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MERA BHARAT MAHAN A world of mystery, wonder and spiritual enlightenment that for centuries has drawn traveler’s like a magnet. Like those of tourists you can embark on a journey of discovery in a country with a colorful past, fascinating and awe-inspiring architecture, a rich cultural heritage and warm, friendly people. India has lot to offer the traveler: a range of climates, cuisines, customs- as varied as the terrain. You will find magnificent mountains to conquer, picture-perfect hill stations to relax in, sublime valleys to meander through, deep blue seas, golden beaches, labyrinths of bazaars-myriad colors, sights and sounds that enthrall you. The legendary, royal North; the exotic, spectacular West; the traditional, graceful South; or the mystical fabled East. There are many exciting ways to explore India… India is so vast and has so many wonderful attractions that you can choose your own unique way of experiencing the country. Why not try a theme holiday? India is great place to have your own theme holiday: a Heritage holiday, a Sun-Sand-Surf and Beach holiday, and a Pilgrimage, a Forest and Nature Reserve holiday. In your holiday, you could choose to sample a little of each part of India and travel to all parts of the country, visiting the major tourist spots. Or you could spend your entire holiday in the many attractions of any one zone (North, South, East or West). This way you get to immerse yourself in the culture of the people of that zone. Experience India with Shri Raghavendra Tours Shri Raghavendra Tours (regd) is a premier travel house based in the northern India City of New Delhi. In a short span of under sixteen years, we have grown rapidly to become the preferred travel house of many leading multinational and India Companies for business travel and of thousands of tourists for leisure travel. Through our international tie–ups with travel houses in the United Kingdom, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Hong Kong we serve businessmen and vacationers from three continents on their visit of India. We take care everything you need Traveling in a vast country like India has its own charms and challenges. By taking expert care of EVERY SINGLE ASPECT of your travel in India, we at Shri Raghavendra Tours make sure that you 1
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MERA BHARAT MAHAN A world of mystery, wonder and spiritual enlightenment that for centuries has drawn traveler’s like a magnet.Like those of tourists you can embark on a journey of discovery in a country with a colorful past, fascinating and awe-inspiring architecture, a rich cultural heritage and warm, friendly people.India has lot to offer the traveler: a range of climates, cuisines, customs- as varied as the terrain.You will find magnificent mountains to conquer, picture-perfect hill stations to relax in, sublime valleys to meander through, deep blue seas, golden beaches, labyrinths of bazaars-myriad colors, sights and sounds that enthrall you.The legendary, royal North; the exotic, spectacular West; the traditional, graceful South; or the mystical fabled East.There are many exciting ways to explore India…India is so vast and has so many wonderful attractions that you can choose your own unique way of experiencing the country.Why not try a theme holiday?India is great place to have your own theme holiday: a Heritage holiday, a Sun-Sand-Surf and Beach holiday, and a Pilgrimage, a Forest and Nature Reserve holiday.In your holiday, you could choose to sample a little of each part of India and travel to all parts of the country, visiting the major tourist spots. Or you could spend your entire holiday in the many attractions of any one zone (North, South, East or West). This way you get to immerse yourself in the culture of the people of that zone. Experience India with Shri Raghavendra Tours Shri Raghavendra Tours (regd) is a premier travel house based in the northern India City of New Delhi. In a short span of under sixteen years, we have grown rapidly to become the preferred travel house of many leading multinational and India Companies for business travel and of thousands of tourists for leisure travel.Through our international tie–ups with travel houses in the United Kingdom, Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Hong Kong we serve businessmen and vacationers from three continents on their visit of India.We take care everything you needTraveling in a vast country like India has its own charms and challenges. By taking expert care of EVERY SINGLE ASPECT of your travel in India, we at Shri Raghavendra Tours make sure that you have a wonderful, full-filled holiday. Our service begins when we greet you at the airport and does not end until you take the flight back home. We will comprehensively handle:TRAVEL - all international and domestic ticketing with confirmations, airport transfersLOCAL TRANSPORT – comfortable coaches and chauffeur driven cars.ACCOMMODATION – wide range of hotels, forest lodgesSIGHT SEEING – temple visits, city tours, cruises, hikesYour itinerary is customizedWhile we offer a wide range of popular itineraries, we are always very happy to design a personal itinerary to create your dream holiday. You can:Choose from different destinations – a heritage tour / a honey moon package / a family vacation / an adventure tour Choose from different holiday duration from 5 days to 30 days Choose from different budget – Exclusive to economyYou can also choose to travel with a GroupYou will be in expert hands:Shri Raghavendra Tours has extensive experience in making sure that travelers to India enjoy every minute of their stay. We are committed to providing consistently high quality service to

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every single customer and have established excellent systems and infrastructure to keep this promise.We have Computerized Booking facilities. Well – trained chauffeurs & guides who can suggest attractive bargain opportunities in shopping too. Hotel and transport arrangements are continuously reviewed and are included in our itineraries only if they conform to our standards.

CHALO BHARAT DEKHOAGRA: The home of one of the wonders of the world – The Taj Mahal. The Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan built the Taj in marble in 1675 in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The Agar Fort and Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned city of Emperor Akbar, are other fine examples of the great building skills of the Mughals.AJANTA: The Buddhist Caves of Ajanta predate the Ellora Caves and are justly famous for their radiant paintings. The 29 Caves are cut deep into the steep face of a deep rock gorge. There are some fine sculptures that should be viewed as the prelude to the still more magnificent Ellora sculptures. (Also see Ellora Caves).AURANGABAD: Aurangabad is a base for visitors to the famous Ellora & Ajanta caves. These are all on Buddhist themes and were carved in the 6th – 7th century.BANGALORE: Known as the ‘Garden City’, Bangalore is now the center of the information technology industry in India. Its shopping arcades pubs and discotheques are popular with the young. The 25 feet high statue of Nandi, the Holy Bull at the Bull Temple, the palace of Tipu Sultan, the king of Mysore, who fought the British in 1787 and the sprawling Lalbagh Gardens are other attractions. Attractive shopping includes Kid’s Kemp, reputedly the largest shop in all Asia.BHUBANESHWAR: KNOWN AS Temple Town and Cathedral City due to its many temples in the extravagant Oriyan Style, it is a sprawling, rapidly expanding city. The most notable features of the temples are the soaring towers and the intricate carvings that cover every exposed surface of the temples.BADRINATH: Situated in the lap of Nar-Narayan Parvat, with the towering Neelkanth peak (6,597mt) in the background, Badrinath is one of the most revered Hindu Shrines of India. It has been said that “there were many sacred spots of pilgrimage in the heaven, earth and the other world but neither is there any equal to Badrinath nor shall there be one.”It is believed that to revive the lost prestige of Hinduism and to unite the country in one bond, Adi Guru Sri Shankaracharya built four pilgrimage centers in four corners of India. Among them were Badrikashram in the north, Rameshwaram in the south, dwarkapuri in the west and Jagannath Puri in the east. Badrinath situated at an elevation of 3,133mt is considered to be amongst the most pious.BILASPUR: Overlooking the vast Govind Sager reservoir of the Bhakra Dam, Bilaspur is on the main highway between Chandigarh and Mandi. It has some old and interesting temples. A little ahead of the town is a well-located Restaurant Lake View with a fine outlook over the reservoir.BHARATPUR: Bharatpur was an unusual Kingdom of Rajasthan because it was the only one that was ruled by a dynasty of Jats – peasant sons of the soil – rather than Rajputs. Under its aggressive rulers, the kingdom of Bharatpur became a major military and political force in the 18th and 19th centuries, its armies sweeping the plains of northern India, virtually olds and masters of all they surveyed. However, the history of Bharatpur goes back far, far earlier, to the great ancient kingdom of Matsyadesh that fluorides here around the 5ht century BC. There are several fine archeological remains of this civilization that you can see in the Bharatpur Museum.

