Kolkata2Kutch Roadtrip: A Journey Across India from East to West

After our last Epic Road Trip #Kolkata2Kanyakumari in December 2015 / January 2016 we've been travelling here and there. But the call of the Highways and the incredible places in India has kept us yearning for our next Adventure by Road through this amazing country.

So after some serious planning and mapping and bookings (which seemed to be the toughest, considering it's the peak Tourist Season for India), we've set our sights on the Epic Journey.

We've mapped out the Distances as below but all that changes once you actually are on the road and you improvise your journey, if you see the opportunity to pack in more places on the way.

#Kolkata2Kutch and back

Kolkata - Allahabad : 812 Kms
Allahabad - Lucknow : 200 Kms
Lucknow - Orchha Fort : 233 Kms
Orchha Fort - Jhansi : 18 Kms
Jhansi - Gwalior : 103 Kms
Gwalior Sightseeing : 50 Kms
Gwalior - Ahmedabad : 887 Kms
Ahmedabad - Little Rann : 108 Kms
Little Rann (Sight Seeing) : 88 Kms
Little Rann (Sight Seeing) : 88 Kms
Little Rann - Bhuj : 300 Kms
Bhuj (Sightseeing) Kanjarkot Fort : 378 Kms
Bhuj (Sightseeing) Lakhpat Fort : 192 Kms
Mandvi : 114 Kms
Bhuj - Rajkot : 272 Kms
Rajkot- Gondal : 41 Kms
Gondal - Junagadh : 64 Kms
Junagadh - Somnath : 96 Kms
Somnath - Diu : 86 Kms
Diu - Gir National Park : 83 Kms
Gir - Vadodara : 414 Kms
Vadodara - Mandu : 316 Kms
Mandu - Indore : 87 Kms
Indore - Sanchi : 241 Kms
Sanchi - Jabalpur : 284 Kms
Jabalpur - Bhedghat : 26 Kms
Bhedaghat - Kanha : 160 Kms
Kanha - Sambalpur : 457 Kms
Sambalpur - Kolkata : 566 Kms

We will cover a distance upwards of 7,000 Kms on the 20 Day Road Trip.

So starting 10 December 2017 keep following the posts from all across India right here and on Instagram #Kolkata2Kutch

I'm sure I'll be indulging in some Trainspotting too. So you can check out Indian Train Spotter for some cool pics of Locomotives of the Indian Railways.

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