# The Pedal Nomads

> Cycling to the end of the Road


## Posts

- [A Temple on a cliff and a Dhaba Camp](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-temple-on-a-cliff-and-a-dhaba-camp/): Adventures and experiences just happen on a long bicycling tour and they manifest themselves in many forms especially in a richly endowed natural environment, religious places and the most interesting stories. The day we pedalled from Pithoragarh towards Dharchula, 90 kms away, we knew that we would need to camp enroute. On our riding GPS […]
- [Gritty Ride from Ghat Bend to Gurna Village](https://thepedalnomads.com/2032-2/): Day 90 was always going to be a tough day so Ashim didn’t want to get out of her super warm and light Sea to Summit sleeping bag as the morning temp was zero degrees! I knew it when I looked at the elevation gain after the descent to the ‘Ghat Bend’, post which we […]
- [Ride to Dhyari Village](https://thepedalnomads.com/ride-to-dhyari-village/): Day 89 we rode for 33 kms till Dhyari villagefrom Jageshwar towards Ghat Bend at the riverbanks of the river Ramgar. However the narrow road, though descending, had many curves and sheer drops with no barricades at some point so we cycled at moderate speed. We reached Dhyari village in the early afternoon and requested […]
- [Sacred forest of Jageshwar, Uttarakhand](https://thepedalnomads.com/sacred-forest-of-jageshwar-uttarakhand/): Our Pedal the Himalaya tour poised to begin its fourth phase after cycling 1300 kms in the northeast mountains, from the ancient temple and forest of Jageshwar in Uttarakhand. Our plan was to tour Uttarakhand in two parts – Eastern Kumaon and Garwhal. Eastern Kumaon is going to be begin from the famous temples of […]
- [Tableland of Nongnaa, Meghalaya](https://thepedalnomads.com/tableland-of-nonglang/): We had heard of a towering tableland, a plateau flanked by canyon, that had been impenetrable and unassailable during the Anglo Khasi wars of the mid 19th century. The village settled here is Nongnah, about 30 kms ahead of Nonlang village and somewhat remote, so cycling here is truly a matter of getting onto backcountry […]
- [Climb to the Tableland' of Nongnaa](https://thepedalnomads.com/nongnaa-nongnah-village-meghalaya/): The village of Nongnah sits on an elevated plateau, earning it the nickname “tableland.” This unique geographic feature provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The plateau’s flat terrain contrasts with the rugged, rolling hills typical of Meghalaya’s landscape. Nongnah Village is steeped in rich Khasi culture and traditions. The local people here follow […]
- [Mysterious Monoliths of Meghalaya](https://thepedalnomads.com/1958-2/): We walked about eight kms to the ancient prehistoric site of the Mawkyrduk Monoliths near Mawkyrwat, one of the larger, mysterious, unexplained monolith sites that abound in many locations in Meghalaya.  Unlike Mawhplang, this one just took my breath away with its eerie and I am quite convinced not entirely coincidence with the ritualistic site […]
- [Golden Brown valley and a glorious sunset](https://thepedalnomads.com/golden-brown-valley-and-a-glorious-sunset/): Meghalaya continued to astound with its astonishing natural beauty and the richness of its indigenous life, simple, hard but seemingly filled with a contentment. Someone scoffed at me when I said I am following my bliss when he asked me why I was pursuing this grand mad adventure cycling through the Himalaya. For Ashim and […]
- [Mawphanlur, The Lake Village](https://thepedalnomads.com/mawphanlur-the-lake-village/): Mawphanlur is a quaint village in Meghalaya at over 6000 ft. blessed with five natural lakes, pine and oak forests, around whom some rural eco tourism has sprung up. We camped here for two days, pitching our tent on a patch of land overlooking the lake, content to just bask in the sun, go for […]
- [A Mountain of Lakes, Mawphanlur](https://thepedalnomads.com/mawphanlur-lake/): A beautiful day and blue sky with snow flake clouds and pristine made the last stretch hard climb to Mawphanlur lakes village very exciting. Fortunately we got to camp finally after many days and pitched our tent overlooking the lake at the village society Travellers Nest. Travellers Nest It’s an eco tourism initiative by a […]
- [Ride into a Glorious Sunset](https://thepedalnomads.com/1896-2/): Day 74 of our Pedal the Himalaya Tour. After the short Christmas celebration break at Shillong, and the futile wait for a cycle part from Bangalore, we were quite restless to make a move and cycled towards Mawphanlur 76 kms away. We cycled 42 kms and halted at Mairang at 1700 metres ASL, at a […]
