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Top 10 Road Trips to Take in India!


1. Ranthambore to Jaipur

You can make a road trip to Jaipur better by adding a ride to Ranthambore National Park. If you have time, you can do this as part of a Golden Triangle tour, or plan a separate plan for a less hectic experience. This is a road trip that you can easily do as part of a weekend vacation from Jaipur, as the journey takes only 3.5 hours. Ranthambore is one of the best places to see the Bengal tiger in its natural habitat, which also includes the centuries-old Ranthambore Fort.

  • Route: Jaipur-Dausa-Lalsot-Ranthambore (190 km)
  • Highlights: Wildlife watching, Tent/camping, Bird watching, Jeep safari, Visit to Ranthambore Fort
  • Best time to visit: October to May.
  • Park Timings: 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM (varies seasonally).
  • Entry Fee: ₹500 onwards.

 

2. Delhi to Ladakh 

A road trip from Delhi to Ladakh is on every bucket list, and rightly so, it is one of the most rewarding and adventurous trips. From concrete jungles and bleak megacities, you will travel through endless farmland, beyond which, once you enter the mountains, the scenery changes with almost every bend and hairpin turn. There are two routes for this popular road trip from Delhi; For the best experience we suggest you go through one and return through the other.

  • Route 1: Delhi-Srinagar-Kargil-Leh via Sonamarg and Joji La (1,234 km)
  • Route 2: Rohtang Pass and Ghata Loops via Delhi-Manali-Kelong-Leh (1,006 km)
  • Highlights: Hairpin bends, high-altitude mountain passes, Buddhist monasteries, clear views of the Milky Way, camping/tenting.
  • Best time to visit: May to August.

 

3. West Coast

If you can never choose between the mountains and the sea, we have got you covered with our recommendations for a memorable road trip to the West Coast. Running from Mumbai to Kanyakumari, National Highway 66 takes you along the coast of the Arabian Sea as well as through the lush Western Ghats. There are many places you can visit like Alibaug, Lonavala–Khandala, Mahabaleshwar and Lavasa. The best part is that this highway will naturally take you on an iconic Mumbai to Goa road trip!

  • Route: Mumbai-Goa-Kochi-Kanyakumari via Karwar, Gokarna, Mangalore, Kozhikode, Mararikulam, Kumarakom, Alapuzha and Thiruvananthapuram (1,640 km)
  • Highlights: Western Ghats, Sea View, Malabari Food, Beach Sports, Houseboating on Vembanad Lake, Fort Kochi, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Spice Gardens.
  • Best time to visit: July to February.

 

4. East Coast

From the hills, we head to the coast, on the famous East Coast Road (ECR). This incredible road trip to South India will literally take you to the shores of the Bay of Bengal, so you will be forever surrounded by beautiful ocean views, including azure waters, rocky sandy beaches and swaying palm trees. If you are tired of driving, just find a quiet beach, park your bike or SUV, and take a break in the sand or with a little splash of cool ocean water.

  • Route: Chennai-Mahabalipuram-Pondicherry (151 km)
  • Highlights: Sea views, sea sports, group of rock-cut monuments at Mahabalipuram, French Quarter at Pondicherry.
  • Best time to visit: October to February.

 

5. Coorg to Bangalore

If Kerala has Munnar and Tamil Nadu has Ooty and Kodaikanal, then Karnataka has Coorg or Kodagu, its very own summer retreat in the Western Ghats. If you ever feel the need to take a break from the frenetic city life, this road trip to Karnataka is worth taking, as it offers a perfect escape from the urban to the tranquil hill country. As you enter the Western Ghats, you will experience a drop in temperature and less suffocation in the air. Lush forests, with sounds of local wildlife, will be your constant companion on the trek.

  • Route: Bengaluru-Ramanagara-Mysore-Madikeri (250 kms)
  • Highlights: Sholay village, legacy of Tipu Sultan and Hyder Ali, coffee plantation, ancient Kodava culture, treehouse accommodation.
  • Best time to visit: October to May.

