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The Manali- Leh route is one of the most popular and incredible sites that covers Himalayas in India. Manali, The road is quite good if we start from delhi to Manali, but from Manali to Leh, the route is considered one of the toughest motorcycling roads to travel. The Manali to Leh road opens only in the month of June when the Border Road Organisation (BRO) starts to clear snow.<\/p>\n
The perfect time cover this road is from August through September. You can see beautiful villages, Buddhist monasteries and narrow passages through the mountains while passing these roads. In spite of rough road, the route has got enthralling and spectacular scenic beauty. Guwahati-Tawang Route<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0 This route does not have the greatest of roads and some stretches are prone to landslides. Make sure your vehicle is sturdy and not too fussy. The east of India is not very well represented as a tourist destination. Not many people know about the natural beauty or the land\u2019s rich cultural heritage that make this region a fabulous tourist spot.<\/p>\n Pack in your rain gear if you plan to take a detour to visit the wettest spot on the planet at Cherrapunji (about 150 km from Guwahati). In Cherrapunji, marvel at the slightly creepy looking \u2018living bridges\u2019 built out of the growing roots of trees by the local tribes. Visit the World War Two cemeteries at Imphal. Complete the trip by stalking the endangered one-horned Indian rhino at Kaziranga National Park and visiting the Tawang monastery in Arunachal Pradesh.<\/p>\n East Coast Road \u2013 Chennai \u2013 Pondicherry \u2013 Potpourri Highway<\/strong><\/p>\n The 113 KM stretch on State Highway 49, connecting Tamil capital Chennai to one of India\u2019s prettiest Union Territories \u2013 Pondicherry, is known as the East Coast Road. The road starts from inland Chennai city before hitting Uthandi, from whence, it becomes a two-lane beachside toll road. Meandering alongside the majestic Bay of Bengal, this road is one of the prettiest sights around the country and is dotted by plenty of tourist attractions that can serve as periodic pit-stops for those in the mood for sight-seeing and history hunting. Historically a French occupied territory, you will see plenty of French influence in the little fishing hamlets along the way. \n The riders can expect a treat for the eyes and the soul on this beautiful ride route. The Kumaon Hills in the state of Uttarakhand offers a lot for the rider\u2019s palette like natural beauty on the way, wildlife parks as well as an assortment of religious shrines. Discover your inner self at Rishikesh, head to Corbett for enjoying the wildlife and catching sight of a rare tiger or two; catch a boat ride on the Nainital Lake, etc. Make sure to come away a refreshed and satisfied soul!<\/p>\n Delhi to Jaipur, via Agra<\/strong><\/p>\n Invasions, wars, politics, intrigue\u2014anything interesting that ever happened in North India over the last six centuries occurred in this region. You can piece together the history of India through each of the monuments you will visit: the iconic Taj Mahal, Fatehpur Sikri, the forts of Delhi and Agra, the pink palaces of Jaipur. They will all connect and overlap, painting a picture more vivid than any history book can.
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