Day 01 Arrive Delhi – By Flight / Delhi-Jaipur – By Road  250 Kms / 5H appx.
Arrive Delhi, meet assist by our office tour escort with fresh flower garlands. After greetings, drive to Jaipur. On arrival, transfer to hotel. We do bike fit before starting with a visit to Amer Fort. After bike fit, visit with the famous fortress of Kacchawaha kings at Amber. Large courtyards, intricate carvings on formidable structure and nuances of Rajput rule can be seen in the fort overlooking the Maota Lake. If you’re up for a walk, take a tunnel to Jaigarh Fort.
Overnight stay at hotel

Day 02 Jaipur B – L – D
Explore Jaipur on a short half day long ride on your bike, meandering through the narrow streets, past glorious monuments and palaces of Jaipur. The city is a treat for art lovers and the best way to get a glimpse of the capital of Rajasthan is on your bike. We get to see stunning landscape combining palaces & forts (Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort, Nahargarh Fort), step well.

In the afternoon, we take an Arts & Crafts Walk with our local expert Vineet, in pinkcity bazaar, to get upclose and personal with the life of Jaipur.
Distance cycled: 25km approx..

Day 03 Jaipur – Roopangarh B – L – D Bike Ride 102 Kms. / 4-5H. appx.
This day we start early in the morning and ride past small villages, and greener landscape.
The ride is mostly flat and gives a chance to witness the rural life around Jaipur from close quarters.
Distance cycled: 60km approx..

Day 04 Roopangarh – Pushkar B – L – D Bike Ride 55 Kms. / 2-3H appx.
Today ride past lush millet vegetation and carpets of yellow mustard fields. This is a fairly easy terrain to ride in so you can enjoy the vistas with ease arrive at Pushkar. Set in tranquil surroundings of a lake, the low lying Aravalli hill ranges, vast shrubby forests teeming with wildlife, Pushkar is a great stop.
Distance cycled: 50km approx..

Day 05 Pushkar – Chandelao B – L – D Bike Ride 152 Kms. / 4-5H appx.
Ride through typical hinterland to get upclose and personal with rural life of Rajasthan. Small shrines and village huts of the hamlets are extremely picturesque.
Distance cycled: 60km approx..

Day 06 Chandelao – Salawas B – L – D Bike Ride 50 Kms. / 2-3H appx.
On this day we cycle to Jodhpur along a beautiful route that, despite the barren landscape is known to support a surprising diversity of fauna. Enroute, you may spot animals like deer, black bucks, camels and blur bulls as you ride past swaying masses of yellow mustard and wheat.
We arrive at Jodhpur and visit the towering Mehrangarh Fort, a key highlight of Jodhpur, looms over the city from a small hill and can be seen from everywhere.
Distance cycled: 50km approx..

Day 07 Salawas- Bhenswara B – L – D Bike Ride 116 Kms. / 4-5H appx.
Another day across lush millet vegetation and carpets of yellow mustard fields.
Distance cycled: 80km approx..

Day 08 Bhenswara – Bera B – L – D Bike Ride 75 Kms. / 4-5H appx.
We start cycling early this day across lush millet vegetation and carpets of yellow mustard fields. This is a fairly easy terrain to ride in so you can enjoy the vistas with ease and look forward to your stay at Bera.
Distance cycled: 60km approx..

Day 09 Bera- Ghanerao B – L – D By Road 55 Kms. / 2-3H appx.
Another beautiful day on a bike through the dense forest and gradual inclines takes you close to the Aravalis and later to the famous Ranakpur Jain Temple here. After you have rested and had lunch, use this time to see the magnificent temple. Made of marble, the temple is an intricate artwork of local craftsmen; do not miss two of the most exquisite carvings here – one made out of a single marble rock, which showcases 108 snakes and 1444 pillars, which will leave you awestruck.
Distance cycled: 50km approx..

Day 10 Ghanerao – Kumbhalgarh B – L – D By Road 130 Kms. / 4-5H appx.
This morning, we hop onto the bikes and make our way to Kumbhalgarh, a historic fort town from the 15th century, through the rugged Aravalis and undulating stretches. This is the most wholesome ride of the tour as you get a balanced day of different topographies.
In the evening, we climb the rugged Kumbalgarh Fort, surrounded by a 35km wall with 365 temples within.
Distance cycled: 50km approx..

Day 11 Kumbhalgarh – Udaipur B – L – D By Road 85 Kms. / 3-4H appx.
This is the most scenic ride of the trip as you climb the Aravalis, maneuver through the rolling hills and cycle past a Dhonk (Anogeissus Pendula) strewn topography. The plant adds a spattering of colour to the pale brown stretches along the way.
Distance cycled: 50km approx..

Day 12 Udaipur B – L – D
Explore the ‘City of lakes’ on a short countryside loop on a bike, swerving to untreaded nooks and corners through the beautiful rural countryside and absorbing this historic capital of Mewar at your own pace. A colourful landscape unfolds here with brightly clothed village women. Here you can see a typical hamlet of Rajasthan with people busy with farming. We get to discover kingfisher, langoors, cows, goats, peacocks along the way and a chance to take a refreshing ride around Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar and Badi Lake.
Post-lunch, we cover some Udaipur highlights – a guided walk of the City Palace. The City Palace is enclosed in a large complex on the banks of Lake Pichola and has many more palaces inside.
Distance cycled: 30km approx..

Day 13 Udaipur – Delhi. – By Flight / Depart Delhi  By Flight
After breakfast, transfer to airport for flight to Delhi.
Upon arrival, connecting flight to home.

