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Delhi to London (by road) in 70 days

Adventures Overlandare will soon open bookings for a Delhi to London bus tour, May 2021.

Between the mid-1950s and late 1970s, Hippie Trail was a hit. Groups of people used to pack their bags and travel from Europe to Asia in buses. Now, Gurugram-based travel company Adventures Overland that offers road trips and cross border drives across six continents, is working to replicate that idea with their ‘Bus to London’. This first-ever hop-on/hop-off bus service between India and London will cut through 18 countries, covering 20,000 km in 70 days.

“We tried and tested this route in 2017, 18 and 19, with a 50-day journey from Delhi to London in customers’ self-driven cars. At that time, we got requests from people wanting to travel in leisure. So, we thought of a bus,” says Co-Founder, Sanjay Madan.

A 45-seater bus will be converted into a 20-seater bus with business class seats. The number of buses and journeys will depend on the number of bookings. The ceremonial flagging off will be done from India Gate in Delhi in May 2021, but the actual journey will commence from Imphal as the road route will proceed from Myanmar.

“We will take charge of documentation, paperwork, visas, and permits to ensure that the participants get to completely focus on experiencing the journey. An experienced English speaking local guide will travel with the group to ensure smooth communication,” adds Co-Founder Tushar Agarwal, 39.

Madan and Agarwal met in 2011 when the two had registered their names in the Limca Book of Records. While Madan had become the first Indian to drive to the world’s highest motorable road at Khardung La (5,602 m) in a Tata Nano (626 cc), Agarwal was the first Indian to drive from London to India.

“Since both of us were on the same page, we got together and formed this company in 2012. In 2013, we did several trips, and we went on to make 14 Limca Book Records together,” says Madan. Till date, the duo has taken passionate road trippers to more than 70 countries around the world. And with the Bus to London, they hope add another record.Out of 70 days, 45 days are chalked out for travel and the rest for sightseeing and stay.

Madan, 44, says, “For instance, we will go to France by bus and from there, then cover a distance of 100km out of the total distance of 20,000km in a ferry. The total cost of the one-way trip amounts to `15 lakh per person.”

The duo has not started taking bookings yet. “We are waiting for the new travel guidelines post COVID. The plan is to have one bus but we can make it two buses also, one after the other,” informs Agarwal and Madan adds, “When we start taking bookings, submitting a COVID-19 negative report will be made compulsory.”

Like every other travel firm, the pandemic has impacted their business. “Our last trip was the Winter Drive to Russia in February. After that till now there has been no trip. But, we wanted to do this bus trip, and the lockdown gave us the time to plan it. We are also planning domestic trips to Rajasthan in December. Let’s see how things change by then,” adds a hopeful Agarwal.

On its return journey from London, the bus will be renamed ‘Bus to India’, and participants have the option to join for the entire duration or one or more legs.

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Someone, somewhere once exclaimed, “Please understand, I have been waiting to leave ever since I figured out that there were roads willing to take me anywhere I wanted to go.” And in doing so, encapsulated perfectly the need wanderers feel to just pack those bags, and get out in the open. We, at Adventures Overland , understand and personify this feeling, as there is none other that will partner you so ably in this wonderful world of ours – one winding road at a time. This is where one of our most thrilling and exciting self-driven endeavors, your bid to explore Road to London 2025, comes into play.

This epic India to London road trip cannot be categorized as a mere escapade. It’s an experience that promises to stay with you forever as we set on an adventure where we cover 15000 Kilometres while driving from India to London by road . Set to launch from the city of Gorakhpur in India, the 2024 edition of Road to London will have you cruising through the countries of Nepal, China, Kyrgyzstan , Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Russia , Georgia, Turkey , Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium and France , before coming to a glorious finish in the UK. Driving through these diverse regions during this 65-day expedition will treat your eyes to countless sights of unparalleled beauty, allowing you to explore hidden nooks and crannies, and sample delightful local culinary fare.

The journey truly encapsulates the very essence of life in different parts of the world – an epic India to London road trip adventure awaits.

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Our group embarks on the epic road trip, the ' Road to London 2025 ', from the vibrant city of Gorakhpur in North India, Uttar Pradesh. Meet and greet the organizing team, and bond with fellow road trippers who will be your companions in this exciting journey spanning the next two months. Our journey unfolds as we leave Gorakhpur and cross the border into the stunning Himalayan landscape of Nepal at the town of Bharatpur. Kathmandu, the Nepalese capital and one of the Oldest Continuously Inhabited Places in the World, beckons us next. Amidst its temples and palaces, we'll immerse ourselves, spending a week exploring and luxuriating while fulfilling essential visa formalities for the Road to London. Driving from India to London by road is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that promises unforgettable experiences and we’ll prep ourselves accordingly.

64 Nights / 65 Days

The second week of this incredible India to London road trip dawns in Kathmandu, which we bid adieu to, the following day to cross the border into the picturesque wonder that’s Tibet. Let the crisp mountain air wash over you, as you meander through the stunningly quaint towns of Nyalam and Tingri. En route to Tingri, prepare to be humbled by the colossal magnificence of the Himalayas , as we visit the Everest Base Camp. Crossing the cities of Shigatse, where we also acquire the requisite driving licenses and plates for our India to London road trip , our merry troupe finally zooms towards the Tibetan capital of Lhasa.

On the road to Lhasa, pay your respects at the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery which was founded by the first Dalai Lama. Perched high amidst the mountains, and the nerve center of the Tibetan Buddhist world, Lhasa is a treat for the senses. Revel in the towering grace of Potala Palace - a World Heritage Site, which soars over 380 ft above the Red Hill. Let the spiritual essence of Jokhang Temple overwhelm your senses, as you pay obeisance at this World Heritage Site which comes surrounded by a vibrant, one-way praying route known as Barkhor Street. Gaze in awe upon the towering Mount Everest, sip upon a piping-hot brew, soak in the spiritual serenity of Tibet, click amazing pictures, and create memories to last a lifetime.

The third week of this thrilling road journey begins with our adventurous drivers gearing up to navigate the challenging terrains as we progress on the Road to London drive . Our enthusiastic motorcade heads towards the Tibetan county of Damxung, making a pit stop at the stunning Namtso, also known as Lake Nam. Take a moment to bask in the natural beauty of the Qiangtang Grasslands, home to the famous Wild Yak, as we make our way to Amdo.

Our route then leads us to the city of Golmud, passing through the remarkable Kekexili Nature Reserve, providing a chance to encounter uninhibited wildlife. The latter part of the week commences with our arrival in Dunhuang, Gansu, where we traverse through the awe-inspiring Kunlun Mountains and the mesmerizing salt plains of Qarhan. Qarhan Playa, a sight to behold, is a rich source of valuable salt, minerals, and rare earth reserves.

Upon reaching Dunhuang, immerse yourself in the stark splendor of the Gobi Desert, setting the stage for an entertaining evening to conclude the day. The following day is dedicated to exploring the Mogao Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring 500 temples showcasing majestic Buddhist art. As the week concludes, our group of explorers embarks on the next leg of the India to London road trip, heading towards Turpan in Xinjiang, a region notable for sharing a border with eight countries, including Mongolia, Russia , Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan , Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, as well as India.

We find ourselves embarking on the fourth week of this life-altering road trip. Our journey bids a fond farewell to Turpan, propelling us toward Kuerle, the second-largest city in the Xinjiang region. A restful night renews our spirits for the Road to London 2025 , as our group of adrenaline-seekers once again hits the road in their sturdy SUVs, setting sights on the edge of the Tarim Basin, the city of Aksu.

