By vishalsonip4 
India, with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, offers some of the most thrilling overlanding experiences. From the snow-clad Himalayas to the arid expanses of Rajasthan, here are Overlanding Adventures in India that will ignite your wanderlust.
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Manali / Leh
A journey that is bound to end as a flexible bond with the mountains, the journey from Manali to Leh is the journey that adventure seekers around the world want to experience. Encounter harsh mountainous desert topography, dusty roads, monasteries and small settlements as you cover a distance of 475 km. The route is open only between June and September as there is snowfall on the high mountain passes at other times.
Coastal Karnataka
Driving from Mangalore to Karwar covers almost the entire western border of Karnataka along with the Arabian Ocean. The relatively unknown coastal stretch is one of the most stunning in India, giving you access to isolated beaches, fishing villages, ancient temples and rainforest areas and surfing spots. Having a cup of tea at a roadside dhaba with the sea breeze in your hair is a simple yet memorable experience.
Chennai to Pondicherry
The East Coast Road from Chennai to Pondicherry is one of the most iconic drives in South India. Developed years ago, this route has been a favorite of weekend travelers from Chennai. As you drive the road runs along the east coast of India, with the Bay of Bengal on your left. Mahabalipuram is an important stop on the way to see the ancient Pallava temples.
Bangalore to Hassan
The Bangalore to Hassan drive promises as much adventure on the road as it does at the destination. On the way from Hassan to the Hoysala Miracle, stop at the Jain temple of Shravanabelagola to see the huge statue of Baahubali. The ride through the rural areas offers a glimpse of the local life and gorgeous views of the rolling fields on either side of the roads.
Jodhpur to Jaisalmer
Cutting across the sandy landscape of Rajasthan, the black tar road passes through the heart of the state. There are spectacular views at every turn as the road winds around misty cliffs and opens up only to sunlit expanses, revealing herds of camels and the shadows of their herders.
[…] The road from Manali to Leh is open from June to September. It is the second highest road in the world, which takes about two days to cover. It’s a stunning drive through rocky moonscapes, small Buddhist villages and heart-stopping valleys. […]