Day 1: Arrive New Delhi
Arrive New Delhi airport, meet & greet by our representative with Garland welcome & mineral water bottle & transfer to your hotel for overnight. Overnight in Hotel at Delhi.

Day 2: Delhi – Udaipur -By Flight & 2 hrs Drive to Kumabalgarh
Morning drop at New Delhi Airport to board Flight for Udaipur. On arrival, you will be received by our representative and drive to Kumbhalgarh, through the lush green Aravalli valleys of Mewar region. On arrival check into the hotel & relax. In the afternoon enjoy the visit of Kumbhalgarh Fort. The walls of this fort are 36 KMS long and have been called the Great Wall of India which is the second after the Great Wall of China. In the late afternoon, meet your horse safari staff, see & take a small ride around to get habituated before full day riding. Overnight in Kumbhalgarh.

Day 3: Kumbhalgarh – Narlai (About 6 hrs ride)
Morning after breakfast, start your first day ride on the back of horses towards Narlai, which will go through the wildlife sanctuary of the Kumbhalgarh where you see the many rare spices of fauna & flora of Rajasthan. On arrival in Narlai, check in hotel & relax. Overnight in Narlai.

Day 4: Narlai – Johawar (About 6 hrs ride)
After breakfast, start horse safari towards Jojawar. Today’s safari will go through the magnificent Aravali Mountain ranges & colourful villages of the Rajasthan. En route see the villagers, busy in their fields. In the evening, arrive at Jojawar & check into the hotel. Overnight in Hotel at Jojawar.

Day 5: Jojawar – Dhakri (About 6 hrs ride)
Morning after breakfast, we ride through dry plans of Marwar passing through some very picturesque Rebari villages which, gives us a chance to peep into the hard rural life of the desert. After Lunch & rest, we head towards Sojat a town built around Railway station. We unhorse at Sojat and drive to Dhakri farm to stay with the charming nobel family of Dhakri. Overnight in Dhakri.

Day 6: Dhakri – Nimaj (About 6 hrs ride)
After breakfast we drive back to sojat and start our riding along the railway track on one side and barren fields on the other where you see the Blue Bulls. As we move closer to Nimaj the terrain changes from sandy to fertile agriculture land. Overnight in Nimaj.

Day 7: Nimaj – Ras (About 6 hrs ride)
Morning after breakfast, we move towards Ras. The surroundings once again change into dry and sandy but the small tribal settlements and the villages make it an interesting track. We take rest at the edge of a lake. Later we move continue to reach Ras Fort. Overnight in Ras.

Day 8: Ras – Pushkar (About 6 hrs ride)
Morning after breakfast, on the last day of riding, we proceed for Pushkar. Pushkar is famous for its Temples, Lake, Ghats, Sand Dunes and Bazaar. There are small hills on the three side of Pushkar and the deep and beautiful lake on the other. On our way we pass through some very colourful villages of Thar Desert. On arrival in Pushkar, check into the hotel & relax. Overnight in Hotel at Pushkar.

Day 9: Pushkar – Ajmer By Drive / Ajmer – Delhi – By Train
Morning after breakfast, enjoy the sightseeing of Pushkar by visiting the only Lord Brahma temple in India & visit the Ghats near Brahma temple, enjoy beautiful picturesque of Pushkar from lake & colorful market. Later in the afternoon, drive to Ajmer Railway station, on arrival board the Train for Delhi. On arrival in Delhi, pick-up & transfer to Hotel.

Day 10: Depart Delhi
Morning after breakfast, transfer to the Airport to board your return flight.

Day 1: Cochin (Kochi)
Arrive in Ernakulam, the commercial capital of Kerala and be transported to the satellite town of Fort Kochi, from where we will start the trip.

Meet your trip leader at your hotel. Rest for a while, so you can head out again to explore the town.

One of the foremost trading hubs on the western coast of India, Fort Kochi drew colonial interest with its aromatic spices. Along with traders from China, Portugal, Arab and Holland, in came a cocktail of religions, cultural practices and diverse food. Kerala owes it cosmopolitan vibe to the traders who braved the seas to come to this land.

Fort Kochi is dotted with remnants of the past, which you can discover on foot/ bike. Step out to see the Vasco Church, Basilica, Dutch Cemetery and the famous Chinese fishing nets, which lie in a 2km radius. In the evening, head to Greenix Village to see the well organized traditional dance show, Kathakali (you can also see the face painting before the show).

Day 2: Cochin (Kochi)
Morning, we move to the Old city called Mattancherry (couple of kilometers away from Fort Kochi), which has an artistic vibe with its low hanging balconies, frayed homes turned into galleries, a sprawling antiques & spices market and some landmark monuments – the Pardesi Synagogue and Dutch Palace. In fact, the Pardesi Synagogue is the only synagogue operational amongst the Commonwealth countries.

Afternoon, we get on to the bikes! Caught between the backwaters and Arabian sea, this is simply the best rural biking trail combined with village life experiences around Kochi. It’s a day-cycle ride that lets you feel the charm of simple Kerala backwater villages. We ride through vast paddy fields, fish farms, coconut tree canopies to reach one of the backwater edges. Later, take a canoe through a backwater village and connect yourself to the traditional ways of villagers. Learn about fish farming, traditional boat making and other local traditions. What you take back from this beautiful ride is a true village experience spiced up with few untold local stories.

Distance cycled: ~ 28km / 17mi*
All flat roads

Day 3: Munnar
This morning we start with a 2 hours shuttle to get out of traffic clogged roads. Today, the initial 25km is an easy ride, on smooth plain next to rubber and pineapple plantations, also with a stretch along an irrigation canal. Post lunch, we will be greeted by a long stretch of gradual climb. For miles ahead, you can only see a ridiculous amount of green! Seeing this, you are sure to forget the weary legs. We stop cycling as the climbs start to challenge us and take transfer to Munnar. As the hills of Munnar start emerging, you will be simply amazed to see the neat hills and mountains carpeted with tea bushes.

