Top 5 Cycling Tours Around the World

When life is completed Cycle
Each individual’s aspiration to own a car for himself undoubtedly has its roots in one’s childhood. And wait, it’s not just toy cars that help build this dream. It is the tricycle, given to the child by his parents on a special occasion, such as a birthday, that gives the child the first taste of getting behind the wheel and leading life where the heart literally wants it. The joy and contentment on a child’s face when sitting on the trike and gradually in the bicycle saddle is truly unmatched.

Pehli Sawari

Having said that, a bicycle is the first vehicle we ride in our lives, of course, only after our father’s back, when he, with much love and affection, doesn’t even care about becoming a horse so we can ride on your back. As we grow, our bike extends its convenience from something more stylish to fresh.

Who can not miss those happy bike tours on Sundays on empty streets with a group of friends! All of us who have grown up in the 80s and 90s definitely have a sweet nostalgia for renting bikes for an hour or two at a bike rental store and saving our pocket money for this ultimate adventure. The bike ride was without a doubt our first driverless road trip – our Pheli Sawari!

Tring Tring

While we can remember countless charms of our kid’s bike, the one that tops the list is its bell, which says “Tring, Tring.” So whether it was the milkman, the mailman, the iron man, or our best friend waiting for us downstairs, this sound was definitely used to fill our ears and hearts with something we always expected.

And most importantly, it was much better than the honking mayhem that deafening our cities these days. Instead of a mechanical sound, it was relaxing without any negative effect on the auditory senses.

Did you know this?

The history of bicycles is quite interesting. The primitive structure of a bicycle is as fun as it is surprising. It was in 1817 when a German baron “Karl Von Drais” invented a horseless carriage, which would help him move faster. This two-wheeled, pedal-less device was powered by pushing your feet against the ground and it was this machine that ultimately led to the creation of the modern bicycle.

Then came the high wheel bike. Probably in our times, we have glimpsed in circuses, when clowns used to perform incredible feats in them. This high-wheeled bicycle was a popular style in the 1870s. The term “Bicycle” was not introduced until the 1860s when it was coined in France to describe a new type of 2-wheel vehicle with a mechanical drive.

The only fact that will blow your mind is that the Wright brothers who built the first flying airplane operated a small bicycle repair shop in Ohio, USA. And they actually used their workshop to build the 1903 Wright Flyer. Now, this isn’t absolutely amazing! The world is flying high today, thanks to the bicycle! ☺

Romancing the bicycle

There is certainly something completely romantic about the slowness of a cycle that the speed of cars or motorcycles cannot match. Our Bollywood has really fallen in love with the bicycle through his many movies and eternal songs. Those that instantly come to mind are, of course, Pukarta Chala Hoon Main (Mere Sanam) and Main Chali, Main Chali (Padosan).

Do you remember that Ranveer Singh and Anushka Sharma take the roads of Istanbul in their cycles in Dil Dhadakne Do? And Big B as Bhaskar Banerjee in Piku, taking a freedom flight by bike as he heads to the streets of Kolkata, alone, reliving his days.

While in the Barfi movie, cycling is more than just a means of transportation for Ranbir Kapoor, the passion and excitement of Bollywood’s greatest cycling glory have witnessed Jo Jeets Wohi Sikandar continuing to rule our hearts. In the climax, as Aamir Khan comes out as the winner, the safe cycle is the hero of the film.

In love with bicycles

While we are all aware of the Dutch’s obsession with bicycles, taking into account the fact that in the Netherlands 30% of all trips are by bicycle and 7 out of 8 Dutch over the age of 15 have a bicycle, I knew? that 100 million bicycles are manufactured worldwide each year. Considering that cycling is one of the greenest methods of transportation, there are many countries that promote the best cycling culture on earth.

With 120 million people in Japan, the number of bicycles is around 72 million. That is approximately 60% of the country’s total population. About 9 out of 10 people in Denmark own a bicycle, and on average travel 1.6 km by bicycle. one day. In addition, approximately a quarter of all personal transportation for a trip below 5 km. in Denmark he is using a bicycle.

The last Tour de France is an annual men’s multi-stage cycling race, held primarily in France and occasionally passing through nearby countries, consisting of 21 days, long stages for 23 days. It has been described as the most prestigious and difficult cycling race in the world. It was first celebrated 116 years ago in 1903.

Top 5 bike tours you must experience

While for most of us we cycle around the world just like Jenny Graham from Scotland, who completed her attempt in October 2018 in a total of 124 days, would be too much to ask, we can definitely take these 5 must-have bikes. world and a completely different person returns.

1. Rajasthan Bike Tour

While India is best experienced and explored on foot, so is a bicycle. Cycle through traditional Rajasthani villages and rural back roads, then rest in the holy lakeside town of Pushkar before continuing on your journey to discover other gems from India’s Golden Triangle.

2. Vietnam and Cambodia bike tour

Do you want to combine exotic travel with equally exotic food? Pedal through the lush terrain of Vietnam and Cambodia and enjoy the sights of everyday life. Eating an appetite all day definitely requires a night filled with local dishes and exotic fruits.

3. Pedal through Puglia

Puglia is undoubtedly Italy’s best-kept secret on the sun-drenched south coast. Remember those whitewashed houses in Ranbir Deepika‘s popular Khuda Jaane Ke … song from the movie Bachna Any Haseeno? Travel kilometers of olive groves, ancient whitewashed cities of cliffs, and spectacular views of the Adriatic Sea. Slow down to assimilate the true spirit of Puglia on rural roads. Rewarding yourself by getting off your bike with seafood and a glass of wine is obvious.

4. Tour of the New Zealand volcano

Home to the adventure capital of the world, New Zealand is also the perfect destination for a cycling adventure. Explore the Tongariro National Park of the North Island by bicycle. This park features some of the country’s most spectacular natural wonders and surrounds three volcanoes. Needless to say, chance awaits you at every turn with stunning views of volcano peaks, turquoise alpine lakes, and rolling countryside.

5. Bryce and Zion Bike Tour

The rugged, rustic beauty and open spaces of the American Southwest have always been a huge draw for wandering souls. The best way to get up close and personal with the wonders of red rock while covering many terrains is by pedaling. Discover Utah’s two national parks: Bryce Canyon and Zion in your saddle as stunning views of the Red Canyons surround you in all directions. So be sure to choose the best adventure tour packages for the best experience.

When life becomes complete Circle

The difficult times that humanity is enduring in the current scenario have definitely given us life lessons with all of us realize the importance of the harmonious coexistence of humans with nature. When we all remain locked up and nature reclaims its spaces, it is time for us to realize our mistakes and incorporate an ecological way of life from now on.

In just two days from now, on June 3, when we celebrate World Bicycle Day, which recognizes the uniqueness of the Bicycle as a simple, affordable, reliable, clean, ecological, healthy and sustainable means of transport, we commit to pedaling forward on a clean and green path.

Today, life has reached the complete Circle, the Cycle quite complete. Because, let’s never forget, whether on a bike or in life, what matters at the end of the day is achieving that perfect balance.

An optimist to the core, he constantly seeks the best of everything he experiences in life. He believes that “Emotions” are the most valuable asset of humanity and thinks that the best destination to travel is always good memories and sweet nostalgia. Deeply in love with everything that is to live and not to live, he considers that Love and Life are synonyms.