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CHAMBA: Chamba town (915m) stands on the Right Bank of the river Ravi. As a former princely state, it is one of the oldest in the country and dates back to the sixth century. It is well known for its splendid architecture and as the base for numerous excursions. It is also a district head quarters.CHIDAMBARAM: The ancient Chola Temple with a gilded roof, tall gateways (or gopurams) and the thousand-pillared hall are the most venerated of Shiva Temples. Here he is represented as Nataraja, the cosmic Dancer.COCHIN: The natural harbor city, called the “Queen of the Arabian Sea” has the quaint Chinese Fishing Nets, testimonial to its maritime links with the Chinese, as well as buildings influenced by its various early visitors – the Arabs, the Jews, the Dutch, the Portuguese and the British. It is the commercial capital of Kerala. A cruise in the beautiful backwaters of Kerala is a must.DELHI: Flamboyant, self – confident Delhi, the capital is actually two cities, New and Old Delhi the capital of Mughal India contains many mosques and monuments from the 12 th to the 19th

century. The British built New Delhi with its numerous historical buildings, gardens and free lined avenues is colorful and cosmopolitan. It is famous for the range of shopping complexes from the up market Haus Khaus Village and Santhushti, to the bargain shopping complexes of Palika Bazaar, Janpath and Sarojini Market. There is shopping to suit all budgets and tastes.DALHOUISE: In western Himachal Pradesh, the hill station as Dollhouse is full of 'Old World' charm and holds lingering echoes of the 'RAJ'. It covers an area of about 14 Esq. and is built on five hills- Kathiog, Potrey, Tehra, Bakrota and Balun. It is named after the British Governor General of the 19th century, Lord Dollhouse. The town's height varies between 1,525m and 2,378m, and varied vegetation pines, deodars, oaks and flowering rhododendron, surround it. Dollhouse has charming colonial architecture, including some beautiful churches. Its location presents panoramic views of the plains - and like a long silver line, the river Ravi twists and turns below Dollhouse. The spectacular snow covered Dhauladhar Mountains are also visible from this enchanting town.DHARMSALA: The high snow clad Dhauladar ranges of the Himalayas from a magnificent backdrop to the hill resort of Dharamshala. This is the principal township of Kangada and overlooks the wide spread of the planes. With the dense pine and deodar forest, numerous streams cool healthy air and attractive surroundings and nearby snow line, Dharamsala has everything for a perfect holiday. It is full of life and yet peaceful. And not surpassingly, the headquarters of His Holiness the Dalai Lama are here.Covering a wide area in the form of a twin settlement, Lower Dharmsala (1380m) is a busy commercial center while Upper Dharamsala (1830m) with the suburbs of McLeodganj and Forsythia, retains a British flavor and colonial lifestyle. The charming church of St.John in the Wilderness is situated here and this is the final resting-place of lord Elgin, a British Viceroy of India during the 19th century. There are also large Tibetan communities who have made this there home.Numerous ancient, temples like Jawlamukhi, Brijeshwari and Chamunda lie on the planes below Dharamshala.ELLORA: The Ellora caves are noted for their sculptures and the “piece de resistance’ is the Kailasa Temple where an annual dance and music festival is held. There are 34 caves with Buddhist, Hindu and Jain temples. Many have elaborate entrance halls to the main shrines. The 12 Buddhist temples are calmly contemplative and denote the first phase of the Ellora caves. The 17 dramatic, impressive Hindu temples are dynamic and energetic. The five Jain temples have exceptionally detailed carvings. (Also see Ajanta Caves).FATEHPUR SIRKI: beautiful mosque contains elements of Persian and Hindu design and is said to be a copy of the mosque at Mecca. The main entrance is through the impressive 54m high Buland Darwaza, the Gate of Victory, constructed to commemorate Akbar’s victory in Gujarat. A Koranic inscription inside its archway quotes Jesus say. The world is a bridge, pass over it but build no house upon it. He who hopes for an hour may hope for eternity’ which seems highly

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appropriate considering the fate of the city. Just outside the gateway is a deep well and, when sufficient numbers of tourists assembler, local daredevils leap from the top of the entrance into the water.GANGOTRI: This sacred shrine, situated at an altitude of 3,200 Mt is the source of the river Bhagirathi. The mountain peaks of shivling, satopanth and Bhagirathi sisters surround it. Accessible by a motorable road, it is one of the most pious Hindu pilgrimages.GANGTOK: Capital to the quaint Mountain State of Sikkim, the name means “high place” and is located in the Himalayas. The setting is spectacular, with quaint wooden buildings. The Tsanlgu lake lies 3750 meters above sea level, meriting its description ‘frozen lake’ much of the year. It is 34 kms east of Gangtok and just 8 kms from the Tibetan border. A two-hour drive from Gangtok offers some of the most spectacular views in the world.GOA: This former Portuguese enclave is renowned for its palm fringed beaches and has a character very different from the rest of India. Gleaming whitewashed churches with Portuguese style facades, lovely, colorful markets all make it an experience not to be missed.BELUR & HALEBID (HASSAN): Home to exquisite temples that are masterpieces in stones. The star shaped pedestal and the walls covered with the perfectly proportioned figures of dancers all musicians of the Chennakesava temple seem about to spring into life any moment. Nearby is Saravanagelagola with the towering statue of the Jain saint Gomateshwara; the 1000-year-old figure is a masterpiece of symmetry.JAIPUR: Jaipur or the “Pink City” is one of the jewel-like cities of Royal Rajasthan with an irresistible flavor of the unique Rajput culture. The city Palace in the center of Jaipur occupies one seventh of its area and houses the Textile and Costume museum with its breathtaking brocade royal garments of pure gold and studded with precious gems. There are also the Arms and Armor Museum and the Art Gallery with its numerous priceless miniatures. The Amber Fort epitomizes the warrior Rajputs, with their martial tradition and love of exquisite architecture. It is Shish Mahal (Place of Mirrors) and Sukh Nivas- a pleasure palace with a marble watercourse to cool he ivory and sandalwood inlaid doors. A romantic rides on a decorated elephant up to the fort and you become as royal as any king of yore.KEDARNATH: The Kedarnath shrine, one of the 12 jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, is a scenic spot situated, against the backdrop of the majestic Kedarnath range. At an altitude of 3,581mt it is a 14km trek from Gaurikund.Kedar is another name of Lord Shiva, the protector and the destroyer. Shiva is considered the embodiment of all passions – love, hatred, fear, death and mysticism that are expressed through his various forms.There are more than 200 shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva in Chamoli district itself; the most important one is Kedarnath. According to legend, the Pandavas after having won over the Kauravas in the Kurukshetra war felt guilty of having killed their own brothers and sought the blessings of Lord Shiva for redemption. He eluded them repeatedly and while fleeing took refuge at Kedarnath in the form of a bull.On being followed he dived into the ground, leaving his hump on the surface. The remaining portions of Lord Shiva appeared at four other places and is worshipped there as his manifestations.The arms appeared at Tungnath, the face at Rudranath, and the belly at Madmaheshwar and his locks (hair) with head at Kalpeshwar. Kedarnath and the four above-mentioned shrines are treated as Panch Kedar.KANCHEEPURAM: The city of a thousand temples in the past is one of the seven most sacred pilgrim centers for the Hindus. Today it has around 126 temples. It is famous for hand – woven silk and cotton fabrics. The rich silk as well as cotton saris are woven in contrasting colors, with traditional and modern motifs and gold threads. Take time to visit one of the weavers and view the fine art almost as tradition bound as in days of yore.

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KHAJJIAR: Other called 'India's Mini Switzerland’; the exquisite of Khajjiar (1960m) has a circumference of about 05kms. Along its fringes, thick forests of deodar climb the slopes. The snow- line rests above these woods and in the center of the glade, do streams that traverse the green carpet feed a small lake. At Khajjiar there is a 12 th century temple dedicated to Khajinag. Within the temple are life-size wooden images of the five Pandava brothers.KHAJURAHO: once great Chandelle capital visitors for the erotic sculptures have singled out this village and its temples. The superb Indo – Aryan architecture of the temples have exceedingly fine and artistic stonework that depict Indian life 1000 years ago and are a joyous celebration of all aspects of life.KODAIKANAL: With the small artificial lake as its focus the fast hill growing resort town of Kodaikanal has lovely views across the waters and into the surrounding woods.KONARK: Protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the great temple of Konark overwhelms the mind by the sheer magnitude of the architect’s imagination. The entire temple has been conceived as a chariot for Surya, the Sun God. The base has 24 gigantic carved stone wheels and seven mighty stone horses haul the chariot. The whole edifice is covered with carvings, sculptures, figures and bas-relief.KINNAUR: About 250kms away from Shimla is the strikingly beautiful district of Kinnaur, where the icy waters of the River Sutlej and its tributaries have carved deep gorges through the high ranges. The landscape varies from the lush green orchards of the picturesque Sangla Valley to the strark magnificence of the Hang rang Valley.Along the valley of the River Baspa, terraced fields surround villages that cling to the steep slopes above the gorge. Higher still, are beautiful Rolling Meadows spiked with iris and wild flowers in spring and dotted with shrubs of rhododendron in varying shade of pink. The massive snow clad ranges that provided a regal dignity to the scene are dominated by the peak of the Kinner Kailash revered by the Kinnauris as the abode of Lord Shiva.KUMARAKOM (KOTTAYAM): A small pretty tourist complex set on the Vembanad Lake. Kottayam, is a beautiful old town chockfull of lovely churches, and clear vistas of the hills beyond? Try the rejuvenating powers of the mystical ayurvedic treatments, which have been tested over the centuries. As you cruise on the rice boat your boatman can whip up a traditional Kerala meal.KULLU: Kullu (1220m) was once known Kulanthpitha ' the end of the habitable world'. Beyond rose the forbidding heights of the Greater Himalayas, and by the banks of the shinning river Beas, lay the fabled 'Silver Valley'.Kullu got its first motor able access only after Independence. The long entries of seclusion have however allowed the area to retain a considerable measure of its traditional charm. Here is the core of an intricate web of numerous valleys each of which Is a visual delight and seems more beautiful than the other.The 'silver valley' has nature's treasures that lie carelessly scattered as flowers on the high meadows. This wealth nestles by every tree in the splendid forests; it bursts forth in the looms and in the fruit of every orchard. Here are riches, which cannot be measured, and echo down the ages with the words of every myth and ancient largest and glow in the warm smiles of its gentlepeople. There is pleasure in every step you take in these enchanted valleys and in every gurgle you hear in the clear mountain streams. LAHAUL: The high Rohtang Pass (3980m), at the top of the Kullu Valley very near Manali, is the main entry point to the stark splendor of Lahaul a part of the district of Lahaul - Spiti. The Manali - Leh Road, one of the highest highways in the world, crosses the subdivision linking Keylong, its headquarters, to Manali.After leaving behind the lush green meadows and orchards of the Kullu Valley, the change in the landscape is dramatic and the road descends from the Rohtang Pass into a landscape of bare hills, steep ridges, cliffs of bare rock, deep ravines and valleys strewn with the moraine left behind by