We head straight to the British styled farm retreat, Windermere Estate. Stylish cottages with their plantation ambience intact are inviting after a hard day of cycling. Enjoy the copious cups of tea, relax in the library or if you are feeling energetic enough, head out for a plantation walk. Enjoy a goodnight’s rest here so you are ready to explore Munnar the next day.

Distance cycled: ~ 50km / 31mi*

Day 4: Munnar
Munnar is a pleasant contrast to the beach lined destinations or lagoon backwaters of Kerala. A hill station, which has been immortalized by movies, Munnar is great to cycle in. The routes are undulating and sometimes challenging, but you will find equal amount of downhill slopes to bring relief steep climbs.

Enjoy a morning of Yoga if you please and head out to Top Station, a viewpoint of great touristic eminence. The riding stretch to Top station is one of our favourite cycling route in Kerala. As we ride all the way upto Top Station, you will be stunned with brilliant view of the stacked mountains and deep valleys below. After this ride, you would have certainly earned yourself a hot crisp cup of tea.

Roll down the hills to then visit the Tea Museum – this is a historic treasure and takes you through the journey of Munnar’s metamorphosis as a tea destination in late 1800s when A.H. Sharp planted the first sapling. You can also pick up handmade jam, tea leaves and recycled paper products as souvenirs.

Distance cycled: ~ 40km / 24mi*

Day 5: Thekkady
We bid adieu to Munnar and head towards the cardamom hills of Kerala, a small town of Kumily. We take in the spectacular views of tea clad western ghat mountains, near Lockhart Gap. As you are riding, the 360 degrees view of the lush tea plantations will be forever etched in your minds. The smell of cardamom draws you quickly from the tea-lined mountains to the unmanicured mish-mash of cardamom plantations, interjected by pepper vines clinging to silver oak trees. The last stretch is covered in the shuttle before we reach the wonderful award winning property of Spice Village.

Eco conscious nuances of Spice Village seamlessly bound with modern comforts is what makes Spice Village special. If you have the energy, head out for a short spice plantation walk. Else, you can relax by the pool or get a drink at the historic library bar of the resort.

Distance cycled: ~ 60km / 37mi*

Day 6: Thekkady
You can explore the small town of Kumily at your own pace today. We recommend that you try and spend as much time at the Periyar National Park in Thekkady. One of the best managed in India, the national park is known for its innovative sightseeing options.We recommend a short Nature Walk through Periyar National Park, which gives you a glimpse of the wildlife in the area. Later, we head to a garden of spices and learn about the spices from a local farmer.

Day 7: Kumarakom / Alleppey
This is going to be a beautiful ride – from the Cardamom Hills to the tea gardens of Vagamon. A hilly ride, with both dips and steep climbs, but the cool weather helps you grapple with this challenging ride better. Vagamon is an enchanting hill station where we will stop by for lunch.

From Vagamon, we take a van transfer to Kumarakom. Kumarakom is one of the finest backwater destinations of India, as it lies at the edge of the massive Vembanad Lake.

Distance cycled: ~ 40km / 24mi*

Day 8: Alleppey
Trade bike with boat today that takes us through hyacinth carpeted canals, which meander close to the villages; a great way to see the backwater countryside and habitat near the water.

Day 9: Marari Beach
This is not a hectic day except for the humidity in the air, which may exhaust you a bit. Arrive at the Marari Beach Resort, one of the poshest addresses on this serene fishing village. Check in and immerse yourself in all the comforts of the world – massage by experts, delicious local food, even a dance performance in the hotel. What you are going to love here most is the proximity to one of the loneliest beaches on this stretch. This day, you can just relax by the pool or walk on the beach, watching the fishing boats coming in and the place bursting with activity as the catch is sorted.

Distance cycled: ~ 30km / 18mi*

Day 10: Cochin (Kochi)
For a leisurely final morning in Marari Beach, consider taking a stroll along the beach and see the sights of the fishing village near by.

If you have time and wish to relax for few more days, we recommend to extend at the beach before departing from Kochi.

Day 01 Arr. Mumbai By Flight/Mumbai – Dapoli By Road 220 Kms/5 hrs appx
On arrival in Mumbai the group is transferred by coaches to Dapoli. The transfer distance is approximately 220km which should take about 5 hours.

In the evening, we fit the cycles to our specifications and go on a familiarization ride, followed by event briefing and dinner.

Day 02 Dapoli – Chiplun Bike Ride 58 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
The first day of cycling is also the shortest cycling day of the challenge; we travel a distance of 58km approx through varying terrain of dense evergreen forested patches, farmland and mango orchards.

Day 03 Chiplun – Ganapatipule Bike Ride 85 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
Undoubtedly, some of the best coastal cycling of the entire challenge. From Guhagar onwards the route takes us mostly along the sea with lonely beaches, neat coves, fishing villages, Island forts, temples and markets to be seen during the ride. We have our first ferry crossing on this day at Jaigad. Although beautiful, it is by no means an easy day as the route is undulating throughout.

Day 04 Ganpatipule – Mithgavane Bike Ride 84 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
Today as we ride out of Ratnagiri, we cross the Gautami River at Puranagad before we make our way to our camp located on a small hill which is only half a kilometre away from the sea shore with a breathtaking view of the Arabian Sea. The route passes through paddy fields, coconut and beetle nut groves, all growing on the laterite soil that this region is so well known for. We will be staying overnight in cottage tents at an organic farm.
Note: – Only vegetarian food is served at the camp.

