But what makes this worth it are its beautiful lakes, scenic mountain passes, unpaved roads, and its various Buddhist Monasteries. Once in Ladakh, you have options to go on multiple routes but do not worry as each route has its own advantages, giving you another level of thrill.<\/span><\/p>\n 2<\/span>The Heaven Down South- Kerala<\/p>\n The best routes in this area start from Cochin to the Southern Ghats. This route has extensive wildlife populations, rice paddies and tea plantations that have a positive effect on your attitude and just make you happy. But if you want to stick to the hilly roads then going via Kodaikanal to Munnar and then Ooty would be the best option for you. These routes are a traveller\u2019s favourite whenever they come to Kerala so an avid bike rider should not miss out on them. The delicious cuisine of Kerala is just a cherry on the cake.<\/span><\/p>\n 3<\/span>The Classic Journey From Mumbai To Goa<\/p>\n 4<\/span>The Serene Hills of Meghalaya<\/p>\n![\"bike](\"https:\/\/things2.do\/blogs\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/Ladakh.jpeg\")
Going on the Ladakh bike ride is the ultimate dream for every bike enthusiast out there. The beauty of the environment in Ladakh calls on every biker to take on this challenging road head on from Manali to Leh then back to Chandigarh. It is a dangerous route no doubt with its severely unpredictable and rough weather, the rugged trail, and the ever-present risk of landslides that calls on riders to continuously be aware. <\/span><\/p>\n![\"road](\"https:\/\/things2.do\/blogs\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/Kerala.jpeg\")
If you have ever been to Kerala, then you must have definitely enjoyed the extensive greenery everywhere which is something we cannot find in our cities, the scenic backwaters, and the beautiful coastal highways with their pristine beaches. Its various routes, each of them as beautiful as the other, make choosing your favourite one a very fun and engaging activity. <\/span><\/p>\n![\"biking\"](\"https:\/\/things2.do\/blogs\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/mumbai-to-goa.jpeg\")
Remember the last time you and your friends took a road trip to Goa, that is if they had not cancelled it yet again? Even if you did not take that trip then, now is your chance to do so on what is perhaps the most famous biking route in India. A route that gives you the feeling of riding your bike along the California coast, a ride with your homies here is the ultimate dream. But if you still want more out of this journey then the same highway continues all the way down to Kerala for a greater thrill-seeking adventure. <\/span><\/p>\n![\"hill](\"https:\/\/things2.do\/blogs\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/02\/meghalaya.jpeg\")
A hitherto unexplored route that most travellers in India avoid for various reasons, it is actually one of the most beautiful and ideal biking routes one could go on. You would start from Guwahati to Shillong then go on deeper into the East Khasi Hills which are known as some of the wettest places on Earth. It is a golden opportunity to visit some of the remotest places in India like Mawlynnong which is known as the Cleanest Village in India, natural bridges made out of roots that are still living, and multiple scenic waterfalls for a beautiful ride. We at Things2do recommend that this journey be taken between October and February as the monsoons in the remaining months make it nearly impossible to travel up into these hills.<\/span><\/p>\n
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Your dream to ride your bike along a stretch of highway in Florida can now become a reality right here in India! Start your ride from the beautiful Pulicat Lake where the majestic flamingos await to see you off on your journey. As you continue your journey along the highway, the grand Shore Temple at Mahabalipuram comes into view for you to bask in its glory. The former French Colony of Pondicherry is a must for a drive-by experience through the south of France. Perhaps the most unknown destination along this route to most Indians is the former Danish colony at Tranquebar. Finally, end your journey at Rameshwaram and the tip of the Indian mainland at Dhanushkodi where you can view the fabled Ram Setu (Adam\u2019s Bridge) for a glorious end to your trip.<\/span><\/p>\n