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receding glaciers. Little villages with their patchwork of green fields, located near gushing streams, provide color and relief to this rather forbidding landscape.Lahaul with its curious mix of Buddhism and Hinduism has fine gompas (monasteries) and temples. The gompas, repositories of Lahaul's rich store of Buddhist art and culture, are the focus of the entire social activity and festivity in the region.MANDI: Mandi at the lower end of the Beas Valley, 760m above sea level, is a 400 years old town strategically located on an old trade route into Tibet. It has picturesque old buildings, narrow streets and colorful bazaars. Mandi is also famous for its beautifully sculpted stone temples of Panchvaktra, Ardhanarishwar, Triloknath and Bhutnath.MADRAS (CHENNAI): The metropolis is the largest of the Southern Indian cities and is a gateway to the South and an ideal point to head off anywhere in peninsular India. It retains much of its cultural and traditional charm. It has some fine examples of the Indo-Saracenic style of buildings and is home to the second longest beach in the world – the Marina. There is also the Cholamandalam Artists Village, the only one of its kind in the world and Kalashetra a famous institute for dance. Numerous temples and Churches dot the city.MANALI: One day, Vaivasvata, the seventh incarnation of Manu found a tiny fish in his bathing water. The fish told him to look after it with devotion for one day it would do him a great service. The seventh Manu cared for the fish till the day it grew so huge that he released it into the sea. Before departing, the fish warned Manu of an impending deluge when the entire world would be submerged and bade him to build a seaworthy ark. When the flood came, Matsuya, the fish - which is regarded as the first avatar of Lord Vishnu, towed to Vaivasvata and the Seven Sages safely. As the waters subsided the seventh Manu's ark came to rest on a hillside and the place was named Manali (2050m) after him.As the earth slowly dried, here arose a place of breath taking natural beauty - which was only appropriate for it was at Manali that life began again. And today this legendary cradle of all human kind is a prime holiday’s destination. There are high mountains surrounded by silent snows and deep boulder strewn gorges. There is thick forest full of cool breezes and bird song. There are fields of wild flowers, small picturesque hamlets and fruit laden orchards.MAHABALIPURAM: This major seaport of the Pallava Dynasty is a wonderful natural Museum displaying the wealth of Pallava temple Architecture and craftsmanship. The 100-year-old lighthouse guided sailors from as far away as Java, Sumatra and China. The world’s largest bas-relief carving, several rock cut temples, the lovely shore temple, a beautiful beach line add to the charm of the seafront. You can pick up sculptures from the artisans who still follow the traditional methods of their ancestors.MADURAI: The Temple City of Maduari is one of the most ancient cities in India. It has one of the most awe inspiring and revered temples, the Meenakshi Amma Temple. The huge complex, with its immense gopurams (tower) and marvelous Hall of thousand pillars, is in the best South Indian tradition. The elaborately carved pillars and sculptures are as overwhelming as the hawkers who litter the temple complex MUMBAI (BOMBAY): The economic powerhouse of India is a gateway to the rest of India with it’s the opulent super rich and the poorest of the poor, Victorian monuments, mega constructions, slums, Mumbai is India to its last stone.MUSSOURIE: Another extremely popular Queen of the Hills.MYSORE: The sandalwood capital is a pleasant, peaceful city is the charming old capital of the Wodeyar Kings. It is justly proud of its magnificent and well-kept palace. Enroute lies Srirangapatanam with the king Tipu Sultan’s beautiful summer palace, the Daria Daulat and Ranganathithu bird sanctuary.OOTY: At an altitude of 7500 ft. the Queen of the Blue Mountains have splendid green downs, lofty hills and pleasant summers. Scenic beauty inviting picnics, treks and boat rides on the lake are attractive options for the visitors.

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PALAMPUR: The Kangra valley, of which PALAMPUR (1249m) is a major’s station, was the "Triagrta" of old. It was one of the leading hill states and was once a part of the kingdom of Jalandara.In local parlance, the word for " Lots of water " is "Pullman". This is what has given Palampur its name and it is water that has given the valley so much of its character. Countless streams and brooks crises-cross the landscape and in their intricate mesh, hold tea gardens and rice paddies. The town came into being when the tea bush was introduced in the 19 th century and Palampur became a focus for the planters. Kangra tea, with its center at Palampur, has been internationally acclaimed since then.To further bless this area with remarkable natural beauty, the Dhauladhar ranges rise dramatically from the earth, just beyond Palampur. The town itself has some interesting colonial architecture and the area around is richly garnished with historical temples and forts - and scores of picturesque hamlets.PONDICHERRY: As one approaches the waterfront and enters the town, which was exclusively French, the architecture is almost identical with that of Southern French towns, particularly along the Mediterranean. Auroville, the City of Dawn has people of different countries living together following the teachings of universal brotherhood and peace preached by Sri Aurobindo the saint and his disciple the Mother. Excellent handmade products are available at their outlet in Pondicherry.PUNE: Most western visitors visit Pune for the Osho Commune International, the ashram of theta Bagman Rajaneesh. It has interesting museums, temple and gardens.PURI: One of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage centers, life revolves around the famous Jagannath Temple whom’s Chariot Festival inspired the word “Juggernaut”. There is an interesting excursion to the village of Raghurajpur (10kms away from Puri), where artists practice patachitra paintings done on specially prepared coated cotton cloth, over which natural colurs are applied. PARWANOO: Along the National Highway 22, as you cross the state border from haryana into Himachal, it is Parwanoo (470m) that welcomes you. A couple of decades ago, this was a sleepy little village and today, it is a pulsating industrial town. Fruit based products and plastics, motor parts and watch components and a whole lot more roll out of parwanoo’s factories. For the tourist, Parwanoo is a convenient base station to see and visit a number of nearby areas.REWALSAR: Lying in a little hollow in the hills, in the vicinity of Mandi, is the lake at Rewalsar with its curious floating islands of reed.It is believed that the Buddhist sage and teacher Padmasambhava departed for Tibet from Rewalsar, to spread the message of Buddha. Buddhist pilgrims come every year to the ancient Nyingmapa monastery on the banks of the lake. There is a temple and the Hindus and Sikhs also hold gurdwara by the lake as it sacred.RISHIKESH: Spiritual haven of the Hindus, it is the base for visits to some of the holiest of Hindu pilgrim centers. It has large yoga center. The Ganga Aarti at the riverbank transports you to a spiritual world as devotional songs waft over the town in the evening breeze.SPITI: A high altitude cold desert, Spiti, lying in the rain shadow of rugged mountain ranges has very little rain and an abundance of snow. It is out of land of fairy tales and fantasies. Stark ranges that seem painted in shades of russets, purple and pink, eroded mountain – Sides strewn with boulders, deep gorges carved out by swift flowing snow-fed streams, are a part of its surrealistic landscape. Small villages of box - like houses along the river valleys, which stand amid lush fields and groves of juniper, poplar and willow, provide splashes of green during the brief summer months. For the rest of the year, Spiti is blanketed with snow and temperatures remain well under zero.Spiti with a strong Buddhist tradition has nearly thirty monasteries or gompas strung along the valley, guardians of a rich cultural heritage that is very cold.

