Record-Holding Rider Nikhil Bothra Embarks on 90-Day Solo Motorcycle Pilgrimage — “Mitti Se Moksha Tak” Ek Bharat Ek Safar

Covering 24,000+ kilometers across all Indian state capitals and union territories (except Andaman & Lakshadweep), the journey includes sacred visits to 12 Jyotirlingas, the Char Dham shrines, and several cultural landmarks. But this isn’t just about distance — it’s a mission rooted in spirituality, cultural pride, and social impact.

From Breaking Records to Breaking Barriers

Known for his record-setting Fastest Golden Quadrilateral Ride (5,769 km in 86 hours, 57 minutes), Nikhil is now chasing something entirely different.

“This is not a trip. It’s a calling. I’m not chasing speed this time — I’m chasing silence, connection, and the soul of India,”
 — Nikhil Bothra

What is “Mitti Se Moksha Tak”?

The name perfectly captures the essence of this journey: from soil to salvation. Through this pilgrimage, Nikhil aims to:

✅ Inspire inner transformation through movement and meditation
 ✅ Promote national unity by embracing cultural diversity
 ✅ Encourage spiritual discipline by minimizing electronic use and wearing traditional attire at sacred sites
 ✅ Advocate responsible riding & sustainable travel

Beyond Spirituality — A Social Mission on Wheels

This expedition carries messages of social responsibility at every stop:

🌱 90 Trees in 90 Days — Planting one tree at every major location
 🚫 Say No to Drugs — Spreading awareness among youth
 🛵 Helmet & Road Safety — Advocating responsible riding

By combining faith with action, Nikhil hopes to inspire individuals to live consciously, ride responsibly, and respect the environment.

The Rider’s Call to the Nation

“I’m just one rider. But if one ride can plant hope, heal faith, and ignite dreams — it’s worth every mile,”
 — Nikhil Bothra

He invites every Indian to follow his journey, support the cause, and plant a tree in their own city as a symbolic gesture of unity.

Follow the Journey

📌 Track updates, stories, and live moments from the road on:

Youtube: Throttle N Explore

Instagram: @nikhilbothra_india

#mittisemokshatak #ekbharateksafar

About Nikhil Bothra

• Indian Book of Records Holder – Fastest Golden Quadrilateral Ride (5,769 km in 86:57 hours)
  
  
• Adventure Motorcyclist & Motivator
  
  

Advocate for responsible riding, sustainability & spiritual living