RAJASTHAN BY BIKE
A 16-Day Journey Through Royal Heritage, Timeless Villages & India’s Living Traditions
An immersive cycling adventure with Cyclomania in India
Discover Rajasthan at the gentle rhythm of the bicycle, where ancient forts rise above rugged hills, peaceful country roads wind through traditional villages, and centuries-old palaces reveal the grandeur of India’s royal past. This carefully designed 16-day journey combines rewarding cycling experiences with cultural discoveries, architectural treasures, rural encounters, and unforgettable landscapes.
From the energetic streets of Delhi to the romantic lakes of Udaipur, from the mighty fortifications of Kumbhalgarh to the marble artistry of Ranakpur, and from the desert character of Jodhpur to the royal elegance of Jaipur, each destination offers a different perspective on Rajasthan’s remarkable diversity.
The journey continues through the countryside of Ranthambore, where nature and wildlife take centre stage, before concluding with the extraordinary beauty of the Taj Mahal in Agra.
With Cyclomania in India, cycling is more than a way to travel. It is an opportunity to slow down, connect with local communities, discover places beyond conventional tourist routes, and experience the authentic spirit of Rajasthan. An experienced cycling guide, a dedicated support vehicle, and carefully selected accommodation help make the journey comfortable and rewarding.
TOUR OVERVIEW
Duration: 16 days / 15 nights, subject to the final confirmed arrangements
Route: Delhi – Udaipur – Kumbhalgarh – Ranakpur – Jawai – Bhenswara – Jodhpur – Jaipur – Ranthambore – Agra – Delhi
Daily cycling: Approximately 0–75 km as described in the itinerary; support vehicle available
Difficulty: Moderate
Terrain: Rural roads, flat countryside, Aravalli hill sections, village tracks, and connecting roads
Recommended season: October to March
Bicycles: Quality mountain bikes in sizes 13–21, with helmets, pedals, and water bottles
Accommodation: Heritage hotels, resorts, and selected local properties on a twin-sharing basis
Meals: Daily breakfast and the lunches and dinners specified in the programme
Support: Experienced cycling guide, first-aid kit, and accompanying support vehicle
Flexibility: Guests may bring their own bicycles by prior arrangement
This itinerary combines active exploration with cultural sightseeing and comfortable transfers. Some days are dedicated to cycling, while others allow time to explore important historical sites, enjoy local markets, or relax between rides.
THE DAY-BY-DAY JOURNEY
Day 1 – Arrival in Delhi
Welcome to India: The Beginning of Your Rajasthan Adventure
Arrive in Delhi, India’s vibrant capital and the gateway to your cycling adventure. On arrival at the airport, you will be warmly welcomed by the local team and transferred to your pre-booked hotel.
After your journey, take time to settle in, refresh yourself, and relax. Delhi offers a fascinating introduction to India, where monumental architecture, bustling streets, historic neighbourhoods, and contemporary city life exist side by side.
Depending on your arrival time and energy levels, you may enjoy a gentle walk nearby or simply unwind at the hotel. This first evening is designed to help you recover from your travels and prepare for the exciting journey ahead.
Accommodation: Hotel The Royal Plaza
Meals: Breakfast
Cycling: None
Transport: Airport transfer and transfers as per programme
Experience: Arrival, welcome, and time to rest
Day 2 – Discovering Old and New Delhi
Mughal Monuments, Historic Streets & the Colours of the Capital
Today is dedicated to discovering the extraordinary contrasts of Delhi. Accompanied by a guide, explore a selection of the city’s most celebrated cultural and architectural landmarks.
Visit Jama Masjid, one of the city’s most impressive historic mosques, and experience the atmosphere of Old Delhi, where narrow lanes, traditional shops, street vendors, and lively markets reveal the everyday energy of the capital.
Continue to Humayun’s Tomb, an elegant Mughal monument surrounded by landscaped gardens. Its architectural design offers a fascinating insight into the artistic traditions that later influenced the construction of the Taj Mahal.
You may also explore the famous Chandni Chowk area, where the aromas of traditional food, colourful textiles, and the movement of local life create an unforgettable sensory experience.
The day provides an excellent introduction to India’s rich history and cultural diversity before your journey continues towards Rajasthan.
