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Rajasthan Rural Cycling - Exclusive - Guided Tour

It is a country with a variety of landscapes, embedded in a long and interesting history. An eviable culture that embraces the arts, nature, heritage, religion, innovation and a strong sense of justice for all.

Udaipur - Kumbhalgarh - Narlai - Ranakpur - Korta - Siana - Bhenswara - Rohet - Jodhpur

10 Nights / 11 Days

Day 1

Udaipur (By flight - All Meals)

Udaipur Lake

Our cycling guide and driver will receive you at Udaipur airport and transfer you to the hotel. Have lunch at hotel, straighten your backs. Check your bikes and gear, etc. You may go for 10 kms of cycling around the Udaipur lakes so that you can check your bikes and our mechanic can prepare them according to your need for the tour. You can also go from sightseeing tour of Udaipur to visit City palace and Jag Mandir etc. Overnight will be at hotel.

(Approx 10 KMS of cycling to check bikes)

Hotel Rampratap Palace - http://www.hotelrampratap.com/

Day 2

Udaipur - Village (All Meals)

After breakfast,. We will start our cycling from the hotel, first 3-4kms will be in the city traffic so we have to be careful and if you dont feel like riding in city road than we load our bikes and drive for 3-4kms and will start leave the city traffic and will start cycling at the outskirts of Udaipur, the cycling tour of Udaipur takes you to a land of regal history boasting a magnificent culture and grandeur past, en-route we will pass few small villages and schools. You will have our packed lunches on the bank of Lake and after lunch You will be back to our hotel on our bikes. Overnight stay will be in Udaipur. Poetically christened the "Venice of The East", it is also nicknamed the "Lake City" or "City of Lakes". Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake, Udai Sagar and Swaroop Sagar in this city are considered some of the most beautiful lakes in the state. It is a setting for some of the most sumptuous architectural treasures in Rajasthan.

(Total cycling of approx 40-45 KMS)
(Ascend of 415 Meters)

Hotel Rampratap Palace - http://www.hotelrampratap.com/

Day 3

Udaipur - Kumbhalgarh (Approx 100 KMS - All meals)

Kumbhalgarh Fort

After breakfast, you check out from hotel and drive for approx. 60kms to reach the countryside to avoid Highway and traffic and then you can start cycling for Kumbhalgarh. You will pass through a picturesque terrain as we pass through the Arravali range. After 2-3hrs of cycling we will have our lunch in midway. After lunch you will do again cycling for 2-3hrs and after that we will load our bikes on car/bus and drive to hotel as last 5kMS of cycling is very uphill. You may visit Kumbhalgarh fort in the evening or next day morning. Kumbhalgarh Fort is a Mewar fortress. Built during the course of the 15th century by Rana Kumbha enlarged through the 19th century, Kumbhalgarh is also the birthplace of Maharana Pratap the great king and warrior of Mewar. The walls of the fort of Kumbhalgarh extend over 38 km and claimed to be the second-longest continuous wall after the Great Wall of China. Dinner and overnight stay will be in Kumbhalgarh.

(Approx. 40KMS of cycling)
(Ascend of 615 Meters)

Hotel Audhi - https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/the_aodhi_hotel/

Day 4

Kumbhalgarh - Narlai (Hotel to Hotel Cycling - All meals)

After breakfast you check out form the hotel and start cycling towards Narlai. Narlai is a village in Desuri tehsil of Pali district in Rajasthan. It lies at base of a hillock crowned by a colossal statue of an elephant. There are several Hindu and Jain temples. The temples of Adinath and Lord Shiva are most prominent temples. The ceilings of these temples are decorated with fine murals. you can have our picnic lunch after 35-40 kms of cycling. After lunch you can do cycling again for an hour or so to reach Narlai. Overnight we will stay in one of the most beautiful country resort of this trip Rawala Narlai.

(Approx 60 KMS of Cycling)
(Ascend of 475 Meters)

Hotel Rawla Narlia - http://www.rawlanarlai.com

Day 5

Narlai- Ranakpur (Hotel to Hotel Cycling - All meals)

Ranakpur Jain Temples

After breakfast, you checkout from hotel and cycle towards Ranakpur. We will cross the hilly terrain of Arravali Range.

Ranakpur is a village located near Sadri town in the Pali district of Rajasthan. Ranakpur is widely known for its marble Jain temple, said to be the most spectacular of the Jain temples. There is also a small Sun temple which is managed by the Udaipur royal family trust. you will have your lunch after 3-4 hrs of cycling in midway restaurant. After lunch we can start cycling again towards Ranakpur. Dinner and overnight stay will be in Ranakpur.

