Udaipur : The eighth edition of the much-anticipated ‘Pedal to Jungle’ event, organized under the aegis of the Green People Committee, is set to take place amidst the natural beauty of Banswara district on December 21 and 22. This adventure promises a thrilling cycling experience through scenic landscapes and lush greenery.
Preparations in Full Swing
To assess the preparations for the event, the committee’s president, Rahul Bhatnagar, along with retired IAS officer Vikram Singh and retired Deputy Forest Conservator Pratap Singh Chundawat, visited Banswara on Thursday. The team inspected various sites, including Chacha Kota, Beneshwar, and the Mahi Dam, to finalize the route map for this adrenaline-filled journey.
Speaking about the event, Rahul Bhatnagar confirmed, “Preparations for the adventure are progressing at a war footing to ensure an unforgettable experience for participants.”
Cycling Amidst Nature’s Splendor
‘Pedal to Jungle’ has grown into a marquee event, drawing nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and cycling aficionados. The chosen routes this year will showcase Banswara’s natural heritage, offering participants a chance to experience its breathtaking landscapes while promoting environmental awareness.
A Call for Adventure Lovers
Mark your calendars for December 21 and 22 to embark on a unique cycling journey through the serene and picturesque locales of Banswara. ‘Pedal to Jungle’ is not just an event but a celebration of nature, adventure, and sustainability. Stay tuned for more updates as the countdown to this thrilling escapade begins!
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