Accommodation: Hotel The Royal Plaza
Meals: Breakfast
Cycling: None
Transport: Sightseeing transfers as per programme
Highlights: Jama Masjid, Humayun’s Tomb, Chandni Chowk, Old and New Delhi
Day 3 – Flight to Udaipur & Sunset Cycling
Welcome to the City of Lakes
After breakfast, transfer for your flight to Udaipur, one of Rajasthan’s most enchanting destinations. Set amid the Aravalli hills and celebrated for its lakes, palaces, and romantic atmosphere, Udaipur offers a beautiful introduction to the landscapes and traditions of Mewar.
On arrival, transfer to your hotel and take time to settle in. Later, if conditions and timing permit, enjoy an optional introductory bicycle ride of approximately 10 km. This gentle outing provides an opportunity to become familiar with your bicycle, meet fellow riders, and experience the surroundings at a relaxed pace.
As the day draws to a close, enjoy the changing colours of the sky over the waters of Lake Pichola. The lake, historic ghats, and palace silhouettes create a memorable first impression of the city.
This introductory ride is intended as a warm-up rather than a demanding cycling day, allowing you to prepare for the longer rides ahead.
Accommodation: Fateh Niwas, Udaipur
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 10 km, optional
Transport: Flight and approximately 25 km of local driving as specified
Highlights: Arrival in Udaipur, bicycle orientation, sunset atmosphere around Lake Pichola
Day 4 – Exploring Udaipur by Bicycle
Royal Palaces, Lakeside Views & the Heritage of Mewar
Today, discover Udaipur and its surrounding landscapes through a rewarding cycling experience of approximately 45 km.
Ride through the city’s scenic surroundings, where the rugged Aravalli hills form a natural backdrop to lakes, traditional neighbourhoods, and historic architecture. The changing scenery offers opportunities to observe daily life and appreciate the relationship between the city and its surrounding countryside.
Udaipur is often described as the Jewel of Mewar, and its heritage reflects the history of the region’s royal families. Explore the magnificent City Palace, an architectural complex that overlooks Lake Pichola and reveals the artistic traditions, decorative details, and historical legacy of the Mewar rulers.
Take time to appreciate the atmosphere around Lake Pichola, with its reflective waters and striking views of the historic city. The surrounding streets provide glimpses of local markets, traditional architecture, and the everyday rhythms of life in Rajasthan.
This day combines active exploration with cultural discovery, offering a deeper appreciation of Udaipur beyond its most familiar photographs.
Accommodation: Fateh Niwas, Udaipur
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 45 km
Transport: As required by the final programme
Highlights: City Palace, Lake Pichola, historic streets, Aravalli landscapes
Day 5 – Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh
From Lakeside Landscapes to the Mighty Fort of Mewar
Leave Udaipur and begin your journey into the quieter countryside of Rajasthan. Today’s ride of approximately 60 km, with the possibility of additional cycling if appropriate, takes you through rural landscapes, small settlements, and open countryside as the terrain gradually changes.
Away from the busiest tourist areas, the road offers a closer look at village life. Observe fields, traditional homes, local activity, and the changing scenery as you travel towards the Aravalli hills.
The approach to Kumbhalgarh brings a more dramatic landscape. The region is renowned for its historic fort, which stands high above the surrounding countryside and is associated with the powerful Mewar kingdom.
Kumbhalgarh Fort is celebrated for its enormous defensive walls and its commanding position among the hills. Its architecture and strategic setting offer a powerful impression of Rajasthan’s military and royal history.
Depending on the day’s cycling pace and arrival time, there will be an opportunity to explore the area and enjoy the remarkable views surrounding this historic destination.
Accommodation: Safari Resort, Kumbhalgarh
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 60 km, with optional additional cycling
Transport: Support vehicle and transfers as required
Highlights: Rural Rajasthan, Aravalli hills, Kumbhalgarh Fort
Day 6 – Kumbhalgarh to Ranakpur
Ancient Fortifications & the Marble Masterpieces of Jain Architecture
Begin the day with time to discover the remarkable fortifications of Kumbhalgarh. Its vast defensive walls, historic structures, and elevated setting reflect the strategic importance of the region throughout Rajasthan’s history.
After exploring the fort area, set out on a cycling journey of approximately 50 km towards Ranakpur. The route takes you through a landscape of forested stretches, gentle valleys, traditional villages, and the distinctive scenery of the Aravalli region.
The ride provides a rewarding contrast to the previous day, with quieter roads and changing views creating a strong sense of travelling through the heart of rural Rajasthan.
