BROTHERHOOD OF TOURERS

RIDE TO UK 20TH SEP TO 4TH OCT 2026

20 Sep 2026

RIDE TO UK 20TH SEP TO 4TH OCT 2026


01-20^th September	Mumbai – Udaipur (20)	Long highway stretch; the "City of Lakes."
02-21^st September	Udaipur – Sonipat (21)	Bypassing Delhi to save time for the hills.
03-22^nd September	Sonipat – Mussoorie(22)	The climb begins into the Shivalik Range.
04-23^rd September	Mussoorie(23)	Rest/Exploration day (Landour & Dhanaulti).
05-24^th September	Mussoorie – Rudraprayag(24)	Confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers.
06-25^th September	Rudraprayag – Joshimath(25)	Gateway to the high-altitude peaks.
07-26^th September	Joshimath – Mana Pass – Badrinath(26)	High-altitude pass and the "Last Village." The Joshimath – Mana Pass – Badrinath loop is physically demanding due to the altitude. Ensure your bike's air filter is clean for the thin air!
08-27^th September	Joshimath – Kausani(27)	Scenic ridgeline views of Trisul and Nanda Devi.
09-28^th September	Kausani – Munsiyari(28)	Deep into Kumaon with views of Panchachuli.
10-29^th September	Munsiyari – Binsar(29)	Dense oak forests and wildlife sanctuary.
11-30^th September	Binsar – Jim Corbett(30)	Transition from hills to the jungle foothills.
12-1^st Oct	Jim Corbett – Nainital(1)	Short mountain ride to the famous lake town.
13-2^nd Oct	Nainital – Agra(2)	Descending to the plains; visit the Taj Mahal.
14-3^rd Oct	Agra – Indore(3)	The long haul south through Madhya Pradesh.
15-4^th Oct	Indore – Mumbai (4)	Final leg back home.

Important Notes :

The "Iron Butt" Starts & Ends: Days 1, 2, 13, 14, and 15 are heavy highway hauls. Ensure you have high-speed stability and comfort gear for these long stretches.
The Hill Pace: Don't let the low kilometres in Uttarakhand (Days 5–12) fool you. A 150 km ride in the mountains can take as long as a 500 km ride on the plains due to winding roads, landslides, or traffic.
Mana Pass Note: Reaching the actual Mana Pass (the border) requires special permits from the SDM in Joshimath and the Army. Most tourists visit Mana Village; if you intend to go all the way to the Pass, factor in a half-day just for paperwork.
Buffer Days: With a 5,000 km trip, I highly recommend adding 1–2 "buffer days" in case of rain, bike maintenance, or just plain exhaustion.

FOR MORE DETAILS AND TO CONFIRM YOUR SEAT CONTACT US ON THE GIVEN NOS
For Ride Details Contact
Dheeraj Landge : +91 9833020821
IMPORTANT NOTES:

1. Once with the group no individual will be allowed to leave the trip early unless a valid reason which will be reviewed by the group lead.
2. Due to Covid-19 scenario, its mandatory for all the riders and pillion riders to wear mask, carry sanitisers, cover their mouth while sneezing/coughing.
3. In-case of feeling of any kind of sickness, kindly abort the ride.
4. BOT or LMT Adventure Touring will not be responsible for any Covid Virus exposure during the ride.
5. The organisers will not be liable to any assistance at any hospital in-case of any accidents.
6. Its mandatory for all participants to ride with complete riding gears, like knee guard, elbow guard, a thick riding jacket, ISI or DOT certified helmet, riding gloves (must cover fingers), shoes.
7. Helmet and jacket are Compulsory for Pillion as well.
8. Riders who have registered and who do not carry their gears will not be allowed to ride and their registration amount will not be refunded.
9. Every rider is requested to stay with the group while riding and maintain an average speed of 60 – 80 Kmph, reaching the destination early is not going to fetch you any award or recognition.
10. Last but not the least, Riders are requested to keep in mind & thoroughly understand that this event is purely an adventurous ride and not any kind of race.
11. In case of loss of materials and personal things, management is not responsible for the same, hence riders are requested to take care of their belongings.
12. In case of accident as we take care our safety but still if rider meet with an accident, loss of life of the rider and third-party damage by the rider, loss of bike then Group Brotherhood of Tourers (B.O.T) or Organizer: LMT Adventure Touring LLP or Management Team or Club Member will be not responsible for any claims or complaint’s.
13. Attendees need to manage and take care of their own alcohol requirements; organisers will not be responsible for any loss or misplacements.

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