Day 05 Mithgavane – Devbag Bike Ride 87 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
Today will be the longest day of the challenge. Our route passes through the temple town of Kunkeshwar and coastal towns at Mithbav and Munage. After lunch, we will continue on our cycles to the resort at Devbag for a well deserved rest at one of the most beautiful beaches in Malvan, boasting picturesque views of the ocean right at the doorstep of our resort.

Day 06 Devbag – Goa Bike Ride 128 Kms. / 6-7 hrs. appx.
This is our last day in Maharashtra. We start early and make our way along the undulating coast passing the beaches of Vengurla and making our way to Terekhol River. Terekhol is the border of the states of Maharashtra and Goa.

Day 07 Goa
Relax at the beach.

Day 08 Goa – Mumbai By Flight
Morning after breakfast, transfer to the airport for flight to Mumbai.
On arrival, city tour of Mumbai.
Overnight in Mumbai.

Day 09 Mumbai – Home By Flight
In time departure for flight back home.

Day 01 Arrive Delhi By Flight / Delhi – Patna By Flight
Arrive Delhi and transfer to domestic airport for flight to Patna.
Bike fitting. Briefing.
Lunch and Dinner at the hotel in Patna.
Half-day city tour of Patna.
Overnight in Patna.

Patna is renowned as one of the oldest cities in the world. Graciously situated on the southern banks of the holy River Ganges, this beautiful city is spread over an area of 3202 square kilometers and is surrounded by three other rivers Punpun, Sone and Gandak. The city believed to be the fifth fastest growing city in India. Blessed with such great cultural and historical heritage, the city is rapidly developing as major tourist destination in Bihar.

Takht Sri Harmandir Sahib or Patna Sahib: Takht Sri Harmandir sahib is situated in the heart of Patna city. It is one of the most sacred pilgrimage centres for Sikh devotees. The Gurudwara was built in the honor of the birthplace of the tenth Guru of Sikhism, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. It is believed to be one of the five major Takhts of Sikhism and was built by the first king of Singh emperor, Maharaja Ranjit Singh. It has many Sikh scriptures, relics and artifacts with things related to the sacred Guru housed in it. Being situated in Patna, it is popularly known as Takht Sri Patna Sahib.

Hanuman Mandir: Hanuman Mandir located in Patna is believed to be one of the holiest temples of Hindu God, Hanuman. Being a famous Hindu shrine, it is visited by thousand of devotee’s every day. However, the footfall of devotees is the most on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the days dedicated to Lord Hanuman.

Kumhrar: Kumhrar is a very prominent archeological site located in Patna, which provides the clear evidence of Patna being the seat of Mauryan Empire. In it, lie the remains of ancient city of Pataliputra, evidencing its worth by many Mauryan artifacts and pillars. It marks the ancient capital of Ajatshatru, Chandragupta and Ashoka. The relics discovered range from four continuous periods from 600 BC to 600 AD. Kumhrar is an interesting place to dwell upon the history of India.

Padri Ki Haveli: Padri ki Haveli is prestigiously known as St. Mary’s Church. Built in the year 1713 by Roman Catholics, it is proud to be the oldest church in Bihar. A Venetian architect renovated it from a small church to an established church in 1773. The main attraction of this magnificent church is the large cathedral bell. It is believed that Mother Teresa got her training here.

Patna Museum: Patna Museum is located centrally in the city and is popularly known as the State Museum of Bihar. British people built this magnificent museum in the year 1917 during the time of British Raj. It has a fusion of Mughal and Rajput architecture and is home to various historical and archeological artifacts found in and nearby the city. The famous terracotta figurine, Didarganj Yakshi and many other prestigious objects are placed here on display.

Day 02 Patna – Gaya Bike Ride 130 Kms. / 8 hrs. appx.
Cycling day 1: Patna to Gaya
up to 130km, but we would suggest a transfer and start outside the city off the main road
In the morning after breakfast, transfer by coach to the outskirts of Patna from where we will start the Bike Ride.
The priest will be waiting there to do the small ceremony before we start the BIKE RIDE.
Start the BIKE Ride.
Lunch at the Midway.
Arrive Gaya and transfer to the hotel.
Later, visit Gaya.
Overnight in Gaya.

Gaya is one of the important holy places for Hindus and thousands of devotees throng this small town every year for pilgrimage. The main pilgrim center in Gaya is the Vishnu temple. Legend has it that this temple was built on Lord Vishnu’s footsteps and is thus considered very sacred by the devotees. It is also believed by Hindus that if the final rights are performed in Gaya, the departed soul goes to heaven. Gaya is located in the central part of the state of Bihar, in the northeastern part of India. It is a part of the great Gangetic plains. It is located to the west of the Falgu River, which is a tributary of river Ganga.

Gaya is a religious center and it is believed that the principal Hindu God, Vishnu has bestowed upon Gaya the power to absolve the sin of the sinners, who come here for pilgrimage. Pilgrims also come to offer funerary offerings or pinds at the ghats along the river and pray for the souls of their ancestors.

The main tourist attraction of Gaya is the Vishnupad temple. This temple was built in the Hindu Shikhar style of architecture and is located on the west bank of Falgu River at the southeastern edge of the town. There is a small archeological museum in Gaya.

The Brahmajuni hill 1 km southwest of the Vishnupad temple is an important spot. One thousand stone steps lead the travelers to the top of this hill, from where one can have a full view of Gaya.

