Love travelling! You cannot miss these 10 unforgettable road trips in India

Board of stereotype life…feeling stuck on work chair! Dude you seriously need a break. No matter your friends has time or not, but if you really want to go away from this killing world, you should pack your bag immediately. Wait! Before this refreshing flick take place in your mind just remember that we live once, no matter how many files are on hold or your stupid bosses are not allowing to take a break, life doesn’t wait for anything it just goes on and on…So plan quickly and go pack your bags, Ride on your bike/car and visit these stunning journeys.

1. Manali to Leh: 479 km

After seeing this place you will definitely say this one word…. Awwwww! Kya jagah hai yaar.

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2. Dehradun to Nainital: 273 km

If you want some peace with excitement and some picture moments. Try this place for sure.

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3. Mumbai to Pune Expressway: 82 km

It sounds like a busy highway but…but this road is so amazing with picturesque surroundings and lush green foliage.

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4. Shimla to Manali: 250 km

All time favorite destination for couples but bike ride on this road is even better than partner.

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5. Bangalore to Ooty: 267 km

IT hub Bangalore and Nilgiri hills hub Ooty is enough to make road trip fantastic.

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6. Rohtang Pass : 51 km

One of the most dangerous deadliest road in World, Surrounded by snowy mountains surly this stunning and adventurous road has no counterpart in aboard.

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7. Jaipur to Jaisalmer: 555 km

Whenever you enter in this India’s pink city, you will start feeling like an alien among desi pagdi wale ‘Bhaoo‘.

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8. Guwahati to Shillong: 131 km

If you never ever seen before this beautiful north side of India. This is the time.

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9. Darjeeling to Gangtok: 96 km

Frozen road through the Himalayan region from the queen of hills Darjeeling. A journey through, beautiful tea garden, great valleys and majestic mountains of Himalaya.