Royal Enfield Postpones HunterHood Kathmandu Event Scheduled for September 12

Royal Enfield has postponed its upcoming HunterHood Kathmandu event, which was scheduled to take place at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu on September 12, 2026. The company announced the decision through an official notice, citing the recent floods in Nepal.

“The open road teaches us to look out for one another, and today, our hearts stay with Nepal,” Royal Enfield said in its statement. “In light of the recent floods, HunterHood Kathmandu is postponed until further notice as we stand with Nepal and the enduring strength of its people.”

The company has not announced a new date for the event yet and says revised details will be shared soon.

Tickets already purchased for the September 12 event will remain valid for the rescheduled date. However, Royal Enfield has confirmed that those who do not wish to attend the event on its new date will be eligible for a full refund.

The HunterHood Street Festival was set to bring together music, art, motorcycles, fashion, food and other elements of street culture at Bhrikutimandap. The event had announced a lineup featuring Indian rapper Divine, Adrian Pradhan of 1974 AD, Gauley Bhai, Sacar, Rato Rani and Ishtri.

Apart from the musical performances, the Kathmandu edition was also expected to feature a skatepark, BMX stunt shows, street games, graffiti art, workshops, rap battles, dance battles, fashion and food stalls, along with a flea market.

HunterHood is Royal Enfield’s street-focused event platform, with each edition incorporating local artists, performers and communities. The Kathmandu edition was expected to be among the major motorcycle and lifestyle events scheduled in the capital this September.

With the event now postponed, Royal Enfield is yet to confirm whether the previously announced lineup and activities will remain unchanged when the festival is rescheduled. Further details, including the new event date, are expected to be announced by the company soon.