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The Longest Biking Expedition in India..

For the intrepid traveler who is looking for a lifetime cycling adventure, it’s happening right here in India. The mega cycling expedition will scale the entire Indian sub-continent from North to South. Let go of the challenging terrain, noises, and chaos while we lead your way. Soak in the colors of Indian villages, the vibrant culture, festive people, breathtaking nature, historical monuments, heritage living, and aromatic cuisines. We start from the Great Himalayan corridor - Leh, riding down the Zanskar and Pir Panchal Ranges towards the Indo Gangetic plain and further towards the capital state of New Delhi. Then, we ride the golden triangle route to witness the iconic Taj Mahal, the Tiger Capital Ranthambore, and the grand provinces of Rajasthan viz Jaipur, Pushkar, Jodhpur, and Udaipur. We will traverse across the rustic villages of Gujarat, the metropolis of Mumbai in Maharashtra, and head towards the Konkan coast. Further, we ride from sunny Goa to spiritual Gokarna and Mangalore. Then, we traverse across the Malabar Coast of Kerala - God's own country. We ride across the land of Zamorin alongside the forts and beaches, with the view of the myriad backwater rivers, mangroves, and coconut lagoons. We ride through the Ayurveda hub of Nattika towards the colonial city of Fort Kochi and embark on the traditional houseboat cruise across the Vembanad lake in Alleppey. We ride across the cliffside beach of Varkala towards the scenic Kovalam beach to end the epic ride. Here, we will have a grand celebration dinner at the beach resort to commemorate the Great India Cycling chapter. We will spend an additional day relaxing at the Kovalam beach before saying goodbye to the incredible friends made on the bicycle and packing our memories for the next adventure. In addition, the trip follows a more fascinating course by closely knitting unique experiences like visiting the Buddhist Gompas of Ladakh, camping in the Himalayan foothills with the starlit sky, visiting the Mughal remains of Old Delhi, Chandini Chowk, and Agra, visiting the Rajput forts and staying in royal palaces of Rajasthan, introspection of the Dharavi slum in Mumbai, serene beaches of Goa and Gokarna, the unique seafood and culture of Malabar coast, sightseeing of colonial Fort Kochi, houseboat cruise in the backwaters and relaxing at the Varkala and Kovalam Beach.

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MAIN HIGHLIGHTS

Epic Journey: Cycle from the northern peaks of Leh to the southern coast of Kerala, experiencing the full breadth of the Indian sub-continent.
Diverse Landscapes: Navigate the Himalayan ranges, Indo-Gangetic plains, golden triangle, and the varied terrains of Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra.
Cultural Richness: Discover vibrant villages, festive atmospheres, and the historical and cultural treasures of India, including the Taj Mahal and Rajput forts.
Wildlife and Nature: Explore the wildlife of Ranthambore, the scenic beauty of the Konkan coast, and the lush backwaters of Kerala.
Iconic Sites: Visit major landmarks like the Taj Mahal, Jaipur's forts, Mumbai's Dharavi slum, and Goa’s serene beaches.
Unique Experiences: Enjoy a toy train ride, camp under the Himalayan stars, cruise on a traditional houseboat, and relax on stunning beaches.

The Great India Cycling Tour

Start : Leh
End : Kovalam

The Longest Biking Expedition in India..

DAY 1 LEH, LADAKH

We highly recommend you to arrive (own), a couple of days earlier for general acclimatization at the high-altitude Himalayan town of Leh. We will be happy to pick up; the rest of the group (on Day 1), from Leh airport and drive to the hotel nearby. Amazed by the bird’s eye view of infinite Himalayan peaks from above the clouds, it feels different while you land at the barren cold desert town of Leh with thin air. It is unlikely that a major town would exist here at 3500 m above sea level. However, this ancient town was right there from being the seat to Ladakhi Kings and a major stopover in the Indo-Chinese Trade route during earlier times to this date. Upon reaching the quaint hotel with royal elegance, you can relax with the view of the distant snowcapped mountains and the rustic settlements nearby. Evening the group briefing on the epic cycling journey across India is scheduled followed by a customary dinner.

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DAY 2 LEH, LADAKH

After breakfast, the Cycle fitting is scheduled. Once we are done with the bikes, it’s time for sightseeing around Leh. This includes the Leh palace, ancient monastery, Buddhist temple and museum of the Indian Army. We can also go for an optional warm-up ride to Khardungla Pass, the world’s highest motor-able pass – 5602 m above sea level. It is the gateway to Nubra valleys and the Siachen Glacier in the north and Shyock region in the east. These strategically important roads are maintained by Border Roads Organization, an infrastructure building wing of the Indian Armed Forces. We will transfer you for a day out, all the way uphill towards the pass while the oxygen and temperature level will drop gradually as we ascent. The narrow and winding road is smooth till South Pullu. Here we will stop for police clearance. Reaching on top of the Khardung La pass, we will be rewarded with the breathtaking view of the valley, and the snowcapped peaks of the Zanskar range. After spending comfortable time, we start our warm-up ride downhill back to Leh.

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DAY 3 LATO, LADAKH

The morning after breakfast, we start the amazing cycling on the high-altitude Manali Leh Highway. We transverse on a combination of downhill and undulating mountain roads with less traffic. We ride alongside the winding Indus river and through its rustic valley. Our ride will progress with the view of Leh town, Leh golf course, Army camp, small settlements, snow mountains, scenic viewpoints and remote Gompas enroute. Important being the Shey Monastery or Gompa and the palace complex, noteworthy for its giant gold-gilded copper statue of the seated Shakyamuni Buddha. Further on the way, we visit the Thiksay Monastery or gompa towering on the hilltop which resembles the iconic Potala Palace in Lhasa (Tibet). We leave the Indus river at Upshi and cut across the craggy mountains and scenic valleys towards the quaint Himalayan village Lato. Here, we spend overnight at a makeshift camp with a beautiful view of the starry sky. The temperature will drop considerably at the night till morning.