 

6. East Khasi Hill

From sea and wildlife, we are back to the mountains, this time to Meghalaya. The East Khasi hill district of the state is home to one of the most beautiful and breathtaking scenery in the country, which you will love to see while driving on the winding roads. The hills are dotted with springs and streams, the waters of which will surely refresh you. Furthermore, the locals tell amazing folktales, which speak of an age-old friendly relationship between man and nature.

  • Route: Guwahati-Shillong-Cherrapunji (148 Kms)
  • Highlights: Shillong, Maosinram, Mawphlang, Living Root Bridges, Ethnic Culture, Lively Humming of Folklore.
  • Best time to visit: October to June.

 

7. Manali to Leh

At an altitude of around 13,000 feet, passing through the majestic, snow-capped Himalayas and tackling adventurous roads and turns – who has not dreamed of this? Manali to Leh is one of the best road trips in India and truly a once in a lifetime experience for many. As you prepare for this exciting journey, do not forget to carry essentials such as car documents, insurance, medication, dry energy-dense snacks and good winter clothes. Although a difficult path for many, this road trip is also one of the most fulfilling.

  • Route: Leh-Manali Highway (480 km) via Solang Valley-Lahaul-Spiti-Zanskar Valley.
  • Highlights: Snow-capped mountains, deep valleys, high-altitude mountain passes.
  • Best time to visit: June to September.

 

8. Mumbai to Goa

Next time you plan to visit Goa, take a road trip from Mumbai. This will make for a truly exciting experience. If you take the NH-66 route, you will have access to many adventures and attractions like the beaches and waterfalls of Chiplun, the Karnala Fort and Karnala Bird Sanctuary in Panvel and the tranquil Vira Dam in Kolad. Many sharp turns and elevation differences will add to the challenge of this trip. However for a safe and smooth ride, you can opt for the route via NH-4, which is also easy to navigate. This route is also a delight for history buffs, as you will also see the forts and palaces of Shaniwarwada Fort, Panchal Fort and Belgaum.

  • Route 1: Mumbai-Pune-Satara-Kolhapur-Belgaum-Goa via Mumbai Pune Expressway and NH-4 (600 km)
  • Route 2: NH-66 via Mumbai-Panvel-Kolad-Sawant wadi-Goa (577 km)
  • Highlights: Green forests, mountain roads, forts, palaces, beaches, waterfalls.
  • Best time to visit: October to March.

 

9. Delhi to Missouri

Missouri is an amazing choice if you are in the mood to visit a hill station from Delhi. Away from the hustle and bustle of Delhi, this road trip will enhance your love for nature and let you appreciate the challenging roads of Uttarakhand. You will come across beautiful waterfalls, where you can click memorable photos and take a rest. This road trip to Missouri is thrilling not only because of the landscape and hills, but also because of the beautiful villages that you see on your way. In villages like Patwari, Antra and Devalsari near Dehradun you can expect a unique experience.

  • Route: Saharanpur Road via Delhi-Deobandi-Dehradun-Missouri (300 km)
  • Highlights: Restaurants, Ganesh Dham, Deobandi, Hill Road, Uttarakhand Village.
  • Best time to visit: February to May.

 

10. Delhi to Corbett

Delhi to Jim Corbett (located near Ramnagar) is a great road trip in India that you can cover in a single day. It takes only 5-6 hours and if you can reach Jim Corbett by afternoon, you can go on safari in the evening. On your journey, you will love the experience of getting away from the high traffic and high rise buildings scene towards the tranquil surroundings of Nainital, Uttarakhand. You will pass through many forests, mountains as well as small waterfalls and streams, so make sure to soak every moment. If you have time, explore Nainital and its picturesque lakes.

  • Route: Delhi-Noida-Hapur-Moradabad Bypass-Kashipur-Ramnagar (via Kashipur) (300 km)
  • Highlights: Hills, waterfalls, lakes, narrow roads, sharp turns.
  • Best time to visit: October to May.

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