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Cycling Holidays in India

Cycling Holidays in India

Cycle Kerala & Tropical India

Cycling Holidays in India
14 Days from £ 2399
£ 2199

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Cycle from the Western Ghats to the idyllic coastline of Kerala

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Southern India Coast to Coast Ride

Cycling Holidays in India
14 Days from £ 2599

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Cycle through two distinctively different Indian states

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Cycle the Coast of Kerala

Cycling Holidays in India
8 Days from £ 1399
£ 1299

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Gentle cycling along the tropical Keralan coastline

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Cycling Through Rajasthan

Cycling Holidays in India
15 Days from £ 1899

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Hop on the saddle to discover majestic monuments and picturesque palaces in India’s Land of Kings

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Top 5 Experiences on Cycling Tours in India

Stay on a Traditional Houseboat in Kerala
Often referred to as “God’s Own Country,” Kerala is home to serene backwaters, which are made up of a tangle of lagoons and canals. The best way to explore its natural beauty is by houseboat. These traditional vessels, known as kettuvallams, glide through the tranquil waters to local villages. Enjoy authentic Keralan cuisine, watch the sun set over the water and fall asleep to the gentle rocking of the boat.

4×4 Safari at Bandipur National Park
Embark on an exhilarating 4×4 safari through Bandipur National Park in Karnataka to discover India’s rich biodiversity. Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll learn about the diverse habitats and go in search of a vast array of wildlife, including elephants, deer, monkeys and a variety of bird species. As you head deeper into the park, you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the elusive Bengal tiger, which inhabit the wetlands and forests.

Watching the Sunset Over the Taj Mahal
Playing host to the iconic Taj Mahal, Agra is a must-visit site when cycling in India. The ivory mausoleum is filled with history and romance and was built between 1631 and 1648 by Mogul emperor Shah Jahan for his wife. As the sun sets, its marble exterior glistens with warm, golden shades, adding to its romantic setting on the Yamuna River. You can also stroll among the tree-fringed gardens and soak up the Persian history.

Search for Leopards at Sariska National Park
Nestled in the Aravalli Hills of Rajasthan, Sariska is one of the most spectacular national parks in India. The park is renowned for its significant population of leopards, and an evening 4×4 game drive across its rugged terrain adds an extra element of adventure to your wildlife experience. As you head through dense forests and open grasslands with your professional guide, look out for jackals, antelopes, hyenas and wild boar. This guided safari will also increase your chances of spotting the elusive leopard, an experience that will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.

Exploring Amber Fort and the Pink City of Jaipur
Rajasthan’s vibrant capital, Jaipur is referred to as the Pink City owing to its distinctive terracotta-coloured buildings. Soak up the colourful mix of culture, history and architecture as you ride through the meandering lanes and visit one of the bustling bazaars. Perched on the hilltop, Amber Fort is a magnificent site that looms above the city and boasts views that will take your breath away. Its Rajput architecture combines both Hindu and Mughal styles and the building dates back to the 16th century. Stroll through the ornate Sun Gate that opens onto the grand courtyard, Jaleb Chowk, and discover the grandeur of Rajasthan’s royal past.

Absolutely amazing trip from start to finish. Met at the airport by a smiling Tenzi Sherpa, couldn’t have had a more welcoming greeting. Thorough briefing before an early start off into the mountains. Kept fully informed all the way along the trek. Always kept upbeat by Tenzis ready smile and laugh.
Stunning scenery and totally awe inspiring to walk among the highest mountains in the world.

Stephanie Tugwell Everest Base Camp Trek

As a first time visitor to India I was not disappointed. This is a full on trip with lots of time spent travelling between locations but this means you get the full flavour of both Kerala and Tamil Nadu from the stunning tea plantations in the North to the Southern Tip of India where three oceans meet.

Janet Whyte The Tropical South

All trips need a number of key ingredients to come together to make it work. The first is an interesting and varied itinerary, the second an effective and efficient leader. Finally, your fellow travellers. We were fortunate enough to have all three on our late February 2025 visit and we had the most amazing & relaxing time really getting to see the real Kerala. There were also lots of local support staff (i.e. cooks, drivers, guides etc) and these also played their part behind the scenes to make it work. Thank you !

Clare Dickerson Spice Trails of Kerala