Your destination is Ranakpur, famous for its exquisite Jain temple complex dating to the 15th century. The temples are renowned for their intricate marble carvings, detailed pillars, and finely crafted architectural features. The peaceful setting and remarkable artistry make Ranakpur one of the region’s most memorable cultural destinations.
Take time to appreciate the craftsmanship and the atmosphere of this sacred place, while observing the appropriate dress and visitor guidelines.
Accommodation: Ranakpur Hill Resort
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 50 km
Transport: Support vehicle available
Highlights: Kumbhalgarh Fort, Aravalli countryside, Ranakpur Jain Temple
Day 7 – Ranakpur to Jawai
Quiet Country Roads & the Living Traditions of Rajasthan
Today’s ride of approximately 50 km leads deeper into Rajasthan’s rural landscapes. Cycle through remote countryside, agricultural land, and traditional settlements where everyday life unfolds at a more relaxed pace.
The route offers opportunities to observe farming activity, village homes, local transport, and the colours and textures of rural Rajasthan. Breaks along the way allow time to rest, take photographs, and appreciate the landscape without rushing.
A particularly memorable aspect of this region is the opportunity to learn about the Rabari community, known for its distinctive cultural traditions, traditional clothing, and pastoral heritage. Encounters depend on local circumstances and should always be approached respectfully, with sensitivity to residents’ privacy and daily routines.
As you approach Jawai, the scenery becomes increasingly distinctive. The area is known for its rugged rock formations and countryside, creating a striking setting for the next stage of the journey.
The day is designed to combine a satisfying ride with cultural observation and a closer connection to the communities that shape Rajasthan’s identity.
Accommodation: Jawai Pug Mark
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 50 km
Transport: Support vehicle available
Highlights: Rural landscapes, agricultural countryside, Rabari culture, Jawai region
Day 8 – Jawai to Bhenswara
Rural Tracks, Village Hospitality & Traditional Rajasthani Flavours
Continue your cycling adventure through the countryside on the way to Bhenswara. The itinerary describes a cycling distance of approximately 42 km, although the day heading refers to 80 km; the final route distance should therefore be confirmed before departure.
Travel along quiet rural roads and tracks, passing small settlements, cultivated fields, and landscapes that reveal a quieter side of Rajasthan. The journey is an opportunity to experience the countryside at bicycle pace, with time to pause and appreciate the surroundings.
Along the way, enjoy the warmth of rural hospitality. Village stops provide a glimpse of traditional lifestyles and the importance of local food and community connections.
A highlight of the day is a traditional Rajasthani lunch featuring Bajra Roti, a flatbread made from pearl millet, accompanied by local condiments and regional flavours. Simple, locally inspired food offers a memorable connection to the culinary traditions of the area.
Arrive in Bhenswara and settle into your accommodation, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere after a day of cycling.
Accommodation: Ravla Bhenswara
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 42 km, subject to route confirmation
Transport: Support vehicle available
Highlights: Village tracks, rural hamlets, traditional Bajra Roti, local hospitality
Day 9 – Bhenswara to Bhadrajun, Then on to Jodhpur
Rural Heritage & the Gateway to Rajasthan’s Blue City
Begin the day cycling through the countryside towards Bhadrajun, with the Aravalli foothills providing a scenic backdrop. The ride offers a final opportunity to experience the quieter landscapes and traditional settlements that have characterised much of your journey so far.
Stop in Bhadrajun, a historic settlement associated with a local fort and stories passed down through regional tradition. Its heritage provides an interesting perspective on the smaller historic places that lie beyond Rajasthan’s best-known cities.
After exploring the area, continue to Jodhpur by vehicle as planned. The journey marks a transition from rural Rajasthan to one of the state’s most striking historic cities.
Jodhpur is known as the Blue City, famous for its blue-painted houses, atmospheric old quarters, and the imposing Mehrangarh Fort that rises above the city. On arrival, settle into your heritage accommodation and enjoy the city’s distinctive atmosphere.
Accommodation: Pal Haveli, Jodhpur
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: The original programme lists approximately 65 km; confirm the cycling section and vehicle transfer arrangement
Transport: Transfer to Jodhpur as per programme
Highlights: Aravalli foothills, Bhadrajun Fort, rural heritage, arrival in Jodhpur
Day 10 – Discovering Jodhpur
Mehrangarh Fort, Marble Memorials & the Blue Lanes of the Old City
Enjoy a full day exploring Jodhpur, one of Rajasthan’s most atmospheric historic cities. With no scheduled cycling, there is time to appreciate its architecture, history, markets, and distinctive urban character.
