SpiceRoads Cycle
SpiceRoads Cycle
Bangkok, Thailand,
June 21, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Chinese authorities are no
longer issuing entry permits to Tibet to foreigners, effectively closing
Tibet for 2012, and for those interested in Tibetan culture SpiceRoads Cycle
Tours now offers a 10-day cycle tour to rugged and remote Sikkim in northeast
India.
SpiceRoads Cycle Tours has had to cancel two Throughout the ride the Kanchenjunga mountain range of five peaks and includes Kanchenjunga, the third highest mountain in the world with an elevation of 8,586 m (28,169 ft), is ever present, another reminder of the snow-capped peaks of Tibet. The Cycling Sikkim's Tea Trails route is 330 kilometres over six days of cycling and also takes breaks to make a wish at Sikkim's holiest lake, sample tea from local plantations, and ride a toy train in the colonial hill station of Darjeeling. The riding will be strenuous as it will consist of exhilarating descents down into valleys and then climbs up over passes (none higher than 2,100 m). The tour costs US$1,950 with an additional $175 for bike rental. and starts and ends at Bagdgora airport in Contact Information SpiceRoads Co., Ltd Patricia Weismantel +66 (0) 2712 5305 Contact www.spiceroads.com |
WELCOME TO PARADISE ON EARTH. SIKKIM IS A LANDLOCKED HIMALAYAN INDIAN STATE BORDERING CHINA IN THE NORTH,BHUTAN IN THE EAST AND NEPAL IN THE WEST.
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Monday, June 25, 2012
SpiceRoads Cycle Tours Offers Sikkim as Alternative to Tibet
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