Embark on an 820 km round-trip bike ride from Delhi to Ranthambore, the wild heart of Rajasthan. This 3-day ride takes the old highways via Behror, Dausa and Lalsot, with a tiger safari and the hilltop Ranthambore Fort in between. Ideal for solo riders, with a fuel budget of ₹2,450.
Fill up in the city and head out on NH48 past Gurugram towards Jaipur.
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Parathas and tea at one of the highway dhabas around Dharuhera on NH48.
70 km
A short break for fuel and a stretch at Behror.
130 km
Leave NH48 at Manoharpur for the Dausa road and stop for a Rajasthani thali at a highway restaurant in Dausa.
240 km
Water and a stretch at Lalsot before the last leg.
290 km
Check in near Ranthambore Road, the strip of hotels between town and the park gate.
390 km
Morning safari in a forest department jeep or canter. Book on the Rajasthan forest department website well ahead; the core zones close from July to September for the monsoon.
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Return from the safari and enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel. Relax and refresh after the early morning adventure.
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Visit Ranthambore Fort, part of the Hill Forts of Rajasthan UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Trinetra Ganesh temple inside it. The road runs through the tiger reserve, so check at the gate whether two-wheelers are allowed that day; if not, take a shared jeep.
25 km
Savor a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Sawai Madhopur, trying some regional Rajasthani cuisine.
35 km
An afternoon at the natural history museum in Sawai Madhopur, then an early night before the ride home.
40 km
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Leave early to reach Delhi before the evening traffic.
Kachori and tea at Lalsot.
A short break before rejoining NH48 at Manoharpur.
Lunch and fuel at one of the big highway restaurants at Behror.
Back in Delhi.
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