Visit Mehrangarh Fort, an imposing fortress rising above the city from a rocky hilltop. Its massive walls and commanding position reflect the power of the former rulers of Marwar. Explore its historic courtyards, architectural details, and collections, subject to the day’s opening arrangements.
Continue to Jaswant Thada, an elegant memorial built from pale stone and set in peaceful surroundings. Its delicate appearance provides a contrast to the monumental scale of Mehrangarh Fort.
Later, explore the old city, where blue-painted homes, narrow lanes, traditional shops, and bustling bazaars create a memorable atmosphere. The markets offer a glimpse of local craftsmanship and regional products, from textiles and household items to traditional handicrafts.
Take time to enjoy the flavours of Jodhpur and observe the everyday life of this historic desert city.
Accommodation: Pal Haveli, Jodhpur
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: None
Transport: Sightseeing transfers as per programme
Highlights: Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada, blue-painted old city, traditional bazaars
Day 11 – Jodhpur to Jaipur
Countryside Cycling & the Colourful Markets of the Pink City
Leave Jodhpur and continue your journey towards Jaipur, Rajasthan’s celebrated Pink City. The day combines a planned cycling section with a vehicle transfer, allowing you to experience rural landscapes before arriving in the state capital.
The itinerary lists approximately 65 km of cycling. The exact riding section and transfer sequence should be confirmed so that the day’s schedule remains comfortable and realistic.
During the ride, pass through rustic villages and agricultural landscapes where traditional homes, fields, and local markets provide glimpses of everyday life. These quieter stretches contrast with the busy streets and monumental architecture of Rajasthan’s larger cities.
After lunch, continue towards Jaipur by vehicle. On arrival, settle into your hotel before enjoying time at leisure.
If time permits, explore Jaipur’s colourful handicraft markets, known for textiles, jewellery, decorative items, and traditional crafts. The city is an excellent place to discover Rajasthan’s artistic traditions and perhaps find a meaningful souvenir of your journey.
Accommodation: KK Royal Hotel, Jaipur
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 65 km as listed, subject to confirmation of the riding and transfer plan
Transport: Transfer to Jaipur as per programme
Highlights: Rural villages, agricultural landscapes, Jaipur’s handicraft bazaars
Day 12 – Jaipur: Royal Grandeur & Architectural Wonders
The Palaces, Forts & Astronomical Heritage of the Pink City
Today is dedicated to exploring Jaipur, a city celebrated for its planned streets, rose-coloured historic buildings, royal monuments, and vibrant markets.
Visit Amber Fort, an impressive hilltop complex known for its courtyards, gateways, and richly decorated interiors. Within the palace complex, the celebrated Sheesh Mahal, or Mirror Palace, is admired for its elaborate decorative work and reflective details.
Continue to Hawa Mahal, the iconic Palace of Winds, whose distinctive façade has become one of Rajasthan’s most recognisable architectural symbols.
Admire Jal Mahal, the picturesque palace that appears to float on the waters of Man Sagar Lake. The view offers a memorable photographic stop, subject to access and local conditions.
Explore Jantar Mantar, the historic astronomical observatory that demonstrates the scientific interests and technical achievements of the period. You may also visit Albert Hall Museum, known for its architectural character and collections.
Between visits, experience Jaipur’s lively streets and traditional bazaars, where textiles, jewellery, handicrafts, and regional specialities reflect the city’s rich artistic heritage.
Accommodation: KK Royal Hotel, Jaipur
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: None
Transport: Sightseeing transfers as per programme
Highlights: Amber Fort, Sheesh Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Albert Hall Museum
Day 13 – Jaipur to Ranthambore
Through Rural Rajasthan to the Edge of the Wilderness
Leave Jaipur behind and travel towards Ranthambore, a region celebrated for its wildlife, natural scenery, and historic ruins. The itinerary includes a cycling section of approximately 65 km through countryside and rural settlements, followed by vehicle transfers as required.
Ride through quiet stretches of countryside, passing villages, agricultural land, and open landscapes. The changing scenery offers another opportunity to experience rural Rajasthan away from the main urban centres.
Pause along the way to rest and appreciate the landscape. Village encounters and roadside scenes provide a glimpse into the rhythms of local life, while the gradual approach to Ranthambore introduces a more natural environment.
Arrive at your wildlife resort near the national park and settle in. The atmosphere here offers a contrast to the royal cities and historic forts visited earlier in the journey.
