Motorcycle Tour Holidays in China

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With more than 3 million kilometres of roads, China is one of the bests place to go on a motorcycle tour. Before booking a motorcycle tour on your next holiday, do not forget to inquire about travel or driving requirements for self-driven motorcycles. International licences are not permitted in China and travellers are required to apply for a temporary licence. Whether you are staying in Hong Kong or have decided to venture on to enjoy Shanghai holidays, some local tour operators offer assistance in procuring a temporary driving licence so inquire if this is part of the tour package. Additional requirements apply for those who are planning to bring their own motorcycle from home.

Whether your preference is for a self-guided or guided motorcycle tour, below are three excellent destination options in China.

Silk Road Tour

Silk Road motorcycle tours pass through this famous historical route in China. Some Silk Road motorcycle tours start in Beijing and end in Xian, a city famous for its terracotta warriors. These multi-day tours also include original routes in Xinjiang and Gansu province. The more adventurous tours cover the entire Silk Road route, commencing in Turkey and passing through Georgia, Kazakhstan and other countries, before ending the tour in China.

Xinjiang, Gansu, and Shaanxi Province Tour

Located in the north-western region, the provinces of Xinjiang, Gansu, and Shaanxi offer a different facet of China. Highlights of the motorcycle tour include possible trips to the mummies of Urumqi, Islamic minarets and tombs in Xinjiang, White Stone Spot in the Barkol pasturelands, and other popular attractions.

Qinghai and the Tibetan Region Tour

The Qinghai and Amdo Tibetan Region has one of the most scenic routes in China. The multi-day tour may include stopovers in breathtaking mountain passes and lakes located high up in the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau. Visits to some notable Tibetan monasteries and nomadic villages may be arranged for a more immersive experience in the regionâ??s unique culture.

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