- [Shillong, The Pearl of the East](https://thepedalnomads.com/shillong-the-pearl-of-the-east/): After Mawlyngbna, we went back to Shillong for Christmas. The city is alive with Christmas festivities and we wanted to be part of the service, the cheer and the music. No where was this more evident, when we dropped in for a coffee at popular Cafe in Mawlai, Shillong called the Three Little Birds Bistro. […]
- [Dance of the Joyful Heart](https://thepedalnomads.com/dance-of-the-joyful-heart/): Day 68 of our Pedal the Himalaya tour. I was privileged to photograph Albert ( a future tribal king) and his sister who kindly agreed to wear and adorn themselves with their indigenous attire. This was my first ever attempt at a portrait armed with an IPhone 14 Pro. The sunset became the perfect time […]
- [Exploring Split Rock](https://thepedalnomads.com/1862-2/): On Day 67, we found ourselves descending into another world – at Split Rock – lying in a million year old geological formation in the region of Mawlyngbna. Split Rock and was certainly not what we envisaged it to be – a huge boulder split into two – is 200 ft deep and just 6 […]
- [A walk to fossil land](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-walk-to-fossil-land/): Day 65 and 66 were interesting. We reached Mawlyngbna and found ourselves in a lovely forest cottage in the wilderness. It is called Travellers Nest and has been started by a cooperative of village societies across Meghalayan villages especially in the Khasi Hills. The walk we went on was unexpectedly one of the most interesting […]
- [The Rainiest Place on Earth](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-wettest-place-on-earth/): Day 65 we cycled to the WETTEST PLACE ON EARTH at Mawsynram. Yes, the title is no longer held by Cherrapunji. Mawsynram is the wettest place on Earth, with an average annual rainfall of 11,871 mm. Our journey photographs are a departure from the usual and commonly held visual maps in our mind about Meghalaya […]
- [Cycling past Geological Wonders](https://thepedalnomads.com/cycling-past-geological-wonders/): Mawphlang to Mawsynram Day 64 was a fabulous ride filled with stunning landscapes, old Catholic Churches standing tall on hilltops, being decorated, the air filled with gospel music in some villages. The geological formations and imposing cliffs were fascinating and reminded me of the Western Ghats and the road on a plateau shining like a […]
- [Ride to a Farmstay in Meghalaya](https://thepedalnomads.com/ride-to-a-farmstay/): Day 63, we took an impulsive decision to explore more and we descended a few hundred feet to a village near Mawphlang to a farm stay owned by James, who is of Canadian origin but born and brought up in Meghalaya. His farm is totally off the grid and runs on its own solar power, […]
- [A Sacred Forest and a Trail](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-sacred-forest-and-a-trail/): Day 61 and 62 at Mawphlang, 6200 ft. The day unfurled on a century old trail laid by David Scott who was the British administrator of this region in the 1800/. This incredibly beautiful trek is 16 kms long and was once a very important trading route in the Khasi Hills. It winds through thick […]
- [Cycling Amidst Ancient Monoliths](https://thepedalnomads.com/cycling-amidst-ancient-monoliths/): Day 60. We rode out of Shillong to Mawphlang Sacred Forest like confident cowboys in the morning, but the morning traffic hit us like a bull on the rampage. It reminded me of the snarls outside Shimla, but the main difference was the respect and space we got from drivers, no honking, patiently waiting for […]
- [Charming Shillong](https://thepedalnomads.com/charming-shillong/): Day 59 of our Pedal the Himalaya Tour. Shillong is a beautiful town where indigenous customs, traditions and food, blend seamlessly with Christmas carols, the latest fashion, cool cafes, Bob Dylan and mountain bikes with boys and girls that actually throw themselves into real adventure like Ian who runs the coolest bike show in town, […]
- [A furry friend on road to Shillong](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-furry-friend-on-road-to-shillong/): Day 58 of our tour yielded unusual but expectedly connected experiences. Each morning on a bicycle tour I am certain that the day will be enriched by a meeting, an experience or a sight that will remain etched in our minds forever. Today was no exception in our lives on the road as a couple […]
- [Umiam Lake- Oasis of Calm](https://thepedalnomads.com/umiam-lake-oasis-of-calm/): Day 57. A day off the saddle exploring the beautiful Umiam Lake and its neighbouring hamlet in Meghalaya, 20 kms shy of Shillong.
