More than just riding, cycling adventures are expeditions that combine exploration, fitness, and formation of unique experiences. From quiet village roads to hard hill climbs, the bicycle offers an alternative way to experience the world. There are many points to
The joy of working out a cycling holiday comes with the spur of choosing the right cycling tour operator to turn that smooth adventure into a stressful trip. The more operators of cycling holidays and bicycle tours are there in
The Himalayas are not just mountains — they are a living, breathing world of culture, history, and unforgettable landscapes. For cyclists, this region offers an unparalleled mix of natural beauty, endurance challenges, and cultural immersion. Whether you ride through Nepal,
Exploring Kerala’s lush landscapes on two wheels has always been a rewarding experience, but now it comes with national recognition. Offbeat Pedals has been featured in The Hindu’s recent travel story on “Five E-Cycling Trails to Take in 2025”, naming
When most travelers imagine the perfect time to visit India, they often think of the winter sun or spring festivals. But those who crave something deeper, wilder, and more elemental know the truth — Kerala’s Western Ghats during the monsoon
Every year in early autumn, Kerala transforms into a vibrant spectacle celebrating its beloved harvest festival, Onam. Scheduled for September 5 (Thiruvonam) in 2025, Onam offers travelers an immersive experience of Kerala’s rich traditions, community celebrations, and spectacular cultural events.
Goa’s fame often revolves around its sunny beaches and lively nightlife, yet beneath the surface lies a vibrant cultural tapestry rarely experienced by casual tourists. As Ganesh Chaturthi (August 27) approaches, Goa reveals its deep-rooted traditions and charming village festivities,
South India’s lush forests shelter some of the world’s most charismatic wildlife—none more majestic than its elephants. In anticipation of World Elephant Day on August 12, we spotlight Kabini, Nagarhole, and Anakulam, premier elephant habitats renowned for extraordinary wildlife experiences
International Tiger Day (July 29) celebrates the conservation of the planet’s most majestic big cat. With India sheltering the majority of the world’s wild tigers (home to more than 75% of the global wild tiger population), a safari through iconic
Father’s Day dawn breaks cool and pine-scented in the Kullu Valley. Sunlight drips through deodar branches as you lace up boots beside your child—matching backpacks ready for a gentle Himalayan trail that promises far more than scenery. In Manali, adventure
Bastille Day is more than a French national holiday; in the seaside town of Pondicherry it is a heartfelt fusion of two identities that have interlaced for over three centuries. Cobblestoned streets shaded by bougainvillea, mustard-yellow villas flying the tricolour,
World Environment Day 2025 is rallying the planet to end plastic pollution, and the clean-up begins with the way we travel. India’s national parks are already answering the call—transitioning to electric safari vehicles, banning single-use plastics and channelling tourism revenue
