Stay: Jaipur • No Cycling

• Arrive in Jaipur by 12:00 PM for hotel check-in.
• Bikes will be unpacked and assembled with assistance from the mechanical support team to ensure proper fit and performance readiness.
• Riders can relax, explore the property, or join a short city orientation featuring Jaipur’s cultural highlights in time permits.
• Tea/coffee meet-and-greet session to introduce the support crew, fellow riders, and expedition structure.
• Comprehensive pre-tour briefing covering safety guidelines, equipment checks, support schedules, pacing strategy, terrain insights, and expected weather conditions.
• Dinner will be served at the hotel, followed by early departure to ensure optimal rest ahead of the first day’s ride.

Stay: Sambhar • 70 km • 7–8 Hours

• Early rollout to avoid peak traffic, with packed breakfast served at the first support halt.
• Ride begins on smooth city roads before transitioning into rural terrain and long open stretches with minimal elevation — ideal for settling into rhythm and warming up the body.
• Scheduled nutrition and hydration support stations every 20–25 km to maintain energy and comfort.
• Lunch will be served en route between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM, depending on pacing.
• Final leg approaches the Sambhar Salt Lake belt, with shifting landscapes becoming wide, minimalistic, and scenic.
• On arrival, check-in and unwind; Get set for Lake Tour.
• Evening Hi-Tea followed by route briefing for the next day.
• Dinner and overnight rest.

Stay: Pushkar • 99 km • 8–9 Hours

• Early morning start with packed breakfast to maximize daylight riding efficiency.
• The first half features long desert plains and flat terrain, allowing riders to enjoy steady cadence and uninterrupted pace.
• Scenic salt-land visuals and distant Aravalli ridgelines accompany the mid-section of the route.
• Refuel stops offering water, electrolytes, seasonal fruits, and energy snacks at fixed intervals.
• Lunch break around mid-day, followed by a mild gradual climb heading toward Pushkar.
• Arrival and check-in to the stay, followed by poolside relaxation, games, and downtime (swimwear recommended).
• Evening Hi-Tea, interactive recap session, and briefing for Day 3.
• Dinner and overnight rest.

Stay: Beawar • 61 km • 6–7 Hours

• Breakfast at the hotel followed by an easy morning rollout.
• Ideal recovery ride featuring smooth rolling surfaces and mild gradients, helping riders rebuild momentum after two longer days.
• Mechanical and hydration support available throughout the route.
• Lunch served before arrival in Beawar.
• Post-ride relaxation time with options for stretch therapy, sports massage, or rest depending on individual preference.
• Hi-Tea gathering and short briefing in the evening.
• Dinner and overnight stay.

Stay: Kamlighat • 88 km • 8–9 Hours

• Early morning departure with packed breakfast to optimize riding comfort and time efficiency.
• Terrain transitions into rolling countryside landscapes with moderate climbs, offering varied elevation and scenic contrast.
• Nutrition stations positioned strategically to support endurance through the shifting gradients.
• Lunch on route; arrival expected by late afternoon depending on pacing.
• Check-in, freshen up, and relax post-ride.
• Hi-Tea session followed by a detailed briefing for next day’s signature climb, focusing on gear management, pacing, elevation profile, and support positioning.
• Dinner served at the stay, and early rest is encouraged.

Stay: Kumbhalgarh • 86 km • 8–9 Hours

• Morning breakfast and rollout into one of the most scenic and rewarding stages of the expedition.
• Route includes dense forest corridors, rolling terrain, and extended gradients leading toward the ascent.
• Mechanical and rider support positioned in steep segments to ensure safety and comfort.
• Lunch served en route at a scenic point.
• Final approach features switchbacks leading into Kumbhalgarh — offering outstanding viewpoints and rewarding progression.
• Check-in followed by rest and optional visit to Kumbhalgarh Fort, known for the world’s second-longest continuous wall after the Great Wall of China.
• Evening Hi-Tea, route

Stay: Udaipur • 85 km • 8–9 Hours

• Breakfast, followed by the final riding stage flag-off.
• Iconic descent from the Aravalli hills with sweeping curves, panoramic valley visuals, and smooth tarmac sections.
• Hydration and snack support zones at proper intervals.
• Lunch mid-route, followed by the last push toward the heritage city of Udaipur.
• Arrival and check-in at a premium stay with time to unwind and reflect.
• Evening Hi-Tea, followed by a dinner marking the completion of the cycling journey.

Stay: Udaipur • Optional Light Ride

• Relaxed breakfast schedule and a slower start to the day.
• Optional short city loop ride or sightseeing visit with curated experiences including lakes, cafés, palaces, and local markets.
• Afternoon free for rest, or exploration at individual pace.
• Evening official closing ceremony, medal handover, group acknowledgements, and dinner.
• Overnight stay.

No Ride • Departure Assistance

• Breakfast at leisure followed by farewell gathering.
• Hotel checkout at standard time with support team assisting travel arrangements.
• Drop-off coordination to railway station or bus terminal or airport.
• Completion of the Tour de Rajasthan — until next expedition.