Get ready to traverse the remarkable Tarim Desert Expressway, showcasing your driving prowess while admiring the vastness of the desert. Aksu, a prominent stop on the India to London road trip is followed by the enchanting, old-world charm of Kashgar, one of the Oldest Continuously Inhabited Places in the World. Amidst the winding alleyways of the Old Town, you'll taste local flavors and catch glimpses of vintage houses and engraved gates.

Venturing further, we'll tackle the historic and incredibly challenging Pamir Glacier Highway, a vital segment of the road to London from India , surrounded by the majestic Pamir Mountains, aptly known as the 'Roof of the World'. As we prepare to push our limits on this iconic route with over 2000 years of history, we cross yet another border, arriving at the Silk Road-era city of Osh in Kyrgyzstan .

Osh, a center for trade, beckons with its expansive bazaar along the Ak-Bura River—a significant point on the Road to London by road map . Don't miss the chance to visit the only World Heritage Site in Kyrgyzstan, Sulaiman Too. As we bid adieu to Kyrgyzstan and prepare to continue our journey on the road to London from India , we head towards the garden city of Fergana in Uzbekistan, marking the end of week four of this incredible India to London by road adventure.

This week is all about discovering the verve and charm of the country that can be aptly described as Central Asia’s biggest draw - Uzbekistan. With Fergana whizzing past in the rearview mirror, our SUVs eat up the miles as we head towards the gorgeous capital city of Tashkent. Meander through the lively chaos at Chorsu Bazaar; revel in the vintage vibe of the Museum of Applied Arts; and seek blessings for your loved ones at the pristinely stunning Minor Mosque.

Next up on the Road to London from India stands one of the most impressive and gorgeous cities that marked the bygone Silk Road - Samarkand. The veritable jewel of Uzbekistan, this spectacular city will leave you spellbound with its attractions like the Registan Square which comes framed on three sides by marvelous madrassas. The other must-visit destination here is the Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum. Intricately detailed and shimmering in varied shades of blue, Gur-e-Amir serves as the final resting place of Turco Mongol conqueror, Timur. The penultimate city on this leg of our trip to London in 2025 is the mesmerizing Bukhara.

Enjoy the structural brilliance of the oldest existing funerary building of Central Asian Islamic Architecture, the Tomb of Ismail Samanid. Soak in the views of the historic Ark of Bukhara - a rambling fortress of immense stature. Step back in time with a visit to the Chor Minor; an iconic gatehouse that forms one part of the World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Bukhara. Having experienced and captured in snapshots the very best the region has to offer, the week concludes with our terrific troupe cruising onwards from Bukhara on the India to London road trip , heading to the city of Khiva.

We are now into week six of this incomparable road adventure. We've traversed lands, marveled at diverse cultures, and etched countless memories into our journey. Leaving Nukus in Uzbekistan, we cross the border into Kazakhstan at Beyneu, a pivotal point on our Road to London 2025 Drive. Our caravan graces the transcontinental city of Atyrau, offering picturesque seascapes near the Caspian Sea for that perfect photo-op. A day of respite follows, allowing exploration of Atyrau's charming lanes.

As we progress into the latter half of the week, we prepare to cross another border, transitioning from Kazakhstan to Russia, a key leg of our India to London road trip. The journey unfolds in the expansive expanse of Russia, commencing in Astrakhan, a city straddling the banks of the formidable Volga River. Savor local delicacies and absorb the unique pace of life in this southernmost Russian outpost.

Week six concludes with our arrival at Budënnovsk, a mid-size town in Stavropol Krai of Russia, marking another significant milestone on our journey. The adventure continues, fueled by the allure of the road and the promise of what lies ahead in our India to London road trip.

A new week is here, ripe with the promise of exploration, revelation, and adventure! We launch into the seventh week of our sojourn with an exciting drive from Budënnovsk towards the picturesque city of Nalchik which sits at an elevation of 1800 ft, on the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains. En route to Nalchik, prepare to be wonderstruck by the sight of the highest peak in Russia and Europe, Mount Elbrus, a dormant volcano that rises approximately 18,510 ft above sea level. Following Nalchik, we will arrive in the lush green village of Verkhniy Fiagdon in North Ossetia-Alania to spend a night of tranquility and peace. Prepare to cross the border into the country of Georgia, as we wave a heartfelt goodbye to Russia and enter the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi.

Tbilisi, a truly cosmopolitan city set in a postcard-pretty valley, boasts an Old Town at its heart hosting some of its most historic attractions. Next up on our Road to London itinerary is the Georgian port city of Batumi, known for its superbly distinctive architecture and sculptural beauty, adding to the allure of this gorgeous seaside destination, often referred to as the ‘Las Vegas of the Black Sea’. We conclude this leg of our road trip par excellence by exiting Georgia and making an entryway into the ever-fascinating Turkey. As we move forward on the Road to London 2024 Drive , our journey continues to unfold, revealing the wonders that lie ahead on this journey as we drive from India to London road by road .

The week begins in Trabzon - a city on the Black Sea coast of northeastern Turkey - from where we will head towards the city of natural wonders Cappadocia, an ancient district in East-Central Anatolia, situated on the rugged plateau north of the Taurus Mountains. The next day, after experiencing a Hot Air Balloon Ride at sunrise, which is undoubtedly the best way to see the incredible Cappadocia landscape, we'll resume our road trip. Later in the day, we will visit the Devrent Valley known as Imagination Valley with its spectacular fairy chimneys and beautiful landscapes, adding another memorable stop to our India to London road trip.

Post Cappadocia, our group of adventurers, fueled by the excitement of the Road to London , will head for the capital city of Istanbul. Urbane, yet infused with an infectious vintage feel, Istanbul is sure to leave an indelible impression on you. A tour of this magical city, along with a luxurious cruise upon the strait of Bosphorus, will bring our Turkish endeavor to a splendid close, readying us for the next leg of our Road to London 2025 drive.

Mid-week sees us crossing the border from Turkey into Greece, a significant progression on our India to London road trip . From Greece, we'll further chart our course passing through the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia. We get a full day in Sofia to decipher the best-kept secrets of this wonderfully varied city, which has a distinctive relaxed vibe to it, making it a memorable stop. Following Sofia, our convoy, still on the Road to London , will cross the border into Belgrade, Serbia, a dream destination for history and antiquity enthusiasts, and an essential segment of our India to London road trip. The capital of Serbia is one of the Oldest Continuously Inhabited Cities in the World, adding a historical and cultural dimension to our journey. Take in the sights of this classical city, as you sit back and enjoy a cruise upon the second longest river in Europe, the Danube, making it a fitting segment of our Road to London 2025 drive.

It's time to take the wheel again and add to those climbing numbers on the odometer. The ninth week of our road trip begins with us exiting Belgrade to crossover into the capital of Hungary, Budapest, as part of the Road to London 2025 . The financial and artistic nerve center of Hungary, Budapest is cosmopolitan, suave, culturally and architecturally blessed, and home to an abundance of natural hot springs, making it a highlight of our journey from India to London by road . Budapest will soon make way for Prague, the capital of Czechia (aka the Czech Republic), continuing our exciting Road to London from India.

A multi-hued cityscape in Prague, displaying Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles of architecture, makes visiting Prague an experience to cherish during our India to London road trip. Post Prague, our fleet of road beasts is ready to cross into the country of Belgium at the capital city of Brussels. Top-notch gastronomical offerings, World Heritage Sites , an art scene to remember, and more earn Brussels a high spot on one's list of must-visit cities of the world.