- [The Abode of Clouds- Meghalaya](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-abode-of-clouds-meghalaya/): Day 56 – a restart of our Pedal the Himalaya Tour in Meghalaya, India – after a troubling break in Delhi, drowning in pollution which impacted our health tremendously. We struggled to get our legs and lungs firing today, our bodies and minds tired by the stress of the chaotic city. The exit from Guwahati […]
- [The Spirit of Yuksom](https://thepedalnomads.com/dudbi-monastery-yuksom/): Day 54 and 55. We walked up the mountain by 800 ft through the most beautiful of sacred forests upto Dubdi Monastery, the oldest monastery in Sikkim, and from where 300 years ago Buddhism began to spread into the region. The first Sikkimese King dynasty was founded here and blessed by three of the earliest […]
- [The Ancient Capital of Sikkim- Yuksom](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-ancient-capital-of-sikkim-yuksom/): We headed out of Pelling on a chilly morning to Yuksom the ancient and first capital of Sikkim, established in the 17th century. Post the unusually heavy monsoon rains, read – climate change – the roads had totally crumbled, and a 35 km ride with a decent elevation gain of 900 mts ( 2970 ft) […]
- [Monastery on the Mountain](https://thepedalnomads.com/monastery-on-the-mountain/): We spent two days in Pelling – resting from the tough and exhausting days of descending from Darjeeling and then climbing to Pellling. But we also ventured out to seek the unique experience of praying at the Pemayangtse Monastery and the Chenrezig Statue. The spiritual space was truly serene and uplifting, allowing us to experience […]
- [Spellbound in Pelling](https://thepedalnomads.com/spellbound-in-pelling/): The quest for natural beauty, bliss and enchantment usually ends at the abode of the Himalaya. In a rare display of lofty beauty, bewitching grandness and amazing grace, Nature unfurled a flag of the most breathtaking colours at sunset on the holy mountain range of Mt. Kanchenjunga. It’s at moments at like this when we […]
- [A hard ride and push to Pelling](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-hard-ride-and-push-to-pelling/): Day 50 (!) of our Pedal the Himalaya tour across the Indian Himalayas with twelve continuous expeditions. We knew it would be a tough steep 1450 mts (4785 ft ) climb in just 24 kms from Legship to Pelling but we didn’t factor the conditions of the roads as they had severely crumbled in many […]
- [Jorethang to Legship, Sikkim](https://thepedalnomads.com/jorethang-to-legship/): Day 49 of Pedal the Himalaya Tour. The ride from Jorethang to Legship seemed to be one that would be a fast and furious 25 km ride but it was not to be. As most cycling days can be, the road unveils itself in the most unusual ways which can’t be rivalled by racing a […]
- [Adventures in Mystical Sikkim](https://thepedalnomads.com/adventures-in-mystical-sikkim/): Day 47 and 48 of the amazing Pedal the Himalaya tour. The grand views of the mighty Kanchenjunga the third highest mountain in the world had called for me again.We had been on the road and air for over 1200 kms for a week travelling from the farthest eastern corner of India to Dibrugarh and […]
- [Ride to Kaho Village on LAC, Arunachal](https://thepedalnomads.com/ride-to-kaho-on-lac/): Day 37 of our Pedal the Himalaya tour. After riding 415 kms from Pasighat, we became the first ever unsupported adventure cyclists to reach Kaho, the first Indian village on the easternmost road of India in Arunachal Pradesh, barely a few kms from the LAC. Earlier in the day we chose to cycle on the […]
- [Pedalling into Walong, Arunachal](https://thepedalnomads.com/pedalling-into-walong/): Day 35 and 36 of our cycle tour of the Himalaya, we made the 33 km push to Walong, famous for a heroic and victorious counter attack by the Indian army on the invading Chinese in 1962. We thought the day would end with some history but it was a time for many surprises. It […]
- [Camping by the Lohit River](https://thepedalnomads.com/camping-by-the-lohit-river/): Day 34 of Pedal the Himalaya tour. Our adventure was taking us closer to the Indo China border, to our final destination, where the road would finally end – at Kaho -30 kms beyond Walong – designated by the govt as the First Indian Village. The gorge was getting narrower. The river faster and the […]