Prepare for the following day’s safari, when the focus shifts from cycling and architecture to the wildlife and landscapes of Ranthambore.
Accommodation: Hotel Tiger Moon Resort
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 65 km as listed, subject to confirmation of the final route
Transport: Support vehicle and transfers as per programme
Highlights: Rural countryside, village landscapes, arrival near Ranthambore National Park
Day 14 – Ranthambore National Park
Wildlife Safari & the Ancient Fort of Ranthambore
Today offers a different kind of adventure as you explore the natural heritage of Ranthambore. Set out on a jeep safari within the national park, accompanied by the authorised safari arrangements for the day.
Ranthambore is known for its Bengal tigers, leopards, and varied birdlife. The landscape includes forested areas, rocky terrain, water bodies, and the remains of historic structures. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but the safari offers an opportunity to observe the park’s natural environment and learn about its ecology.
The experience is about more than searching for a tiger: listen for bird calls, watch for movement through the vegetation, and appreciate the changing landscape as the jeep travels through the designated safari zone.
Later, visit Ranthambore Fort, an important historic landmark overlooking the surrounding region. Its ancient walls and setting provide a remarkable link between Rajasthan’s natural and cultural heritage.
Return to your accommodation and enjoy a relaxed evening after a day devoted to wildlife and history.
Accommodation: Hotel Tiger Moon Resort
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: None
Transport: Safari and transfers as per programme
Highlights: Ranthambore National Park, jeep safari, birdlife, Ranthambore Fort
Day 15 – Ranthambore to Agra
A Final Rural Ride Before the Timeless Beauty of the Taj Mahal
Begin the day with a gentle morning ride through the surrounding countryside and farmland. The itinerary lists approximately 65 km of cycling, so the final riding distance and the timing of the drive to Agra should be confirmed in advance.
Enjoy the quiet atmosphere of rural roads and open landscapes before continuing by vehicle towards Agra, one of India’s most celebrated destinations for Mughal architecture.
On arrival, settle into your accommodation and take time to relax after the journey. If time permits, explore the local markets, where traditional handicrafts, decorative objects, textiles, and Mughal-inspired designs reflect the city’s artistic traditions.
Agra is best known as the home of the Taj Mahal, one of the world’s most admired monuments. The following morning offers the opportunity to experience its extraordinary architecture in the early light.
Enjoy the evening at leisure and prepare for the final day of your Indian cycling adventure.
Accommodation: Hotel Grand Imperial, Agra
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Cycling: Approximately 65 km as listed, subject to confirmation
Transport: Drive to Agra as per programme
Highlights: Morning countryside ride, rural scenery, Agra’s local markets
Day 16 – Agra to Delhi
Sunrise at the Taj Mahal & Farewell to India
Begin your final morning with a visit to the Taj Mahal, ideally timed for sunrise, subject to opening hours, ticket arrangements, and local conditions.
As the early light changes across its white marble surfaces, the monument reveals its remarkable symmetry, delicate detailing, and extraordinary sense of scale. Built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal has become an enduring symbol of love and one of India’s most celebrated architectural masterpieces.
Take time to appreciate the gardens, reflecting pools, and fine craftsmanship that make this monument so distinctive. Depending on the schedule and your interests, additional historical sites may be included if time permits.
After your visit, begin the drive back to Delhi. As the journey comes to an end, reflect on the many different experiences that have shaped your adventure: the lakes of Udaipur, the hills and forts of Kumbhalgarh, the marble artistry of Ranakpur, the countryside and communities of rural Rajasthan, the blue lanes of Jodhpur, the royal monuments of Jaipur, and the natural landscapes of Ranthambore.
Your 16-day journey with Cyclomania in India concludes with memories of remarkable landscapes, cultural discoveries, and the unique experience of exploring India by bicycle.
Accommodation: None
Meals: Breakfast
Cycling: None
Transport: Drive to Delhi as per programme
Highlights: Taj Mahal at sunrise, Agra heritage, return to Delhi
TOUR PRICE
2420 USD per person on a twin-sharing basis.
3145 USD per person with a private room, as quoted in the original programme. Please confirm whether this is the total single-occupancy tour price or the applicable single-room supplement before publication.
