Maharashtra-based biker Yogesh Alekari is all set to embark on an exciting journey from Mumbai to London, covering a distance of 25,000 km in 100 days through 24 different nations, crossing three continents.
Yogesh has been an avid biker for the past six to seven years and has covered more than one lakh kilometres in Maharashtra's Gadkile district. He has also biked through Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Cambodia.
Yogesh's journey will begin on May 1, which also happens to be Maharashtra Day. The cost of his trip would be around INR 30 lakh, and he would require visas for many nations, with his bike being shipped as air freight. He has spent his previous four years preparing for this journey, meticulously organising everything, and is excited to embark on this thrilling adventure.
He plans to depart from Mumbai's Gateway of India, travel to Nepal, and then fly to the United Arab Emirates. From there, he intends to ride his bike through Iran, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands, and France before arriving in London. Yogesh will then travel to France again before touring Morocco and Spain. The journey will conclude with a flight from Spain back to India.
Yogesh's ultimate goal is to take a globe tour on his bike, and this journey will be an important milestone in his endeavour. He is excited about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead and is looking forward to experiencing the diverse cultures and landscapes of the different nations he will be visiting.
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