Delhi-based marketing executive Ashish Mohan wants to be part of the trip and is trying to convince his boss to give him leave.

'I have joined this company just five months back, but I don't want to miss out on this trip. Hence I am trying to convince my boss to give me leave,' Mohan said.

As this trip allows the riders to put up in forts and resorts, and the roads too are in decent condition, Royal Enfiled is encouraging couples to be a part of this tour.

'All preparations are done and good resorts and forts have been booked to give the riders an experience of a lifetime. It is all about discovering Rajasthan in the lap of luxury,' Dhaliwal said.

'Here roads are a riders' paradise. They won't be tough like roads one faces during the Himalayan Odyssey. It would be a different experience altogether,' he added.

During this trip one would also get the chance to witness Pushkar Mela (fair) and Dhaliwal revealed that it was a deliberate attempt to synchronise the dates of this trip with the fair.

Elaborating on the road trip he said: 'We are avoiding highways during the entire trip and would be taking village roads instead. This means that riders will get to see the real and rich culture of Rajasthan. They will also get to see the wildlife of the state.'

Registrations for this trip are open and entry forms can be downloaded from www.royalenfield.com