The 14th edition of the Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey, under Ride Events, has begun from Delhi. 6 women were also included in 61 bikers, who commenced their journey from India Gate, Delhi to the highest mountain passes in the world.

All these bikers will ride the Royal Enfield and cover 2400 kilometers in 18 days. All these riders will reach Leh on July 12 and then leave for Khardung-la on July 14. They will pass through the route of Kellong and Qaza and reach Narkanda on July 22.

This ride will end on July 23 in Chandigarh. During this time, they will pass through all the dangerous mountain roads.

According to the Royal Enfield - President, Rudratej Singh said, "The Himalayan Odyssey is more to us than a marquee ride event. It represents a clarion call to get on a Royal Enfield and kick-start a lifelong journey towards self discovery. If the Himalayas are our spiritual home, then the Himalayan Odyssey is a pilgrimage to our purpose of kick-starting explorations through pure motorcycling. Each year, we have a growing number of riders that traverse the Himalayas. Our endeavour is to keep doing acts like the Himalayan odyssey that give the uninitiated an inspiration to start riding and nudge our customers/riders to ride more and be the flag-bearers of our type of motorcycling."

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