The 13th edition of Royal Enfield’s Himalayan Odyssey was flagged off from Delhi’s India Gate on the morning of July 9, 2016. The Himalayan Odyssey this year, embarks on a new journey with the debut of Himalayan Odyssey- Women (HO-W), a women’s only edition of the marquee ride. Flagged off from Delhi, the two contingents of over 100 men and women riders will ride on different routes before converging at Leh, Ladakh.
The women’s only ride, staying true to its resolve, will have an all women crew comprising of the service staff, technicians and doctors supporting and assisting the riders throughout the journey. The participants will ride through three mountain ranges and six passes as they make their way to Khardung La, one of the highest motorable roads in the world, situated at an altitude of 18, 380 feet.
The diverse contingent of women participants comprises of riders hailing from the major Indian metropolitan cities along with smaller towns like Tirupur, Bilaspur, Chiitinagar and Kumbakonam. The Odyssey this year, also has international participants from countries like Thailand, Indonesia, Colombia, France and UK to celebrate this ultimate motorcycling adventure.
At the flag-off ceremony held at India Gate, the lamas chanted prayers and blessed the riders. The majestic procession of more than 100 thumping Royal Enfield motorcycles was flagged off by Shaji Koshy, Senior Vice President, Sales, Services and Spares, Royal Enfield.
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