for long hill rides

Typical price per day

NPR 900–2,500 a day. Dio, Ntorq or Aviator. In Kathmandu usually from about NPR 1,100 a day.

Scooter rental by city

Frequently asked questions

How much is scooty rent in Kathmandu?

Scooty rent in Kathmandu usually starts at about NPR 1,100 a day for a Dio or similar, and NPR 1,500–2,500 for a newer 125 cc scooter. Each listing shows its exact price per day or for a few hours.

How much is scooty rent in Pokhara?

In Pokhara a scooter usually costs NPR 900–1,600 a day, with newer models up to about NPR 2,500 at some Lakeside shops.

Can I rent a scooter by the hour?

Yes, where the shop offers hour packages, such as 2 hours or 4 hours. A rental under a day is charged the smallest package that covers it, and never more than the 1-day price.