We will travel through areas of great natural beauty, with ancient villages and old forts, rich in culture and wildlife. As we stop along the way, we will experience and enjoy some of the region's unique cultural life, with Performances of traditional dance in Kochor and drumming in Pachar, and sample the region's culinary specialties.

With the exception of a night's stay at The Imperial Hotel in Delhi, 3 nights in forts, and a night in a haveli, a traditional Rajput Villa, our accommodations will consist of tented encampments set up by our support team along the journey route. Riders will average about three to five hours a day of riding at a comfortable pace, stopping for three meals. There will, of course, be ample water for all. In addition to our Relief Rider crew, we will have a support vehicle carrying two medics and a doctor who will accompany our ride on a parallel itinerary.

According to RRI Executive Director, Alexander Souri: "For years, those of us who travel have known the great gift of experiencing new places, encountering new people, and seeing the world in new ways. Relief Riders International now offers travelers the opportunity to return the favor several times over. This time we will bring to those places we visit gifts that really matter."

For more details on this great adventure visit http://www.reliefridersinternational.com or contact:
Relief Riders International
304 Main St, Suite 3-B
Great Barrington, MA 01230
T: 413.329.5876
E-mail: info@reliefridersinternational.com

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