Day 03 Gaya – Bodhgaya – Aurangabad Bike Ride 106 Kms. / 5 hrs. appx.
Cycling day 2: Gaya to Aurangabad start later on and ride about 106 km

Bodh Gaya is a religious site and place of pilgrimage associated with the Mahabodhi Temple Complex in Gaya district in the Indian state of Bihar. It is famous as it is the place where Gautama Buddha is said to have obtained Enlightenment.

Bodhi Tree: The present Bodhi tree is probably the fifth descendant of the original tree to be planted at this site where the Prince Siddhartha had finally attained enlightenment. This sacred tree plays a very important role in rites and rituals of Buddhists, as it is an inspiration of Buddha’s enlightenment.

Mahabodhi Temple: The Mahabodhi temple is located in the east adjacent to the original Bodhi tree. It actually stands on the temple erected by Emperor Ashoka and rises in the form of pyramidal spire till it reaches its neck, which is cylindrical in shape. People looking for peace and serenity can spend hours in this temple.

After, continue BIKE RIDE to Aurangabad.
Lunch on the way.
On arrival, transfer to the hotel.

Day 04 Aurangabad– Bhabua (By Road) / Bhabua – Robertsganj (Bike Ride)
Cycling day 3: Transfer to Bhabua about 100km / 3 hrs approx by road and from Bike Bhabua ride to Robertsganj 100 Kms. / 5 hrs. appx.
In the morning, transfer to Bhabua where Bikes will be waiting for us to start our BIKE RIDE.
Lunch on the way.
Overnight in Robertsganj.

Robertsganj is a city and a municipal board in Sonbhadra district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Located in the southeastern corner of the state. Robertsganj is the administrative headquarters of Sonbhadra District.

Day 05 Robertsganj – Chandraprabha Wildlife. Bike Ride. 110 Kms. / 6 hrs. appx.
Chandraprabha Wildlife – Chunar. Bike Ride. 35 Kms. / 45 mins. Appx.
Chunar – Mirzapur By Road
Cycling day 4: Roberstganj to Chunar via the Chandraprabha Wildlife Sanctuary 110km

Chandra Prabha Wild Life Sanctuary, once a habitat of Asiatic Lions, has all the natural ingredients to become a beautiful tourist/picnic spot. It has been endowed with beautiful picnic spots, dense forest, and scenic waterfalls like Raj Dari & Dev Dari & a dam nearby called Chandra Prabha Dam. The Sanctuary was established in 1957 and sprawls over an area of 9,600 hect. The core area of the Sanctuary covers over 2,686 hect., while the buffer area covers 66000 hect., which also includes Kashi Wildlife Division. It was the habitat of Asiatic Lion from 1957-1970 but after that lions disappeared from here. In the past when naxal problem was not there people used to flock around here & enjoy the wildlife, forest & natural beauty in winter season, and also during rainy season when waterfalls add greater attraction to the lush green environment of the sanctuary.

It serves as a natural & ideal habitat with its grasslands, many caves in Vindhyan area & waterfalls for a host of animals & plants medicinal also and has a great potential to develop Jungle Tourism in the sanctuary where people can enjoy natural beauty & bio-diversity. Animals like Leopard, Black Buck, Chital, Sambhar, Nilgai blue bull, Wild Boar, Porcupine, Indian Gazelle, Rabbit, Monkey, Chinkara, Chausingha, Hyena, Wild Cat, Jackal, Wild Fox & others.

We will stop cycling at Chunar and from there we will be transferred to Mirzapur for overnight stay.

Day 06 Chunar – Sarnath – Bike Ride / Sarnath – Varanasi – Bike Ride 
Cycling day 5: Chunar – Sarnath  (55 Kms. / 2 hrs. appx.) and from Sarnath to Varanasi (15 Kms. / 1.5 hrs. appx.) and a finish on a boat into Varanasi.
Last day of our BIKE RIDE. We will ride to Varanasi via Sarnath and finish up a ride on a boat in Varanasi.
Lunch at the hotel in Sarnath / Varanasi.

Chunar Fort: Chunar is the place where religion, history and nature intermingle. Situated in the Vindhya ranges on the bank of holy river Ganga, its scenic and calm atmosphere enchants visitors. Chunar is also an important health resort due to its ideal climate. The massive Chunar fort, standing at a height of 80′ to 175′ from the ground level and spread over a massive area of 34,000-sq.ft., is the prime attraction of the place. Inside the fort is an interesting Sun dial, a deep & wide well and an open pavilion called the Sonwa Mandap. Chunar is accessible by road from Varanasi and an overnight stay is possible at the PWD rest house within the fort premises.

Evening visit Bharat Mata Temple and enjoy AARTi Ceremony at the Holy River Ganges in Varanasi.

Sarnath: Buddhists worldwide look upon India as the land of the Buddha and a visit to this country means a pilgrimage to those places sacred to the memory of the Enlightened One. After the Bouddha attained enlightenment in Bodh Gaya he came to Sarnath. Here in the Deer Park, he delivered his first sermon, or in religious language, set in motions the wheel of Law maha- Dharmachakra Pravartan. On the day before his death Buddha included Sarnath along with Lumbini, Bodh Gaya and Kushinagar as the four places he thought to be sacred to his followers. The Emperor Ashoka, who spread the Buddha’s message of love and compassion throughout his vast empire, visited Sarnath around 234BC,and erected a stupa here. Several Buddhist structures were raised at Sarnath between the 3rd century BC and the 11th century AD, and today it presents the most expansive ruins amongst places on the Buddhist trail. Sarnath is 10 km from the holy city of Varanasi, and is an exceedingly tranqiuil place. The ruins, the museum and temple are all within walking distance.

