This is an ideal place to start, as it leads directly on to Amravati Road. Time to get in gear and chase down those kilometers!

Kandholi, being halfway on the way to Melghat, is an ideal place to take a break. A plate of crispy Pyaaz ke pakode with tea is a must.

WIth an array of places to visit ,Amravati has alot to offer. A breezy visit to Huriccane point or the Pandit Nehru Botanical gardens, it’s a wonderful place to explore.

Once you clear the city limits, you begin your ascent to Paratwada. At 1200 ft, you will be riding through the Satpuras. Time to test your cornering skills, then! Did you know that it’s only 12km from the borders of Maharashtra AND Madhya Pradesh?

This is the last town before you enter the forest region. Best if you can tank up the fuel and supplies before hitting the forest trail.

Riding on from Ghatang, you are in for some of the toughest and most challenging trails you might have ever ridden on. You will need to take a break at Semadoh, which is a forest camp at the base of the Melghat Tiger Reserve. This area is rich in wildlife, which is wonderful news for the nature lovers among you. Make sure you have the appropriate permissions before proceeding.

You have arrived! Created in 1985, Melghat was declared a tiger reserve and was among the first nine tiger reserves notified in 1973-74 under the project Tiger. Many different kinds of wildlife, both flora and fauna, are found here. From Tigers to endangered species. A night here will take you closer to Nature than ever before!