- [A Land Lost in Time, Anjaw district](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-land-lost-in-time/): Day 32 and 33 of Pedal the Himalaya tour We encamped at the Dalai eco camp huts and basked in the sunshine, joined a local who was fishing and learned about their fishing practices and set up a fire by the river at night. Balin and his family were simply amazing. Balin does a lot […]
- [Tough Ride to Hayuliang, Arunachal](https://thepedalnomads.com/tough-ride-to-hayuliang-arunachal/): Day 31 of our Pedal the Himalaya tour. The road from Tiding Bridge to Hayuliang, 35 kms away was brutal in most parts. We struggled to even push the bikes up steep rocky hills inclines, cycling through roads that resembled trails rather than a highway, with civilian and army vehicles groaning. But the mountains are […]
- [Adventure in Tropical Jungles of East Arunachal](https://thepedalnomads.com/into-tropical-jungles/): Day 28 to 30 . Thick jungle flanked us for most of the 65 kms ride from Roing to Tezu in the Lohit district of eastern Arunachal. We saw visible signs of sparser villages and lesser ‘development’ though the roads were very good. The sounds of the only lesser ape in India – Easter Hoolock […]
- [Ride to Roing and a visit to a Farm](https://thepedalnomads.com/visit-to-a-rice-farm/): Day 26 and 27 of Pedal the Himalaya tour. The day began with a quick bite at a Dambuk ‘line hotel’, the local variation of a dhaba and an uneventful 35 kms but beautiful ride through the thick jungle to Bomjir in the lower valley of Dibang district. The jungle is so dense that even […]
- [Journey to The Far-East of India, East Arunachal](https://thepedalnomads.com/journey-to-the-far-east-of-india/): Day 25 of our grand Pedal the Himalaya Tour restarted from Pasighat towards Dambuk, one of the easternmost parts of Arunachal Pradesh in East Siang district. We began early morning as the sun is up by 5 am and it was bright sunshine by 6 am. One of the most scenic sections of our morning […]
- [Sela Pass Revisited](https://thepedalnomads.com/sela-pass-revisited/): After three weeks on the bicycle into the Himalayas we headed to our next base, Itanagar, to prepare for our second sector. The journey back in a Bolero pick up vehicle took us back via Sela Pass, giving us a chance to film it, this time in better weather and visibility conditions. We were happy […]
- [Exploring the Heights of Tawang](https://thepedalnomads.com/exploring-the-heights-of-tawang/): Day 21 and 22. At the end of our first 250 kms. long segment of our extensive Himalayan tour by bicycle, we have been quite tired and fatigued. Yet the glorious vistas of Tawang and the holy sites continue to draw us deeply, and we committed to some serious climbing today, with an attempt to […]
- [The Enchanting Zemithang Valley](https://thepedalnomads.com/captivating-zemithang/): Day 20 of Pedal the Himalaya Tour West of Tawang deep in a narrow valley leading to the Indo China LAC lies the historic and ancient village of Zemithang, the last Indian village in Arunachal. This village was the first halt for the exhausted entourage of the Dalai Lama as they made their precarious escape […]
- [‘The Celestial Paradise…Chosen by the Horse’](https://thepedalnomads.com/mystical-tawang/): Day 19. Early morning as the first rays of the sun fall on India, we witnessed the light falling on the Tawang Monastery. It stands majestically at over 10,300 ft and is the second biggest and oldest in Asia and is known as the Tawang Ganden Namgyal Lhatse i.e., ‘the celestial paradise of divine site […]
- [The Celestial Abode of Tawang](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-celestial-abode-of-tawang/): The ride from Jang to Tawang at 10,000 ft. was a daunting one with an elevation gain of 1200 metres / 3700 ft staring at us. I don’t think we had fully recovered from the Sela Pass ascent even after a day’s rest but chose to go for it. The 42 kms ride to our […]
- [The Summit of Sela Pass](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-summit-of-sela-pass/): We achieved our first climb together to a high pass – Sela Pass at 4200 mts / 13700 ft with cold winds and rain accompanying us as we biked, pushed, heaved our way to the top of one of the highest motor-able passes in Arunachal past breathtaking landscapes. While this was one of the many […]
