Nepal Diary on My Honda Activa: Preparation

To torn up the monotony and boredom of daily routine I have planned a tour to Nepal, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, but not in a traditional way. I have decided to cover the whole route from my location Kolkata to Kathmandu and back on my 6 years old Honda Activa scooter.

Initially it was very hard to prepare my mind for this risky journey because the total distance I have to cover is nearly 2200 km and within which more or less 500 km is through the mountain. Moreover, though there are several experience of car trips or bike trips to Nepal have been shared in internet but no scooter trip is recorded. I have asked some of my friends to accompany me in this journey but for reasonable cause they have refused. No one is mad like me...ha ha ha!!! But somehow one of my students Mr. Debdeep Banerjee from the Dept. of Computer Science Engineering of Techno India College of Technology came to know about the trip and determine to be with me in this dangerous trip to the Land of Snowy Mountains.

Prepare My Honda Activa DLX 110 cc
  1. Total service 
  2. Change of engine oil- Honda Genuine 4-Stroke Scooter Engine Oil SAE 10W30 MB
  3. Change of Front tyre- JK TYRE BLAZE BA21 90/100 - 10
  4. Change of Rear Tyre- CEAT Gripp 90/100-10
  5. High Density LED in head light
  6. Extra High Density LED fog light in front
Prepare our Backpack

1. Full Sleeve T-Shirt- 3 pcs
2. Jeans- 2 pcs
3. Sleeping Bag
4. Shocks- 2 pairs
5. Under Garments- 3 pairs
6. Hanky- 3/4 pcs
7. Gloves- 1 pair
8. Jacket- 1 pcs ( light )
9. Water Bottle- 2 pcs(1 ltr each)
10. Sunglasses
11. Arm Cover
12. Sleepers
13. Toiletries
14. Paper Soap
15. Torch
16. Some old news papers
17. Tissue Papers
18. Bowl- 1 pcs
19. Mug- 1 pcs
20. Adhaar Card with 5 photocopies
21. 5 passport size photographs
22. High grip hiking boot



To be continued....


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