We have now entered the homestretch, and the anticipation builds as we head towards the last country on our route, before finally arriving in the UK. The Road to London from India has been an incredible journey , and the adventure continues as we inch closer to our destination.

We embark on the final stretch of our journey, beginning with a ferry ride from Calais to the port of Dover in the UK. The anticipation of driving from India to London in 2025, with the Indian flag proudly adorning your vehicle, adds a unique thrill to the experience. The exhilarating road trip, capturing the essence of India to London by road, is a story etched in the memories of every traveler. A delectable farewell dinner awaits, allowing us to reminisce and celebrate this incredible journey. As our vehicles are prepared for the return trip to India , we savor the moments from this unparalleled expedition. 'Road to London 2025' is more than a journey; it's an unforgettable journey that will forever remain a highlight in your collection of cherished memories .

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Adventures Overland offers a unique Road Trip from India to London, as part of which your cars are shipped to Iran and you start the drive from Bandar Abbas to London.

On a Road Trip to London, we drive 4-6 hours on some days and 8-10 hours on others depending on the destination. Total driving hours will range to approx 240-250 hours over a period of 60 days.

Yes, It is possible with Adventures Overland, India’s premium Road Trip Company.

June to August are the summer months for the London Road Trip.

We have carefully scheduled our days to ensure our participants are comfortable. On days we cross borders or have planned activities, the driving hours typically range from 4 to 6 hours. However, they might extend to 8 to 10 hours on certain days, depending on the destination.

We will assist you with Visa arrangements, shipment of vehicles, border crossings, Logistics, and more. This is a fully guided end-to-end road trip experience.

For this journey, it is recommended to have USD/EURO. Our local team will be there to assist you with currency exchange.

We advise you to activate your international roaming before embarking on your journey from India. Additionally, we can assist you in procuring a local SIM as and when needed.

The AO Crew and the local support team will be available to provide assistance in the event of a medical emergency. Typically, all hotels we stay at have a doctor on call to address any medical issues or incidents.

AO Crew and local support team will assist you in taking care of your vehicle.

The driving distance from India to London via China is approx 16000 Km.

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Embark on an extraordinary expedition with Adventures Overland, a journey that epitomizes the spirit of adventure and wanderlust. Since its inception in 2017, the Road to London Drive has become an iconic saga, inviting adventurers to traverse from the heart of India to the vibrant streets of London. As pioneers of this awe-inspiring journey, we have orchestrated over five remarkable seasons, leading more than 100 intrepid travelers on a self-drive journey through the boundless roads and diverse landscapes.

The adventure unfurled with the inaugural season in 2017, venturing through India, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, China, Kyrgyzstan , Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Russia , Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France , and ultimately reaching the United Kingdom . Each subsequent year saw a reprise of this grand expedition, capturing the essence of friendship, adventure, and the thrill of exploration.

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In 2022 and 2023, the route evolved to encompass the captivating landscapes of Iran, Turkey , Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, and once again culminating in the vibrant heart of London. This journey, mirroring the trailblazing route of the previous year, embraced the spirit of continuity, inviting adventurers to rediscover the allure of the road and witness familiar landscapes through a new lens.

For those dreaming of traversing from India to London by road, the Road to London drive offers an exhilarating and transformative adventure. Our meticulously crafted itineraries ensure that every mile of the journey is imbued with discovery, wonder, and shared memories .

Join us as we redefine the boundaries of exploration, one mile at a time, and embrace the legacy of the Road to London drive. Discover the road less traveled, witness the enchantment of the journey, and be part of an adventure that transcends distances and cultures, leaving an indelible mark on your soul.

2017: The Grand Inception

In the year of 2017, the Road to London Drive was born – a grand tapestry of adventure, unity, and discovery. We set forth from the bustling streets of India, embarking on an exhilarating journey that unfolded across 18 countries. As the wheels rolled, travelers experienced the seamless blend of diverse cultures and landscapes. The rugged terrains of Myanmar, the bustling cities of China, the historic Silk Road routes, and the charming European countryside – every mile told a story of resilience and triumph.

Driving through the undulating paths, travelers forged memories etched in time. The friendship among the participants grew, a bond forged by shared adventures and the thrill of conquering new horizons. Camping under the starlit skies, savoring local delicacies, and exchanging stories around campfires – these were the moments that enriched the journey.

2018: An epic sequel

In 2018, the expedition witnessed a grand encore, retracing the paths that had captivated the hearts of many the previous year. The road, familiar yet enthralling, unfurled fresh experiences. The azure hues of the Mediterranean Sea, the serenity of the Balkans, and the majesty of European capitals came alive once more. Participants rekindled friendships and built new ones, their spirit of adventure reignited as they charted the journey.

The road, with all its twists and turns, became a canvas of memories. The laughter shared at roadside cafes, the awe-inspired whispers amidst ancient ruins, and the joy of conquering mountain passes together – all became part of the collective narrative. The expedition wasn’t just a drive; it was a journey, weaving stories of passion and wanderlust.

Destinations brought forth new highlights – the azure beaches of Albania, the enchanting Plitvice Lakes of Croatia, and the timeless beauty of Budapest. Each stop was a chapter in the evolving adventure, an exploration that continued to inspire and shape the course of the journey.

2019: A Journey Reimagined

In 2019, the road whispered familiar tales but with a different melody. The adventure was reimagined, offering fresh perspectives and renewed excitement. The expedition embodied the spirit of continuity and evolution, as the trailblazers journeyed once more through terrains traversed before. The expedition showcased the ever-changing tapestry of landscapes, cultures, and experiences that enlivened the expedition.

The driving experience was enhanced by the vast expanses of the Eurasian continent, from the highlands of Kyrgyzstan to the tranquil beauty of the Baltic region. The road became a place of memories, where seasoned travelers reminisced, and newcomers were awestruck. The bonds formed over campfires grew stronger, and the collective passion for exploration formed an unbreakable bond among the participants.

Destinations once again unfolded their unique charm – the charm of Cappadocia in Turkey , the ethereal beauty of the Norwegian fjords, the regal elegance of Vienna, and the iconic landmarks of London. Each destination held a promise of new experiences and collective wonder, crafting an unforgettable narrative of the journey.

2022: Expanding Horizons

The year 2022 witnessed the expedition embracing new horizons, unfolding an awe-inspiring adventure. The Road to London route was carefully curated, taking explorers through the mesmerizing landscapes and captivating cultures of the Middle East and Europe. The expedition was a testimony to the spirit of discovery, breaking barriers, and conquering uncharted territories.

The driving experience evolved through the rugged terrains of Iran, the stunning landscapes of the Balkans, and the scenic beauty of Northern Europe. The road became a journey of contrast and diversity, a tapestry woven with the threads of adventure and cultural exploration. Each day brought a fresh panorama, a new tale, and a memory to be cherished.

Destinations beckoned with their unique allure – the ancient city of Persepolis in Iran, the historic city of Belgrade, the natural wonders of Finland, and the artistic splendor of Amsterdam. Each stopover was a revelation, a chance to delve deeper into the fabric of the world and create memories that would resonate for a lifetime.

2023: The Adventure Continues

In the vibrant tapestry of 2023, the Road to London drive beckoned once more, offering intrepid travelers the chance to traverse a route that mirrored the splendors of the previous year. The expedition encapsulated the spirit of continuity, inviting adventurers to rediscover the allure of the road.

