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Throttle to the Horizon: From the Deccan to the Himalayas

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  • 🌄 Throttle to the Horizon: From the Deccan to the Himalayas 🏍

    Ride north through the vast plains of India — endless highways, dusty towns, and river valleys that whisper of the lands ahead. Each sunrise will push you closer to the great wall of mountains that waits on the horizon.

    Through Varanasi’s timeless ghats, across Nepal’s winding roads, and into the heart of the Himalayas, the journey bends and climbs. From the calm of Pokhara’s lakefront to the unforgiving trail that leads to Jomsom, ride where the air thins, the dust thickens, and the mountains rise in silent majesty.

    It is a ride of contrasts: the chaos of cities and the solitude of peaks, the rush of smooth tarmac and the rattle of broken stone. A ride that tests endurance, celebrates friendship, and bows to the grandeur of the road itself.

    Eighteen days. Over 3,600 kilometers. Two countries. One story — written in throttle, dust, and sky.

    The mountains are calling. And we ride to answer. 🌍🔥

    Confirmed Riders from Bangalore -
    Anand
    Naveen
    Santy

    There are a few slots open if anyone wishes to join.l the three folks on this epic adventure.

    Please reach out to the Riders or the Bangalore Mods if interested in joining.

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