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SUNDERNAGAR: Close to Mandi, Sundernagar (1,174m) is on the edge of a fertile valley. On top of a hill near by are the Sukhdev Vatika and the temple of Mahamaya. A part of the huge Beas - Sutlej Project is located here.SARISKA: The sanctuary is a wooded valley surrounded by barren mountains and contains ruined temples, a fort, pavilions and a palace, besides the wildlife. Project Tiger has resulted in considerable increase in the Tiger Population here. The sanctuary has blue bulls, sambar, spotted deer, and wild boar and has course tigers.SHIMLA: A relic of the British Empire with bandstands, mock Elizabethan houses with exotic names, churches and clubs. Very often you would even be witness to the shooting of a Hindi Movie, as Shimla is a popular locale for outdoor shooting.SRINAGAR: The Switzerland of India is located amidst tranquil lakes where life in the houseboats is like a dream come true. The houseboats are smaller versions of a luxuriously appointed hotel room. The shikara rides and beautiful gardens make it an ideal holiday spot. The loaded apple trees and dried fruits entice you. You can see the creation of cricket bats from the best willows of the valley.THEKKADY: The Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is home to herds of elephants and other animals. Luxuriant coffee, tea, peeper and cardamom plantations sit cheek by jowl with a wild, verdant jungle forming a part of the sanctuary. The animals can be viewed from launches on the lake. The rugged though comfortable forest lodges make it an idyllic interlude.YAMUNOTRI: The shrine of Yamunotri, situated at an elevation of about 3,235 Mt is a point of paramount religious importance for Hindus and an essential pilgrimage. Situated in the direction opposite to Gangotri, the road bifurcates from palace called Dharasu, some where between Rishikesh – Uttarkashi and goes on to Yamunotri. The shrine can also be visited via Mussoorie and Barkot.

ITINERARYTOUR I – KULLU - MANALI

THE TOUR NIGHT HALTDAY 01 ARRIVE BHUTAR MANALIDAY 02 MANALI LOCAL SIGHT SEEING MANALIDAY 03 MANALI / ROHTANG PASS / MANALI MANALIDAY 04 MANALI / MANIKARAN / MANALI MANALIDAY 05 ARRIVE BHUTAR TOUR ENDS

TOUR II – HIMALAYAN MOUNTAINDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI SHIMLADAY 02 SHIMLA LOCAL SIGHT SEEING SHIMLADAY 03 SHIMLA SHIMLA DAY 04 SHIMLA / MANALI MANALIDAY 05 MANALI LOCAL SIGHT SEEING MANALIDAY 06 MANALI / ROHTANG PASS MANALIDAY 07 MANALI / MANIKARAN MANALIDAY 08 MANALI / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR III – SNOW POINTDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI SHIMLADAY 02 SHIMLA LOCAL SIGHT SEEING SHIMLADAY 03 SHIMLA / MANALI MANALIDAY 04 MANALI LOCAL SIGHT SEEING MANALIDAY 05 MANALI / ROTANG PASS MANALIDAY 06 MANALI MANALIDAY 07 MANALI / CHANDIGARH TOUR ENDS

TOUR IV –HIMALAYAN SAFARIDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI SHIMLA

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DAY 02 SHIMLA LOCAL SIGHT SEEING SHIMLA DAY 03 SHIMLA / SARAHAN SARAHANDAY 04 SARAHAN / SANGLA VALLEY SANGLADAY 05 SANGLA / CHITKUL SANGLADAY 06 SANGLA SANGLADAY 07 SANGLA / KALPA KALPADAY 08 KALPA/PUH/NAKO/TABO TABODAY 09 TABO TABODAY 10 TABO / KAZA KAZADAY 11 KAZA KAZADAY 12 KAZA / MANALI MANALIDAY 13 MANALI LOCAL SIGHT SEEING MANALIDAY 14 MANALI MANALIDAY 15 MANALI / CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARHDAY 16 CHANDIGARH / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

DAY V – WHERE THE GOD LIVEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI SHIMLADAY 02 SHIMLA SHIMLADAY 03 SHIMLA / SARAHAN SARAHANDAY 04 SARAHAN / SANGLA SANGLADAY 05 SANGLA / CHITKUL SANGLADAY 06 SANGLA / KALPA SANGLADAY 07 SANGLA / MANDI MANDIDAY 08 MANDI / REWALSAR MANDIDAY 09 MANDI / MANIKARAN BHUTARDAY 10 BHUTAR / MANALI MANALIDAY 11 MANALI / ROHTANG PASS MANALIDAY 12 MANALI MANALIDAY 13 MANLI / CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARHDAY 14 CHANDIGARH / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR VI – HIMALAYN HEIGHTSDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI TIMBER TRAILDAY 02 TIMBER TRAIL / CHAIL CHAILDAY 03 CHAIL / KUFRI KUFRIDAY 04 KUFRI KUFRIDAY 05 KUFRI / TATTAPANI / KARSOG KARSOGDAY 06 KARSOG / BHUTAR HUTARDAY 07 BHUTAR / MANIKARAN / MANALI MANALIDAY 08 MANALI / ROHTANG PASS MANALIDAY 09 MANALI LOCAL SIGHT SEEING MANALIDAY 10 MANALI / CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARHDAY 11 CHANDIGARH / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR VII – TEMPLE TOUR OF HIMACHALDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI SHIMLADAY 02 SHIMLA SHIMLADAY 03 SHIMLA / MANALI MANALIDAY 04 MANALI / ROHTANG PASS MANALIDAY 05 MANALI MANALIDAY 06 MANALI / PALAMPUR PALAMPURDAY 07 PALAMPUR / DHARAMSHALA D’SHALADAY 08 DHARAMSHALA / JWALAJI JWALAJI

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DAY 09 JWALAJI / DALHOUISE DALHOUISEDAY 10 DALHOUISE DALHOUISEDAY 11 DALHOUISE / CHAMBA DALHOUISEDAY 12 DALHOUISE / KATRA KATRADAY 13 KATRA / JAI MATA DI KATRADAY 14 KATRA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR VIII – GOLDEN TRIANGLE - IDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI AGRADAY 02 AGRA / BHARATPUR BHARATPURDAY 03 BHARATPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR IX – JUNGLE SAFARIDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI SARISKADAY 02 SARISKA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 03 JAIPUR / BHARATPUR BHARATPURDAY 04 BHARATPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 05 AGRA AGRADAY 06 AGRA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR X – PALACE OF INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI ALWARDAY 02 ALWAR / SARISKA ALWARDAY 03 ALWAR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR / BHARATPUR BHARATPUR DAY 06 BHARATPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 07 AGRA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XI – BEAS HAWA TAJDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI MANALIDAY 02 MANALI MANALIDAY 03 MANALI / ROHTANG PASS MANALIDAY 04 MANALI / SHIMLA SHIMLA DAY O5 SHIMLA SHIMLADAY 06 SHIMLA / HARIDWAR HARIDWARDAY 07 HARIDWAR / RISHKESH HARIDWARDAY 08 HARIDWAR / AGRA AGRADAY 09 AGRA / BHARATPUR BHARATPURDAY 10 BHARATPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 11 JAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XII – ROYALE RAJPUTANADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI MANDAWADAY 02 MANDAWA BIKANERDAY 03 BIKANER JAISELMERDAY 04 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 05 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 06 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 07 JODHPUR / ROHET ROHETDAY 08 ROHET / KUMBHALGARH K’ GARHDAY 09 KUMBHALGARH / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 10 UDAIPUR U’PURDAY 11 UDAIPUR / KOTA KOTA

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DAY 12 KOTA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 13 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 14 JAIPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 15 AGRA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XIII – GOLDEN TRIANGLE – IIDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI AGRADAY 02 AGRA / FATEHPUR SIRKI JAIPURDAY 03 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XIV – WILD LIFEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI CORBETTDAY 02 CORBETT CORBETTDAY 03 CORBETT / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XV - LURE OF JUNGLEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI JAIPURDAY 02 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 03 JAIPUR / RANTHAMBORE R’ BOREDAY 04 RANTHAMBORE / BHARATPUR B’PURDAY 05 BHARATPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 06 AGRA AGRADAY 07 AGRA / BHADHAVGARH B’GARHDAY 08 BHADHAVGARH B’GARHDAY 09 BHADHAVGARH / KHAJURAHO KHAJURAHODAY 10 KHAJURAHO / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XVI – HEART OF HERITAGEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI JAIPURDAY 02 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 03 JAIPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 04 AGRA AGRADAY 05 AGRA / GWALIOR GWALIORDAY 06 GWALIOR / KHAJURAHO K’RAHODAY 07 KHAJURAHO K’RAHODAY 08 KHAJURAHO / VARANASI VARANSIDAY 08 VARANASI VARANSIDAY 09 VARANASI / KATHMANDU KTMDAY 10 KATHMANDU KTMDAY 11 KATHMANDU / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

XVII – MYSTIC OF SOUTH INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE MUMBAI BANGALOREDAY 02 BANGALORE B’LOREDAY 03 BANGALORE / HASSAN HASSANDAY 04 HASSAN / MYSORE MYSOREDAY 05 MYSORE / CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 06 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 07 CHENNAI / MADURAI MADURAIDAY 08 MADURAI / COCHIN COCHINDAY 09 COCHIN COCHINDAY 10 COCHIN / GOA GOADAY 11 GOA GOADAY 12 GOA GOADAY 13 GOA / MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

