This motorcycle tour will take place in Rajasthan, an incredibly beautiful state and popular tourist destination in India. It also known as the land of Forts and Palaces, Kings and Queens, Lakes and Dunes, a rich wildlife to places with natural beauty, beauty of desert to a number of lakes. The magic of this place is its royalty, vibrant colorful art, culture, and heritage.
The best forts and palaces in Rajasthan, the most impenetrable and most majestic are located in Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Jaipur, and Udaipur. Many old and neglected palaces and forts have been converted into heritage hotels. Among the most popular places you will visit are as follows:
Tiny ride in Alsisar
Alsisar, a Shekhawati region that is famous for its beautiful frescos and wall paintings. If you are an art lover, Alsisar will surely leave you asking for more! Here, you will find a vast array of quaint Havelis that provide glimpses of the days gone by through well-preserved artwork that adorns its walls. These paintings depict a series of folklore tales as well as elements of present day life in Rajasthan.
Bikaner
Bikaner is one of the famous cities where biplane used by the British during the World War I. They were presented by the British to Maharaja Ganga Singh, then ruler of the city. Another unique aspect about Bikaner is sand dunes that are scattered throughout the district.
Khimsar
As you say goodbye to Bikaner, you now move toward Khimsar, a village that is famous for its desert and sand dunes. While here, do not be surprised if you find yourself lost in the ever-changing landscapes and tranquil beauty all around you! Khimsar is a perfect example of nature’s artistry where the winds and the sand dance together to create some of the most breathtaking sand paintings and artworks of nature! Rejuvenated and relaxed, now it is time to drive ahead on your journey.
Steep turn toward Rohet
Home to some of the finest and most luxurious heritage hotels of Rajasthan, your next stop is Rohet where you can experience the world-famous Rajasthani hospitality. Sufficiently pampered by the warmth and care of the royal families in Rohet, your next stop is Kumbhalgarh.
Bullet Baba Temple
On December 2, 1988, Om Banna (Om Singh Rathore) met with a terrible accident while on his way from the town of Bangdi near Sanderao of Pali to Chotila. After losing control of his motorcycle, Om hit a tree and was killed instantly. His motorcycle fell into a nearby ditch...further history to be continued and completed on the day of your visit.
The Royal Fortress Of Mewar, Kumbhalgarh
Built in the 15th century A.D. under the leadership of Rana Kumbha, the stunning Fort of Mewar is reminiscent of Rajasthan’s royal heritage. Situated in the western Aravali Hills, this fort is of great value for the people of Rajasthan as the birthplace of heroic King Maharana Pratap. The towering walls of the fortress extend 36 kilometers in length. The fort is a great spot to enjoy a bird’s eye view of the surrounding areas.
Ranakpur Jain Temple
The Ranakpur Jain Temple is an architectural beauty that dates back to the reign of Rajput King Rana Kumbha. Spread across an area of 48,000 square feet, the temple complex is a sight for sore eyes. Here, you will find twenty-four pillared halls and attractive domes that stand tall with the support of more than 400 columns. Overall, the temple consists of over 1400 intricately carved columns and surprisingly, no two columns are completely alike!
Sardargarh
Nestled amidst the tranquil mountains and wilderness of Chuppun, the spectacular Royal Sardargarh Fort was built during 1738 to 1743 under Sardar Singh. As you spend memorable moments at the fort, you will marvel at Rajasthan’s grandeur and striking architecture. It is time again to get back on the wheels as you make your way to the next destination.
Bijaipur and Bundi
Biking through the green and serene beauty of Bijaipur (a small hamlet in the Vindhyanchal Hills) promises to be an exceptional experience that continues up to Bundi. Known for its forts and palaces, Bundi and its surrounding areas are scenic and picturesque - offering plenty of photo-op to cherish for a lifetime. So, keep your cameras ready and click away as you proceed to Jaipur.
Pink City
A visit to Rajasthan cannot be complete without stopping to explore the vibrant city of Jaipur. Established by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, Jaipur is home to friendly people, colorful markets, and well preserved history. You will have the chance to pick up some wonderful souvenirs and handicraft items for friends and family back home so do make sure you have some empty space in your bike’s side box!
Mughal Capital calling
You are just 265 kilometers away from first wonder of the world, Taj Mahal (Symbol of Love). This miraculous monument was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jhan in the memory of his wife.
Last stop, Faridabad
Your royal bike ride through majestic Rajasthan ends at the city of Faridabad.