Driving through the breathtaking landscapes of Iran, Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, and ultimately the UK, participants relished the journey.

The experience of driving through the familiar yet exhilarating roads was enriched by the shared memories of the past year’s journey . The road unfolded a story of adventure, a narrative etched with the laughter of camaraderie and the awe-inspired whispers amidst nature’s marvels.

Destinations once again cast their enchanting spell – the ancient ruins of Persepolis in Iran, the historic landmarks of Istanbul, the surreal beauty of Cappadocia, the charming streets of Prague, and the iconic sights of London. Each stopover was an opportunity to deepen the connection with diverse cultures and create lasting memories.

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A Few Pointers for Your Motor Vehicle

If your vehicle has a good ground clearance and is well-serviced (such that it does not break down in the middle of anywhere), then you should not have a problem. The only catch is that the vehicle should be registered under one of the people undertaking this journey. It is also said that people who use rented cars may have some problems during the entirety of the trip.
Since you will be crossing through the remote areas of Central Asia, China, and Russia where you will probably face some difficulty in getting your car tank filled with petrol, it will be a good idea to carry at the minimum 20-litre jerry can of spare fuel.
Another important aspect that you need to pay attention to is spare parts so that even if your vehicle does face some problem in the middle of nowhere, you are able to change that part and carry on with your journey. These should include the basic tool kit and vehicle parts such as a couple of spare tyres, Fan Belt, Alternator, Extra battery, Bulbs, Air Pump, Wipers, Puncture Repair Kit, etc. Vehicle parts that you think are unique to your vehicle should also be carried so that you are prepared if you don’t end up finding that specific part in the country that you are crossing by.
Also, make sure you hire a reliable vehicle shipping agent in advance so that your vehicle can be shipped back to India as soon as you reach London. The vehicle shipments from the UK to India usually take over a month so it is better if you schedule accordingly.

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Delhi to London Road Trip: A Guide to the Ultimate Adventure

A Delhi to London road trip is an epic adventure that is gaining popularity among travel enthusiasts. The journey covers a distance of approximately 20,000 km and passes through 18 countries. It takes around 70 days to complete the journey, and travelers get to experience diverse cultures, stunning landscapes, and historical landmarks along the way.

The road trip from Delhi to London is not for the faint-hearted. It requires meticulous planning, proper documentation, and a reliable vehicle. However, for those who are up for the challenge, it is an unforgettable experience that offers a unique perspective on the world. From the bustling streets of Delhi to the serene beauty of the Swiss Alps, the journey takes travelers on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and experiences.

Adventurers who take on this journey can expect to encounter a range of challenges, including language barriers, cultural differences, and unpredictable weather conditions. However, the rewards of completing the journey are immeasurable, and travelers often return home with a newfound appreciation for the world and its people.

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Preparing for the Trip

Before embarking on a Delhi to London road trip, there are several things that need to be taken care of. Proper preparation is the key to a successful and enjoyable journey. This section will cover the essential steps that need to be taken before setting off on the road trip.

Obtaining Necessary Documents

The first step in preparing for a Delhi to London road trip is to obtain all the necessary documents. This includes passports, visas, and travel insurance. It is important to ensure that all documents are up to date and valid for the duration of the trip. Failure to obtain the necessary documents can lead to delays and even cancellation of the trip.

Packing Essentials

Packing for a road trip can be a daunting task, but it is essential to ensure that all the necessary items are packed. It is important to pack clothes suitable for the weather conditions along the route. Other essentials include toiletries, medication, and electronic devices. It is also recommended to carry a first aid kit, a map, and a GPS device.

Vehicle Check-Up and Maintenance

Before setting off on a Delhi to London road trip, it is important to ensure that the vehicle is in good condition. This includes checking the brakes, tires, and engine oil. It is also recommended to carry out a full vehicle service before setting off on the trip. This will ensure that the vehicle is in good working condition and reduce the risk of breakdowns or accidents.

In conclusion, a Delhi to London road trip requires proper preparation, including obtaining the necessary documents, packing essentials, and ensuring that the vehicle is in good condition. By taking these steps, travelers can ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.

Route Planning

When planning a road trip from Delhi to London, it’s important to have a clear route in mind. The journey spans across multiple countries and can take up to 70 days to complete. Here are the main sub-sections of the route planning process:

Delhi to Iran

The first leg of the journey takes travelers from Delhi to Iran. This route passes through Pakistan and into Iran. It’s important to note that travelers will need to obtain visas for both Pakistan and Iran before embarking on this leg of the journey. The distance covered during this leg is approximately 2,500 km.

Iran to Turkey

From Iran, travelers will head towards Turkey. This route involves crossing the border into Turkey via the Bazargan border crossing. The distance covered during this leg of the journey is approximately 2,000 km.

Turkey to Greece

From Turkey, travelers will head towards Greece. This route involves crossing the border into Greece via the Ipsala border crossing. The distance covered during this leg of the journey is approximately 1,000 km.

Greece to Italy

From Greece, travelers will head towards Italy. This route involves taking a ferry from the port of Patras in Greece to the port of Brindisi in Italy. The distance covered during this leg of the journey is approximately 1,200 km.

Italy to France

From Italy, travelers will head towards France. This route involves crossing the border into France via the Mont Blanc Tunnel. The distance covered during this leg of the journey is approximately 1,000 km.

France to United Kingdom

From France, travelers will head towards the United Kingdom. This route involves taking the Eurotunnel from Calais in France to Folkestone in the United Kingdom. The distance covered during this leg of the journey is approximately 50 km.

Overall, the route from Delhi to London is an exciting and challenging journey that requires careful planning and preparation. Travelers should ensure they have all necessary visas, documents, and equipment before embarking on this epic adventure.

Delhi To London By Road

A road trip is like a travel none other. And to do that across 17 countries, covering Delhi to London distance by road of 23,700 kilometers in over 95 days is life changing to say the least.

Road trips are unpredictable and unstructured and add to that, the thrill that there are countless amazing destinations waiting to be stumbled upon. To us, the world has always been a large ball of twine, just waiting to be unraveled and what better way to do it than with the wind in your hair and the road ahead of you. Here is our account of Delhi to London by road.

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How It All Started!

Nidhi relaxing on top of the car like a boss

It all began with Women Beyond Boundaries. Women Beyond Boundaries is conceptualized by Nidhi Tiwari and Smita Mazumdar. WBB is a platform to empower women drivers with skills to reach out to other women in far-flung areas, in difficult terrain in order to deliver goods and services.

When Nidhi proposed this crazy expedition from Delhi to London in an Indian car, across 17 countries, we promptly hitched our excitement to hers, packed our bags and jumped into the car. Incidentally, Nidhi was the solo driver for the expedition.

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The Journey Across 17 Countries

Somya and Rashmi while on the way to London

The three of us flagged off from Dhyanchand Stadium on the 23 rd of July 2015 and reached London on the 28 th of October 2015, after having traversed across Myanmar, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium, France and UK.

Rashmi and Soumya on their way to London

The Indian leg was surprisingly the most exciting and adventurous. All went as planned till Manipur. Driving from Kohima to Imphal, we were stuck in the middle of the road due to a strike called at Imphal. The roads were blocked and we could not move further or go back to where we started. So, we were sitting in the car with nowhere to go, watching the protesters pass us by, some with sticks and stones in the hand!

They looked on us curiously wondering what these women were doing on the road. One guy, drunk to his gills, walked up to us and started talking to us. We kept a straight face and humored him by making some polite conversation. He told us all about how we reminded him of his sisters back home, for about 15 minutes and then moved on.

