Kathmandu: Yamaha Nepal’s riding community, Yamaha Blue Streaks, organized the ‘Changa Chet’ Festive Ride across four locations in Nepal to celebrate Dashain while promoting adventure, togetherness and community engagement among riders.
The initiative brought together Yamaha enthusiasts from eastern Nepal, Chitwan, Makwanpur and the Kathmandu Valley, combining the festive spirit of Dashain with group riding experiences.
A total of 95 riders participated across four routes, including 20 riders travelling from Dharan to Bhedetar Farm Village, 25 from Chitwan to Mayatar, 20 from Hetauda to Makwanpur Gadhi and 30 from Kathmandu to Budhanilkantha.
The rides aimed to encourage participants to explore different destinations while strengthening connections within the Yamaha riding community.
Celebrating Dashain Through Adventure
According to Yamaha Nepal, the ‘Changa Chet’ Festive Ride was designed to extend Dashain celebrations beyond traditional gatherings by bringing riders together for shared journeys and outdoor experiences.
The initiative also highlighted Yamaha Blue Streaks’ efforts to build a community centered on riding, exploration and shared experiences.
Speaking on the occasion, Deepak Agrawal, Executive Director and CEO of MAW, said the festive ride aimed to bring the joy and togetherness of Dashain to different routes across Nepal.
“Through this Changa Chet Festive Ride we aimed to bring the joy and togetherness of Dashain to routes of Nepal, celebrating the spirit of riding together and embracing the adventure,” Agrawal said.
Yamaha Blue Streaks is a community initiative that connects motorcycle enthusiasts who share an interest in riding and Yamaha vehicles.
Through the platform, Yamaha Nepal aims to strengthen customer relationships, promote its brand values and encourage greater engagement among riders.
The ‘Changa Chet’ Festive Ride forms part of the company’s community-focused activities, bringing together motorcycle enthusiasts through shared adventures and cultural celebrations.
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