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TOUR XVIII – SOUTH INDIA TEMPLE TOURDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI M’ PURAMDAY 02 MAHABALIPURAM / PONDICHERRY P’CHERRYDAY 03 PONDICHERRY / CHIDAMBARAM C’RAMDAY 04 CHIDAMBARAM / KUMBAKONAM K’KONAMDAY 05 KUMBAKONAM / TANJORE TANJOREDAY 06 TANJORE / TRICHY TRICHYDAY 07 TRICHY / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XIX – SOUTHERN SPLENDOURDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / RAMESWARAN IN TRAINDAY 03 RAMESWARAN R’WARANDAY 04 RAMESWARAN / KANYAKUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 05 KANYAKUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 06 KANYAKUMARI / MADURAI MADURAIDAY 07 MADUARI MADUARIDAY 08 MADUARI / KODAIKANAL K’KANALDAY 09 KODAIKANAL K’KANALDAY 10 KODAI KANAL / CHENNAI IN TRAINDAY 11 CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XX – SOUTH INDIA GOLDEN TRIANGLEDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 03 BANGALORE / MYSORE MYSOREDAY 04 MYSORE / OOTY OOTYDAY 05 OOTY OOTYDAY 06 OOTY / COIMBATORE / CHENNAI IN TRAINDAY 07 CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXI – TEMPLE & BEACHES TRAILDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / KODAI ROAD IN TRAINDAY 03 KODAI / ROAD / KODAI KANAL K’KANALDAY 04 KODAI KANAL / MADUARI MADUARIDAY 05 MADUARI MADUARIDAY 06 MADUARI / TRICHY / TANJORE TANJOREDAY 07 TANJORE TANJOREDAY 08 TANJORE / CHIDAMBARAM / PONDICHERRY P’CHERRYDAY 09 PONDICHERRY / MAHABALIPURAM M’BALIPURAMDAY 10 MAHABALIPURAM / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXII – SUN RISE TOUR DAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / MADUARI IN TRAINDAY 03 MADURAI MADUARIDAY 04 MADUARI / KANYA KUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 05 KANYA KUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 06 KANYA KUMARI / KOVALAM / TRIVANDRUM T’DRUMDAY 07 TRIVANDRUM T’DRUMDAY 08 TRIVANDRUM / KUMARAKOM K’KOMDAY 09 KUMARAKOM / THEKKADY THEKKADYDAY 10 THEKKADY / MADURAI / CHENNAI IN TRAINDAY 11 CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

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TOUR XXIII – JUNGLE LIFEDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / MADUARI IN TRAINDAY 03 MADUARI MADUARIDAY 04 MADUARI / THEKKADY THEKKADYDAY 05 THEKKADY / KUMARAKOM K’KOMDAY 06 KUMARAKOM / KOTTAYAM / COCHIN COCHINDAY 07 COCHIN / CHENNAI IN TRAINDAY 08 CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XIV –PALACE DISCOVERYDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 03 BANGALORE / SHARAVANABELAGOLA / HASSAN.HASSANDAY 04 HASSAN / BELUR / HALEBID / HASSAN HASSAN DAY 05 HASSAN / MYSORE MYSOREDAY 06 MYSORE / OOTY OOTYDAY 07 OOTY OOTYDAY 08 OOTY / COIMBATORE / CHENNAI IN TRAINDAY 09 CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXV – BEACHE DAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / BANGALORE B’LOREDAY 03 BANGALORE / GOA GOADAY 04 NORTH GOA SIGHT SEEING GOADAY 05 SOUTH GOA SIGHT SEEING GOADAY 06 GOA GOADAY 07 GOA / BANGALORE B’LOREDAY 08 BANGALORE / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXVI – ELLORADAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / BANGALORE B/LOREDAY 03 BANGALORE / GOA GOADAY 04 NORTH GOA GOADAY 05 SOUTH GOA GOADAY 06 GOA GOADAY 07 GOA / POONA POONADAY 08 POONA / SHIRDI SHIRDIDAY 09 SHIRDI / AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 10 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 11 AURANGABAD / MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 12 MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XVII – INDIA’S SWISSDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / JAMMU JAMMUDAY 03 JAMMU / SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 04 SRINAGAR / GULMARG SRINAGARDAY 05 SRINAGAR / SONA MARG SRINAGARDAY 06 SRINAGAR LOCAL SIGHT SEEING SRINAGARDAY 07 SRINAGAR / KATRA KATRADAY 08 KATRA / JAI MATA DI KATRADAY 09 KATRA / PATNITOP / JAMMU JAMMU

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DAY 10 JAMMU / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDSTOUR XXVIII – POTATO TRAIL

DAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARHDAY 03 CHANDIGARH / PARWANOO PARWANOODAY 04 PARWANOO / CHAIL CHAILDAY 05 CHAIL / KUFRI CHAILDAY 06 CHAIL / SHIMLA CHAILDAY 07 CHAIL / RISHKESH R’KESHDAY 08 RISHKESH / HARIDWAR H’WARDAY 09 HARIDWAR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XIX – FALLS TRAILDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / MUSSORIE MUSSORIEDAY 03 MUSSORIE MUSSORIEDAY 04 MUSSORIE / Dehra Dun / HARIDWAR H’WARDAY 05 HARIDWAR / RISHKESH H’WARDAY 06 HARIDWAR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXX – WAH TAJDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / SARISKA SARISKADAY 03 SARISKA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR / BHARATPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 06 AGRA / JHANSI JHANSIDAY 07 JHANSI / KHAJURAHO K’RAHODAY 08 KHAJURAHO K’RAHODAY 09 KHAJURAHO / JHANSI / NEW DELHI IN TRAINDAY 10 NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXI – DESERT OF RAJASTHANDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / AMBER / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 03 JAIPUR / AJMER / PUSKAR / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 04 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 05 JAISELMER / BIKANER BIKANERDAY 06 BIKANER / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXII – A PIECE OF VENICEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / PUSKAR / AJMER AJMERDAY 03 AJMER / CHITTORGARH UDAIPURDAY 04 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 05 UDAIPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / AMBER / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXIII – CURE FOR SNAKE BITEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / PUSKAR / AJMER AJMERDAY 03 AJMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 04 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 05 JODHPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / AMBER / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

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TOUR XXXIV – JUNGLE SAFARIDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / SARISKA SARISKADAY 03 SARISKA SARISKADAY 04 SARISKA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXV – DESERT CIRCUITDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / BIKANER BIKANERDAY 03 BIKANER / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 04 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 05 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 06 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 07 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 08 JODHPUR / AJMER AJMER DAY 09 AJMER / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 10 JAIPUR / AMBER / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXVI - VAISHNO DEVIDAY 01 ARRIVE JAMMU KATRADAY 02 KATRA / JAI MATA DI KATRADAY 03 KATRA / PATNI TOP / JAMMU JAMMUDAY 04 JAMMU LOCAL SIGHT SEEING TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXVII – KERALADAY 01 ARRIVE COCHIN COCHINDAY 02 COCHIN COCHINDAY 03 COCHIN / GURUVAYOOR COCHINDAY 04 COCHIN / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 05 PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 06 PERIYAR / TRIVANDRUM T’DRUMDAY 07 TRIVANDRUM / KOVALAM T’DRUMDAY 08 TRIVANDRUM T’DRUMDAY 09 TRIVANDRUM TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXVIII – GANGTOKDAY 01 ARRIVE GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 02 GANGTOK / LACHEN LANCHENDAY 03 LACHEN LANCHENDAY 04 LACHEN LANCHENDAY 05 LACHEN / GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 06 GANGTOK / DARJEELING DARJEELINGDAY 07 DARJEELING DARJEELINGDAY 08 DARJEELING / CALCUTTA IN TRAINDAY 09 CALCUTTA CALCUTTADAY 10 CALCUTTA TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXIX – ANDAMAN AND Nicobar IslandsDAY 01 ARRIVE PORT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 02 PORT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 03 P0RT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 04 PORT BLAIR TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXX - THE GREAT GOLDEN TRIANGLEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHI DAY 02 NEW DELHI LOCAL SIGHT SEEING NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRA

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DAY 04 AGRA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXI – THE TRUE RAJASTHANDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 03 AGRA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 06 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 07 UDAIPUR / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 08 JODHPUR / JAISELMER JAISELMER DAY 09 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 10 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 11 JODHPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXII - AQUATIC SOUTH INDIADAY 01 NEW DELHI / COCHIN IN TRAINDAY 02 IN TRAIN IN TRAINDAY 03 COCHIN COCHINDAY 04 COCHIN / KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 05 KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 06 KUMARAKOM / ALLEPPY HOUSE BOATDAY 07 ALLEPPY / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 08 PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 09 PERIYAR / KOVALAM KOVALAMDAY 10 KOVALAM KOVALAMDAY 11 KOVALAM / TRIVANDRUM / NEW DELHI IN TRAINDAY 12 IN TRAIN IN TRAINDAY 13 ARRIVE NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXIII - HERITAGE INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / NEEMRANA NEEMRANADAY 03 NEEMRANA / SARISKA SARISKADAY 04 SARISKA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 07 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 08 JODHPUR / RANAKPUR / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 09 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 10 UDAIPUR / CHITTORGARH CHITTORDAY 11 CHIITORGARH / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 12 JAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXIV - GLIMPSE OF NORTH INDIA DAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 03 AGRA / JHANSI / KHAJURAHO KHAJURAHODAY 04 KHAJURAHO KHAJURAHODAY 05 KHAJURAHO / VARANSI VARANSIDAY 06 VARANSI VARANSIDAY 07 VARANSI / NEW DLHI IN TRAINDAY 08 ARRIVE NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

