Don’t hesitate to take a flight or train before renting a ride.
The diversified geography of India ensures that there is always a tourist season in some part of the country or the other. It’s wise to explore all possible innovative options. I have friends who’ve transported their Bullet bikes via train from Chennai to Jammu before embarking on the famous Leh-Ladakh-Rohtang-Manali road trip. I know my ride inside out and she knows me! 2. I’ve taken my nine-year-old Santro (lovingly called Gulabo) for many road trips because I trust it more than an SUV. Don’t underestimate the power of potholes some of them have the power to engulf a Tata Nano! Choose your ride carefully and don’t take your Honda City just because you think a Maruti 800 is outdated. You get to experience different and extreme landscapes and road conditions across its vast length and breadth. India presents you with all kinds of terrains. Here’s a list of things you need to remember, chalked out from my personal Indian road trip experiences: 1. All these factors need to be carefully taken into consideration before you take the wheel. In addition to picking out the destinations, there are many other things you must ask yourself like – “what’s the best route to take”, “how are the road conditions”, “will I be able to drive throughout the trip”, “who should I travel with” and many other scenarios. There’s a lot of planning involved and a lot of groundwork to be done before heading out. Contrary to popular belief, a road trip doesn’t mean taking your car out on an impulse and hitting the road instantly.
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