CHAUKHANDI STUPA: Chaukhandi is the first monument one encounters as one enters Sanath. It is a lofty mound of brick –work whose square endifice is surrounded by a octagonal tower. Originally said to built by Emperor Ashoka. DHAMEK STUPA The most remarkable structure at Sarnath, is the cylindrical Dhamek Stupa, 28 mts in diameter at the base and 43.6 mts in height, built partly of stone and partly of brick. The stone facing the lower part is adorned with delicate floral carvings of Gupta origin.

MULAGANDHA KUTI VIHAR: the Mahabodhi Society has erected this modern temple. It has excellent frescoes by Kosetsu Nosu japan’s foremost painter and is a rich repository of Buddhist literature. The ancient Mulagandha Kuti temple is among the brick ruins of Sarnath.

SARNATH MUSEUM: Sarnath yielded a rich collection of sculptures comprising numerous Buddha and Bodhisattva images. Considerde amongst the finest specimens of Buddhist art, these have been housed at the museum, adjiacent to the site. The museum is open from 10 am to 5 pm, and closed on Fridays. Apart from the above the other objects of interest at Sarnath are the Dharmrajika Stup, magnificent Lion capital, India’s National Emblem at Sarnath museum, the Saddharmachakra Vihar’s at excavated ruins.

Bharat Mata Temple: The Bharat Mata Temple is located at the Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth campus, Varanasi and dedicated to the Bharat Mata Mother India. It was constructed by the Babu Shiv Prasad Gupt and inaugurated by the Mahatma Gandhi in the year 1936. The statue of the Mother India is made up of the marble and looks like a model that symbolizes the entire India, represents mountain, plains and oceans of the India. The Bharat Mata temple does not have a traditional statue of Gods or Goddess but it has a real map of the Mother India.

Evening AARTI on Ganges: Spiritually enlightening and fantastically photogenic, Varanasi is at its brilliant best by the ghats, the long stretch of steps leading down to the water on the western bank of the Ganges. Most are used for bathing but there are also several ‘burning ghats’ where bodies are cremated in public. The main one is Manikarnika: you’ll often see funeral processions threading their way through the backstreets to this ghat. The best time to visit the ghats is at dawn when the river is bathed in a mellow light as pilgrims come to perform puja to the rising sun, and at sunset when the main ganga aarti river worship ceremony takes place at Dashashwamedh Ghat.

Day 07 Varanasi–Allahabad By Road – 3 hrs appx / Allahabad – Agra -By Train
Early Morning Boat ride at river Ganges and visit Varanasi.
Departure from Varanasi at 08:00am and transfer to the railway station in Allahabad for train to Agra. Overnight in Agra.

Early Morning Boat Ride: Early morning sunrise boat ride is a must do activity at Varanasi. This Varanasi tour enables you to witness the life of people that has been carried on for thousands of years. Watch the Hindus from all over India come and take this holy dip in the Ganges, offer prayers to the Gods. All this is from the boat that moves slowly from one Ghat to the other.

Allahabad: is one of the prominent and sacred cities of India. Described with reverence in ancient scriptures as Prayag or Teerthraj i.e. ‘The holiest pilgrimage’, Allahabad is situated at the confluence of India’s holiest rivers Ganga, Yamuna and mythical Saraswati. The Sangam, as the confluence of the three rivers , is the venue of many sacred fairs and rituals and attracts thousands of pilgrims throughout the year. With the irresistible attraction of Kumbh Mela, hailed as the world’s largest congregation of devotees, the glory of the city has certainly doubled.

Day 08 Agra – Delhi By Road 205 Kms. / 4 hrs. appx.
In the morning Visit Taj Mahal, SIkandra, Baby Taj, Agra Fort.
Later, transfer to Delhi.
Lunch on the way to Delhi.
On arrival, visit Lotus Temple, Birla Temple, India Gate, Chandni Chowk and Parliament.
Dinner and overnight in the hotel.

Taj Mahal: Described as the most extravagant monument ever built for love, it was constructed by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial to his queen Mumtaz Mahal, made out of white marble took 22 years to complete 1630-1652 AD. Ustad Ahamad Lahori, a Persian Architect, is said to be the main designer and planner for this magnificent memorial. On full moon nights, the glory of the Taj is at its best. Over the centuries, the Taj has attracted more visitors than perhaps any other Monuments in the country, and it is all too easy resort to conventional superlatives when describing it.

Agra fort: Emperor Akbar began Construction of the massive red sandstone Agra Fort on the bank of the Yamuna River in 1565, though additions were made up until the rule of his grandson, Shah Jahan. In Akbar’s time the fort was principally a military structure, but during Shah Jaha regin it had partially become Palace. It is an imposing strcture with walls of red sandstone almost three kilometers long. Entered through the Amar Singh Gate, the eastern part of the fort contains palace, audience hall and mosques built by three emperors.

Delhi Sightseeing:
Bahai Temple: Monday Closed Situated atop the Kalkaji Hill. Its is also known as “The Lotus Temple” due to its distinctive lotus shaped design in Marble. It was built in 1987 by the followers of Bahai faith. The temple signifies the purity and equality of all religions.
Laxmi Narayan Temple: Popularly Known as Birla Mandir, it’s a large Hindu Temple built in Orissa style in 1938, by the renowned Birla family. People of all faiths can worship at this temple.

DRIVE PAST: India Gate, Parliament House, Red Fort and Chandni Chowk and Jama Masjid.

Day 09 Delhi – Home By Flight
In time departure to Delhi airport for flight back home.

Day 01 Arrive Delhi By Flight / Delhi – Agra By Road 205 Kms. / 4 hrs. appx.
Arrive Delhi in the morning. Welcome on arrival with fresh flower garlands, after greetings, drive to Agra. Check into hotel. Post lunch tour of Taj Mahal and fort. Evening free to explore bylines and streets on bicycles. Overnight Agra.