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TOUR XXXXV – HEART OF INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / UDAIPUR IN TRAINDAY 03 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 04 UDAIPUR / RANAKPUR RANAKPURDAY 05 RANAKPUR / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 06 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 07 JODHPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 08 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 09 JAIPUR / BHARATPUR B’PURDAY 10 BHARATPUR / FATEHPUR SIKRI / AGRA AGRADAY 11 AGRA / JHANSI / KHAJURAHO K’RAHODAY 12 KHAJURAHO K/RAHODAY 13 KHAJURAHO / VARANSI VARANSIDAY 14 VARANSI / SARNATH VARANSIDAY 15 VARANSI VARANSIDAY 16 VARANSI / KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 17 KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 18 KATHMANDU / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXVI – GLIMPSES OF INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / HYDERABAD IN TRAINDAY 03 HYDERABAD HYDERABADDAY 04 HYDERABAD / BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 05 BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 06 BANGALORE / MYSORE MYSOREDAY 07 MYSORE MYSOREDAY 08 MYSORE / OOTY OOTYDAY 09 OOTY OOTYDAY 10 OOTY / COCHIN COCHINDAY 11 COCHIN COCHINDAY 12 COCHIN / KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 13 KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 14 KUMARAKOM / COCHIN / CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 15 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 16 CHENNAI / NEW DELHI IN TRAINDAY 17 IN TRAIN IN TRAINDAY 18 ARRIVE NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXVII –INDIAN WILD LIFEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / RANTHAMBORE RANTHAMBOREDAY 03 RANTHAMBORE / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR / BHARATPUR BHARATPURDAY 05 BHARATPUR / FATEHPUR SIKRI / AGRA AGRADAY 06 AGRA / BANDHAVGARH IN TRAINDAY 07 BANDHAVGARH B’GARHDAY 08 BANDHAVGARH / KANHA KANHADAY 09 KANHA KANHADAY 10 KANHA / NAGAR / NEW DELHI IN TRAINDAY 11 NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXVIII - THE HIMALAYAN TREASURE

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DAY 01 ARRIVE KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 02 KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 03 KATHMANDU / POKHARA POKHARADAY 04 POKHARA POKHARADAY 05 POKHARA / KATHMANDU TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXIX – DESERT CIRCUITDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / MANDAWA MANDAWADAY 03 MANDAWA / BIKANER BIKANERDAY 04 BIKANER / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 05 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 06 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 07 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 08 JODHPUR / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 09 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 10 UDAIPUR / PUSHKAR PUSHKARDAY 11 PUSKAR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 12 JAIPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 13 AGRA / DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXX – INDIA NEPAL TOURDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 04 UDAIPUR / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 05 JODHPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 07 AGRA / KHAJARAHO K’RAHODAY 08 KHAJARAHO / VARANSI VARANSIDAY 09 VARANSI VARANSIDAY 10 VARANSI / KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 11 KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 12 KATHMANDU KATHMANDUDAY 13 KATHMANDU / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXI – FORT & PALACEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 03 AGRA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR / BIKANER BIKANERDAY 06 BIKANER / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 07 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 08 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 09 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 10 JODHPUR / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 11 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 12 UDAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXII – SCULPTURAL EXPRESSIONDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 03 AGRA / KHAJARAHO K’RAHODAY 04 KHAJARAHO / VARANSI VARANSI

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DAY 05 VARANSI VARANSIDAY 06 VARANSI /CALCUTTA CALCUTTADAY 07 CALCUTTA CALCUTTADAY 08 CALCUTTA / BHUBANESWAR B’SWARDAY 09 BHUBANESWAR / PURI / BHUBANESWAR B’SWARDAY 10 BHUBANESWAR / DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXIII – SANGRI LADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / BADOGRA / DARJEELING DARJEELINGDAY 03 DARJEELING DARJEELINGDAY 04 DARJEELING / PEMAYANGSTE PEMAYANGSTEDAY 05 PEMAYANGSTE / GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 06 GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 07 GANGTOK / PHODANG / GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 08 GANGTOK / KALIMPONG KALIMPONGDAY 09 KALIMPHONG / BAGDORGA / DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXIV – VALE OF KASHMIRDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 03 SRINAGAR / GULMARG / SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 04 SRINAGAR / KARGIL KARGILDAY 05 KARGIL / LEH LEHDAY 06 LEH LEHDAY 07 LEH / ALCHI ALCHIDAY 08 ALCHI / LEH LEHDAY 09 LEH / JAMMU / AMRSITAR AMRISTARDAY 10 AMRISTAR AMRISTARDAY 11 AMRISTAR / NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 12 NEW DELHI / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 13 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 14 JAIPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 15 AGRA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

XXXXXV – PICTORIAL ENSEMBLEDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / MANDAWA MANDAWADAY 03 MANDAWA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 06 JODHPUR / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 07 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 08 UDAIPUR / AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 09 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 10 AURANGABAD / MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 11 MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 12 MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXVI – BACKWATERS OF KERALADAY 01 ARRIVE TRIVANDRUM T’DRUMDAY 02 TRIVANDRUM T’DRUMDAY 03 TRIVANDRUM / COCHIN COCHINDAY 04 COCHIN COCHINDAY 05 COCHIN / VAIKAM / KUMARKOM HOUSE BOAT

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DAY 06 KUMARKOM / VEEYAPURAM HOUSE BOATDAY 07 VEEYAPURAM / KAYAMKULAM KAYAMKULAMDAY 08 KAYAMKULAM / COCHIN COCHINDAY 09 COCHIN / TRIVANDRUM TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXVII – KASHMIR STOP OVERDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 04 SRINAGAR / GULMARG / SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 05 SRINAGAR / PHALGAM / SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 06 SRINAGAR SRINAGARDAY 07 SRINAGAR / JAMMU / KATRA KATRADAY 08 KATRA / JAIMATA DI / KATRA KATRADAY 09 KATRA / JAMMU / DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXVIII – NORTH – WEST SAMPLERDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 04 AGRA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / BIKANER BIKANERDAY 07 BIKANER / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 08 JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 09 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 10 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 11 JODHPUR / MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 12 MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 13 MOUNT ABU / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 14 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 15 UDAIPUR / AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 16 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 17 AURANGABAD MUMBAIDAY 18 MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXIX – PANORAMIC SOUTHDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 03 CHENNAI / BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 04 BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 05 BANGALORE / MYSORE MYSOREDAY 06 MYSORE MYSOREDAY 07 MYSORE / OOTY OOTYDAY 08 OOTY OOTYDAY 09 OOTY / COCHIN COCHINDAY 10 COCHIN COCHINDAY 11 COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXX – SOUTHERN MAGICDAY 01 ARRIVE COCHIN COCHINDAY 02 COCHIN / MUNNAR MUNNARDAY 03 MUNNAR / THEKKADY THEKKADYDAY 04 THEKKADY THEKKADY

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DAY 05 THEKKADY / KUMARKAM KAMARKAMDAY 06 KUMARAKM / TRIVANDRUM TRIVANDRUMDAY 07 TRIVANDRUM / KOVALAM KOVALAMDAY 08 KOVALAM KOVALAMDAY 09 KOVALAM / VARKALA VARKALADAY 10 VARKALA VARKALADAY 11 VARKALA / MARARI BEACH M’BEACHDAY 12 MARARI BEACH M’BEACHDAY 13 MARARI BEACH / COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXI – AYURVEDIC HOLIDAYDAY 01 ARRIVE COCHIN COCHINDAY 02 COCHIN / ALLEPPEY ALLEPPEYDAY 03 ALLEPPEY / THEKKADY THEKKADYDAY 04 TO 09 AYURVEDIC RESORT A’RESORTDAY 10 THEKKADY / COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXII – BEACH BONANZADAY 01 ARRIVE MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 02 MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 03 MUMBAI / GOA GOADAY 04 GOA GOADAY 05 GOA GOADAY 06 GOA GOADAY 07 GOA GOADAY 08 GOA / MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXIII – WESTERN TREASURESDAY 01 ARRIVE MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 02 MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 03 MUMBAI / AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 04 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 05 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 06 AURANGABAD / MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXIV – EASTERN EXPERIENCEDAY 01 ARRIVE CALCUTTA CALCUTTADAY 02 CALCUTTA CALCUTTADAY 03 CALCUTTA / BAGDOGRA / DARJEELING DARJEELINGDAY 04 DARJEELING DARJEELINGDAY 05 DARJEELING / PEMYANGSTER PEMYANGSTERDAY 06 PEMYANGSTER / MARTAM MARTAMDAY 07 MARTAM / GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 08 GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 09 GANGTOK / KALIMPONG KALIMPONGDAY 10 KALIMPONG / BAGDORGA / CALCUTTA TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXV – RAJASTHANDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 04 AGRA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 05 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR / PUSHKAR / AJMER AJMERDAY 07 AJMER / CHITTORGARH CHITTORDAY 08 CHITTORGARH / UDAIPUR UDAIPUR

