Royal Enfield Delays HunterHood Kathmandu Event Set for September 12
Key Takeaways
- Royal Enfield has postponed the HunterHood Kathmandu event due to recent floods in Nepal, originally scheduled for September 12, 2026.
- Ticket holders for the September 12 event can either use their tickets for the rescheduled date or opt for a full refund.
- The festival was expected to feature music performances, a skatepark, BMX stunts, graffiti art, and various street culture activities, but details for the rescheduled event remain unconfirmed.
Royal Enfield Postpones HunterHood Kathmandu Event Due to Nepal Floods
Royal Enfield has announced the postponement of its much-anticipated HunterHood Kathmandu event, originally set for September 12, 2026, at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu. The decision comes in response to the recent devastating floods across Nepal.
In an official statement, Royal Enfield expressed solidarity with the nation, stating, “The open road teaches us to look out for one another, and today, our hearts stay with Nepal.” The company added, “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.”
No New Date Announced – Refunds Available
At this time, Royal Enfield has not revealed a new date for the event. Revised details will be shared with the public soon. Attendees who purchased tickets for the September 12 event can rest assured that their tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled date. However, the company has also confirmed that those unable to attend the new date will be eligible for a full refund.
A Celebration of Music, Art, and Street Culture
The HunterHood Street Festival was set to be a vibrant celebration of music, art, motorcycles, fashion, food, and various elements of street culture. The event was expected to draw crowds to Bhrikutimandap for a day filled with exciting activities and performances.
The lineup of musical acts included renowned Indian rapper Divine, alongside Adrian Pradhan of 1974 AD, Gauley Bhai, Sacar, Rato Rani, and Ishtri. In addition to the performances, festival-goers were looking forward to a skatepark, BMX stunt shows, street games, graffiti art, workshops, rap battles, dance battles, fashion stalls, food vendors, and a flea market.
HunterHood’s Commitment to Local Communities
HunterHood is Royal Enfield’s dedicated street-focused event platform. Each edition of the festival highlights local artists, performers, and communities, fostering a unique cultural experience. The Kathmandu edition was poised to become one of the major motorcycle and lifestyle events in the capital during September.
What’s Next?
Following the postponement, Royal Enfield has not yet confirmed whether the previously announced lineup and activities will remain the same for the rescheduled festival. The company promises to release further details, including the new event date, soon. Fans and attendees are advised to stay tuned for updates directly from Royal Enfield.