Phew! So we thought to ourselves, this is what we will have to endure for the next 7 hours. Then came another bunch of guys who first passed us by and then came back curiously peering into our car.

One of them told us that it was not safe for us to be sitting in the car during these protest hours and urged us to come to his house where he could organize lunch for us. We were in a dilemma now, to trust or not to trust? Just trusted our instincts and drove behind him to his house.

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To Trust Or Not To Trust

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When we parked the car outside his house, it was a by lane with a small wooden entrance and just as we parked, about 4 guys walked out to check us out. We were now getting slightly panicky! Was it a wrong decision to trust our instincts and follow him? He kept asking us to come inside his house. We asked him where his family was and he urged us to come inside his house yet again.

We stepped into his house with a lot of trepidation only to be greeted by the most welcoming smiling faces of his mother and two sisters. What a relief! From then on, till 7 in the evening, we probably had a wonderful time. His mother cooked the most awesome pork and some authentic Manipuri food for us, after which we went for an off-road drive to a picnic spot by the Sekmai river, he played the guitar for us, sang songs and made us feel so at home and like a part of his family.

The family who helped them in their journey

These were the first of the many people we met en route who went out of their way to help us.

Most Memorable Part

On completing the trip, people always ask us, what was the most memorable part of the trip? Well, the ‘Stans! Driving through the erstwhile silk route was an onslaught to the senses from the quirky to the exotic, Las Vegas meets Purani Dilli.

Deserts, Mountains, High altitude lakes, Lush valleys, this region has it all! Dictators and nomads, yurts and palaces, the soviet detritus and the excitement of a new nation, over a 1000 years of history to explore and we were straining at the leash!

You Are Only A Stranger Till You Say Hello!

We were completely blown over and amazed by the impact that the Indian culture has over this region, particularly Bollywood. It is almost reverential. We got the first taste of this when we crossed over from China to Kyrgyzstan.

Disco Dancing In The ‘Stans

It was quite chilly and we were waiting for the customs to clear our papers. This big and burly officer walks up to us and says, “ Hindustan?” we nod yes and he gives us a big grin and breaks into a gig, singing” Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy”! He then went on to ask us about Mithun Chakraborty!

We never thought we would be having a sign language conversation with a Kyrgyz official about Mithun’s health and acting prowess! And it has been like this throughout central Asia. The moment the locals would figure out we were Indians, they would either start singing or dancing to Mithun’s songs.

At a few places, they would even whip out the mobile phones, play the songs and request us to dance along with them. Dancing to “I am a disco dancer” on Tashkent streets is probably our most bizarre but favorite memory.

The most wonderful family they met on their journey

We have always believed that no one parties like the Punjabis, but believe us, they are not a patch on the Uzbekis. They are tireless. This one time, we were at a restaurant and on the way to the restroom, we passed a table of Uzbeks who were celebrating the birth of a child of one of their mates.

Next thing we know, we were practically kidnapped, boxed in between these people, no way out, gyrating to what? I am a disco dancer! Again!

The most bizarre experience would probably be when the ladies would plonk their kids in our arms and demand to click pictures with them. The experience was unsettling and surreal to say the least.

What’s Was Like Traveling As Women Through Central Asia?

These countries are Muslim, but of a more moderate, open and secular variety than you might find in parts of the Middle East. This combined with Soviet and Russian influence, can make Central Asia feel like the land of paradox. It never felt unsafe and we were treated like royalty. We for one felt like exotic spices on this silk route!

Another most frequently asked question is how easy or difficult it was to get the permit. The process is laborious but doable. Myanmar and china require permits if you plan to drive. Myanmar regulations require that an escort vehicle follows you from entry to exit. The fee included our accommodation and meals.

Also, China requires an English speaking guide in the car for self-drive vehicles. We also had to take care of the food and accommodation of the guide. The best way to go about it is to contact travel agencies in these countries and they would process it for a fee (and it doesn’t come cheap!)

On a journey of this magnitude, the challenges are as much within as outside. But pushing those boundaries was what this expedition was all about.

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A few tips:

Make sure the paperwork and visas are in order before you leave.
If you are planning a road trip, the procurement of visas needs to be a well-choreographed dance, given that some of the countries issue transit visas for a few days only.
The entry, traversing the country and the exit need to be well planned.
Ensure that all the papers are in order. Make sure you have enough number of copies. If stopped by police, preferably show the copies instead of the originals. Especially, Central Asia and Russia.
Diesel was a problem in Uzbekistan in the sense that they didn’t have any! Had to buy in black and adulterated one at that.
Ensure that the basic maintenance of the vehicle is carried out every 5000 kilometers.
Split your money between travel cards and cash.
If traveling in the winter, make sure that you are geared up with enough warm clothing. The cold is brutal. We have the deepest appreciation and respect for Bangalore weather post this expedition.
Lastly, ensure that you pack an open mind and a whole lot of curiosity. Travel is liberating and the learning is immense.

So, next time you plan a trip abroad, we recommend Central Asia. Just get off the plane/car and yell “Mithun Chakraborty” and let the magic unfold!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Delhi To London By Road

Can we go to London by road from India?

Yes, you can definitely travel to London from India by road just like these Indian mothers did. You will have to cross boundaries of 17 countries i.e. 23,7000 km approximately. You would need multiple permits to cross international boundaries. The road trip can be expensive and requires meticulous planning. However, if you do it right, it could be the most epic journey of your lifetime.

Can we go to Russia by road from India?

Yes, you can travel to Russia from India by road but you will require an international driving license and the same permit for your car. It won’t be an easy journey but it will the most amazing road trip of your life. You have to be careful as you will cross countries like Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Kazakhstan. Some of these countries are rampant with terrorism and unrest.

Is there a roadway from America to India?

No, there is no direct roadway from America to India as the two continents are not joined. You will have to cross the oceans to reach America from India or vice versa. It is better to take a flight which is long and an ordeal itself.

Which city is called the London of India?

Mumbai is known as the London of India owing to its architecture and being the financial capital of India. You will even find the weather contrasts between the two cities.

Which country can we visit by road from India?

One can easily go for a road trip from India to Europe, Malaysia, Thailand, Middle East, Myanmar, Bhutan and more after completing all the necessary paperwork.

Can we go by road from India to Dubai?

One can travel by road from India to Dubai and cover the distance of 2196 kilometers depending upon the speed of the vehicle.

Can we go to Singapore by road from India?

Yes, one can easily travel from India to Singapore via the India-Myanmar-Thailand-Singapore highway (AH2).

Can we go to China by road from India?

There is only one way to reach China from India by road and that is bypassing through Nepal via Tibet.

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Do you find driving from Delhi to Gurgaon everyday worthy of a pat on your back? Well, you do. But three women pushed the bar pretty damn high. Rashmi Kapoor, Dr. Saumya Goyal and Nidhi Tiwari share more than just a bond of friendship. With one driver (Nidhi herself), a jeep by Mahindra First Choice (no back up vehicle) and determined spirit, these mid-30 year old mothers pushed through 600 kms everyday and completed the journey of a lifetime by travelling from Delhi to London by road.

Photo of 17 Countries, 97 Days, 3 Mothers Travelled From Delhi To London by Road 1/6 by Sreshti Verma

How they travelled from Delhi to London by road

The journey of 21,477 km, 17 countries and 92 days started in June and came a full circle in December. As they ventured across countries, the three musketeers spread awareness about women empowerment.

