Malabar Rampage

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MALABAR RAMPAGE entails riding across the Malabar Coast of India (west coast) covering the states of Kerala, Karnataka and the Union Territory of Goa. With a distance of close to 1100 kms (680 miles), the ride encompasses some breathtaking scenic views and historical cities. The pleasant weather during this part of the year, only makes the ride more enjoyable. 

8 Days

Trivandrum to Panaji, 1,100 km

06/04/2024 to 13/04/2024

Max. 25 Teams

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Basic €1350

Hotel Not Included

Standard €2650

Hotel Included

Deluxe €3050

Hotel Included

General Services

Auto Rickshaw
Luggage Truck Service
Medical Kit
Tool Box
Navigational sheet
Event Shirt
Sim Card
On-Rickshaw WiFi
Hotel Package
Breakfast
Airport Pick up
Storage of valuables
Mobile Phone
Road Map
Event Cap
Team T-shirts
Airport Drop

Vehicle Maintenance

Overnight Checkup: Team Pays for Parts and Labor
On the Road Service: Team Pays for Parts and Labor
Breakage: Team Pays for broken parts/fittings

Pimping

Dynamo horn

Deposit: We ask for a 750 Euro deposit on each Rickshaw which may sound pricey but provides ample deterrent against event participants wrapping their new transport around the nearest tree for the sheer hell of it (we have found). The deposit also acts as an expense account for any repairs that need doing along the way that some of our more adventurous packages don’t cover.

General Services

Auto Rickshaw
Luggage Truck Service
Medical Kit
Tool Box
Navigational sheet
Event Shirt
Sim Card
On-Rickshaw WiFi
Hotel Package
Breakfast
Airport Pick up
Storage of valuables
Mobile Phone
Road Map
Event Cap
Team T-shirts
Airport Drop

Vehicle Maintenance

Overnight Checkup: Team pays for Parts, labour free
On the Road Service: Team pays for Parts, labour free
Breakage: Team Pays for Broken parts/fittings

Pimping

Budget entertainment package
Budget painting package
Musical horn
Water bottle holder
DC out 

Deposit: We ask for a 750 Euro deposit on each Rickshaw which may sound pricey but provides ample deterrent against event participants wrapping their new transport around the nearest tree for the sheer hell of it (we have found). The deposit also acts as an expense account for any repairs that need doing along the way that some of our more adventurous packages don’t cover.

General Services

Auto Rickshaw
Luggage Truck Service
Medical Kit
Tool Box
Navigational sheet
Event Shirt
Sim Card
On-Rickshaw WiFi
Hotel Package
Breakfast
Airport Pick up
Storage of valuables
Mobile Phone
Road Map
Event Cap
Team T-shirts
Airport Drop

Vehicle Maintenance

Overnight Checkup: Fully Covered
On the Road Service: Fully Covered
Breakage: Fully Covered

Pimping

Standard entertainment package
Extreme painting package
Musical horn
Water bottle holder
DC out 
Comfortable Seats
New Tyres and Tubes

Deposit: We ask for a 750 Euro deposit on each Rickshaw which may sound pricey but provides ample deterrent against event participants wrapping their new transport around the nearest tree for the sheer hell of it (we have found). The deposit also acts as an expense account for any repairs that need doing along the way that some of our more adventurous packages don’t cover.

What to Expect

In the pleasant weather of April the Malabar Rampage, this superb adventure in India, sees you take the roads in one our trusty auto rickshaws and blaze a trail from the historical and cultural center that is Trivandrum heading North through some of the most breathtaking scenery in the region, passing numerous amazing places and ending up in Goa the jewel of India’s western coast.

Traveling along ancient roads this journey through Southern India will take you by stunning temples and fabulous beaches at speeds that allow you full interaction with the countryside, wildlife and people.
The Malabar Rampage might simply be the best way to see this part of the world, and explore the real India, with time to savor the experience of the most magical country in the world.

Cities visited: Trivandrum, Alleppey, Kochi, Calicut, Mangalore, Murudeshwar, Panaji

  • Check out the second highest statue of Lord Shiva in the world.
  • Visit the 1000 year old Anantheshwara Temple in Udupi.
  • Walk the walls of Bekal Fort, the largest fort in Kerala.
  • Wander through the old Jewish Quarter of Kochi.
  • Explore the Backwaters of Kerala.
  • Admire the Portuguese architecture of Goa’s capital Panjim.
  • Discover world class beaches from Kerala to Goa.
Itinerary

Day 1 (6-Apr-24)Events in Trivandrum

A packed first day sees numerous events in and around the streets of the Kerala state capital all designed to get you into the spirit of the Malabar Rampage and ready to experience India on the road.

Day 2 (7-Apr-24)Practice in Trivandrum

Full instruction in control and maintenance of your three-wheeled steed to make sure you can get where you’re going and understand the unwritten rules of the road in this bustling cityscape.

Day 3 (8-Apr-24)Trivandrum to Alleppey, 190 km

Scoot up the coast to the ancient city of Alleppey riding through the gorgeous city of Kollam next to the Ashtamudi Lake with its famous lighthouse and fort looking out over the Arabian sea at Thangasserry.

Day 4 (9-Apr-24)Alleppey to Kochi, 70 km

A major port city by the Arabian Sea and is part of the district of Ernakulam in the state of Kerala. With a population of 2.1 million, Kochi is the largest city in Kerala.

Day 5 (10-Apr-24)Kochi to Calicut, 180 km

Drive along the shore to Calicut with its famous “Time Tides” sculpture in Manachira Square and the historical treasure trove that is the cultural and spiritual center of the city, the Tali Siva Temple.

Day 6 (11-Apr-24)Calicut to Mangalore, 233 km

Hit the road to Mangalore with its world renowned Kadri Manjunath Temple, the stunning Tannirbhavi Beach and the magical experience to be had at Sammilan Shetty’s Butterfly Park.

Day 7 (12-Apr-24)Mangalore to Murudeshwar, 158 km

Ride on till you get to the home of the Kethapayya Naryan Temple and Netrani Island, Murudeshwar, with its golden beaches and evocative statue park bringing ancient stories to life in epic size.

Day 8 (13-Apr-24)Murudeshwar to Panaji, 188 km

Finish off with a flourish as you cruise into Panaji for the traditional closing ceremony and one of our famous post-event drinks parties in this amazing city in Goa, home to the Tomb of St. Francis Xavier, its Basilica of Bom Jesus and Shantadurga Temple. A truly fitting end to the Malabar Rampage.

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