Duration 18N/19D
Places Covered:Ride through the real Rajasthan on a fully supported 17 day cycling holiday that links the region's greatest sights by the quietest roads possible. From Delhi you will pedal through the fresco-painted Shekhawati region into the Thar Desert, past camel carts and remote hamlets, on to the blue city of Jodhpur, the lakes of Udaipur and the pink streets of Jaipur before finishing at the Taj Mahal in Agra. A support vehicle travels beside you the entire way, you sleep in heritage hotels and palaces, and you decide how much of each day you want to ride.
| Travel Mode | Price |
|---|---|
| Per Person on Twin-Sharing Basis | US$ 2660 PP |
| Single Supplement | US$ 1270 PP |
Land at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, where our representative will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to rest and shake off the long-haul flight. In the evening the group gathers for a tour briefing, individual bike fitting and a safety run-through, and you'll meet the crew who will look after you over the coming fortnight.
Overnight: Delhi
After breakfast we drive into the Shekhawati region, a countryside famous for its lavishly fresco-painted merchant mansions. Arriving near Mandawa, you'll settle into the saddle with an easy warm-up ride along rural lanes, threading past small villages and painted havelis. There's time for a stroll through Mandawa town in the evening.
Drive: approx. 250 km · Cycling: 25–35 km · Overnight: Mandawa
Today's ride rolls through open, semi-arid country-traditional villages, farmland and quiet desert roads — with the support vehicle covering any longer stretches. On arrival in Bikaner there's a chance to explore the imposing Junagarh Fort and, if time allows, wander the lanes of the old city bazaar. Cycling: 50–70 km · Overnight: Bikaner
Leaving Bikaner, you ride out across desert highways past dunes and far-flung villages — a proper introduction to Rajasthan's arid heart. The day ends at Khimsar Fort, a handsome heritage property ringed by desert scenery. Cycling: 60–80 km · Overnight: Khimsar
The route carries on through the Thar Desert belt, passing camel carts, scattered hamlets and wide sweeps of open sand. Osian, your destination, is an ancient town celebrated for its cluster of Hindu and Jain temples, which you can visit in the evening. Cycling: 60–75 km · Overnight: Osian
A steady ride brings you towards Jodhpur, the famous Blue City, growing on the horizon. After checking in, head up to the mighty Mehrangarh Fort and take in Jaswant Thada, the Clock Tower market and the blue-washed lanes of the old town. The evening is yours to explore the cafés and shops around the old quarter.
Cycling: 50–60 km · Overnight: Jodhpur
This morning you cycle out through the Bishnoi villages and open countryside towards Rohet, with plenty to catch the eye along the way — traditional village life, local crafts and the chance of wildlife sightings. The day ends at Rohet Garh, a characterful heritage retreat.
Cycling: 40–50 km · Overnight: Rohet
With longer distances and shifting terrain ahead, today combines cycling with a vehicle transfer. You'll ride through scenic countryside and into the Aravalli foothills before reaching Narlai, a beautifully restored 17th-century country manor set between Jodhpur and Udaipur — an authentic slice of rural Rajasthan. Cycling: 60–80 km · Overnight: Narlai
Start with a morning visit to Kumbhalgarh Fort, whose vast perimeter wall is among the longest in the world. From there you tackle one of the most scenic sections of the whole tour, winding through forested hills, tribal villages and the twisting roads of the Aravalli range, before rolling into Udaipur, the City of Lakes. Cycling: 70–90 km · Overnight: Udaipur
A relaxed day off the bike to enjoy Udaipur. Visit the City Palace, Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon Ki Bari, and take a boat ride on Lake Pichola. The evening is free for shopping or dinner at one of the city's rooftop restaurants. Overnight: Udaipur
A mix of cycling and driving brings you to Chittorgarh, home to one of India's largest hill forts. Explore the fort complex and its landmarks — the Vijay Stambh (Tower of Victory), Kirti Stambh, Rana Kumbha Palace and Padmini Palace. Cycling: 50–70 km · Overnight: Chittorgarh
Today's transfer towards Pushkar is broken up with selected riding through rural Rajasthan. Pushkar itself is a sacred town gathered around its holy lake, known for the Brahma Temple, the bathing ghats and a maze of colourful bazaars. Cycling: 40–60 km · Overnight: Pushkar
Your final morning in the saddle takes you out of Pushkar through villages and open countryside, before a transfer into Jaipur, the Pink City. The evening is free to relax as you please. Cycling: 45–60 km (final cycling day) · Overnight: Jaipur
A full day to take in Jaipur's landmarks: the hilltop Amber Fort, the photogenic Jal Mahal, the honeycomb façade of Hawa Mahal, the City Palace and the Jantar Mantar observatory. Overnight: Jaipur
Drive towards Agra, pausing at the extraordinary Abhaneri Stepwell- one of the deepest and most striking in Rajasthan. Continue on to Agra and check in to your hotel.
Overnight: Agra
Rise early for a sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal, followed by Agra Fort, before returning to the hotel for breakfast. Afterwards, drive to Delhi and check in for your final night. This 17 days cycle expedition will cover top places to visit in Rajasthan.
Overnight: Delhi
Delhi departure At the appropriate time, transfer to Delhi International Airport for your onward flight home.
Rise early for a sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal, followed by Agra Fort, before returning to the hotel for breakfast. Afterwards, drive to Delhi and check in for your final night. This 17 days cycle expedition will cover top places to visit in Rajasthan.
Overnight: Delhi
Delhi departure At the appropriate time, transfer to Delhi International Airport for your onward flight home.
It's a moderate tour. Most riding is on flat to gently rolling desert and rural roads, with daily distances of about 40–90 km. Because a support vehicle accompanies every stage, you can ride the full distance or cut it short whenever you like, which makes it comfortable for fit recreational cyclists. If riding is not your cup of tea, you can also check Rajasthan Luxury Tour - crafted for luxury seekers.
Yes. The tour finishes with an early-morning visit to the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort on Day 16, reached via the impressive Abhaneri Stepwell after Jaipur.
A premium hybrid or mountain bike suited to Rajasthan's mix of tarmac and rougher village roads, plus a helmet, fitted to you at the start in Delhi. E-bikes are available as an upgrade for USD 750 per person, subject to availability.
October to March, when the desert climate is cool and dry. February offers the most comfortable riding conditions, while March is excellent but gradually warmer. This pleasant weather will make you fall in love with Rajasthan.
Premium 4★ and 5★ hotels, heritage properties and palace stays throughout including names such as Laxmi Niwas Palace, Bal Samand Palace and The Westin Pushkar. Most nights are on a half-board basis
Yes. Non-cycling companions ride in the support vehicle, join all the sightseeing and stay in the same hotels, at 80% of the rider price.
It's a genuine cycling tour with riding on most days, supplemented by vehicle transfers over longer or less scenic stretches, so your saddle time is spent on the best roads.