Photo of 17 Countries, 97 Days, 3 Mothers Travelled From Delhi To London by Road 2/6 by Sreshti Verma

Nidhi took to the wheels as already specialises in outdoor education, off-the-road jeeping, long-distance and high-altitude driving. She proposed the idea of going Delhi to London by road to her friends and they jumped at the opportunity.

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The journey of Delhi to London by road of Women Beyond Boundaries started in New Delhi, India and went onto Myanmar , China, Kyrgyzstan , Uzbekistan , Kazakhstan , Russia , Finland , Czech Republic, Germany and the United Kingdom.

Photo of 17 Countries, 97 Days, 3 Mothers Travelled From Delhi To London by Road 3/6 by Sreshti Verma

Their jeep in fact become the first Indian vehicle to cross the Arctic Circle.

Putting their resourcefulness to use, Women Without Boundaries approached a few big guns to sponsor their trip making Delhi to London by road possible. With around 30 lacs in budget, their travel was happily sponsored by big guns such as The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Ministry of External Affairs, India, Mahindra First Choice Wheels, Lenovo India and Via.com

Photo of 17 Countries, 97 Days, 3 Mothers Travelled From Delhi To London by Road 4/6 by Sreshti Verma

Unlike driving from Delhi to Gurgaon their only trouble was not a horrendous traffic jam, but forces of nature and society. Rashmi recalls how they were stuck in Imphal for 3 hours due to collapsed bridges in heavy landslide. But like many travellers who explore the goodness of humanity through their travels, Women Without Borders experienced the same.

"When we were stuck due to a landslide in Manipur , the locals offered to help us. We trusted them and stayed with their families and also got to taste home-cooked Manipuri food. The trip reinforced my faith in human goodness."

Photo of 17 Countries, 97 Days, 3 Mothers Travelled From Delhi To London by Road 5/6 by Sreshti Verma

With constant support from friends, family and Indian government, they have an important message to share.

"We wanted to tell the women of the world that such expeditions are possible and that there was nothing to be scared of."

Photo of 17 Countries, 97 Days, 3 Mothers Travelled From Delhi To London by Road 6/6 by Sreshti Verma

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Adventures overland brings the world’s longest bus journey covering 18 countries in 70 days. the journey will start in may 2021 from new delhi and here is how to get yourself registered for the same with all details. we also tell you how much you need to shell out for this epic roadtrip..

Roadtrips are super fun and if you are someone who agrees with the said statement just like us, this piece is for you! In case you want to quench your thirst for a long, really long road trip, well here is your chance to do it. The world’s longest bus journey is set to begin in May 2021 and the journey will start from New Delhi and will conclude in London. Adventures Overland is set to embark on a journey that is sure to cherish the travellers. The bus journey will cover over 20,000 km while crossing as many as 18 countries in a total of 70 days. Now if you have really made up your mind for this journey, you will have to be real quick as only 20 seats are available. Travellers can opt for either a full journey or choose from a total of four legs that include South East Asia (11 nights, 12 days), China (15 nights, 16 days), Central Asia (21 nights, 22 days) and Europe (15 nights, 16 days).

Now coming to the most important part – cost. If you opt for the full monty from Delhi to London, you will have to shell out 15 lakh per person. Yes, such experiences come at a price! On the other hand, if you opt for any one of the four legs, the cost per person ranges between Rs 3.5 lakh to Rs 4.95 lakh. Now coming to the route, the Delhi-London bus journey will start from the National capital in India and will proceed to Myanmar, Thailand, China, Uzbekistan, Russia, Czech Republic, Germany and will finally conclude in London.

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There’s a new bus service planned between India and London: 12,000 miles, 70 days, crossing 18 countries

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Does the "longest bus journey in the world" tickle your fancy? For all you road trip fans, in May 2021, you can spend 70 days in a luxury coach traveling from Delhi to London .

It's the first hop-on, hop-off bus service covering the marathon journey from India to England and will cover 12,000 miles.

Adventures Overland is offering 20 people the chance to take part in this bus odyssey and it will cost roughly $20,000 per person.

A bus is being boarded by a group of travellers, ready to begin their journey.

The journey's start date may be postponed but owners Sanjay Madan and Tushar Agarwal are eager to get cracking.

The website says: "The last few months have altered life for all of us, and the COVID-19 pandemic will continue for a while. Keeping this in mind, we will only start accepting bookings once there is clarity with respect to travel regulations, both locally and internationally."

The bus will depart from Delhi and drive across India before journeying into South East Asia through Myanmar, Thailand and Laos. It will then head to China and Central Asia, before finishing in Europe.

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The luxury coach has Wi-Fi and lots of legroom apparently and don't worry, you won't actually be sleeping on it -- most nights will be spent in four or five-star hotels -- hence the fairly steep ticket price.

While traveling through China passengers will get to meet pandas in Chengdu, walk the Great Wall , visit the Mogao Caves and experience the Gobi Desert.

From there the bus will trundle along the famed Silk Road, crossing into Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Russia is next with stops planned in Astrakhan, Volga and Moscow, as well as a day cruise on the Caspian Sea.

Finally, into Europe, passengers will take in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland before heading to Prague , Frankfurt then Belgium.

After 68 days on the road, passengers will arrive in London for two days of sightseeing and can review all of those new passport stamps.

Included in the cost of the trip are all hotel stays, guides and fees related to visas, immigration, sightseeing and movement permits. Planned meals and daily snacks and drinks are also included in the cost. Click here to find out more about tickets and booking.

Travel Enthusiasts, You'll Soon Be Able To Plan An Epic Road Trip From Delhi To London & Here's How!

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Whenever we’ve thought about travelling abroad, the first thing we think of is booking air tickets to our given destination, but what if we tell you that you can now take a bus right here from Delhi, that will take you all the way to London? Shocked? Well, believe us that this will soon become a reality and that too in just a few months! If you’re curious, read on to know all the juicy deets!

A Journey Of A Lifetime | India is now ready to cover the distance from New Delhi to London by bus very soon and this new luxury facility comes with the easing of India-Myanmar border tensions. Now, you must be taken aback with the thought - India to London by road? Well, trust us, it is not as impossible as it may sound, in fact, it is so much more exciting than just sitting in the plane at one end and getting down at your destination post a few hours, and this trip has come as a great surprise for people who love road trips.

When Adventures Overland announced that soon it will start a road journey for tourists from Delhi to London, we were overjoyed. The service is expected to begin in September 2022 and people who opt for this road trip will travel through 18 countries, covering 20,000 km in 70 days. The tourists on board will spend time in Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France and the UK. How cool is that?

The price for the entire bus trip will cost around 15 lakhs which will include all the services like tickets, visas, and lodging in various countries. To give travellers a comfortable journey, the bus will even have drinking, dining, and sleeping facilities. Having 20 seats, each passenger will be allotted their cabin. A cruise ship will be used to cover the English channels. Further, a ferry will also be used to go from Calle in France to Dover in the UK.

We can’t wait to spend the best time of our life in these dreamy countries and that too in a hop-on/ hop-off bus! What about you?

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This Bus Service Will Take You From Delhi to London Via 18 Countries in 70 days

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This will be the second time in 46 years that people will have the opportunity to travel by bus from Delhi to London.

The entire road trip will cost you Rs 15 lakhs.

For travellers eyeing the ultimate long road trip of a lifetime, Adventures Overland has announced plans to restart its bus service from Delhi to London with the normalisation of movement on the India-Myanmar border.

The service is expected to begin in September this year with the departure of luxury buses offering state-of-the-art facilities from Delhi.

