Himalayan Odyssey 2022 – Returns after 3 years

After 3 years, Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey will return in 2022 and head for Umling La in July. The objective will be “Zero Plastic Waste” and focus on environmental friendliness.

Highlights of RE Himalayan Odyssey 2022

• The group of 70 riders will be divided into two groups on their way from Delhi to Leh which will follow different routes to reach their designated destination.
• Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey will focus on eco-friendliness through a ‘single-use-plastic’ ride.
• Himalayan Odyssey 2022 will tour Umling La, the world’s highest-altitude motorable road (elevation of 5,798.251 m).
• The event will start on 2nd July and end on 18th July 2022.
• Royal Enfield motorcycles will cover a distance of 2,700 km in 18 days.

Royal Enfield has revealed the Himalayan Odyssey 2022 dates. With over 70 riders traversing the majestic Himalayan terrain on Royal Enfield bikes, covering a distance of nearly 2,700 km in 18 days.

This campaign will run from July 2 to July 18, 2022. The 70 riders will be divided into two groups and will ride on two different routes. The campaign will begin in Delhi and end in Leh for both sides, with one conquering the mountains of Ladakh and the other traveling through Spiti. A visit to the Umling La Pass, which is 19,024 feet above sea level, is one of the primary attractions of the expedition.

The company also said that this edition of Himalayan Odyssey will continue to raise awareness about eco-friendliness, to reduce the impact of the Himalayas on the delicate ecosystem of the environment. These days the number of tourists visiting the Himalayas and leaving this beautiful region in disarray is increasing. Those wishing to participate in the ride can register on Royal Enfield’s website.

Royal Enfield’s Focusing On Reducing Waste

Royal Enfield aims to use zero “single-use plastic” this year’s tour by promoting safe, eco-friendly, and responsible travel practices. The bike maker had installed six pure water stations along the route of the previous Himalayan Odyssey in 2019 to curb plastic waste in the form of used water bottles. The initiative was promoted under the hashtag #LeaveEveryPlaceBetter and is expected to happen again this year.