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    North - South India Trip

    Hey Guys,

    We are planning a trip to Mumbai/Goa/Kerala/Kanyakumari in the mid of October. This our route map.

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    Day 1 New Delhi - Udaipur (678 km)
    Day 2 Udaipur to Mumbai (753 km)
    Day 3 Mumbai (50 km)
    Day 4 Mumbai - Khandala (87 km)
    Day 5 Khandala - Goa (511 km)
    Day 6 Goa (50 km)
    Day 7 Goa - Manglore (365 km)
    Day 8 Manglore - Kochi (444 km)
    Day 9 Kochi - Kanyakumari (293 km)
    Day 10 Kanyakumari - Bengluru (654 km)
    Day 11 Bengluru - Hydrabad (582 km)
    Day 12 Hydrabad - Nagpur (493 km)
    Day 13 Nagpur - Khajuraho (529 km)
    Day 14 Khajuraho - Jhasi (177 km)
    Day 15 Jhasi - New Delhi (444 km)
    -----------------------------------------------------------
    Total: 6110KM
    -----------------------------------------------------------

    if any one is interested, can join us in Delhi or on the way.

    Guys we need your help and suggestion regarding route map, hotel and places as so many members are from south india here. your suggestion & advice is welcome.
    Last edited by suhaib.faizy; 09-05-2011, 01:28 AM.
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    • #3
      Good luck bro.. Check mum-khandala distance again though, it shouldn't be more then 100 kms

      EDIT: you are considering considering some Khandala near Pune.. Then correct distance
      Last edited by mitz; 09-04-2011, 09:12 PM.

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      • #4
        I'll also be riding south, but would be starting on 3rd of october(tentative)

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        • #5
          where are you staying in mangalore, kochi?
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            Thanks Noor for quick approval.

            Originally posted by Noor View Post
            Discussion thread approved
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            • #7
              Thanks mitz for your correction. i was considering khandala 50KM after Pune. i have corrected the mistake.

              Originally posted by mitz View Post
              Good luck bro.. Check mum-khandala distance again though, it shouldn't be more then 100 kms

              EDIT: you are considering considering some Khandala near Pune.. Then correct distance
              Life is what happens to us when we are busy making other plans.

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              • #8
                Sure dude. we are planning around 19 Oct, wish to see u on road. you can find us on Red ZMA & Blue CBZ.

                Originally posted by rubber_stamp_champ View Post
                I'll also be riding south, but would be starting on 3rd of october(tentative)

                Do send a friendly wave if you see a green C5 across the road
                Its not decided yet. we are planning the whole thing.
                Originally posted by rubber_stamp_champ View Post
                where are you staying in mangalore, kochi?
                Life is what happens to us when we are busy making other plans.

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                • #9
                  hey guys, Is anyone have idea about road condition between khandala - goa? is it possible to drive in night on this route?
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                  • #10
                    looks like a good trip.
                    1) Have a buffer day after every 4 days.
                    2) Having ridden for 3K kms you will need a day in Kochi for sight seeing and a day in Kanyakumari too. After all you are riding to see the beauty and not to cover kms, isn't it
                    3) Kanyakumari to Bangalore will rip your energy, so bangalore to hyd next will be very tiring. but then why are you coming to bangalore if you need to leave next day to hyd. there are much shorter routes to hyd frm kanyakumari, pick a scenic spot along them and go through it.
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                    • #11
                      Bike trip Delhi to kanya kumari !!!

                      yaeh suhaib dude.. m ready for this blastttttttttt... will be longest Bike trip of my lfy 15 days 6500 k.m. one shott

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by suhaib.faizy View Post
                        hey guys, Is anyone have idea about road condition between khandala - goa? is it possible to drive in night on this route?

                        Assuming you are taking the NH4 toll road and the Amboli Ghat, this will take around 8-10 hours + stops, best to do it in daylight hours on a bike, if you have a break down at night you'll be screwed until morning, the highway and ghat section was good back in early July, now I assume it's not so great (ghat section in particular) leave early morning and you'll be sipping cocktails on a beach by sunset. The roads in Goa are pretty bad this year, the worst I have seen in the last few years, the NH17 is pretty ok though.
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                        • #13
                          Hey bravo thanks for info. we will keep some days in buffer.
                          can you sugeest a shorter route between kanyakumari to Hydrabad. Bangalore is not mandatory for us.

                          Originally posted by prabhubravo View Post
                          looks like a good trip.
                          1) Have a buffer day after every 4 days.
                          2) Having ridden for 3K kms you will need a day in Kochi for sight seeing and a day in Kanyakumari too. After all you are riding to see the beauty and not to cover kms, isn't it
                          3) Kanyakumari to Bangalore will rip your energy, so bangalore to hyd next will be very tiring. but then why are you coming to bangalore if you need to leave next day to hyd. there are much shorter routes to hyd frm kanyakumari, pick a scenic spot along them and go through it.

                          Sure dude.. start preparing.
                          Originally posted by neerajcorps View Post
                          yaeh suhaib dude.. m ready for this blastttttttttt... will be longest Bike trip of my lfy 15 days 6500 k.m. one shott
                          Thanks for info dude. It gonna help us to prepare the best plan.
                          Originally posted by stefanm View Post
                          Assuming you are taking the NH4 toll road and the Amboli Ghat, this will take around 8-10 hours + stops, best to do it in daylight hours on a bike, if you have a break down at night you'll be screwed until morning, the highway and ghat section was good back in early July, now I assume it's not so great (ghat section in particular) leave early morning and you'll be sipping cocktails on a beach by sunset. The roads in Goa are pretty bad this year, the worst I have seen in the last few years, the NH17 is pretty ok though.
                          Life is what happens to us when we are busy making other plans.

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