Once the route is finalised, participants in Adventures Overland’s Bus to London initiative will be able to travel to 18 countries over a distance of approximately 20,000 kilometres in 70 days.

The entire road trip will cost you Rs 15 lakhs. The pricing includes all services, such as tickets, visas, and lodging in various countries.

This will be the second time in 46 years that people will have the opportunity to travel by bus from Delhi to London. A similar bus service was unveiled by a British company in 1957 which connected Kolkata to London via Delhi.

The service however was discontinued a few years after the bus met with an accident. After this, a company by the name Albert Tours started a double-decker bus service between Sydney-India-London which continued till 1976 but was stopped due to the internal conflict in Iran and the tensions between India and Pakistan.

The news bus service will bypass all the routes because of which the previous bus services were discontinued. It will now travel to France via Myanmar, Thailand, China, and Kyrgyzstan, rather than Pakistan and Afghanistan. In addition, a cruise ship will also be used to cross the English Channel.

A ferry service will be utilised to transport the bus from Calais, France, to Dover, England, and will take approximately two hours to conclude. The bus will then depart for London.

The bus will have 20 seats and each of the passengers will have their cabin. It will have everything including dining, drinking, and sleeping facilities. You can travel on this bus with all of the necessary documents, including your visa.

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Get ready to enjoy road trip from Delhi to London

It has come as a great surprise for people who love road trips. Adventures Overland announced that soon it will start a road journey for tourists from Delhi to London. The service will begin in 2021. People will travel through 18 countries, covering 20,000 km in 70 days. The tourists onboard will spend time in Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France and the UK.

Journey across 18 countries

The road trip will take in 18 countries, including the Czech Republic, where travellers will get to explore Prague. Unsplash

After Laos the bus will continue on to China. Travellers will then spend 16 days journeying through the sprawling country with planned stops including meeting pandas in Chengdu, walking the Great Wall, visiting the Mogao Caves and driving through the Gobi Desert.

Food is a big part of travel and Adventures Overland will organise meals at local restaurants and cafes in each location, and will provide English-speaking guides to share historical facts and interesting information about each destination.

The UAE was the top-searched destination for travellers in the country in June, showing domestic travel is on the rise. Unsplash

From China, the bus will trundle along the well-trodden route of the Silk Road, crossing into Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. The expedition will then head into Russia, with planned visits to Astrakhan, Volga and Moscow, as well as a day cruise on the Caspian Sea.

The final stage of the journey will take in Europe, starting in the Baltic countries of Latvia and Lithuania, and continuing on to Poland. Travellers will visit the Czech capital of Prague, and Frankfurt in Germany, then drive towards Belgium.

After 68 days on the road, passengers will arrive in London with two days reserved for sightseeing in the UK's capital.

What’s included?

Sightseeing costs are included in the fare, with trips to places like the Great Wall of China on the itinerary. Unsplash

Adventures Overland's owners could set a new world record with the trip, but it won't be their first. The pair are already Guinness World Record holders, having made the longest journey in a foreign country when they travelled 17,107km across Australia in 2013.

London calling

This won't be the first time that Adventures Overland has driven from India to the UK. The company has hosted self-driving expeditions for which people have come together to embark on mass road trips from Delhi to London. However, it's the first time the company will organise the journey by coach. The return leg will set off from England back to India in August 2021.

The 70-day journey will culminate in London. Unsplash

Although the trip looks set to be the first overland bus journey to travel from Delhi to London, it cannot claim the record for being the first tourist bus to travel from India to the UK. That title belongs to the Indiaman bus, which travelled from London to Kolkata and back again in 1957. It had 20 passengers and round-trip fares reportedly cost only £65 (Dh312) per person.

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'The ultimate adventure': Why more Indian travelers are taking extreme road trips

Meenakshi Sai, 51, looks like any other Indian woman, dressed in a saree and sporting a bindi on her forehead.

But unlike many women in her country, she's been driving since she was 18 years old. As of 2020, less than 7% of India's 236 million drivers were women, according to the data website Statista.

"I have been driving since I was legally allowed to and have always enjoyed the freedom it afforded me and the feeling of being independent," said Sai. "After my only daughter went away to boarding school, I had a lot of time on my hands. I started traveling a lot, both solo and with friends."

Sai was one of a team of eight Indians who drove 20,000 km (12,430 miles) across five countries from Coimbatore, India to St. Petersburg, Russia to spread awareness about cervical cancer.

More Indians are taking road trips these days — both within the country and beyond, solo and in groups — as access to better vehicles and better roads grows in the country.

There's also the rise of slow travel. However, Sai took her first road trip back in 2016, before it became a trend.

"I drove to Thailand with a group of 20 people," she said, "from Manipur in India's northeast to Bangkok, which took us 13 days."

Her next big road trip was from India to London, which she called "complicated."

"It took me six months to draw up the itinerary," she said. "It was difficult to find anyone in my own circle of friends and family who had the time or were willing to invest the money in this trip."

In the end, she found two women through social media — one from Mumbai, the other from Pollachi — who were interested in joining her.

Tata Motors sponsored the trip, which stretched for more than 14,900 miles and coincided with the 70th anniversary of India's independence. The journey took 70 days, taking the three women across 24 countries, including Russia, Poland and Uzbekistan.

"We drove around 600 kilometers a day," Sai said. "Many countries had given us date-specific visas so we could not afford to be delayed, even by a few hours."

Road conditions combined with changing weather and altitude levels made the trip difficult, she said — as did the fact that she's vegetarian, which made suitable food options challenging to find in many countries.

"I ate a lot of potatoes and bread in countries like Kyrgyzstan where there was a lot of meat," she said.

Sai now runs an overland driving company that organizes road trips across countries like Namibia, Georgia, Armenia, Nepal and Mongolia.

"Driving through a country is the way to see it, connecting with locals, stopping where you feel like, border crossings, and thriving on uncertainty. I also love the freedom that the open road gives me," she said.

100 road trips, 50 countries

In 2001, Mumbai-based Rishad Saam Mehta, 51, drove from Delhi to the Nubra Valley, an area of Ladakh in northeast India.

"It was my first drive in the high Himalayas, and I didn't know how dangerous and narrow and high the roads were, and the havoc that altitude can play on one physically. It was a lesson learnt the hard way," said the journalist and author.

Since then, Mehta has taken more than 100 road trips across some 50 countries. One really exciting one was the drive from Munich to Mumbai, which lasted two months and covered eight countries, he said.

He also drives different cars, depending on the trip, he said.

"I did a drive in a Ferrari through the Bavarian and Austrian Alps, then a snow drive in Spiti in Northern India in a Toyota Fortuner, then a fall drive in New England in a Ford Bronco," he said. "These were all favorites."

His advice? "There are many great drives around the world, some I come across by chance, some I research beforehand … but the company has to be good, otherwise, it is a disaster," he said.

The 'Great India World Trip'

Tushar Agarwal, a software engineer, drove from London to Delhi in 2010.

He said the journey of 51 days was life-changing and prompted him to resign from his job in London, move back to Delhi, and co-found a company called Adventures Overland with his friend Sanjay Madan in 2012.

"I felt that this was my purpose in life… there was no looking back," said Agarwal.

Today, Adventure Overland is one of India's biggest road trip companies. It organizes curated driving trips across the globe.

Agarwal has traveled to 92 countries and gone on road trips in six continents. His most adventurous trip, called the " Great India World Trip ," is now a 10-episode series on Discovery Channel. Along with his co-founder Madan, the journey took them across six continents and 50 countries, securing them a Guinness World Record for the longest journey by car in a single country for their 10,600-mile trek across Australia.

