Glimpse of Bhangarh Ride

That was my second visit to the Bhangarh city in state of Rajasthan. We arranged all stuff on 15th September (1 day prior to commencement of trip) since our plan was to do camping hence arranging raw food, tents, mats and other camping stuff in single day for 8 persons was quite challenging task for me.



We were all set with all stuff by 11pm of 15th September. Then according to schedule we assemble at Dhaula Kuan metro station at 6am of next day (16th September).
Post flag off we took our first halt at ChilaxNrelax 'The Riders Den' cafe in Rewari. Our host and our rider buddy Sarbjeet bro treated us there with mouth watering paranthas and sandwiches. We enjoyed Breakfast along with gup shup and introduction session in the den.
Then we start heading towards Sariska tiger reserve. Enroute we enjoyed panaromic views of Aravali hills, We crossed ethnic villages of Rajasthan. Then we found a suitable place for preparing self cooked lunch in lap of nature surrounded by trees and greenery from all 4 sides.
Post having delicious hand made delicious Biryani we start processing towards Bhangarh city. We were suppose to cover distance of around 45 kms and patch was full of panaromic views of villages and butter like smooth roads of Rajasthan.
Then we finally reach Bhangarh fort at around 8pm and post instaling our tents at distance of just 150 mtrs. from fort gate. we started preparing kababs, chicken curry etc along with gup shup session and it was quite amazing experience.
The real adventure begins - While enjoying drink party we suddenly decided to shift party in front of Fort gate. Then party continued till 2am in front of Bhangarh fort and that experience was something which can't be explained in words.
Then we came back to our base camp for having dinner and sleep.
17th September - We woke up at 6am enjoyed Breakfast at base camp then proceeded towards Bhangarh Fort, to see how it looks like in morning LOL
We enjoyed photography sessions while exploring fort since fort provide panaromic views where no one can stop himself for clicking pics.
Post enjoying fort visit we start heading towards our home town with bunch of memories and new friends.

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