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DAY 09 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 10 UDAIPUR / NATHDWARA / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 11 UADIPUR / MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 12 MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 13 MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 14 MOUNT ABU / RANAKPUR RANAKPURDAY 15 RANAKPUR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 16 JAIPUR / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXVI – SIKKIMDAY 01 ARRIVE GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 02 GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 03 GANGTOK / LACHEN LACHENDAY 04 LACHEN / LACHUNG LAHUNGDAY 05 LACHUNG LAHUNGDAY 06 LACHUNG / GANGTOK GANGTOKDAY 07 GANGTOK TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXVII – LAKSHADWEEPDAY 01 ARRIVE COCHIN COCHINDAY 02 COCHIN / LAKSHADWEEP SHIPDAY 03 KAVERTI ISLAND SHIPDAY 04 KALPENI ISLAND SHIPDAY 05 Minicoy Island SHIPDAY 06 LAKSHADWEEP / COCHIN COCHINDAY 07 COCHIN / ALLEPPEY / COCHIN COCHINDAY 08 COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXVIII – ANDAMAN AND Nicobar IslandsDAY 01 ARRIVE PORT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 02 PORT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 03 PORT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 04 PORT BLAIR PORT BLAIRDAY 05 PORT BLAIR TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXIX – TIRUPATIDAY 01 ARRIVE TRIUPATI TRIUPATIDAY 02 TRIUPATI / TRIUMALA / TRIPATI TRIPATIDAY 03 TRIPATI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXX – SHIRDIDAY 01 ARRIVE SHIRDI SHIRDIDAY 02 SHIRDI SHIRDIDAY 03 SHIRDI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXI – VAISHNODEVIDAY 01 ARRIVE JAMMU JAMMUDAY 02 JAMMU / KATRA / JAI MATA DI / KATRA KATRADAY 03 KATRA / JAMMU JAMMUDAY 04 JAMMU TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXII – KANYA KUMARIDAY 01 ARRIVE KANYA KUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 02 KANYA KUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 03 KANYA KUMARI K’KUMARIDAY 04 KANYA KUMARI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXIII – KUMARKOMDAY 01 ARRIVE KUMARKOM KUMARKOM

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DAY 02 KUMARKOM KUMARKOMDAY 03 KUMARKOM TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXIV – MUNNARDAY 01 ARRIVE MUNNAR MUNNARDAY 02 MUNNAR MUNNARDAY 03 MUNNAR / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 04 PERIYAR / MUNNAR TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXV – THEKKADYDAY 01 ARRIVE THEKKADY THEKKADYDAY 02 THEKKADY THEKKADYDAY 03 THEKKADY TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXVI – ALLEPPEYDAY 01 ARRIVE ALLEPPEY ALLEPPEYDAY 02 ALLEPPEY ALLEPPEYDAY 03 ALLEPPEY TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXVII – GOADAY 01 ARRIVE GOA GOADAY 02 GOA (NORTH) GOADAY 03 GOA (SOUTH) GOADAY 04 GOA TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXVIII – AURANGABADDAY 01 ARRIVE AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 02 AURANGABDA (ELLORA CAVES) A’BADDAY 03 AURANGABAD (AJANTA CAVES) A’BADDAY 04 AURANGABAD TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXIX – TRIPATI / CHENNAIDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 03 CHENNAI / TRIPATI / TRIMALA TRIMALADAY 04 TRIMALA DARSHAN / TRIPATI TRIPATIDAY 05 TRIPATI / CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 06 CHENNAI / MAHAPLI PURMA M’PURAMDAY 07 MAHAPLI PURAM / PONDI CHERRY PONDYDAY 08 PONDICHERRY PONDYDAY 09 PONDICHERRY / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXX – KODAIKANALDAY 01 ARRIVE KODIKANAL KODAIKANALDAY 02 KODIKANAL KODAIKANALDAY 03 KODAIKANAL KODAIKANALDAY 04 KODAIKANAL TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXI – OOTYDAY 01 OOTY OOTYDAY 02 OOTY OOTYDAY 03 OOTY OOTYDAY 04 OOTY TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXII – BANGALORE / MYSOREDAY 01 ARRIVE MYSORE (VIA) BANGALORE MYSOREDAY 02 MYSORE MYSOREDAY 03 MYSORE / BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 04 BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 05 BANGALORE TOUR ENDS

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TOUR XXXXXXXXIII – UDAIPURDAY 01 ARRIVE UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 02 UDAIPUR / CHITTORGARH / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 03 UDAIPUR / RANAKPUR / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 04 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 05 UDAIPUR TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXIV – JAIPUR / AGRADAY 01 ARRIVE AGRA AGRADAY 02 AGRA / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 03 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 04 JAIPUR / SARIKA SARIKADAY 05 SARIKA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXV – MUNNAR / KUMARKONDAY 01 ARRIVE MUNNAR (VIA) COCHIN MUNNARDAY 02 MUNNAR MUNNARDAY 03 MUNNAR / KUMARKOM KUMARKOMDAY 04 KUMARKOM KUMARKOMDAY 05 KUMARKOM / COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXVI – MUNNAR / PERIYAR / COCHINDAY 01 ARRIVE MUNNAR (VIA) COCHIN MUNNARDAY 02 MUNNAR MUNNARDAY 03 MUNNAR / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 04 PERIYAR / KOTTAYAM / COCHIN COCHINDAY 05 COCHIN COCHINDAY 06 COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXVII – MUNNAR – ALLEPPY – COCHINDAY 01 ARRIVE MUNNAR (VIA) COCHIN MUNNARDAY 02 MUNNAR MUNNARDAY 03 MUNNAR / ALLEPPEY ALLEPPEYDAY 04 ALLEPPEY / COCHIN COCHINDAY 05 COCHIN COCHINDAY 06 COCHIN TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXVIII – KERALADAY 01 ARRIVE COCHIN COCHINDAY 02 COCHIN COCHINDAY 03 COCHIN / GURUVAYOOR / KALADI KALADIDAY 04 KALADI / ALLEPPEY / KOTTAYAM / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 05 PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 06 PERIYAR / TRIVANDRUM TRIVANDRUMDAY 07 TRIVANDRUM TRIVANDRUMDAY 08 TRIVANDRUM TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXIX – SOUTH SPLENDOURDAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI / BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 03 BANGALORE / HASSAN HASSANDAY 04 HASSAN / MYSORE MYSOREDAY 05 MYSORE MYSOREDAY 06 MYSORE / OOTY OOTYDAY 07 OOTY OOTYDAY 08 OOTY / COCHIN COCHINDAY 09 COCHIN COCHIN

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DAY 10 COCHIN / MARARI BEACH M’ BEACHDAY 11 MARARI BEACH M’ BEACHDAY 12 MARARI BEACH / KUMARAKOM KUMARKOMDAY 13 KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 14 KUMARKOM / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 15 PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 16 PEIYAR / MADURAI MADURAIDAY 17 MADURAI / TANJORE TANJOREDAY 18 TANJORE / PONDICHERRY PONDYDAY 19 PONDICHERRY PONDYDAY 20 PONDICHERRY / MAHAPLI PURAM M’ PURAMDAY 21 MAHAPLIPURAM / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXX – Thar DesertDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / SAMODE SAMODEDAY 04 SAMODE / MANDAWA MANDAWADAY 05 MANDAWA / BIKANER BIKANERDAY 06 BIKANER / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 07 JAISELMER / Thar Desert CAMP THAR CAMPDAY 08 THAR DESERT CAMP / JAISELMER JAISELMERDAY 09 JAISELMER / JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 10 JODHPUR JODHPURDAY 11 JODHPUR / MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 12 MOUNT ABU MOUNT ABUDAY 13 MOUNT ABU / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 14 UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 15 UDAIPUR / CHITTORGARH / UDAIPUR UDAIPURDAY 16 UDAIPUR / AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 17 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 18 AURANGABAD A’BADDAY 19 AURANGABAD / MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 20 MUMBAI MUMBAIDAY 21 MUMBAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXI – NATURE OWN & CULTURALLY RICH SOUTH INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 03 CHENNAI / TRICHY / TANJORE TANJOREDAY 04 TANJORE TANJOREDAY 05 TANJORE / CHETTINAD / MADURAI MADURAIDAY 06 MADURAI MADURAIDAY 07 MADURAI / KOVALAM KOVALAMDAY 08 KOVALAM KOVALAMDAY 09 KOVALAM / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 10 PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 11 PERIYAR / KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 12 KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 13 KUMARAKOM / COCHIN COCHINDAY 14 COCHIN COCHINDAY 15 COCHIN / CALICUT CALCUITDAY 16 CALICUT / MYSORE MYSORE