Traversing beautiful terrains and driving through unknown territory, border crossings and contending with unfamiliar food and inclement weather may not be for everybody.

But as Mehta said, "The sense of freedom and not being shackled to timetables and schedules … and also the spontaneity it affords, makes driving the ultimate adventure."

A travel group from Adventures Overland at Ladakh, India.

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And yes, of course there’s more to it. In addition to the European versions, these are all towns in Ontario, and it was 301 kilometres to drive to all of them. Yes, the route was a bit of fun with the names — Nissan called it the Ariya European Tour — but it was also an interesting road trip and a chance to stretch the Ariya’s electric legs.

What’s the Nissan Ariya all about?

Nissan started its battery journey with the Leaf , the first mass-produced modern electric car when it debuted for 2010. It received a makeover for 2017 and was joined by the Ariya crossover/SUV for 2023.

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The Ariya starts with the Engage FWD with standard battery at $52,998 (all trims qualify for the federal $5,000 “green” rebate, along with any applicable provincial rebates). But one must experience Europe in style, and so I was in the top-trim Evolve+ e-4orce with Platinum+ Package at $69,998. Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) rates it at 428 km, more than enough for my trek through Britain and Europe.

The first leg: Cambridge to Stratford

I set out from Cambridge with my co-driver, Quebec-based auto writer Dominic Boucher. The route was primarily secondary highways, most with a maximum speed of 80 km/h. There were several journalists on the route, and there was a friendly competition to see who could drive the most efficiently. We never held up traffic, but we did employ the habits that work on all vehicles, gas or electric , including accelerating and braking smoothly; looking ahead to anticipate issues, so you’re not sitting behind the stopped truck hoping someone will let you in; and maintaining a steady speed, instead of on-the-throttle, off-the-throttle (which is not only inefficient, but very annoying for your passengers).

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The second leg: Stratford to London

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The end of the journey

There is an Eiffel Tower, but it’s inexplicably in Straffordville, about 70 km south of Paris. It’s also only about seven feet tall, wrapped in Christmas lights in someone’s driveway. Paris itself is a lovely town of about 15,000 people, with a beautiful historic downtown. Our European tour ended at the Dog-Eared Café , so named because it’s a combination coffee shop and secondhand bookstore, where I bought a couple of volumes for my bookshelves.

My co-driver Dominic and I spent equal time behind the wheel, and we ended up in third place for efficiency at 16.9 kWh/100 km, and with 157 km remaining on our battery. It was a tight race, as first and second went to 16.6 and 16.7 kWh, respectively; others came in as high as 20.4 kWh. We couldn’t have done it all in one day between the better-known versions of all those cities, but this closer-to-home version was a fun and fuel-free trip.

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Jil McIntosh graduated from East York Collegiate in Toronto, and then continued her education at the School of Hard Knocks. Her early jobs including driving a taxi in Toronto; and warranty administration in a new-vehicle dealership, where she also held information classes for customers, explaining the inner mechanical workings of vehicles and their features.

Jil McIntosh is a freelance writer who has been writing for Driving.ca since 2016, but she’s been a professional writer starting when most cars still had carburetors. At the age of eleven, she had a story published in the defunct Toronto Telegram newspaper, for which she was paid $25; given the short length of the story and the dollar’s buying power at the time, that might have been the relatively best-paid piece she’s ever written.

An old-car enthusiast who owns a 1947 Cadillac and 1949 Studebaker truck, she began her writing career crafting stories for antique-car and hot-rod car club magazines. When the Ontario-based newspaper Old Autos started up in 1987, dedicated to the antique-car hobby, she became a columnist starting with its second issue; the newspaper is still around and she still writes for it. Not long after the Toronto Star launched its Wheels section in 1986 – the first Canadian newspaper to include an auto section – she became one of its regular writers. She started out writing feature stories, and then added “new-vehicle reviewer” to her resume in 1999. She stayed with Wheels, in print and later digital as well, until the publication made a cost-cutting decision to shed its freelance writers. She joined Driving.ca the very next day.

In addition to Driving.ca, she writes for industry-focused publications, including Automotive News Canada and Autosphere. Over the years, her automotive work also appeared in such publications as Cars & Parts, Street Rodder, Canadian Hot Rods, AutoTrader, Sharp, Taxi News, Maclean’s, The Chicago Tribune, Forbes Wheels, Canadian Driver, Sympatico Autos, and Reader’s Digest. Her non-automotive work, covering such topics as travel, food and drink, rural living, fountain pen collecting, and celebrity interviews, has appeared in publications including Harrowsmith, Where New Orleans, Pen World, The Book for Men, Rural Delivery, and Gambit.

Major awards won by the author

2016 AJAC Journalist of the Year; Car Care Canada / CAA Safety Journalism award winner in 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2013, runner-up in 2021; Pirelli Photography Award 2015; Environmental Journalism Award 2019; Technical Writing Award 2020; Vehicle Testing Review award 2020, runner-up in 2022; Feature Story award winner 2020; inducted into the Street Rodding Hall of Fame in 1994.

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More than 10,000 London black-cab drivers launch £250m Uber lawsuit

Individuals could win £25,000 or more if they are successful in claim Uber broke taxi booking rules

More than 10,500 of London’s black-cab drivers have launched a £250m legal case against Uber, accusing it of breaking the capital’s taxi booking rules and deliberately misleading authorities to secure a licence.

The case, which has been filed in the high court in London by the litigation management firm RGL, resurrects a claim first raised five years ago, related to the way the ride-hailing app operated in London between 2012 and 2018.

Cabbies allege that Uber allowed drivers to take bookings directly from customers rather than through a centralised system such as those used by minicab services, in a direct breach of private hire rules.

They allege Uber was aware of the rules and deliberately misled Transport for London (TfL) about its booking model in order to obtain an operating licence and take business from black-cab drivers.

Uber has denied the allegations and says the claim is unfounded.

The drivers, who are being advised by the law firm Mishcon de Reya, argue in their suit that they faced unfair competition, and lost out on customers and income, as a result.

Garry White, a black-cab driver of 36 years, said: “This claim seeks justice and fair compensation on behalf of cab drivers across London. Uber seems to believe it is above the law and cabbies across London have suffered loss of earnings because of it. It is time they were held to account.”

RGL said that if the cabbies were successful in their claim they could secure more than £250m, with individuals potentially winning £25,000 or more.

An Uber spokesperson said: “These old claims are completely unfounded. Uber operates lawfully in London, is fully licensed by TfL , and is proud to serve millions of passengers and drivers across the capital.”

It marks the latest bout of legal trouble for Uber. In March, the San Francisco-based company reached an A$272m settlement (£142m) to compensate taxi and hire-car drivers who said they lost out when the company “aggressively” moved into the Australian market.

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That class action, which was launched five years ago, was filed on behalf of 8,000 taxi and hire-car owners and drivers, who argued that Uber X launched in Australia with the intention of hurting their business. The suit also alleged that the company used unlicensed cars with unaccredited drivers in a “conspiracy by unlawful means” and misled regulators.

Dale Forwood, a black-cab driver of 12 years, said he hoped the London case would bring justice for local cabbies. “I am delighted to see this claim being filed today and that we will finally have our day in court,” he said. “Having seen for myself the harm that Uber’s unlawful behaviour has caused to hard-working cabbies, I look forward to justice being served.”

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