The price is based on the programme and accommodation arrangements described above. Final confirmation of availability, inclusions, and any applicable seasonal changes should be obtained before booking.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
- Mountain bicycles for the scheduled cycling activities
- Cycling helmets, pedals, and water bottles
- Experienced cycling guide
- Support vehicle with parking, tolls, and driver allowances as specified
- Vehicle backup throughout the tour, subject to the final operational arrangements
- Accommodation on a twin-sharing basis
- Breakfast at all listed destinations
- Full-board meals as described in the itinerary
- First-aid kit for the cycling programme
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED
- Personal travel and medical insurance, including cover for overseas cycling activities
- Tips and gratuities
- Beverages not specifically included in the programme
- Laundry, telephone charges, and personal expenses
- Any services, activities, or meals not expressly mentioned in the final confirmed itinerary
PRACTICAL TRAVEL INFORMATION
Terrain & Cycling Conditions
This journey combines flat and gently rolling countryside, rural roads, sections through the Aravalli hills, and connecting routes between destinations. Some rides may include uneven surfaces or more demanding climbs.
Daily distances are intended to allow time for riding, breaks, photographs, and cultural experiences. The actual route, elevation, road conditions, and cycling distance should be confirmed before departure, especially on days involving both cycling and long vehicle transfers.
The support vehicle is available to carry luggage and supplies and to provide assistance or a lift when needed, subject to the operational plan.
Best Time to Travel
The recommended travel season is October to March, when conditions are generally more suitable for cycling in Rajasthan. Mornings and evenings can be cool, while daytime temperatures vary by destination and month.
July and August are typically part of the monsoon period and may bring heavy rain and challenging road conditions. Weather can change, so travellers should check the forecast before departure and follow the guide’s advice.
Transportation & Support
Transfers are included as specified in the final programme. A support vehicle accompanies the cycling group according to the operational arrangements and can assist with luggage, water, bicycle spares, and additional transport needs.
Flight details, airport transfers, vehicle distances, and the exact combination of riding and driving should be reconfirmed before the tour begins.
Food & Drinking Water
The itinerary includes opportunities to discover regional Indian and Rajasthani cuisine. Meals may include vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices, depending on availability and the arrangements confirmed with each accommodation provider.
Inform the tour operator in advance about dietary requirements, food allergies, or other meal preferences.
Drink sealed bottled water supplied or approved by the tour team, and avoid untreated water. During cycling, drink regularly, especially in warmer weather.
Recommended Packing List
For a comfortable cycling and sightseeing experience, we recommend bringing:
- Cycling gloves and padded cycling shorts
- Comfortable cycling shoes and closed-toe walking shoes
- Spare socks and lightweight riding clothing
- Sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen of SPF 35 or higher
- A light waterproof jacket
- A warm layer for cool mornings and evenings
- Personal cycling equipment, if preferred, such as pedals or a saddle
- A head torch and mosquito repellent
- Modest clothing suitable for temples and visits to rural communities
- Personal medication and any essential medical supplies
Health & Safety
Travellers should consult a qualified healthcare professional before departure for destination-specific medical and vaccination advice. Carry sufficient supplies of any personal prescription medication.
Avoid untreated water and take care with raw foods and ice where food hygiene is uncertain. Follow the guide’s instructions regarding road safety, hydration, heat, and local conditions.
Comprehensive medical facilities are available in major towns and cities, although access may be more limited in remote areas. Comprehensive travel insurance that explicitly covers cycling activities is strongly recommended and should be arranged before travel.
Money & Shopping
ATMs are available in cities and larger towns, but it is useful to carry some Indian rupees for small purchases, snacks, souvenirs, and personal expenses.
Rajasthan offers a wide variety of local crafts, textiles, jewellery, and decorative items. Shopping is entirely optional. If you would like recommendations, speak with your guide; any shopping assistance should be handled transparently and according to your preferences.
Foreign Exchange
Currency exchange rates fluctuate. Check a reliable exchange-rate service, such as XE, shortly before departure for an indication of current rates.
Airport Taxes & Departure Arrangements
Airport charges and departure procedures may change. Any applicable taxes or fees should be confirmed with the airline or relevant airport authorities before travel.
EXPERIENCE RAJASTHAN AT YOUR OWN PACE
From the tranquillity of rural roads to the grandeur of royal forts, this 16-day cycling journey offers an engaging introduction to Rajasthan’s landscapes, history, and living culture.
With carefully planned cycling stages, cultural visits, local encounters, and support throughout the journey, Cyclomania in India invites you to discover a side of India that is often missed when travelling only by car.
Ride through history. Discover the countryside. Connect with local traditions. Experience Rajasthan one pedal stroke at a time.
Cyclomania in India
Discover India beyond the ordinary, by bicycle.
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