INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Hyderabad resident GV Prasad and his son Rakshit will embark on an epic journey on their bikes next week
The journey will see the pair and four others ride their trusty bikes across 2 continents to promote universal brotherhood.Six riders from
India will assemble in Guwahati next week and ride along the historic silk route to reach their ultimate destination - London
Through the journey, which will take 55 days, the bikers will pass through 16 countries including Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, China,
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan before reaching the UK.In tune with their message of unity in diversity, the riders come from different parts of
India - two from Hyderabad, two from Ahmedabad, one from Jaipur and one from Coimbatore."We are six riders from India including my son
Both of us will start from Hyderabad on 24th April and meet the rest in Guwahati on 28 April
Together we will pass 16 countries and finally reach London after 55 days of travel, out of which 42 days will be for rest," GV Prasad told
news agency ANI.The Hyderabad-based businessman said the aim of the journey is to spread the message of "one world, one family"
During the course of 55 days, the group will make several pit-stops in cities to interact with locals to promote their message of "vasudeva
kutumbakam", which they proudly display on their bikes."Wherever we go, we will try to meet people, sit with the locals
Our riding kilometres per day is very low, about 300-400 kms which we'll cover in in 5-6 hours
In the time available, we will spend with the local people," he told ANI.Recently, a group of women bikers from Hyderabad successfully
completed a similar expedition which saw four of them ride through 15 states in India and six southeast Asian countries
The journey named "Road to Mekong" was backed by Telangana government with an objective to promote tourism
The four female bikers said the ride also gave them an opportunity to talk about women empowerment.Click for more trending news
