With 2021 being just a few months away, we are all on the lookout for that perfect vacation that can make up for all the places we missed seeing this year thanks to COVID-19. If you, like us, are looking for the adventure of a lifetime then get excited! What if we told you that you can travel from Delhi to London, by road, on the world’s longest bus ride in 2021? Yes, you read that right! Details inside. By Amitha Ameen
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Talk about an epic journey, right? In what would be one of the longest journeys in the world, Adventures Overland, a tourism company based out of Gurugram had announced this herculean journey through their Instagram account. Called ‘Bus to London’, the statement said this is the “first-ever hop-on/hop-off bus service between Delhi, India, and London, United Kingdom.”
The longest and most epic bus journey, which is scheduled to begin in May 2021, this ride will take people from Delhi to London through a whopping 18 different countries and cover roughly 20,000 kilometres during the duration of the trip which will be 70 days in total.
The luxurious and world’s longest bus ride is divided into four major destinations and passengers will get to spend time in exotic countries including Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Latvia, Poland, Czech Republic, Germany, Russia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Belgium, France and the UK.
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While bookings for the world’s longest bus ride have already begun, the organisers have announced that only 20 passengers will be allowed to be a part of the journey. Netizens who came across the viral post on social media could not contain their excitement and shared the same via comments below the post.
This trip could be just the solution for most of us who have been cooped up in our homes for months now owing to the pandemic. But as case numbers are slowly stabilising and travel regulations are easing up, booking a seat on the world’s longest bus ride is definitely on our bucket list. What about you, are you ready to hop on?
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