Day 02 Agra – Fatehpur SIkri – Bharatpur. Bike Ride 62 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
After your breakfast, Cycle ride to Fatehpur Sikri 20 kms. Interesting ride on the district road. After a sightseeing tour of the deserted city, drive to Bharatpur bird sanctuary, Check into hotel. Evening free for a bicycle tour of the sanctuary to birdwatch. Ovemight Bharatpur.

Day 03 Bharatpur – Karauli Bike Ride 115 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
Morning free for bird watching and wildlife viewing on canoes. Later drive to Karauli dismounting short of the village to cycle upto the Bhanwar Vilas palace. lnteresting countryside views. You may stop at the local village to see the way of life. Check into the palace hotel. Evening bar-be-que around a bonfire. Local village folk dancers/musicians in attendance. Overnight Bhanwar Vilas Palace.

Day 04 Karauli – Abhaneri Bike Ride 108 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
After breakfast, visit Abhaneri is a must visit for those who appreciate architectural genius and love to click pictures. This sleepy village is known for its marvellous step wells which were built in the 8th Century by Samrat Mihir Bhoj. It is common knowledge that Jaipur is set in a desert, however, it is little known that these step wells were dug up for the luxurious usage of water by the wealthy.
Continue your cycle ride towards to Abhaneri, approx. 108kms, on arrival transfer to hotel. Rest stay at hotel.

Day 05 Abhaneri – Sariska Bike Ride 82 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
In the morning, after breakfast we will have cycle ride to Sariska. Sariska National Park is situated in the northern part of Aravali hills. Sariska has a area above 479 sq and was declared a Tiger reserve in 1973 from the government of India. This was once home to a significant population of tigers, until a few seasons ago, when poaching significantly reduced their numbers. However there are many other animals in the park, and the atmosphere and natural surrounds make the visit very much worthwhile.
Rest stay at hotel.

Day 06 Sariska – Gopalgarh Bike Ride 96 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
From Sariska we start the day on our bikes, cycling through the scenic beauty of the Aravali Hills and enjoying some exhilarating ascents and descents as we make our way towards Gopalgarh, Ramgarh. Rest stay at hotel.

Day 07 Gopalgarh – Chomu – Jaipur Bike Ride 82 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
From Gopalgarh, we start the day on our cycle riding towards to Jaipur via Chomu. Rest stay at hotel.

Day 08 Jaipur – Delhi By Road 240 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
After having your breakfast, Enjoy some of Jaipur’s magnificent highlights we begin our day with a visit to the splendid City Palace, a dazzling fusion of Moghul and Rajasthani design. We also visit the stunning Amber Palace on the outskirts of the city, a superb marble and sandstone fortress. There is the option to hire an elephant instead of walking up to the palace, these are only available in the morning. Back in Jaipur we take in the unique majesty of the Hawa Mahal, the famous ‘ Palace of the Winds’ and pay a visit to the remarkable 18th century observatory of Jantar Mantar, before a free evening to enjoy the city at our own pace.
Later in the afternoon, drive by bus back to Delhi, on arrival transfer to your hotel. Rest stay at hotel.

Day 09 Depart Delhi By Flight
Your final departure transfer to Delhi International airport for flight back to your home country.

Day 01 Home – Delhi By Flight
Flight to Delhi.

Day 02 Arrive Delhi By Flight / Delhi – Agra By Road 205 Kms. / 3.5 hrs. appx.
Arrive Delhi, meet assist and transfer to Agra.
Breakfast on the way to Agra at Mid-way.
Arrive Agra, and transfer to the hotel. Rest.
PM: Visit Taj Mahal and return back to the hotel for the bike fitting preparation for the challenge ahead. Overnight in Agra.

Day 03 Agra – Fatehpur Sikri – Keoladeo NP Bike Ride 62 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
Start the challenge today. The priest will be there ready to make a small prayer ceremony to give his blessings for the BIKE RIDE challenge in India. A wonderful way to start your Bike Ride from the city of Taj Mahal. Our first stop will be Fatehpur Sikri. Visit Fatehpur Sikri.
Later, continue ride to Bharatpur. . It is famous for the Keoladeo Ghana National Park; a world heritage site, which is one of the finest water-bird sanctuaries in the world. We will have the opportunity to visit the National Park on rickshaws. Overnight in Bharatpur.

Day 04 Keoladeo NP – Alwar Bike Ride 107 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
In the morning, start BIKE RIDE to Alwar. Overnight in Alwar.

Day 05 Alwar – Sariska Bike Ride 60 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
In the morning, start BIKE RIDE to Sariska. You will have chance to visit Sariska National Park.
Overnight in Sariska.

Day 06 Sariska – Chomu Bike Ride 108 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
In the morning, start BIKE RIDE to Chomu. On arrival, you will be transferred to the old Maharaja’s Palace where you will be staying tonight.

Day 07 Chomu – Kalakho Bike Ride 98 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
In the morning, start BIKE RIDE to old village Kalakho which is located in district Dausa of Rajasthan.
Overnight in Jaipur.

Day 08 Kalakho – Jaipur Bike Ride 71 Kms. / 4-5 hrs. appx.
In the morning, start BIKE RIDE for the famous PINK city “Jaipur” and a capital of Rajasthan.
Finish the BIKE RIDE over view picturesque Amber Fort.
Overnight in Jaipur.

Day 09 Jaipur – Delhi By Road 260 Kms. / 5-6 hrs. appx.
In the morning visit shopping, later drive by bus to Delhi, on arrival transfer to hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 10 Depart Delhi By Flight
In time departure to Delhi airport for flight back home.