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DAY 4 DEBRING, LADAKH

This morning we start cycling towards the high mountain pass of Taglang La (5328 m). We ride across Gya and Rumste villages, the last human settlement on the Leh Manali highway. You ride along arid plains, mountain villages, army camps and occasional pasture lands with a view of snowcapped mountains. The ride will be challenging as the condition of the road is not ideal (gravel road). After 35 - 40 Kms ascending the numerous zig-zag stretches with small streams cutting across, we reach the spectacular Taglang La Pass. The high pass is blessed with a breathtaking view of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and valleys. Crossing the pass is quite thrilling, however, you will realize that the air is thin to breathe. Later, we will slowly start descending towards our stopover destination – Debring. We refresh, relax and spend overnight at the outdoor camp here.

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DAY 5 WHISKY NALLAH, LADAKH

Today, we cycle along the distant Tso Kar Lake also known as ‘White Lake’ because of the salt deposits all over its shores. The local nomadic populations are guardians of the lake and its surrounding area. The region around the lake is rich in flora, wildlife and different species of birds. Further, we start riding on a gradual climb for the first 60 kms. We ride through hairpin bend roads towards the Pang village, crossing a network of streams on the typical Army-engineered iron bridges. Traversing the undulating mountain terrain roads for another 10 kms, we ride along the small villages and towns, with the view of scenic landscapes, Buddhist temples and Dhabas (local roadside eateries). Crossing the Lachulung La pass, we ride a few kilometers downhill on hairpin bend roads to reach Whisky Nallah. Here, we spend overnight at the remote camp surrounded by picturesque hillocks.

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DAY 6 SARCHU, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Today, we will ride on a combination of downhill, uphill and undulating mountain terrain roads. Initially, we ride a few kilometers to the Nakeela top before the exhilarating downhill ride through the Gata Loops (21 hairpin bends). Further, we traverse gradual uphill for approx. 40 kms along the course of the Tsarap river. Crossing many bridges, we enter the gateway to the mountain state of Himachal Pradesh. The ride further will be fascinating with views of mountains landscapes, scenic viewpoints, remote villages, Hindu temple, dhabas, till we reach the Camp at Sarchu. Here, we spend overnight under the starry sky. The place has one of the most beautiful views of different mountain ranges along the Leh Manali Highway.

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DAY 7 JISPA, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Today, we ride to Baralachala Pass and Suraj Tal lake and an army hospital. The first stretch of 25 Kms will be uphill and undulating mountain roads. Initially, ride past the local restaurants of the Zing Zing Bar, a favorite stopover for travelers. We traverse the scenic valleys with hairpin bends and enjoy the stunning view of the verdant forested Pir Pancha mountain range. The view of snowcapped mountains, scenic lakes, rustic villages Buddhist monasteries, local temples, and colorful campsites along the way will be rewarding. Further, we ride along the Chandra river crossing the huge Barsi Bridge at Darcha. Following the course of the river, we reach our next destination Jispa. Here, we end today’s ride at a peaceful campsite for an overnight stay.

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DAY 8 MANALI, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Morning, we ride across the mountain villages of Keylong and Tandi. Here, the Chandra River meets Bhaga River and makes Chandra-Bhaga River; when it enters Jammu and Kashmir it is known as Chenab River. Riding along the river across Tupchiling, Khangsar and Sissu, we reach the newly commissioned Atal Tunnel, the longest highway tunnel in the world. The 9 km tunnel will help us cross the Rohtang La (3979m), a high mountain pass in the region that remains closed for more than six months due to heavy snowfall. Crossing the tunnel, we reach the scenic Solang valley, a favorite destination for paragliding. The spectacular views of the snowcapped mountains perched with pine trees, picturesque valleys, and quaint Himalayan villages with vegetable fields, apple orchards are so surreal to reenergize any fatigued rider. We reach Manali towards the end of our ride. Here, we spend overnight at a boutique hotel nestled alongside an apple orchard.

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DAY 9 MANALI, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Today is a break day and sightseeing of Manali is scheduled. Hadimba Temple: To start with, we will visit the Hadimba Temple. The 16th century-built temple is nestled amid a beautiful deodar forest on a hilltop. The temple is dedicated to the Goddess Hadimba who was also the wife of the strongest of the Pandava brothers, Bhima, according to the Hindu mythology Mahabharata. The temple holds great significance for locals and tourists alike. A vast number of pilgrims visit here to seek blessings from Goddess Hadimba. Jogini falls: Jogini Falls is situated on the Northern edge of Vashisht Village and marks the village boundary. The waterfall cascades down from a height of around 150 feet through multiple levels. There is a small pool at the base formed by the fall and visitors can spend some time taking a plunge in the water. (Please note that the flow of the water is heavy in monsoons. Hence, it is suggested not to venture into the water during this time.) Jogini Mata temple is located at the base of the waterfall. It is an important sacred site for the surrounding villages. The locals bring their children for their first tonsure here. The trek to Jogini Falls: This is one of the best short treks in Manali to enjoy scenic nature, village life and local culture in the lesser Himalayas. The trek route passes through a narrow lane adjacent to the Vashisht.

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DAY 10 MANDI, HIMACHAL PRADESH

We start riding through on a combination of both uphill and downhill terrain on the state highway and village roads. We pedal through the rustic villages and towns of Naggar, Kullu and Bhuntar with the view of picturesque mountains and valleys perched with apple orchards, deodar and pine tree forests. We ride along the Beas river, river camps, rafting spots, scenic viewpoints and local temples. We traverse mostly on the inclined terrain from Bajaura town up to Tihri for approx. 20 kms to reach Mandi. This picturesque hill retreat nestled on the bank of river Beas is the cultural capital of Himachal, often called Varanasi of hills. Here, we spend overnight at a serene resort with a view of the narrow Suketi khad river from your window.

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DAY 11 ARKI, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Today, we ride through a combination of undulating and downhill terrain. We ride on the highway and village roads further following the course of the Suketi river with the view of scenic mountain landscapes, local temples, viewpoints, lakes and forest vegetation. Leaving the Suketi river at Pungh village, we will cross the Sutlej river and ride to our next destination Arki in the Solan district. Arki enjoys good weather in summer, however, the winters are cold. The rocky mountains, deep valleys with caves and many cave temples, rich floral beauty and bird life make the place unique. Bullfights in Arki are one of the major attractions organized during the festival.

