Milind Soman and Ankita Konwar's Inspiring Cycling Adventure in Kolhapur

Cycling Adventure in Kolhapur

On February 25, in Mumbai, fitness enthusiast and actor-model Milind Soman, along with his wife Ankita Konwar and a group of friends, embarked on an impressive cycling journey covering 55 kilometers uphill to reach an altitude of 3,000 feet at Panhalad in Kolhapur.

The star of 'Four More Shots Please' shared their adventure on social media, posting several photos from their experience.

In his post, Milind wrote, “Today @ankita_earthy, our friends and I cycled 55km with a climb of 3000ft around the hills of Jyotiba temple and the fort of Panhala :) We paid tribute to one of Chhatrapati Shivaji's brave generals, Baji Prabhu Deshpande. I ride only 10-15 times a year, so I cherish every opportunity.”

The images depict Milind cycling on an open road at sunrise, dressed in a navy athletic T-shirt, cycling shorts, helmet, and gloves, showcasing his dedication as he pedals uphill.

Another photo captures the group posing with their bicycles in front of the notable statue of warrior Baji Prabhu Deshpande at the entrance of Panhalad, a hill station in Maharashtra.

In a separate image, Milind proudly lifts his red bicycle above his head in front of the statue.

Milind and Ankita have consistently set fitness benchmarks for their followers. Their lifestyle, which includes marathon running and regular workouts, is often shared through photos and videos, motivating their fans.

Recently, the couple welcomed the year 2026 by setting new fitness goals for their audience.

Ankita shared on social media how they managed to run through three countries in just two days.

Posting numerous pictures from their trip to Budapest, Hungary, she expressed, “Wishing everyone a very happy new year from Budapest! We spent December 30th and 31st in the best way we know.”

She continued, “We ran through three countries in two days, meeting wonderful people along the way! We navigated ice puddles and snow with the cold wind against our faces, but emerged from it a bit stronger.”