Bike Trips In India Every Biker Must Go For

Bike Trips In India Every Biker Must Go For

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10 Bike Trips In India Every Biker Must Go For

India has a lot of hidden beauty around. The roads have considerably

developed. A long bike trip on some of the famous as well as offbeat

places surely makes it worth. Just take your bike and get ready to hit the

roads. Whether you are alone or with a group, you must try these biking

routes in India.

1) Manali - Leh - Srinagar 2) Mumbai – Goa 3) Ahmedabad - Kutch

4) Shimla to Manali 5) Bangaluru - Kannur / Ooty

6) Western Arunachal Pradesh 7) Jaipur - Jaisalmer 8) Darjeeling-Sikkim

9) Guwahati to East Khasi Hills via Shillong 10) Chennai to Pondicherry

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1.) Manali - Leh - Srinagar

Have you ever ridden through a road of Heaven? Some of you

might have, and sure will agree with me. But if you have not, then

it is highly recommended to take this once in a lifetime road

journey of heavenly Ladakh.

Be careful when you’re attempting this one, especially if you’re a

new rider, since it is popularly considered one of the most difficult

routes to attempt. However, it is also one of the most satisfying.



It spans a total of 745 Kms of rugged mountains, blue sky and

cotton white clouds. Since it is at high altitude, try to acclimatize

yourself my taking enough rest. The roads are open from June to

September. But July and August are the best months.

Read our - The Complete Beginners Guide to Leh Ladakh Road Trip


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2.) Mumbai – Goa

How about a sun kissed sea, Lush greenery, gentle breeze and

brilliant roads all in one route?

Mumbai to Goa is probably one of the most popular routes that

many road trippers might have already been to and swear by its

beauty. Many Bollywood films have also been shot on this route.

The road from Mumbai to Goa along the NH 17 is very smooth and

utilizes about 10 hours of travel time. The total road distance is

583 Kms.



3.) Ahmedabad - Kutch

The great run of Kutch and its white deserts have become

extremely popular in the last decade. So, people started to look for

something offbeat. Many people went for Backpacking to explore,

some went towards Little Rann of Kutch and some enthusiasts

simply enjoyed the ride from Ahmedabad to Kutch!

Starting from the bustling hub of the state to the remote and

surreal Rann of Kutch, the route is nothing less than a diamond!



This is the best way to soak up the culture of Kutch passing through

numerous villages.

The stretch is 400 kilometers long and takes 11 hours to cover. Some

parts of the road are a little untamed.

4.) Shimla to Manali via Kinnaur and Spiti

After Ladakh is getting heavily commercialized, explorers are now

moving towards the relatively lesser known Spiti. The beauty of this

location is as beautiful as Ladakh and its worth visit Destination.



The Hindustan-Tibet highway that leads to Spiti valley ensures that

doze of thrill remain consistent all through for a rider. This area has

lots to explore and hold treasures and secrets of ancient civilization,

Tibetan Monastic traditions. Wanderers and explorers always have a

fascination for this place due to its isolated location, rich cultural

heritage and spiritual prosperity.

The stretch is long and you can cover it in 3-4 days. You can stopover

at Rampur as the first stop. Shimla to Rampur is around 130 km and

the roads are decent till this point.



Rampur to Nako is around 180km. The road is very bad, but equally

scenic. Nako to Kaza is another 110 km and it is really beautiful as it

is completely in Spiti region.

The stretch from Nako to Kaza could take more than half a day and

you can stopover at Kaza. The last part of the trip is from Kaza to

Manali via Kunzum La and Rohtang La and this stretch is better than

the previous two parts, but still quite bad. This will also take an

entire day easily.



5.) Bangaluru - Kannur / Ooty via Mysore

It is one of those road journeys that every road tripper must take at

least once. These soothing roads are perfectly combined with lush

greenery. You are sure to get kick of the ride!

The scenic biking trail is home to several lakes that you can take

regular pit stops at as well. You have to pass through Nagarhole and

Tholpatty and then get to Kuthuparamba from Manandvady, then go

all the way to Kuthuparamba before you reach the place.



Alternatively, you can even choose to go towards Ooty. The road from

Banglore to Ooty is nestled in the lap of the Nilgiri hills. You even pass

through the beautiful Bandipur national park. So now you are spoilt

with choices!

6.) Western Arunachal Pradesh (Guwahati to Tawang via Bhalupkong)

Waterfalls, terraced paddy fields, alpine forests, small villages and the

opportunity to witness the unique tribal culture makes this route an

irresistible one for every biker. Bomdila, Dirang, Tawang, Lake District,

Gorshem Chorten, Ziro, Parsuram Kund and Namdapha National Park

are the part of this paradise called Western Arunachal Pradesh.



There’s so much to see on this route that you might not be able to

soak up everything in just one trip! The snow covered roads at the

end of the year to make it even more interesting. The distance is

about 520 km and should take you about 10 hours plus your stops.

Best Riding Season : March to May or October to November.

7.) Jaipur - Jaisalmer (Delhi to Ranthambore to Jaipur)

Miles and miles of lonely desert, the traditional Rajestani life and the

hospitality of the humble people will purify your soul and take you to

eternal high through the trip.



The desert can be tricky some time. But what is life without a couple

of risks and challenges, right?

While passing through the rural Rajasthan, one has the opportunity to

learn about living life without the modern amenities.

The local cuisine taste the best in these rural settlements. Of course

the Rajputana architecture will follow you everywhere.



The total length is 559 kms, if you want to still extend your trip further

then you can start all the way from Delhi via Ranthambore National

park.

The roads are in excellent condition. You will experience authentic

Rajasthani cuisine anywhere along this route in India.

Best Riding Season : October to February



8.) Darjeeling-Sikkim

This is again one of the popular routes in India. Beginning by the

beauty of the East, Darjeeling to the surreal destination, Sikkim, a

bike ride on this route is a scenic one.

This route has enough steep and winding roads that will keep the

adrenaline rushing. Also, not to forget the jaw dropping views of

Kanchenjunga mountain. You can enjoy riding on this road all year

around.



9.) Guwahati to East Khasi Hills via Shillong

If you are in the north east, then this is a must take route! Starting

off from Guwahati, the road shall lead you to the scenic capital of

Meghalaya, Shillong and then further to one of the wettest places on

earth and then finally to the mesmerizing terrains of East Khasi Hills.

The roads are also in a great shape.

Best Riding Season : October to February



10.) Chennai to Pondicherry along the East Coast Road

This Is one of the most beautiful roads for travelling on a cruiser

bike. The sea on the one side of the road and the changing

reflections of the sun makes a sight to behold as the day grows. You

are sure to get a lot of photography opportunity while on the road.

This stretch of 160 km takes about 3 hours.


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