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DAY 12 SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH

Today, we ride towards Shimla, the capital of the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, in the Himalayan foothills. The ride will be comparatively shorter through the winding roads with a view of majestic mountains and lush green valleys. Shimla - Once the summer capital of British India, it remains the terminus of the narrow-gauge Kalka-Shimla Heritage Railway, completed in 1903. It’s also known for the handicraft shops that line The Mall, a pedestrian avenue, as well as the Lakkar Bazaar, a market specializing in wooden toys and crafts. Here, we settle at a small yet comfy resort with the view of a misty valley perched with pine trees.

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DAY 13 CHANDIGARH, HIMACHAL PRADESH

The morning after breakfast, we start our ride to traverse through a combination of flat, downhill and undulating terrain. We ride mostly on the highway through villages along the scenic mountain landscapes and many tourist homes. We will also witness the Kaushalya dam and the river at Pinjore as we progress our ride towards Chandigarh, located at the Shivalik foothills. This futuristic city was formerly designed by the Swiss-French modernist architect, Le Corbusier. Apart from the city's distinguished architecture and buildings like Capitol Complex, High Court, Secretariat, Legislative Assembly and giant Open Hand Monument, it is also famous for clean roads and greenery. Here, we spend overnight at a cozy business class hotel.

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DAY 14 KARNAL, HARYANA

Today, we ride along the state borders of Punjab and cross into the state of Haryana. The terrain will be a combination of flat and undulating roads through villages and cities of Ambala and Kurukshetra. It is believed that the historic battle of Mahabharata befallen at Kurukshetra. We will witness friendly waving villagers, local temples, wayside shops, cultivated lands and the sacred Yamuna river along the way. We reach the bustling city of Karnal, also known as the 'Rice Bowl of India' for being the producer of Basmati rice of premium quality. Apart from its rice production Karnal also leads in the production of wheat and milk. We end today’s ride at a gleaming luxury hotel by the highway for an overnight stay.

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DAY 15 NEW DELHI

Today, we progress our ride again through a combination of flat and undulating terrain. We ride south, parallel to the course of the sacred Yamuna river, mostly on highway and village roads with moderate traffic. We traverse through the major towns of Panipat, Sonipat and small settlements along the agricultural lands, local temples, motels and dhaba (roadside restaurant). We will culminate our ride at Rai which is the Delhi Border. To avoid heavy traffic, we will board the transport for a 2-hour drive to the Capital state of New Delhi. Here, we spend overnight at a grand hotel with a whole round view of the city.

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DAY 16 OLD DELHI

Morning, you will go for a guided sightseeing tour to witness the city life of the Capital state, explore its local market and witness the timeless monuments here. First, we drive to historic Old Delhi to visit Jama Masjid and walk through the Chandni Chowk Market. We can also try out a cycle rickshaw ride through the bustling market. Later, we will stop at the historic Kareem’s Restaurant famous for its Mughal Cuisine and have lunch. After lunch, we will resume the sightseeing tour of New Delhi with a drive past the Presidential Palace, the National Parliament, the Jaipur Column, the India Gate, the prestigious Chanakyapuri Embassy District and more. We will further visit the Gandhi Museum, the Humayun’s Tomb and the Lotus Temple. We will wind up for the day at a cozy city hotel.

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DAY 17 MATHURA, UTTAR PRADESH

Today morning, we will transfer you to the outskirts of the city to avoid the traffic. Then, we start cycling to the sacred city of Mathura, for an approx. 80 kms. The terrain will be a combination of slightly undulating and flat roads along the basin of river Yamuna. We will ride through villages with the view of wheat, barley and mustard. Mathura hailed as the birthplace of Lord Sree Krishna is one of the seven sacred cities in India and an important pilgrim center for Hindus. Here, we will visit Shri Krishna Janmasthan temple (birthplace of Lord Krishna). You can also try out the local delicacy, the Rabri. This famous food of Mathura is condensed milk served in an earthen pot with Kesar, spices and nuts. We will settle down at a comfy hotel in Mathura.

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DAY 18 AGRA, UTTAR PRADESH

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before we take on the road towards Agra. The terrain will be a combination of slightly undulating and flat roads further along the basin of river Yamuna. We will ride through villages and cultivated lands for approx. 60 kms to reach Agra. Agra is a small town renowned for its monuments, especially the Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world, and also for the exemplary marble stone works. We will visit the Taj Mahal in the evening or the next day morning depending on the day (as the monument is generally closed on Friday). Taj Mahal is undoubtedly one of the most awesome and extravagant monuments ever built. The mausoleum was constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife. Built between 1631-1653, the complex is magnificent and contains thousands of semi-precious inlaid stones. We spend overnight at a Boutique hotel in the city.

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DAY 19 BHARATPUR, UTTAR PRADESH

We start cycling from Agra initially through suburban roads and further on backroads. The road will be mostly flat with a view of agricultural lands, women carrying fodder for cattle and water, heaps of sugarcane, local temples and shops. pass through many small villages. We reach Fatehpur Sikri, the red sandstone city built by Mughal Emperor Akbar in the 16th century. The ancient city is enclosed by an 11 km fortified wall and comprises architectural wonders like the imperial gate, the royal palace with different halls, separate sections for the empress, wind tower with garden, mosque and a tomb. Riding across small villages, we now enter the royal state of Rajasthan. We end today’s cycling at the ancient city of Bharatpur and spend overnight at a comfy hotel here. Afternoon, we can cycle to the world heritage site of Keoladeo National Park. This birding destination is home to 350 species of birds and thousands of birds flock here during the hibernal season.

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DAY 20 KARAULI, RAJASTHAN

Leaving the avifauna-rich wetlands of Bharatpur, we ride through many rustic villages. We can see and experience the way of life around this region as we ride deeper into the state of Rajasthan. We ride on scenic backroads and state highways for approx. 80 kms passing through agricultural fields especially mustard, alongside small temples, herds of cattle and curious villagers. The route is free of traffic until we reach Masalpur after which we will be passing through the busy town. We end our ride at the erstwhile Palace of the rulers of Karauli, presently converted into a heritage hotel. Here, we will be greeted traditionally with Tikka (marking on forehead) and Arti (waving of lighted lamp). We spend overnight for an unforgettable stay at the palace hotel. A cooking demo of traditional cuisine is also on the menu before the dinner.

