Kanyakumari to Cape Town: The World’s Most Ambitious Cycling Expedition
No motorcyclist has ever attempted this route, and no cyclist has dared to complete it—until now.
Departing in Aug 2025 | 29 Countries | 35,000 Kilometers | 780 Days of Adventure
From the sacred shores of Kanyakumari to the windswept cliffs of Cape Town, I’m embarking on humanity’s most ambitious cycling expedition. This isn’t just another adventure—it’s a world-first attempt to connect two continents through pure determination, cultural immersion, and the simple power of two wheels
After successfully cycling through 9 countries across Southeast Asia and exploring every corner of India, I’m now ready to push the boundaries of what’s possible. This expedition will traverse 29 nations, covering approximately 35,000 kilometers over 780 days of non-stop adventure
Breaking Barriers in Adventure Cycling
World’s First Attempt: No cyclist has ever completed the Kanyakumari to Cape Town route
Historic Significance: Connecting the southern tips of Asia and Africa by human power alone
Cultural Bridge: Uniting diverse civilizations through personal interaction and storytelling
Route Overview: A Path Forged by Ambition
This route is more than a connection between two distant points—it’s a living testament to what determination and human spirit can accomplish. From the vibrant coasts of Kanyakumari to the legendary cliffs of Cape Town, the journey weaves through vastly different worlds: bustling urban centers, ancient landscapes, and remote wilderness. Each segment of the path was chosen to challenge every limit—crossing soaring mountains in Asia, following historic caravan routes through the Middle East, and tracing the wild, dramatic spine of Africa.
As the line stretches across maps and minds, it brings together unique cultures, histories, and perspectives. Every kilometer draws me closer not just to a destination, but to a deeper understanding of the planet’s rich diversity. With each border crossed, the route becomes a celebration of unity, endurance, and possibility—proving that even the boldest boundaries can be reimagined by the power of a single journey.
The Epic Route
Continental Crossing Plan
Asian Leg (Days 1-210)
India → Nepal → Myanmar → Thailand → Laos → China → Kazakhstan → Uzbekistan → Kyrgyzstan → Tajikistan → Turkmenistan
Middle Eastern Passage (Days 211-420)
Iran → Iraq → Kuwait → Saudi Arabia → Bahrain → Qatar → UAE → Oman → Jordan
African Traverse (Days 421-780)
Egypt → Sudan → Ethiopia → Kenya → Tanzania → Malawi → Zambia → Namibia → South Africa (Cape Town)
Note: This is a sample plan built with hope and vision. Once on the road, anything can happen. Political changes, border closures, and real-time challenges may shift my path. Some countries might be skipped, and new ones might be added. But one thing is certain—I will reach Cape Town.
My Proven Track Record
Previous Adventures That Built My Foundation
Having already conquered an extraordinary cycling journey across 9 countries in Southeast Asia, I bring proven experience to this historic attempt. My adventures span from exploring all Indian states—from Tamil Nadu’s ancient temples to Gujarat’s mesmerizing Rann of Kutch—to achieving international success cycling from Vietnam to Singapore via Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Malaysia. Through deep cultural immersion, I’ve lived with Adivasi communities, participated in vibrant local festivals, and stayed with families across diverse cultures, building bridges of understanding wherever my wheels have taken me. My resilience has been tested and proven through overcoming significant financial challenges, equipment failures, and extreme weather conditions that would deter most adventurers. This journey of determination and perseverance has earned media recognition, with my unique mission being featured across multiple digital and print platforms, establishing credibility for the even greater challenge that lies ahead.
Budget Transparency
Complete Financial Breakdown for Kanyakumari to Cape Town Expedition
Total Expedition Cost: ₹21,26,300 ($25,000)
| Expense Category | Amount (₹) | Percentage | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | 8,44,000 | 39.7% | Hotels, guesthouses, camping across 29 countries |
| Food & Sustenance | 5,06,400 | 23.8% | Daily meals, local cuisine, cooking supplies |
| Emergency Fund | 2,90,000 | 13.6% | Medical emergencies, unexpected delays, equipment replacement |
| Monument & Videography | 1,23,000 | 5.8% | Entry fees, documentation permits, content creation |
| Visa Fees | 1,13,800 | 5.4% | Multiple visa applications across 29 countries |
| Drone Permits | 48,500 | 2.3% | Aerial documentation permissions where legally required |
| Miscellaneous | 50,600 | 2.4% | Communication, internet, unforeseen expenses |
Daily Average: ₹2,726 over 780 days | Complete transparency for all supporters
This daily average encompasses all expedition expenses including visa fees, occasional airplane charges for route adjustments, emergency travel requirements, and every aspect of the 43,500-kilometer journey across 29 countries. No hidden costs—complete financial transparency for all supporters.
Join This Historic Adventure
From the sacred shores of Kanyakumari to the windswept cliffs of Cape Town, I’m embarking on the world’s most ambitious cycling expedition—a route no cyclist has ever dared to complete. This unprecedented 35,000-kilometer journey across 29 countries will span 780 days of pure determination, cultural immersion, and breaking barriers that were once thought impossible. Your support doesn’t just fund an adventure; it enables a historic first that proves extraordinary dreams are achievable with community backing.
Why Your Monthly Support Matters
Your consistent monthly contribution directly funds this world-first cycling expedition from Kanyakumari to Cape Town. Having successfully completed cycling journeys across 9 countries in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Malaysia, I bring proven experience to this unprecedented challenge.
Every monthly subscription helps cover essential expedition costs including accommodation, food, visas across 29 countries, emergency funds, and documentation equipment needed for this 780-day journey.
Ready to support this historic adventure? Choose your monthly subscription level and join me in making cycling history.
