Vadodara’s Nisha Kumari cycles over 17,000 for 210 days to reach London

After 210 days and covering over 17,000 kilometers, Nisha Kumari and her coach, Nilesh Barot, have successfully reached London, marking the end of their historic cycling journey from Vadodara, India. Along their route, they crossed 16 countries, planted over 1,050 trees, and passionately promoted their message of “Change Before Climate Change.”

Nisha shared her joy on social media, gratitude for the global support she received throughout the journey. She wrote in her post, “This is just the beginning – let’s continue pushing for a greener, sustainable future.”

The journey wasn’t without challenges, as Kumari cycled through diverse weather conditions, including rain and snowfall. Despite the obstacles, she stayed on track with her plan to complete the expedition within 180 to 200 days, arriving in 210 days.

Journey for a cause

Coach Nilesh Barot highlighted the purpose behind their expedition, stating, “This journey was undertaken to raise awareness about global warming under the slogan ‘Change the Climate Change.’ We have committed to planting trees in 200 cities and educating people about the importance of protecting the environment.”

This milestone is a testament to the power of determination and the urgent need to take action for a sustainable future.

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