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DAY 21 RANTHAMBORE, RAJASTHAN

Today, we will continue cycling to Ranthambore National Park / Tiger Reserve. We ride on a combination of undulating and flat rural roads through villages and fields for approx. 100 kms. We reach the foothills of the Aravalli mountain range and ahead and atop of us lies the biodiverse Ranthambore forest reserve. It is one of the prime centers of Project Tiger’s conservation efforts in Rajasthan & a favorite haunt of wildlife buffs & professional wildlife photographers from around the world. Here, you can opt for a Jeep Safari (optional) to spot wildlife especially the tigers, one of the most magnificent animals of India, which has long fascinated people with its awesome power and beautifully striped coat. There are also many other species to see including sambar deer, cheetah, wild boar, leopard, sloth bear, jackal and hyena among others. The scenic national park is known for its largest tiger population and also is one of the biggest national parks in India covering 1334sq kms. We spend overnight at a nature resort in the area.

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DAY 22 TALABGAON, RAJASTHAN

Today, we start our ride on undulating backroads through villages along the vast agricultural fields, local temples and settlements. You will realize that agriculture and cattle rearing are the major occupations of the residents here. The young and the old alike with the help of their cattle contribute to agriculture immensely. Modern farming with the aid of equipment is gradually replacing the traditional way of farming. We cross small rivers, irrigation canals and waterholes to reach the settlement of Lalsot under the Northern Aravalli mountain ranges. We further ride to the nearby rural village of Talabgaon, a city that inherited the rich culture of the Rajasthan region, reflecting the ancient Indian way of life. It is also known for its distinctive music and dance forms which have a major role in local traditions and celebrations. We will be staying overnight at a 200-year-old fort restored into a Heritage Resort.

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DAY 23 JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN

After breakfast, we will start cycling to Jaipur – the vibrant capital of Rajasthan, also popularly known as the ‘Pink City’. Our ride will progress on village roads and state highways with undulating and flat terrain. You will ride through the rustic countryside and scenic local villages with the view of marble quarries, temples and agricultural fields. After riding for approx. 100 kms, our driver will meet us in the evening and you will be transferred to the hotel in Jaipur. We will spend overnight at a heritage-style boutique hotel. The remarkable artwork, traditional interiors and modern facilities of the hotel will make your stay at Jaipur the utmost memorable.

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DAY 24 JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN

We begin the day by visiting the famous Amer Fort which combines both Mughal and Rajput architecture. The grand fort overlooking the Maota river is made out of red sandstone and marble. Next, you will visit Jantar Mantar, a collection of astronomical instruments also featuring the world’s largest stone sundial. Here on, we will visit the Jaipur markets which showcase the rich colors and vibrancy of Rajasthan. Walk in the lanes and bazaars of old Jaipur to see artisan shops, temples and traditional houses. If time permits, we can also visit the Hawa Mahal – the most prominent and distinctive landmark of Jaipur.

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DAY 25 PUSHKAR, RAJASTHAN

The town of Pushkar is known for its vibrant history, the mix of Muslim architecture and Rajput building which makes it different from the rest of the places you see. Today’s ride will take you on the backroads which wind through interesting rustic villages. We pass through Kishangarh famous for its marble quarries and ride the final stretch of lesser Aravalli hills valleys to reach the pilgrim city of Pushkar. Here, we go on a sunset walk around the sacred lake, an optional hike to the hilltop to visit one of the very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma, explore rose farms by camel cart, or cycle to discover nearby shrines and holy places. Ajmer Sharif Dargah is the most sacred of all and pilgrims from all over the world visit the holy shrine. Pushkar is also known for the annual camel fair in the month of October or November and attracts a humongous number of buyers and spectators. We settle at a palace-style resort in cozy rooms with classic interiors and a panoramic view of the hills and dunes westwards from its rooftop.

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DAY 26 KHEJARLA, RAJASTHAN

We will ride the undulating backroads along the majestic Aravalli ranges through numerous settlements and endless agricultural lands. We cross the Luni river which is the main source of irrigation in the region. You will pass through a rural setup and witness small temples, Havelis (traditional houses) and forts in sandstone as well as modern houses too. We will reach the village of Khejarla and settle down at the 400-year-old grand red sandstone fort, an epitome of Rajput architecture. Khejarla Fort is now converted into a heritage stay with its timeless grandeur and the company of the royal family. Here, one can go for a village heritage tour to meet the local artisans and visit the 600-year-old Durga Temple, or have a look at the ghost’s step well, Marwari horse breeding farm, Pipar market or opt for camel safari.

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DAY 27 JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN

Tod1ay we ride to the flat backroads to the second-largest city in Rajasthan – Jodhpur. Cycling along the route, you will notice that the intensity of farming will decrease and the shrub vegetation is predominant as we travel westwards closer to the Osain and Thar desert. The princely state was historically the capital of the Kingdom of Marwar and is built around the hill fort of Mehrangarh. Other attractions are the royal Umaid Bhavan Palace and the Jaswant Tada shrine. Jodhpur is also the hub of handicrafts like tie-dye textiles, camel leather products, metal antiques, wooden carvings and traditional jewelry. You can also opt to visit the Osain village, famous for its ruined Hindu and Jain temples, or go for a camel safari to enjoy the sunset by the edge of the Thar desert. We will stay overnight at the heritage hotel made with the stunning red sandstone reflecting the traditional architecture of the region, with beautifully designed and decorated rooms and modern amenities.

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DAY 28 DHAMLI, RAJASTHAN

It’s time to leave the grand city of Jodhpur and head back towards the scenic Aravalli hills. We cross the Luni river again, the Khejarli village, Bishnoi temple and ride southwards on flat roads. Now, we have the Aravalli hills in sight while cycling along the golden yellow mustard fields. You can see local inhabitants going on their daily agricultural chores and the camel carts carrying fodder and goods. We cycle along Sardar Samad Lake and Marwar crossing the Bandi river to reach the Dhamli. The small rustic village is the seat of the Rajputs of the Rathore dynasty and Champavat clan. They were fearsome fighters and defended the territory against the Hans and Maratha invasions with their lives. Here we stay overnight at a tranquil and humble heritage stay with home-cooked meals.

