Kathmandu–Triumph Nepal successfully hosted an exhilarating evening of music, motorcycling spirit, and community celebration at the vibrant Biker’s Cafe, Naxal. The event, titled “Music Night”, brought together over 150 passionate Triumph riders, biking enthusiasts, and music lovers for an unforgettable night of entertainment.

The highlight of the evening was the official premiere of “EPIC RIDE: Echoes of the Lost Kingdom”, a gripping video documentary capturing Triumph Nepal’s Epic Ride, an eight-day motorcycle expedition that took 38 riders from Kathmandu to the ancient kingdom of Lo Manthang in Upper Mustang, covering over 1,000 kilometers through sacred temples, high

mountain passes, and mystical Himalayan landscapes. The cinematic premiere was met with awe and applause, showcasing the resilience, camaraderie, and thrill that define the Triumph riding culture. Guests were also treated to a live performance by the celebrated local band, Prashnachinha, whose powerful set brought the house down with energy and emotion.

The night was further amplified by fun games, open mic sessions, and plenty of opportunities for connection and celebration among the Triumph community. Speaking about the event, Sagar Thapa, Manager at Triumph Nepal, shared,

& Music Night was more than just a celebration- it was a tribute to the spirit of riding and togetherness.

The premiere of & Epic Ride & is a reminder of what we can achieve when adventure meets purpose. This is the kind of community Triumph is proud to build in Nepal.” “Music Night” marks yet another milestone in Triumph Nepal’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and vibrant rider community through memorable experiences that go beyond the road.