Triumph Nepal Concludes Fourth Legacy Ride with Scenic Ghandruk Journey

Triumph Nepal, the authorized distributor of Triumph Motorcycles under Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd., has wrapped up the fourth chapter of its signature riding event, Triumph Legacy Ride: Ghandruk Edition, organized from November 12 to 14, 2025.

This year’s ride gathered 30 dedicated Triumph enthusiasts, uniting them for a three-day journey that celebrated the brand’s passion for adventure, open-road freedom, and strong rider community—set against the dramatic scenery of Nepal’s Himalayan region.

The convoy set off early from the Triumph showroom in Kalikanagar-10, Butwal, heading toward Doban and Pipal Danda. Riders cruised through twisting highways, lush hillsides, and peaceful rural stretches, enjoying a route that strengthened the sense of fellowship within the group.

On reaching Ghandruk, the participants were welcomed with traditional Gurung warmth. The evening unfolded with a cozy bonfire and BBQ session under a clear mountain sky, creating a perfect atmosphere for conversations and shared moments.

Day two started with a short morning hike and a cultural photoshoot reflecting the local way of life. After breakfast, the group embarked on a 45 km loop ride through the region’s iconic mountain curves. The night ended on a lively note with games, bingo, and many more.

The final day took the group toward the Australian Base Camp in Dhampus, a popular vantage point renowned for panoramic views of Annapurna  and Machhapuchhre. Here, riders paused to take in the breathtaking scenery before beginning their journey back. Following breakfast and a warm send-off, the team concluded another successful edition of the Triumph Legacy Ride.

From the bustling roads of Butwal to the peaceful trails of the Annapurna region, this ride served as more than just a recreational escape—it embodied the spirit of discovery, unity, and the enduring identity that defines Triumph riders.

Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd. has expressed its intent to host more such experiences in the coming years, helping boost domestic tourism while strengthening Nepal’s fast-growing motorcycling culture.