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DAY 29 KUMBALGARH, RAJASTHAN

Today, we ride on undulating and uphill backroads across scenic villages, irrigation canals and farmlands to reach the Kumbhalgarh fort complex. The 15th century built Mewar Fort with its 36 Kms long walls is the 2nd longest in the world. There are also as many as 360 temples (mostly Jain and rest Hindu temples) inside the fort complex. The majestic fort separates the Mewar from the Marwar region and from atop, one can look deep into the captivating Aravalli ranges and also the dunes of the Thar desert. The Kumbalgarh fort along with 5 other forts in Rajasthan are listed as UNESCO world heritage sites. Here, we spend overnight at the eco-retreat nestled between the Aravali Mountains, Kumbhalgarh Forest, and Kelwara Lake. One can also go for an optional wildlife jeep safari to witness native species of the region, predominantly the leopards who prey on animals like sambhar, nilgai, Indian hare etc.

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DAY 30 UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN

Today, you will ride on a combination of hilly and undulating terrain towards Udaipur. We transverse through the dry deciduous forests of the rolling Aravalli Mountain range along many rivers, lakes, waterholes and irrigation canals. This is a section of the tour where you get to ride through fascinating hilly roads and valleys of the oldest fold mountain range in the world. You ride with the view of scenic countryside along lush agricultural lands and local temples of the erstwhile Mewar region. We ride across Rajsamand to reach the iconic white city of Udaipur. We end our ride at an enchanting boutique hotel by the scenic Pichola Lake. Here, you can witness Rajasthani Folk dance and cultural show before resting for the night.

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DAY 31 UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN

After breakfast, you will be guided to the city’s highlights including the famous Udaipur City Palace as well as the local markets before visiting the Jagadish temple. The Jagdish Temple in Udaipur city is an imposing structure and one that was built in the late 17th century. It is an important attraction for its unique architecture & structural highlights. The City Palace at Udaipur was built over 400 years and the complex consists of various smaller palaces atop a hillock. The Palace is considered the largest amongst the many palaces in the entire state of Rajasthan. After the visits, we go for a heritage walk in the evening to visit Bagor ki haveli to witness the Dharohar dance show.

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DAY 32 MODASA, GUJARAT

Morning, we ride down south to the mineral-rich Dungarpur region in the Aravalli mountain range, popular for the green marble. We ride on a combination of undulating, hilly and downhill terrain through village and forest roads along the Som river. We further ride southwest to cross the Rajasthan state border towards Modasa - a small village in the Aravalli district of Gujarat state. Gujarat is known for its vibrant culture, colorful festivals, unique flora and fauna and also immense technological advancement. We wind our ride at the serene resort located in the heart of Aravalli hills. The unique location of the resort offers a panoramic view of the tranquil landscape of northern Gujarat.

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DAY 33 NADIAD, GUJARAT

Morning, we ride south from Modasa to Nadiad city, the administrative center of Kheda district in Gujarat. This is a low-lying area located between the Vindhya mountain range and the Gulf of Khambhat. We ride on flat back roads across small rivers, irrigation canals, peaceful villages, agricultural lands and local temples. Though the area is predominantly under cultivation, you will notice significant modernization across the state. We will cross the Narmada canal, the second-longest contour canal in the country (532 kms long) and the major source of irrigation. A pilot project to generate solar power by installing solar panels over the canal is also underway. We ride through modern settlements and industrial areas to reach Nadiad. We spend overnight here at a cozy hotel close to the city.

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DAY 34 BHARUCH, GUJARAT

Today, we ride from Nadiad to Bharuch town located at the mouth of the Arabian sea where the Narmada river exits. Bharuch was also an ancient shipbuilding and trading center and had trade relations with the Arabian Peninsula and the west. Initially, we ride on flat suburb roads across the city of Anand, the milk capital of India and the hometown of the Milk and Dairy products giant Amul. Further, we cross the river Mahi which further exits to the Gulf of Khambhat also known as the Gulf of Cambay. A 30 Kms sea dam is also envisaged across the Gulf of Khambhat and to create the largest freshwater lake in the world in the ocean environment. After the ride, we stay at a comfy hotel in the town of Bharuch.

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DAY 35 VALSAD, GUJARAT

Morning, we start our ride to South Gujarat, crossing another west-flowing river Tapi at Kamrej, the satellite town of Surat - the economic hub of Gujarat. However, the city has been a victim of frequent floods from the river. Initially, we ride through flat suburb roads and state highways crossing many small rivers like the Mindhola, Purna, Ambika and Kaveri. Riding across the scenic route, we reach the outskirts of the coastal town of Valsad. It is known as the city of Peace surprisingly with a large presence of Banyan trees. It is also the chemical and textile hub of Gujarat. Here we stay at a cozy hotel close to the Kharera river in Vaghaldhara village in the outskirts of the city.

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DAY 36 MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA

Today, we start our ride South to cross the Gujarat state border towards Daman & Diu. We traverse across Auranga, Par and Kolak rivers along the Arabian sea. The Daman Ganga River flows through the region, with Daman town where the river exits to the Arabian Sea. It is also famous for its beaches, Portuguese colonial architecture and old-time churches. Further, we ride on undulating and flat backroads through villages with the view of hills, lush fields and local temples. We will ride to the coastal town of Palghar and hop on to the transport for an approx. 100kms drive towards the bustling Mumbai city. We will reach a comfy boutique hotel located near the great pier and monument Gateway to India. Tomorrow is a break day left for you to explore the famed monuments, museums and a few cultural intricacies of the financial center of India by yourself.

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DAY 37 MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA

Today, we will have a free day for sightseeing in Mumbai. We will start with the visit to The Gateway of India and the Prince of Wales Museum – one of the prime museums in India. It has three main sections: Art, Archaeology and Natural History. The museum showcases some of the rarest and most ancient exhibits of Indian history and many interesting artifacts from foreign countries as well. We will also stop nearby for a photo click at the 'Dhobi Ghat' where Mumbai's 'laundry' is scrubbed, bashed, dyed, and hung out to dried. Next on the list is the Dharavi Slum. Walking through the tight alleys along the trivial dwellings opens up to all sorts of emotions. Though the idea of gazing at the misery of the underprivileged can be quite uncomfortable, it is truly inspirational to witness the sense of community and entrepreneurship that thrives in such harsh conditions.

