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Best Bikers' Routes in India

by: Indian Voyageur | last updated: August 06, 2009
Category: Travel | Tags: best biking roads, Biking routes, best road trips, best motorbike roads
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Best Bikers' Routes in India

India is home for a lot of adventure sports. One of them is Motor bike Expeditions. Here is a list of some of the most traveled motorbiking routes in India. For those who want to take up a journey purely for the pleasure of riding on your bikes.

So take a break, throw caution to the winds, set out on your bikes. Ride the high ways, deep valleys and enjoy the lush greenery around you, but with all the safety measures like a helmet, jacket and a light traveling bag.

Manali to Leh

Manali to Leh The route - The route is Manali - Jispa (110 kms), Jispa - Pang (130 kms) and Pang -Leh (130 kms).The road from Manali to Leh is often known as a Biker's Paradise. Bikes (motorcycles) are available for rent at Manali.

A popular place is Hardev Motors - located behind the Private Bus Parking Ground.When biking to Leh it is advisable to travel at a slow pace to allow acclimatization.

Deedwana(Rajasthan) to Pune(Maharashtra)

Deedwana(Rajasthan) to Pune(Maharashtra) The Route of Deedwana - Kuchamna City - Kishangarh - Ajmer - Beavar - Uadaypur - Ahmedabad - Baroda - Surat - Bardoli - Navapur - Pimpalner - Satana - Kalvan - Saptshrung Gad - Vani - Nasik - Sinnar - Shirdi - Rahuri - Shani Shinganapur - Ahmedanagar - Pune covers a total distance of 1575 km. The roads have nice double lane State highway from Deedwana upto Kishangarh NH-8 (2lane highway). From Kishangarh upto Surat,the average speed is 80kmph, with maximum upto 100 kmp.

Shillong to Cherrapunjee

Shillong to Cherrapunjee Covering a distance of 60 km, the road is in good conditions with exciting twist and turns on the way.


The Shillong Cherrapunji road is filled with beautiful picturesque scenery all around. Suggested stop over is the Cherra Bridge(Half-way point and a beautiful place for sight-seeing).

Kolkotta to Mukutmanipur

Kolkotta to Mukutmanipur With a distance of 400 km the route covers Kolkata - Shaktigarh - Durgapur - Raniganj - Bankura - Mukutmanipur. There are very few petrol Pumps on the road after Raniganj.As most petrol pumps dont take Cards its advisable to keep Cash.Peerless resort is the only good enough Resort but is expensive.


Pune to Murud

Pune to Murud The route Pune - Lonavla - Khopoli - Pen -Alibaug -Revdanda -Murud covers 190kms distance.There are differect routes to Murud from Pune but for a two wheeler riding a clean ride would be prefered and except for a small stretch between Khopoli and Pen the road is smooth even through lanes of Revdanda.

The suggested stop overs are at Lonavla or Khandala,next at Wadkhal about 14 kms from Pen on Mumbai-Goa Road,on Revdanda Bridge and of course Kashid beach.
Lonavla and Wadkhal have fuel stations.

Bangalore to Kannur(Kerala)

Bangalore to Kannur(Kerala) The route Bangalore- Mysore - Hunsur- Nagarhole - Kutta - Tholpatty - Kattikulam - Manandvady - Nedupoyil - Kuthuparamba - Kannur is around 356 km.

Previously a stretch from Hunsur-Kutta was in bad condition,now this route is repaired.This whole route is nice for bikers on a road trip. This route crosses the borders of Kerala and Karnataka. There are cliffs and lakes on the way and a number of local restaurants for food stop overs.Mysore and Manandvady have fuel stations.

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Guide Comments

James said about 1 year ago:

I love to drive Bikes in high spped with all safty.

sriram srinivasan said 7 months ago:

This is a nice list. However, I have always felt that riding a motorcycle on Indian roads is to sign a death warrant, esp. on roads where people can pick up speed. You can be as careful as you want, but it is not up to you when you share the road with zero training and maximum testosterone. Would appreciate hearing any tips that allay my fears, or websites that discuss this issue. I love the idea of seeing India at a modest pace and the freedom that a bike gives you.

Anurag said 7 months ago:

Hi.. I am planning to go on a drive from Delhi towards Rajasthan. Can you please help me find the best road for driving?

samuel-cars in india said 7 months ago:

Although i have3 my own car but when the topic comes about the bike i get very excited becuase it is very good adventure but sometimes we get in fault point due to our own mistake when i was travelling from mumbai to shirdi on my bike & with my other bikers (in college days)i was riding in a drastic speed in the valleys of kasara since it was night & i was feeling sleepy i was not noticing anything due to that me & my bike got shucked in the bundle of dry grass over a tractors trolley ,i had a narrow escape so i wanna say keep yourself careful & have some relaxations over a definite intervals of time after riding!

Samrat said 5 months ago:

please tell me anybody the route of Kolkata to Mukutmonipur

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