Bicycle Tours & Trips in India

India's diverse terrain unfolds from Mysore's historic streets to Ooty's 4,104ft ascent. The route passes through Bandipur National Park's wildlife corridors, Kerala's backwater villages, and coastal paths to Varkala beach. Trek bikes provided with full mechanical support.

Pedal through North India's Golden Triangle with private guided rides in Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur over 2 days. Watch the sunrise over the UNESCO-listed Taj Mahal in Agra, then visit the red sandstone Amber Fort and the 18th-century Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory in Jaipur. Travel between cities in air-conditioned private transport, covering 440 km total, with stays at boutique hotels like Taj Vilas in Agra.

Kerala's diverse landscapes stretch 275km, from Kovalam's coastal paths to Wagamon's tea estates. The route meanders through quiet backwater villages near Alleppey, climbs through cardamom hills to Thekkady, and features a 20km descent through Kuttikanam's winding roads to historic Kochi.

The rural backroads of India await on Trek X-caliber bikes, with daily rides spanning 25-90km. The route winds from Naraiana to sacred Pushkar, through Chittorgarh's countryside to Pangarh Lake, and along farmlands to historic Bijaipur. Full vehicle support and bike maintenance included.

Rajasthan's quiet backroads connect historic cities across India's largest state, with daily rides of 40-90km. Traditional villages and masala chai stops punctuate the journey, including a challenging 5km climb to Kumbhalgarh Fort. Mountain bikes with front suspension and full vehicle support provided by experienced local team.

Ride from Leh through Northern India's high-altitude passes, including Khardung La at 5,359 meters and Chang La at 5,360 meters, across 12 days of fully supported cycling through Ladakh. See the ancient Thiksey Monastery and Shey Palace on acclimatization rides before descending 50 km into Nubra Valley to visit Diskit's historic gompa. Pedal along Pangong Lake's turquoise shores at 4,350 meters with optional rides to the villages of Man and Merak. This comfort-level trip for ages 18+ includes well-maintained mountain bikes with gel-padded seats and a professional cycle marshal setting the pace. Daily health check-ins monitor oxygen levels throughout the trip. Accommodations are 3-star deluxe properties with nutritious packed lunches, electrolyte drinks, and protein bars provided on all ride days—departing May through September 2026-2027.

Pedal through Karnataka's UNESCO-listed Western Ghats, cycling 70 kilometers from Sringeri's ancient Hindu temples at 1,300 meters elevation down through mist-covered coffee plantations to coastal fishing villages. Climb up to the monumental 57-foot Gommateshvara statue in Shravanabelagola, then get ready for an exhilarating 75-kilometer descent from Agumbe down to sea-level Kundapura. Accommodations include family-run homestays in coffee estates and 4-star resorts in Mysuru while riding hybrid 21-gear cycles with full support vehicle backup. This trip suits riders ages 14+ and groups typically range from 5-10 riders.

Ride 45 kilometers through Vrindavan's sacred villages to see evening fire ceremonies by the lake, then cycle 40 flat kilometers past the UNESCO-listed Taj Mahal in Agra before checking out Fatehpur Sikri's 16th-century Mughal architecture. Pedal 56 kilometers through haunted forts and abandoned villages on the way to Jaipur's pink-walled old city and Amber Fort. Accommodations include 4-5 star hotels and carefully selected resorts across the Golden Triangle, with hybrid 21-gear bicycles provided throughout this 10-day guided trip for ages 15+.

India's diverse landscapes unfold during optional bike tours in Udaipur, Jaipur, and Delhi. Hidden corners of ancient cities, historic lakes, and local markets reveal themselves from the saddle. An ideal choice for active travelers seeking unique perspectives of India's cultural sites.

Pedal 393 kilometres through Southern India, starting from Puducherry's French Quarter and finishing at the backwaters of Kumarakom, following quiet rural roads that pass spice plantations and tea estates in the Western Ghats. Visit the UNESCO-listed Brihadeeswarar Temple in Thanjavur to see its 66-metre vimana tower, then ride through the Cardamom Hills to reach Vagamon's pine forests. Stop at the Nataraja Temple in Chidambaram, dedicated to Shiva as cosmic dancer. Spend a night on traditional Kerala houseboats as they glide through 900km of interconnected waterways. Ride past the ornate Chettiar mansions in Chettinad. Take a cooking class at a family spice farm near Periyar National Park and learn to prepare Malabar fish curry.