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DAY 38 MURUD, MAHARASHTRA

After breakfast, we pack our gears to board the ferry for transfer from Mumbai to Mandwa Jetty. We will alight at Mandwa and start riding along the coastal route towards the historic province of Murud. The meandering coastal backroad ride on undulating hilly terrain will progress traversing small tributaries exiting to the Arabian Sea and rustic villages. Further, we will cycle along the Phansad Wildlife Sanctuary abundant for its coastal woodland ecosystem and vide variety of flora and fauna. We will reach a serene beach resort to wind up today’s ride. A visit to the historic and unconquered Murud Janjeera Island Fort is on the evening activity list.

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DAY 39 HARIHARESHWAR, MAHARASHTRA

Today, we will start our ride with a ferry crossing across the wide Rajapuri Creek. Though the creek was initially used for the transport of man and materials, the low depth of the waterbody here was not ideal for the steamers to reach close to the shores. After disembarking the ferry, we will ride through the fishermen's villages of Raigad district. Raigad was the first capital of the great Maratha empire and the place was named after the Raigad fort located deep in the Sahyadri forests eastwards to our route. with the view of the scenic Arabian Sea. We ride further south to the serene temple town of Harihareshwar situated along the Savitri river and surrounded by 3 hills. The place is also blessed with pristine beaches. Here, we stay at a private beach resort enjoying serene nature and fresh seafood.

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DAY 40 KARDE BEACH, DAPOLI, MAHARASHTRA

Traversing the undulating backroads, we will reach the banks of the Savitri River for yet another ferry crossing. It’s a good chance to interact with the locals as the ferry is the only means for the locals to commute across banks. We will traverse through the Ratnagiri district, Konkan division of Maharashtra. The place is famous for its pristine coastline and beaches and for the Alphonso mangoes. We will ride through the coconut farms crossing many small rivers to end our ride in Dapoli - a coastal hill station. Dapoli enjoys cold weather throughout the year and hence was historically used by the British Troops for setting camps. Graves of many high-ranking British Officers can be seen in the town. Dapoli also has one of the biggest Agricultural universities in India with a Marine Biological Research station. Here we settle down at the serene beach resort at Karde.

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DAY 41 GANPATIPULE, MAHARASHTRA

After breakfast, we start cycling along the moderately undulating terrain through the coastal villages. We cross the Vashishti river and ride to Veleneshwar Beach (around 75 kms) to have a picnic lunch at the beach. After lunch, a short rest, and maybe a quick swim at the scenic beach, we ride further south to cross the Shastri River to witness the Jaigad Fort standing tall against the bay formed by the river. We ride across the erstwhile Marathwada province - the land of brave Marathas who ruled this land before the Mughal reign. We continue our ride to reach yet another tranquil beach of Ganapatipule and rest for the day at a private beach resort.

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DAY 42 GANPATIPULE, MAHARASHTRA

The day at the resort nestled amidst palm groves can be spent relaxing at the cozy Portuguese-styled cottages, tryout the seafood with relaxing drinks and swimming at the private beach. We can also go for local walks to nature, visit the historic fort, rustic villages and pristine beaches nearby. One can also visit the centuries-old Shree Ganpatipule Temple – a prominent pilgrim center in the region with its extraordinary brick red & white walls and the Konkan museum depicting the early culture of the region.

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DAY 43 AMBOLGAD, MAHARASHTRA

Today, again we ride on the undulating coastal backroads of Ratnagiri through Fishermen villages along many fish markets and small temples. We will ride past the shallow basin of the Kajali river which forms a vast expanse of mangrove forest adjoining the coast. We also pass through the Ratnagiri town along the Ratnadurg fort, Mandavi beach, and the agrarian suburbs. We further cross the Purnagad creek formed by the Muchkundi river and Gaonkhadi Beach to reach Ambolgad Beach Village - our destination to end the day’s cycling. We will spend overnight at a secluded yet comfy beach house with a scenic beach right in front.

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DAY 44 MALVAN, MAHARASHTRA

After the breakfast cycle through the moderately undulating backroads of Sindhudurg crossing various rivers starting from the Vaghotan, Devgad, Naingre, Achara, Gad, and Karli. We will be riding along small temples, agricultural lands, and suburbs with historic Maratha forts like Devgad and Bhagawatgad in the vicinity. After lunch, you will be cycling through coastal and non-tarmac roads. We will traverse through the Kolamb creek to reach the secluded beach of Malvan in the Konkan Coast. We will spend overnight at the serene beach resort with the beach so closer as if located in the front yard. You will be able to see the Island fort Sindhudurg and the Padmagad Fort towards the distant South West frontiers of the bay.

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DAY 45 ANJUNA, NORTH GOA

After breakfast, we will ride our bikes through the coastal roads, sometimes non-tarmac at sections. We will cross over the Terekhol river to leave the vast state of Maharashtra and enter the small sunshine state of India - Goa. Once been an important Portuguese settlement, Goa is splendid with its customary architectural remnants, churches, and monuments, food, and culture apart from its golden sandy beaches and colorful nightlife. We will pass along the hippie beach of Arambol by the hills. We have a nesting site of the Olive Ridley Sea Turtles by the Morjim Beach bay. We will ride past the famous Chapora fort by the river to reach the picturesque beach of Anjuna. Here we spend overnight at a boutique hotel that has been inspired by traditional Goan architecture.

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DAY 46 ANJUNA, NORTH GOA

It’s a well-deserved free day at one of the best beaches on the hippie trail. You can spend your free day basking in the sun and a sure dip in the shallow waters to rejuvenate your body and mind for the next South Indian leg of the epic cycling adventure across the country. Evening, you can stroll through the Market by the beach. The vibrant Goan nightlife is never to miss. It’s a great choice to pick up your favorite beer and hit the nearby party place. However, please make sure that you hang out with a small group of your friends and ensure each other’s safety at all times.

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DAY 47 AGONDA, SOUTH GOA

Today, we will ride from the happening North Goa to the more tranquil South Goa. We will ride along the popular beaches of Baga & Calangute, cross the Mandovi river to enter the Old Goa known for its heritage remnants like the Basilica of Bom Jesus with remains of St Francis Xavier. We will further ride through the village roads with a view of Portuguese-styled houses, Churches, Mangroves, Coconut and Cashew trees, restaurants serving Goan Fish Thali and favorite beverage - the Feni brewed from the juicy Cashew fruit. We will ride through the silent beaches of Varca & Cavelossim to reach the tranquil beach of Agonda. Here we spend overnight at the beach resort with palm groves and beautiful cottages built of wood adjacent to the pristine beach.