- [Mountains of Valour](https://thepedalnomads.com/mountains-of-valour/): Day 14 of Pedal the Himalaya Tour. Climbing on the trans Himalayan road to Sela Pass at 13700 ft. from Senge is one of the most scenic and challenging rides. At each hairpin the winds howled fiercely, forcing us to push our bikes up the twisting roads on many sections, mountains emerged from behind the […]
- [Camping at Senge Dzong](https://thepedalnomads.com/camping-at-senge-dzong/): Day 11 to 13. We climbed around 3000 ft from Dirang to a place on the road to Sela Pass at 8100 ft. There was heavy rain forecast so we stopped climbing to Senge and chose to camp next to some food shops. The owner, Kuppa, told us to camp in the middle of the […]
- [The Land of the Dzong](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-land-of-the-dzong/): Days 7 to 9. September 2023 We descended to the Dirang valley and rode for about 35 kms through some sharply curvy roads to 4900 ft., having to apply brakes all the way down. We found a homestay by the Dirang river, nestled on the edge of a hamlet away from the market and in […]
- [Gritty ride to Bomdila](https://thepedalnomads.com/gritty-ride-to-bomdila/): The climb to Bomdila from Rupa was on my mind for many days. I had not climbed 925 m/ 3000 feet to an altitude of 8000 ft. over just 15 kms with a fully loaded bicycle for many years. Certainly a 1000 m climb over almost double the distance was commonplace but this climb promised […]
- [Exploring Sein Thuk ( Shergaon), Arunachal](https://thepedalnomads.com/exploring-sein-thuk-shergaon-arunachal/): The village of Shergaon ( Seinthuk indigenously) is populated by the Sherdukpen tribe, an indigenous people from the Indo Tibetan region numbering just 10000. The village itself is breathtakingly beautiful in a valley with a small river meandering through it. We spent a day and a half here, first staying at the Pine Creek Homestay […]
- [Journey to The Last Frontier.](https://thepedalnomads.com/the-last-frontier-the-road-to-tawang-arunachal-pradesh/): Our ‘Pedal the Himalaya Tour’ started from Tenzin Gaon in Arunachal Pradesh at 2000 mts ASL on September 9, 2023. A learning from the Chamba tour was to start from altitude of 1500 mts plus as the plains’ heat and humidity is a huge energy depleter, and energy and motivation are two vital ingredients to […]
- [Adventure Cycling in the Zanskar – 2012  ](https://thepedalnomads.com/adventure-cycling-in-the-zanskar-2012/): Adventurers from India and around the world have long been captivated by the stark, breathtaking beauty of Ladakh’s landscape. In 2012, my friends and I decided to embark on an expedition that only a select group of daring cyclists undertake each year—a 515-kilometer cycling journey from Manali to Khardung La. At the time, Khardung La […]
- [Bikepacking the old Tibet road to Chitkul – October 2019](https://thepedalnomads.com/bikepacking-the-old-tibet-road-to-chitkul-october-2019/): Sometimes a journey arises out of hope and instinct, the heady conviction, as your finger travels along the map.’ —Colin Thubron The Old Hindustan–Tibet Road is the last original romantic mountain road eulogized by the intrepid traveller and adventurer Colin Thubron and was classified by the History Channel as one of the deadliest roads in […]
- [A Lake Too Far](https://thepedalnomads.com/a-lake-too-far/): ‘In the mountains worldly attachments are left behind, and in the absence of material distractions, we are opened up to spiritual thought. We should be attempting to carry the spiritual experience of the mountains with us everywhere.’ —Jamling Tenzing Norgay The Zanskar cycling expedition left a deep imprint on my life, opening the gates of […]
- [Discovering the Wilderness of the Himalayas - The Early Years on a Bicycle  ( 2011-14)](https://thepedalnomads.com/discovering-the-wilderness-of-the-himalayas/): In January 2012, the tipping point for my love and passion for  adventures in the Himalaya started with the Mountain Biking Tour of Kangra, organized by Being Out There. It was a tour over three days starting from Dharamshala to the Kangra Valley and then culminating at Palampur, a gorgeous ride of almost 200 kms. […]

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