Best 10 Road Trips You Can Take In India

Best 10 Road Trips You Can Take In India – There’s nothing more relieving and exciting than running the road with the windows down, volume up, and a group of friends. In a country like India, so large and different, the beauty of a road trip gets up a groove. Here are the Best 10 best road trips in India that you want to take this year (watch out for the signs).

1. Mumbai To Goa - Best 10 Road Trips You Can Take In India

Mumbai – Goa – An absolute mecca for car and bike lovers, Mumbai to Goa road trip is nothing short of mesmerizing – all scenic value, the Western Ghats from end to end – and a top choice among Mumbaikars. The Pune-Kolhapur route via NH4 can be covered in 10 hours non-stop over 590 kilometers (366 miles); in four ways, this is the selected and safest route, but numerous tolls booths along the way mean paying again and again. Thrill-seekers may experience the Chiplun-Ratnagiri route via NH66, which takes 577 kilometers (358 miles) within 12 hours non-stop. With winding roads, narrow curves, and fewer toll stands, this route goes past paddy fields and nut and coconut plantations. Both courses have ample sweet gastronomic choices along the way to stay satiated.

Best time to go: September–March

2. Delhi To Ladakh - Best 10 Road Trips You Can Take In India

Delhi- Ladakh – Delhi to Ladakh is one of the best road trips on everyone’s list, and righteously, for this is one of the most satisfying and courageous ones. From the actual jungle and dark megacity, you would ride through countless farmlands, beyond which, once you enter the hills, the scenery changes with almost every turn and hairpin bend. There are two routes for this famous road trip from Delhi; we recommend you go via one and pay via the other, for the best practice.

Best Time to Go: May to August

3. Manali To Leh - Best 10 Road Trips You Can Take In India

Manali- Leh – This road trip is off-the-chart breathtaking and wants to be experienced for yourself. With some dangerous twists and turns, the snow-capped mountains, distinct channels, spectacular landscapes, and stunning monasteries will spice up your trip. The distance between Manali–Leh is 478 kilometers (297 miles) and should be treated in two days as most of it is above 4,000 meters (13,123 feet) of altitude. Make a delay at Keylong and further at Sarchu to relax and adjust to the high height.

Best time to go: June–September

4. Bengaluru To Coorg

Bengaluru- Coorg = If Kerala has Munnar and Tamil Nadu has Ooty and Kodaikanal, then Karnataka should Coorg or Kodagu, its summer getaway amidst the Western Ghats. If you ever sense the need to give the disturbing life of the city a break, this road trip in Karnataka is the one to take, for it offers a perfect escape from the urban to the peaceful hilly country. As soon as you enter the Western Ghats, you would feel a drop in the air temperature and less suffocation. Dense jungles, with the sounds of endemic wildlife, would be your constant friend on the journey.

Best Time to Go: October to May

5. Vishakhapatnam To Araku Valley

Vishakhapatnam- Araku Valley = The trip from Visakhapatnam is 114 kilometers (70 miles), which can be reached in three or four hours, winds by curly roads, verdant green canyons and serene mountains overlooking the magical Bay of Bengal, majestic waterfalls, forested hillsides, and coffee farms – all with a dose of camera-worthy excellence. When in Araku Valley, visit Borra Caves and Tatipudi Reservoir.

Best time to go: October–March

6. Ahmedabad To Kutch

Ahmedabad- Kutch = The Rann of Kutch is 1 of the standard geographically different and culturally impossible places in India. A road trip here would not be of experience but solitude and visual amazement. Though the biggest highlight of the Rann of Kutch is its large, white, salt flats, the region would also handle you to the regional wildlife, including the unique Indian wolf, if you are fortunate. For the final experience, choose a full moon night to examine your vehicle’s area because the view of the salt marsh lighted by moonlight is one you do not want to miss.

Best Time to Go: October to February (during Rann Utsav)

7. Guwahati To Tawang

Guwahati- Tawang = Possibly one of the must-take road trips to take in northeastern India is Guwahati to Tawang, which included in about 14 hours and 509 kilometers (316 miles). The streets are uneven but well worth the trip for the mesmerizing view opening at every turn, both snow-clad hills and lush greenery. As it’s an extended road trip, make a pause at Dirang in West Kameng to witness the Buddhist culture at Kalchakra and Ngingmapa Monastery, or stop at Tezpur in Assam explore its social and historical attractions. Don’t ignore to indulge in the lip-smacking momosat one of the many stalls on the way.

Best time to go: March–October

8. Jaipur To Ranthambore

Jaipur- Ranthambore = You can make a road trip to Jaipurquite by joining a ride to Ranthambore National Park. If you have time, you could do this as a portion of the Golden Triangle tour or prepare a separate one for a few hectic life. This is one road trip you can do as part of a weekend getaway from Jaipur, as the ride takes hardly 3.5 hours. Ranthambore is one of the most immeasurable places to see the Bengal tiger in its natural environment, which, over time, has come to hold the years-old Ranthambore Fort as well.

Best Time to Go: October to May

9. Chennai To Pondicherry

Chennai- Pondicherry = Over just 155 kilometers (96 miles), Chennai’s journey to Pondicherry (nicknamed as the ‘Paris of the East’) can be made in only three or four hours via East Coast Road. The unbelievable sight of the sea on one surface and the light of the sun on the water add to the enjoyment of the route, which goes into Mahabalipuram (make a pit stop at this UNESCO World Heritage Site to experience its beautiful beaches and fill up), Idaikkazhinadu (check out Alambara Fort), Marakkanam (known for large salt pans), Mudaliarkuppam (rest in the boathouse and indulge in water sports) and Kalpakkam (a center for the nuclear facility). Nearly every mile presents a picture-perfect photo event.

Best time to go: October–February

10. Shimla To Manali Via Mandi

Shimla – Manali Via Mandi = Those with emotion for photography will instantly fall in love with this camera-ready road trip. Manali is merely 247 kilometers (153 miles) from Shimla, covered in a seven-hour drive via NH205 and NH3. With beautiful mountains on one side and deep valley and green greenery on another side, this road trip will give drivers spellbound for a high time.

Best time to go: outside monsoon season (mid-September–Mid-July)

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