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DAY 48 GOKARNA, KARNATAKA

Leaving the beautiful beaches behind, we will head towards Gokarna. First, riding through the hilly undulating terrain with sparse forest and woody patches, we will pass through the coastal town of Karwar, Karnataka. Here you can view the sea shaking hands with the river Kali. We will be crossing the river on a Ferry along with the locals. Further, we will ride on the backcountry roads, mostly flat terrain with the view of fishing harbors, Coconut, Cashew, and Mango Tree groves along the way. We will finish the ride at a scenic nature resort in Gokarna. Also, being a prime pilgrim center in South India, Gokarna is famous for the 4th century CE Sri Mahabaleshwara Swami Temple. According to legend, the Atma Linga – the Soul of Lord Shiva is worshipped here. And hence, it is believed that the Mahabaleshwara temple is one of seven temples to be visited for attaining Moksha. In the evening, you will be visiting tranquil Ohm Beach for a sunset walk followed by a special dinner at the beachside restaurant.

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DAY 49 KUNDAPURA, KARNATAKA

Today, we will start our bike ride Southwards, along the coastal road with the Arabian Sea in the west. We will pass through the fishermen villages of Honnavar and Manki with their off-grid beaches, fish markets, and small temples. We will cross the Aghnashini and Sharavati river and ride through a combination of flat and undulating backroads. En route, we will visit the majestic Murudheshwar Temple standing 20 stories tall in the coastal village of Bhatkala. A mechanical lift will take you to the roof of the temple. From here, you can see the gigantic statue of Lord Shiva sitting gracefully with blessing mudra and the vast sea in the backdrop. We will cross the Venkatapur, Chowtani, Byndoor, and Yadamavu River and ride through the narrow stretch between the scenic Maravante Beach and the Kolluru river. We will wind up the ride for the day at a small resort on the bank of the Panchagangavalli river in Kundapura.

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DAY 50 MANGALAPURAM, KARNATAKA

Today, we ride further south along the west coast on the rustic backroads through the endless coconut palm groves. We will be riding along the scenic Maravante Village close to the Arabian Sea. The terrain will be undulating with few climbs and flat coastal backroads. We ride across the temple town of Udupi famous for the holy Sri Krishna temple. The temple is conjoined with an Aashram – a place for living and worship. Food is being prepared in the temple kitchen using local ingredients and distributed to an approx. Twenty Thousand devotees as Prasadam – the Sacred Food every day. Janmashtami festival, the birthday of Lord Sri Krishna and many other festivals like Navaratri, Deepavali are celebrated here with great pomp and glory every year. Further, we will ride across the Malpe town, the hub of Mogaveera Fishing Community and the blue flag beach of Padubidri with its white sandy beach and coconut palms striking a rustic pose against the clear blue sky. Finally, we cross the Shambhavi river at Mulki and Gurupura river further south to reach the major Port city of Mangalore or Mangalapuram. Here, we spent overnight at a cozy hotel in the city.

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DAY 51 NILESHWAR, KERALA

Today, we exit the state of Karnataka, the sentinel of the Konkan coast. We cross the Netravati river and ride through the undulating roads towards the Malabar Coast. In India, the culture, traditions and cuisines change with each village. South India is no exception to this cultural diversity. You will be able to notice the cultural difference as you reach Nileshwar in Kasaragod district. Kasaragod is predominantly known as the land of forts in Kerala. The prominent forts in the region are Bekal and Kumbala built by the ancient rulers in the 17th Century. These forts were conquered many times, yet they stand undestroyed as a testimony of time in front of you. Presently, the Bekal Fort is being maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India. The view of the forts towering adjacent to the sea coast is majestic as well as a never-miss sight along the South Western seaboard of India.

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DAY 52 NILESHWAR, KERALA

Free Day at Nileshwar can be spent relaxing in the sea-facing cottage at the resort, with the serene beach close by. If your tour is during the right time of the year, we will be visiting the traditional family temples nearby to witness the age-old temple ritual performance – Theyyam. The festive season starts from the end of October and lasts for a few months depending on each temple. It’s a great feat for culture lovers to witness this bizarre and unique temple ritual in all its original colors. There are more than 400 types of Theyyam out of which as many as hundreds are highly significant. It is believed that the performer embodies the spirit of ancestors or the family god/goddess and possesses special powers to see into the future and give blessings. If you are not traveling during the festive period and miss this opportunity, we will be visiting, a breeding center for the endangered Olive Ridley turtles in Thaikadapuram beach. Here, this rare species crawl to the shore for laying eggs and mass breeding, best witnessed after the monsoon months from September to January.

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DAY 53 THALASSERRY, KERALA

Today, we will ride along the scenic shores of Northern Kerala on mostly flat terrain with a view of scenic villages, small temples, and coconut groves. The ride will pass through the main towns of Payyanur and Pazhayangadi crossing numerous bridges across the west-flowing rivers Thejaswini, Perumba, Valapattanam and Kuppam. We will pass by a traditional weaving industry. Here, one can witness beautiful clothing being made by the master weavers using the generations-old handloom. We will ride along numerous wetlands, backwater islands and witness the spectacle of nature formed by the intermingling rivers and the lush green land. We end today's cycling at a cozy accommodation with a private beach at Thalassery in Kannur district. It’s time to taste the exotic North Keralan seafood cuisines prepared from the fresh catch for lunch. Evening, we can go out for the local visits – to see youngsters play cricket or check out the cake shop nearby or a casual walk through the market. During the festive season, we can also visit specific temples around here to witness more Theyyam performances as well.

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DAY 54 CALICUT, KERALA

Today, we ride through the flat coastal roads to Kozhikode, erstwhile Calicut. It was a major seaport during ancient times under the rule of sea warriors – The Zamorins. The port has served as a trade center for spices and other local commodities with the western world and the Chinese. This land is also known for its traditional Vadakan Pattukal – Northern Ballads singing the stories of epic heroes and deities. Riding past trade towns of Mahe, Vatakara, and Koyilandy, you will reach the famous Kappad beach. Here the great explorer, Vasco da Gama first landed in the year 1498. Today, the place is progressing as a futuristic IT Hub in itself. Food enthusiasts should never miss the famous local dishes here. Kozhikode Biriyani and Halwa are a few dishes to savor and witness how it’s being prepared. We will wind up the ride at a special beach hotel to relax for the rest of the day.