(Approx 40 KMS of Cycling)
(Ascend of 475 Meters)

Hotel Ranakpur Hill Resort - http://www.ranakpurhillresort.com/

Day 6

Ranakpur - Korta (Hotel to Hotel Cycling - All meals)

Today is scheduled for a long day in saddles, we journey from Ranakpur to Korta taking us across a terrain of verdant jungle that borders the foothills of the Aravalli Range. Passing through many local villages filled with color and folk noise we traverse the rural beauty as we head for the picturesque village of Korta, traditionally home to members of the Rabari sect. Legend has it that the men of the Rabari married the daughters of the gods, rather than mortal women, earning them the epithet of Rabari (the goers out of the path). Once nomadic, they are by tradition camel herders, the men traveling vast distances with their herds in search of grazing land, whilst the women stay at home and run the villages. Worshippers of the goddess Mata Devi, they are a strong and proud people and their women wear distinctive black headscarves and heavy brass earrings. In the evening we will visit local villages and will get the chance to meet local people and to see their day to day life.

We will have our packed lunch after 35-40 km of cycling. After lunch we start cycling again for Korta. Overnight Stay and Dinner will be at the hotel in Korta.

(Approx.75KMS of Cycling)

Hotel Korta Escape - http://www.kortaescape.com/

Day 7

Korta - Siana (Hotel to Hotel Cycling - All meals)

Rajasthan Rural Cycling

We checkout form the hotel after breakfast and head towards Siana. Siana is a small village situated in south west Rajasthan, bordering the great Thar desert. The terrain here is a unique mixture of Aravalli hills bordered by sand dunes and agricultural lands. You may enjoy Jeep safari in evening to look for Leopards and you have a very good chance of an encounter. We can have our picnic lunch after 35-40 kms of cycling. After lunch we cycle again towards Siana. Dinner and overnight stay in Siana.

(Approx 40KMS of Cycling)

Hotel Siana Garden Resort - http://www.sianaadventures.com/sianagarden.htm

Day 8

Siana - Bhenswara (Hotel to Hotel cycling - All meals)

We checkout from the resort after breakfast. From Siana we cycle towards Bhenswara, traversing through a pastoral landscape of villages and open fields, towards the small village of Bhenswara. We will cycle through some beautiful, rural tribal villages well off the normally used track. We will have our pack lunch on the way to some of the villagers home or in the shadow of tress. The local populations rarely see westerners and greet them with curious smiles. Bhenswara is situated at the foothills of the tenacious Aravallis, on the northern banks of the Jawai River, Overnight stay will be in Bhenswara.

(Approx 50KMS of Cycling)

Hotel Ravla Bhenswara - http://ravlabhenswara.com/

Day 9

Bhenswara - Rohet (Approx 110 KMS - All meals)

We checkout from hotel after breakfast and head towards Rohet Garh. We can have our picnic lunch after 35-40 kms of cycling. We head towards Rohet after lunch, glimpsing through the life of rural Rajasthan amid lots of folk noise. After 60-70kms of cycling we load our bikes and drive to Rohet for approx 40KMS, Overnight stay will be at Rohet.

(Approx 60-70KMS of cycling)

Hotel Rohet Garh - http://www.rohetgarh.com/

Day 10

Rohet - Jodhpur

Jodhpur Palace

We checkout from the hotel after breakfast and towards Jodhpur. Jodhpur is the second largest city in Rajasthan State. It was formerly the seat of a princely state of the same, the capital of the kingdom known as Marawar. Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination featuring many palaces, forts and temples, set in the arid land scape of Thar Desert. Dinner and overnight stay will be in Jodhpur.

Note: We can do cycling of 30-40KMS towards Jodhpur but it's very boring cycling almost no countryside or life to see around so you may skip cycling today and drive to Jodhpur and visit Jodhpur city.

Hotel Pal Haveli - http://www.palhaveli.com/home.html

Day 11

Jodhpur - Tour End

After breakfast you can visit the Meharangarh Fort. Jodhpur is also referred to as the "Blue City" due to the vivid blue-painted houses around theMehrangarh Fort. The old city circles the fort and is bounded by a wall with several gates. However, the city has expanded greatly outside the wall over the past several decades. Jodhpur lies near the geographic centre of Rajasthan state, which makes it a convenient base for travel in a region much frequented by tourists.

Later you will be transferred to airport for your onwards journey. Tour End.

Note: A Car/bus or Van follows the riders throughout the trip and carries all belongings. If at any point riding seems a little hard, the van takes you for as long or as little as you wish it to.


Tour Cost USD 1770 Per Person based on 2 Person travelling together.

Single Supplement: USD 860

Note : This is Private and Exclusive tour so on your request we can change hotel or even we can work on itinerary to add or remove some destination or any services.
Note: To organize any private tour we need minimum 2 Person.
Note: Arrangement for Delhi hotel, airport transfer, domestic flight ticket and train tickes or extension tour can be done on request.


Tour Cost Includes:

  • Hotel Based on Twin Sharing
  • Bikes for complete tour - Trek Bikes
  • Breakfast and Dinner at Hotel
  • Packed Lunch or in Midway restaurant
  • Expert Cycle mechanic throughout the tour
  • Back up AC vehicle for complete tour
  • Unlimited Bottle water during cycling
  • All road and transport taxes
  • Snacks/fruits/juice during cycling
  • Driver Allowance
  • Guide Allowance
  • Toll and Parking charges
  • 5% Government Taxes

Tour Cost Excludes:

  • Any Domestic or International flight tickets
  • Monument or Sightseeing entry fees
  • Still/Video camera fees
  • Tips and Gratitude
  • Any Hard/Soft drink
  • Any snacks
  • Travel insurance
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Bikes:Trek Bikes

Bike Hire: Includes on Tour Cost. You may bring your own bikes, but in this case let us know in advance. Other equipment provided: Pedals, helmet, water bottles.