Day 1: Delhi – Pancheswar – Camp
On the first day of our tour we will depart from Delhi at 5 am and drive to Pancheswar, which is about 12 hrs journey by car. On reaching Pancheswar, you will be welcome by our local guides who will show you our campsite. Thereafter, enjoy dinner and an overnight stay in the camp.

Day 2: Camp
On the first day of our angling tour after breakfast in the camp, we will head to the meeting point of Kali and Saryu Rivers. Here, we will fish for Mahaseer, a big mouth golden fish closely related to European Bardel and Carp. At this particular location, the record Mahaseer taken is 80lbs. After enjoying angling here for a complete day, we will return back to the camp for dinner followed by an overnight stay.

Day 3: Camp
On the second day of our tour, we will start our day quite early and leave for an early morning fishing experience. Afterwards, we will return back to the camp and have morning breakfast before proceed to our next mission i.e. rafting in Surnia River. It is a small stream that is coming in India from Nepal and has a wonderful camp-site offering an amazing camping experience near the River with fresh water. Stay overnight at Surnia junction and have a lifetime rafting and camping experience.

Day 4: Camp
Today after a light breakfast in the morning, we will proceed for another interesting rafting experience. With the help of professional rafters, we will raft till Ladiya River’s confluence and pass throw many tough, easy and challenging paths. After completing the rafting, enjoy dinner followed by a relaxing overnight stay in the camp.

Day 5: Camp
In the morning after delicious breakfast serve at the camp, we will leave for rafting, which will cross Chuka rapids (Grade 3-45 depending on the water level) in first half and in next half, it will sail through Purnagiri Gorge. Today rafting journey will surely going to add on to your adventure passion and leave you with many lifetime memories. Take pleasure of an overnight stay in the camp.

Day 6: Camp – Delhi
On the last day of our, we will have our breakfast in the morning and thereafter, leave for Delhi, which is about 430 kms away from our set camp location. On reaching Delhi, we will leave you at your preferred location with a final goodbye note.

Special Note: The golden MAHSEER is an endangered species because of poisoning/bombing by wasted commercial in the river or out of control poaching of the river by the locals. Further, we don’t make any promise of catch. Although, catching a strong golden MAHSEER is an ultimate lifetime experience for every angler. Rest, we ensure that this tour can help you in witnessing the beautiful Flora and Fauna on the natural stretch of river will just be an enjoyment for the travellers.

Day 01 Delhi
Arrival Delhi. Meet our Rep & transfer to Hotel. O/N Hotel.

Day 02 Delhi – Dibrugarh ( By Flight)/Dibrugarh – Bomjir By Road 5 hrs drive
Morning flight to Dibrugarh, arrival Dibrugarh. Meet your guide drive for 5 hrs to Bomjir. Crossing 2nd largest bridge in Asia, this day you will enter into Arunachal. Evening at leisure. O/N Cottages.

Day 03 Bomjir / Dibang-Asu river confluence
Drive off road to last road head then walk up 3 half hours and cross over to Dibang-Asu river confluence by a rubber raft. 2nd half fishing. O/N camps

Day 04 Dibang – Asu Confluence
Full day Fishing. O/N Camps ( 2 confluences ).

Day 05 Dibang – Asu Confluence
This you will fishing Full day around the camp. O/N Camps.

Day 06 Dibang – Asu Confluence / Dibang-Ilu Confluence
Morning cross back to right bank of Dibang river and continue 3 half hours walk up towards Dibang- Ilu river confluence. 2nd half day fishing. O/N Camp.

Day 07 Dibang / Ilu Confluence
This you will fishing Full day around the camp. O/N Camps.

Day 08 Dibang / Ilu Confluence
This you will fishing Full day around the camp. O/N Camps.

Day 09. Dibang / Ilu Confluence
This you will fishing Full day around the camp. O/N Camps.

Day 10 Dibang / Ilu Confluence / Bomjir
Morning fishing have breakfast and later Raft down the river to Bomjir. evening at leisure O/N cottages.

Day 11 Bomjir- Dibrugarh By Road 5hrs drive /Dibrugarh – Delhi By Flight
Morning drive for 5 hrs to Dibrugarh & take flight back to Delhi, transfer to International Airport.

Day 01 Delhi – Ramnagar
Arrival Delhi & transfer to train station to board overnight train to Ramnagar. O/N.

Day 02 Ramnagar – Ramganga River
Early morning arrival at Ramnagar, transfer to resort for wash & change, Post Breakfast drive to serene & mysterious Tiger country. this drive will take you through lush Himalayan forest. A drive 3 hrs will take us to the point from where our mild walk starts. a walk through Rich Himalayan village, while you prepare to fish our team will fix the camp. Full day fishing. O/N camps

Day 03 Ramganga
Full Day fishing around the camp, O/N camp.

Day 04 Ramganga
Full Day fishing around the camp, O/N camp.

Day 05 Ramganga
Full Day fishing around the camp, O/N camp.

Day 06 Ramganga
Full Day fishing around the camp, O/N camp.

Day 07 Ramganga
Full Day fishing around the camp, O/N camp.

Day 08 Ramganga – Ramnagar
Morning fishing & drive for 3hrs. to Ram Nagar, afternoon arrival at Ramnagar after lunch wildlife safari in Corbett National park, after early dinner departure to train station, take overnight train to Delhi, overnight train.

Day 09 Delhi
Early morning pickup at Railway station and transfer to the hotel.
Later, full day city tour of Delhi.
Overnight in Delhi.

Day 10 Depart Delhi
Departure transfer to Delhi airport for flight to onward destination.