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DAY 55 GURUVAYUR, KERALA

Today, we ride further southwards to the cultural district of Kerala – Thrissur. We will cross the ancient port town of Beypore and significant rivers like Chaliyar and Bhratapuzha, traversing on the flat village roads. Thrissur is well known for the Pooram festival in the Vadakkunnathan Temple. It is one of the biggest temple festivals in Kerala and takes place during May every year. The festival showcases more than hundreds of decorated elephants with a huge gathering of people and visitors. Anakottai – Elephant fort (Punnathurkotta), once was a palace of the local ruler, is now being used to house and nurture temple elephants. This unique facility in 11 acres of land has around 50 – 60 elephants dedicated to the famous Guruvayur Mahavishnu Temple. Trissur is again famous for its food joints where you can try out the delightful and special local dishes. We settle down at a serene Ayurveda resort renowned for ancient medicine and rejuvenation experiences.

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DAY 56 FORT COCHIN, KERALA

Today, we ride on flat coastal roads along the Kodungallur Sree Kurumba Bhagavati Temple en route. This ancient temple is also the prime Bhadrakali Temple in Kerala. Further, we will ride to the excavated sites with traces of the 1st century port of Muziris, believed to be washed off during a deluge. You will be able to witness various water birds like Storks, Egrets and Ibis fishing while you ride through the vast fish farms and the wetlands of the quaint Cherai village. We will cross the Cochin Harbour channel in a ferry from Vypin to reach the colonial Fort Kochi. A small sightseeing tour of Fort Kochi is the next experience awaiting you in the evening. Once been a major port and trade center, it evolved as a settlement hotspot for numerous merchants from across the world. The gradual intermingling of their cultures for centuries has made Fort Kochi a unique heritage city to visit. We will be exploring the narrow by-lanes to visit the Dhobi Ghat, Chinese fishing nets, the Jew Street Market etc and an optional Kathakali Show in the evening will enthrall you like never before.

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DAY 57 ALLEPPEY, KERALA

From Hotel in Fort Kochi, we start our ride toward the backwater destination of Alleppey. The coastal road will be mostly flat throughout. You will be riding along the patches of wetlands, coastal fishermen village of Chellanam, Fishing Harbour of Andhakaranazhi, and coconut groves of Marari. We will stopover at the serene beach at Marari. Further, we embark on the famed houseboat at Alleppey to explore deep into the meandering canals and cruise along the paddy fields, fish and duck farms, coconut lagoons, and canals. In olden times, these houseboats were used to transfer enormous loads of rice to commercial centers. Now they have been converted into luxurious accommodation to explore the backwaters. We will also have a traditional lunch on board. After the day cruise, we arrive at a tranquil backwater resort perched along the backwater countryside. You can also opt for a casual walk in the rustic backwater village to see the church, toddy shop, vegetable market and local tea shop nearby.

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DAY 58 VARKALA, KERALA

Leaving the backwater village, we will ride towards the hidden getaway destination - Varkala Beach. You will ride on the flat coastal backroads through agrarian villages and the temple town of Harippad. Riding very close to the sea, we pass through the tranquil countryside along Ashtamudi Lake and the Paravur Lake, crossing the many canals converging with the Arabian sea and wetlands patches. We will ride further on a narrow strip of coastal land with the view of lakes on one side and the sea on the other; towards the offbeat Kappil and Odayam beaches with its fishermen villages. We will end today's ride at the tranquil Varkala Beach encircled by cliffs and swatches of coconut palms. You can watch the picture-perfect sunset and the beach from the hilltop resort.

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DAY 59 KOVALAM, KERALA

Morning, we will ride on the flat coastal roads via fishermen settlements, small villages, towns, along the scenic Veli Beach with its golden sands. We ride through Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala. Thiruvananthapuram is famous for its ancient folklore and traditional temples, viz the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple – one of the sacred and richest temples in South India and the Attukal Bhagavathy Temple known for the Pongala festival – the largest congregation of Women for a festival in the world. We will wind up at a scenic luxury resort by the famous Kovalam beach. Late evening, we have a get-together followed by a Gala Dinner. It’s also the podium to share each of your experiences through the epic cycling event and portray your version of India which you have rediscovered recently.

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DAY 60 KOVALAM, KERALA

This day marks the end of the great India Cycling Challenge starting from the extreme north till the very south of the vast expanse of the colorful country India. With the sheer joy of completing the adventure cycling, it’s time for you to relax or sunbathe at the scenic beach, a few steps closer to the resort. The calm and serene beach offers a good chance to go swimming as well.

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DAY 61 Departure

With fond memories, invaluable experiences, and great friends made in a faraway land, it's time to pack the gears. Transport will pick you up from the hotel and transfer you to the airport. Stay tuned and we meet you on the next cycling adventure.

What's Included

Modern Bikes
Experienced & First aid trained Tour leaders and guides
Service of expert Bike Mechanic
Accommodation in twin room as per itinerary
Most meals as per itinerary
Grub: Refreshments & water in plenty
All transport including support vehicle, taxis and coaches
All activities as per itinerary (Cycling, Day tours, Taj Mahal visit, Tiger Safari & Houseboat)
Interstate Permit, Toll & Parking Charges
Airport Transfers
Government Taxes

What's NOT Included

Flights
Travel insurance
Visa and entry clearing fees
Liquors, beers and bottled beverages
Gratitude to Guide and Driver
Any shopping, Personal expenses, Laundry etc
Entrance fees to visit monuments, museums, forest etc (to be paid directly by the guest)
Modern cycles (Cannondale Trail 6 / Trek Marlin 5) are available on hire for a supplementary cost of USD 500/- for the entire tour.

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Hotel Ashoka

LEH, LADAKH - Casual Hotel

Ashoka, in the heart of Leh town, has been synonymous with unassuming hospitality since it began life as a hotel in early 1990’s. Renowned with the European travelers from its early days, Ashoka has now been entirely rebuilt and transformed into a luxurious boutique hotel.