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| Mumbai Xpress Autorickshaw Rally 2008 |
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| Date Posted: |
1/7/08 |
| Ending Date: |
1/6/09 |
| Ad ID: |
7423 |
| Location: |
India, Delhi, India |
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| Event Type: |
Race & Rally |
| Organizer: |
Aravind Kumar |
| Contact Person: |
Aravind Kumar |
| Organizer Address: |
admin@indianarc.com |
| Event City: |
All India |
| Event Month: |
August |
| Event Date (dd-mm-yy): |
5th-17th August 2008 |
| Event Venue: |
Chennai to Mumbai |
| Participation Fee (Eg: 2000): |
Not Specified |
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| Description: |
Mumbai Xpress Autorickshaw Rally 2008
This is an opportunity like no other to experience an unbelievable
adventure in India, pushing your levels of endurance, experiencing the
crazy Indian night life along the way in places like Goa, and all the
while knowing it's all for a worthy cause. This is your chance! Let out
that wild and spontaneous side of you, and challenge yourself through
an unbelievable course through India.
Here's what you'll see and do- Your course will lead you along awesome
coastlines, flooded streets, gorgeous mountains, exquisite valleys, and
the omnipresent Indian population. Whilst travelling through
fascinating, intriguing places you will be set physical and
intellectual tasks. Complete them all and you can be crowned the Mumbai
Xpress Autorickshaw Rally 2008 World Champion! The competition for the
crown is always fun and fierce, but it’s the adventure itself that
brings all the participants from around the world together.
Planned route:
The IndianARC MUMBAI XPRESS Rally 2008 will follow an extensive route
through the four states of India – Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Goa, and
Maharashtra. With a dauntless army of fellow adventurers, you will
follow a 13-stage course that will take you over 1900 kilometers
(roughly 1180 miles). Your auto rickshaw will cut through hills,
valleys and beaches, cruising thought the most exotic and scenic places
in the whole Indian countryside.
DAY 1 - Chennai:
Chennai is the automobile capital of India - and aptly – as it is from
here that with an exuberant start the challenge begins for an
unrelenting journey through the west coast of India. Chennai is a
perfect slice of timeless India: a kaleidoscope of moods, rich in the
treasures of history, from temples and shrines to forts and palaces.DAY 2 - Vellore:
After accomplishing your day’s challenge, you will make it to Vellore.
It is the Fort City of Tamil Nadu; Vellore has the blend of rich
heritage and culture representing the ancient Dravidian civilization.
Vellore is renowned for the famous Christian Medical College and
Hospital which attract patients and research scholars from all corners
of the world.
DAY 2- Vellore
After accomplishing your day’s challenge, you will make it to Vellore.
It is the Fort City of Tamil Nadu; Vellore has the blend of rich
heritage and culture representing the ancient Dravidian civilization.
Vellore is renowned for the famous Christian Medical College and
Hospital which attract patients and research scholars from all corners
of the world..
DAY 3 - Bangalore:
The tranquil and picturesque "Garden City of India" with its many
gardens and boulevards is India’s silicon city. Bangalore is the most
hip and happening city in India. It’s the capital of the Indian IT
industry, and of course what is Bangalore without all its Pubs? This is
a town that has well earned its nickname ‘Pub City’, with over 200 Pubs
all over the place. Bangalore is also a popular venue for Western rock
concerts
DAY 4- Hassan:
The tranquil town of Hassan is the oldest town of the Hoysala Empire.
The Hoysalas brought world wide acclaim to the district through their
unique style of architecture. Hassan has recently become a tourist
destination on account of its proximity from Belur, Halebid and
Sravanbelagola. It is a forest-clad, gently hilly region with a heavy
rainfall. Hassan is also sometimes referred to as ‘a poor man's Ooty’.
DAY 5 - Mangalore:
Mangalore is a city of vivid contrasts. On one hand you see narrow
winding streets with cozy, red-roofed houses and on the other there are
lofty coconut trees lining the beautiful beaches. Yakshagana, a
spectacular night long dance-drama with richly clad dancers performing
vibrantly to the beat of drums is unique to Karnataka, and attracts a
lot of international visitors
DAY 6 - Bhatkal:
Bhatkal is a picturesque beach. Bounded by the shimmering sea and
rolling hills, this place is a favourite tourist spot and known for the
gorgeous temple perched on a hillock by the shore. With the roaring sea
to the west, the towering hills to the east and the coconut and areca
groves nearby, the temple attracts a lot of devotees and tourists as
well.
DAY 7 - Karwar:
The beautiful Devabagh Beach in Karwar is said to have inspired Nobel
Laureate Rabindranath Tagore to write his first play. It is easy to see
where his inspiration could have come from - this charming town has a
port that is protected from the harsh winds by five beautiful islands.
It has all the makings of a perfect holiday with gentle waves,
palm-laced beaches, silver sand, and calm, peaceful coves. It is sure
to leave an everlasting impression on your mind.
DAY 8 - Panjim:
Welcome to the ‘paradise of India’! Panjim has beautiful beaches and
always a good reason to party. You will have a day’s rest to revel in
the stunning picturesque setting of the coast. Golden beaches, fairy
tale mansions and churches, wonderful food, and of course, friendly
people – this is a destination that has it all. With beautiful and
scenic locations Panaji invites tourists from all over the world to
explore its charm...
DAY 9 - Malvan:
The rocky terrain of Malvan holds two mighty forts: Sindhudurg and
Padmagad. It is said that there was even an underground route joining
them – maybe you can rediscover the lost passage! Formerly a trading
zone, Malvan is today known for its salt pans, Chinese clay pottery and
the special Malvani cuisine which is quite distinct from Konkan food.
Roam on the seashore collecting shells while soaking in the delicious
smells and sounds of the area. Or simply laze it out…listen to the
sound of the Malvan waves...
DAY 10 - Ratnagiri:
Sandwiched between the Arabian Sea in the west and the Sayhadri or the
Western Ghats range to the east, Ratnagiri has great importance as a
district head quarters and is famous for its delicious Alphanso
mangoes. This place is blessed with some of the finest fruit trees in
the world, and on every street corner and café you will be able to buy
a variety of local preparations. Ratnagiri is an ideal hangout for both
the history and leisure lovers...
DAY 11 - Mahad:
Mahad is famous for its scenic beauty and the splendid views of the
valleys and the sea, which is quite breathtaking on clear days. If you
have no head for heights, try a more modest vantage point with the pony
rides through the lanes of Mahad. It also houses a splendid lake called
Venna Lake where boat rides and fishing are an exhilarating experience.
This also happens to be one of the wettest places on the planet, and
receives more than 6m of rainfall during monsoon...
DAY 12 - Alibagh:
Alibagh is an idyllic town where you can rest your weary feet. It’s a
small town with a beautiful beach and the green hills on the other
side, free of pollution and noise. The rains, greenery, tourist
attractions, peace and even a reliable signal for your cell phone makes
Alibagh a very attractive monsoon getaway. Alibagh is famed for its
fresh air, clean waters and pristine sands..
DAY 13 - Mumbai:
Ancient yet modern, fabulously rich yet achingly poor, Mumbai is India
in microcosm. It is a commercial hub of an old civilization seeking to
find its place in the New World Order. Here you will celebrate the end
of a fabulous journey at a world class hotel. We will enjoy magnificent
final party in the buzzing heart of India...
Contact: admin@indianarc.com
Contact person : Aravind Kumar
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