Accommodation

Accommodation is offered at all locations. Most of the hotels are Culture Resort, Eco Resorts & family run hotels - all with a common line of quality in service. Our costs are based on 'twin-sharing' foundation. For those who wants single room, we offer single room, but at extra cost.

Terrain

The landscape is flatland, village streets except Day 2 and Day3 which is hilly region.

Climate

Mostly dry depends on which month of the year you are travelling.

Transportation/Support Vehicles

All transport is involved in the cost. We provide backup vehicle at all times during cycling trip. The vehicle can be used to boat your baggage & yourself as required.

Food

Food is a very essential part of these trips. We make sure that the meals we offer is method delicious, unless you ask for dull meals. You are also permitted the choice of veggie or non-vegetarian meals. We suggest that you consume only the canned standard water. Please make sure that the container is enclosed.

What to bring

  • Bike shoes
  • Helmet
  • Pedal
  • Water Bottle
  • Sun cream lotion
  • Relaxed shoes for walking
  • Shoes for other sightseeing
  • Socks

Clothing

  • In Indian, the conventional of outfit is more traditional. We counsel you to prevent very short shorts/skirts and limited tops/tanktops when viewing small non-urban places, temples, mosques or other sacred sites as this may limit your access..
  • Water resistant jacket.
  • Riding a bike equipment like safety gloves and shorts.

Others

  • Torch
  • Mosquito repellent
  • Eyewear, cap
  • Sun lotion of spf at least 35
  • Individual Bike riding equipment like bar finishes, pedals, chairs and headgear
  • Helmets for riding a bike

Health

Water is higher risk; hence we suggest that you drink only nutrient water in bottles during your trip. A cage of standard nutrient water is always focused for in the start of the vehicle during trips as an urgent evaluate. Despite the high requirements, it is worth providing basic OTC medications for disappointed tummies, complications, pest attacks etc. Indian is a financially creating democratic republic and has worked very hard to control illnesses. Sufficient medical care is available in the major inhabitants' facilities, but is usually limited in the non-urban areas of the country. Many western worlds are utilizing the state-of-the-art healthcare services available in Indian. The cost of treatment is much less expensive here in comparison to the same features available in innovative nations.

The most important cause of sickness of tourists in Indian is food and water-borne illnesses. Malware, bacteria, or harmful bacteria can cause diarrhea. Attacks may cause simple diarrhea and throwing up, high temperature, or, in extraordinary instances, liver organ damage (hepatitis). Malaria is a avoidable disease that can create trouble if neglected. One can prevent disease by taking recommended anti-malarial drugs and defending against insect attacks. The areas you will be passing are Malaria-free. Make sure that your insurance provider includes illnesses and injuries overseas.

Precautions

  • Bring all the important medications and OTC medications. Do not ignore to have the brands as well as the general titles of the medications one needs to have.
  • Use a sun hat when revealed.
  • Consume a lot of liquids. Don't drink tap water. Use only bottled water which is always kept in the back of your automobile.
  • Bring your personal medical kit and pest resilient.
  • To avoid fungus and parasitic attacks, keep legs clean and dry, and do not go without shoes.
  • Do not eat food bought from road providers.
  • Do not drink drinks with ice.
  • Do not eat milk products unless it is known that they have been pasteurized.
  • Prevent managing creatures (especially apes, pets, and cats) to avoid attacks and serious illnesses.

Medical Information Update

Details given above are liable to change every now and then and one should contact the Native India tasks of the specific country or the government vacationer offices for more details.

Shopping

You will get possibilities en-route to do a bit of purchasing. However unless particularly requested for, our guide will not suggest any particular store. Neither we nor our driver/guides take any percentage on purchasing.

Spending Money

Every visitor will have different cash specifications and varying personal costs. Please assess your own spending routines while enabling for beverages, purchasing and falling. Also keep aside cash for extra costs like:

  • Foods which are not included
  • Emergencies
  • Optionally available activities /additional sightseeing
  • Shopping/Souvenirs

Foreign Exchange

As Indian currency value tend to go up and down, make reference to the following website for daily return rates: www.xe.com.

Airport Taxes

There is no airport terminal or leaving taxation from any airport terminal of India.

Exclusions

  • Insurance Policy - Please take your own Insurance
  • Tips
  • Beverages
  • Laundry
  • Telephone bills
  • Trek Bikes
  • Support Vehicle, parking, toll, driver's allowances
  • Cycling guide
  • Breakfast at all destination
  • All Accommodation on Full board
  • First Aid Kid
  • Backup of Support Vehicle