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DAY 17 MYSORE MYSOREDAY 18 MYSORE BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 19 BANGALORE BANGALOREDAY 20 BANGALORE / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXII – CASINO – A GREE GATEWAY OF INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 03 CHENNAI / TRIVANDRUM / VARKALA VARKALADAY 04 VARKALA / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 05 PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 06 PERIYAR / KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 07 KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 08 KUMARAKOM / HOUSEBOATS HOUSE BOATSDAY 09 HOUSEBOAT / ALLEPPEY / COCHIN COCHINDAY 10 COCHIN COCHINDAY 11 COCHIN / MARARIKULAM MARARIKULAMDAY 12 MARARIKULAM MARARIKULAMDAY 13 MARARIKULAM / TIVANDRUM / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXIII – KERALA – A GREEN GATEWAY OF INDIADAY 01 ARRIVE CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 02 CHENNAI CHENNAIDAY 03 CHENNAI / COCHIN COCHINDAY 04 COCHIN COCHINDAY 05 COCHIN / PERIYAR PERIYARDAY 06 PERIYAR / KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 07 KUMARAKOM KUMARAKOMDAY 08 KUMARAKOM / HOUSE BOAT HOUSE BOATDAY 09 HOUSE BOAT / ALLEPPEY / MARARIKULAM MARARIKULAMDAY 10 MARARIKULAM MARARIKULAMDAY 11 MARARIKULAM / COCHIN / CHENNAI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXIV – ALWAR COAT OF ARMDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 03 NEW DELHI / ALWAR ALWARDAY 04 ALWAR / SARISKA / ALWAR ALWARDAY 05 ALWAR / JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 06 JAIPUR JAIPURDAY 07 JAIPUR / BHARATPUR B’ PURDAY 08 BHARATPUR / FATEHPUR SIKRI / AGRA AGRADAY 09 AGRA / MATHURA / VRIDHAVAN / DELHI DELHIDAY 10 DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXV – CHANDERTAL TREKDAY 01 ARRIVE MANALI MANALIDAY 02 MANALI MANALIDAY 03 MANALI / KHANOL KHANOLDAY 04 KHANOL / CHHIKA CHHIKADAY 05 CHHIKA / SERI SERIDAY 06 SERI / CHANDERTAL CHANDERTALDAY 07 CHANDERTAL / SERI SERIDAY 08 SERI / MANALI TOUR ENDS

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TOUR XXXXXXXXXVI – SHIMLA – JALORI PASS – MANALI TREKDAY 01 ARRIVE SHIMLA SHIMLADAY 02 SHIMLA SHIMLADAY 03 SHIMLA / NARKANDA NARKANDADAY 04 NARKANDA / KUMARSAIN KUMARSAINDAY 05 KUMARSAIN / LUHRI LUHRIDAY 06 LUHRI / ANNI ANNIDAY 07 ANNI / CHOWAI CHOWAIDAY 08 CHOWAI / TAKRASI TAKRASIDAY 09 TAKRASI / KHANAG KHANAGDAY 10 KHANAG / SOJA SOJADAY 11 SOJA / BANJAR BANJARDAY 12 BANJAR / MANALI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXVII – SARISKADAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / SARISKA SARISKADAY 03 SARISKA / SILSHERA SILSHERADAY 04 SILSHERA / BHARATPUR BHARATPURDAY 05 BHARATPUR / AGRA AGRADAY 06 AGRA / NEW DELHI NEW DELHI

TOUR XXXXXXXXXVIII – NAINITALDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / NAINITAL NAINITALDAY 03 NAINITAL / RANIKHET / NAINITAL NAINITALDAY 04 NAINITAL / ALMORA / NAINITAL NAINITALDAY 05 NAINITAL NAINTIALDAY 06 NAINITAL / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXIX – JIM CORBETTDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / JIM CORBETT JIM CORBETTDAY 03 JIM CORBETT JIM CORBETTDAY 04 JIM CORBETT / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

TOUR XXXXXXXXXX – WAH TAJDAY 01 ARRIVE NEW DELHI NEW DELHIDAY 02 NEW DELHI / AGRA AGRADAY 03 AGRA / MATHURA / VRIDHAVAN MATHURADAY 04 MATHURA / NEW DELHI TOUR ENDS

GENERAL INFORMATIONTOUR PRICE INCLUDES

HOTELS: Deluxe, First class or the best available Hotels will be used. Rooms will have private bath of shower. All taxes and service charges are included. Rates are based on two persons, sharing a twin bedded room. Members occupying single rooms, either is reserved to subtitled hotels, when necessary, from those printed in the itinerary.MEALS: All meals are includes are A-La-Carte wherever available, when not, Tale D’ Haut is offered, special meals and entertainment is including as shown in the Itinerary.SIGHT SEEING & LAND TRAVEL: Transportation between the airport and Hotel, sight seeing with English Speaking Guides as outlined in the itinerary and all entrance fee to palace visited is includes. Sight seeing will be A/c coach, Private Cars and other modes of transportation as deter mind by the nature of the terrain, and as outlined in the itinerary. Transfer is not including when arriving or departing other than the Tour Flights.

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GRATUTIES: All are include for normal tour service, Hotel Staff and Porters.LUGGAGE: Shri Raghavendra Tours (Regd) will handle the transportation and Portage of two standard suitcases per person.TOUR MANAGER: The service of your Tour Manager is includes. He or she handles all matters pertaining to the Tour Operation.SPECIAL ENTERTAIMENT: Native entertainment and special parties are including as shown in the itinerary.CLERICAL: The cost of Clerical preparation and operation of the Tour is also includes.COST NOT INCLUDE: All International & Domestic Air faresAirport Tax As Per Govt. of India Rates.Personal Expense Money for Personal insurance, Medical Fee, Optional Sight Seeing and Excursions.IMPORTANT: Rates are Quoted in US$ & valid unto 30th September 2008

“BOOKING CONDITIONS”Tours in this brochure conducted by various tour operators and marketed by Shri Raghavendra New Delhi.LIABILITY: We are travel organizers only. We do not control or operate any airline, neither do we own or control any shipping company, coach company, hotel, transport or any other facility or services mentioned in this brochure. We take care in selecting all the ingredients in your holiday, but because we only select and inspect them and have no control in running of them, we cannot be responsible for any injury, death, loss or damage which caused by the act or default of the management or employees of an independent Contractor/Supplier arising outside our normal selection and inspection process.RESPONSIBILITY: In these conditions, the company means Shri Raghavendra New Delhi, and the client means the person / persons in whose name and / or on whose behalf the booking is made.01. There is no contract between the company and the client until the company has received the appropriate deposit. The full payment must be received in accordance with the procedure laid down under the heading “How To Book Your Shri Raghavendra, New Delhi Tour”. If not paid in time, the company reserves the right to cancel the booking with subsequent loss of deposit and apply scale of cancellation charges as mentioned in this brochure.02. No person other than the Company, in writing has the authority to vary, add, amplify and waive and description, representation, term or condition set forth in this brochure.03. In entering into the contract the company, in addition to acting for itself, is and shall be acting as agent and trustee and contractors of its servants agents and contractors, who at any time directly or indirectly take part in the effectuation of its servants agents and contractors, who at any time directly or indirectly take part in the effectuation of the tour. All such persons and companies shall to this extent be or deemed to be parties to the contract to the contract and shall be entitled to the benefit of the same immunities and exemptions from liability as are available to the company under these conditions.04. In the event of the company exercising its rights to amend or alter any tour of company advertised in this brochure, after such tour or holiday has been booked, the client shall have the right:a) To Continue with the tour or holiday as amended or altered.b) To accept any alternative tour or holiday which the company offer.In either of these above cases shall the company be liable to client for any damage, additional expense or consequential loss suffered by him.05. The company has the right at any time and for any reason:a) To cancel the contract prior to the date of departure and if it does so, its liability shall be limited refunding all monies paid by the client, and orb) To amend, alter, vary or withdraw any tour, holiday, excursion facility it has advertised or published or to substitute a hotel of similar class if it is deemed advisable or necessary. In either case, the company shall not be liable for any damage, additional expense or consequence loss suffered by the clients or for any compensation claim.

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06. No liability on the part of the Company arising in any way out of this contract in respect of any tour, holiday, excursion facility shall exceed the total amount paid or agreed to be paid for the tour holiday, and shall, in no case include any consequential loss or additional expense whatsoever.07. It is a condition of booking that you take out Holiday Insurance from your local Travel insurer. The details of your Travel Insurance must be indicated in the Booking Form in the space provided.08. Any claim or complaint by the client must be notified to the Company in writing within 28 days of the end of this holiday tour.09. The prices quoted in this brochure have calculated at the rate prevailing at the time of printing of this brochure. The company reserves the right to amend the prices published in this brochure in case of currency fluctuations and changes in various cross rates of exchange, and or fuel costs, before the date of departure and any surcharges accordingly. All such increases in price must be paid in full before departure.10. All claims, disputes of whatsoever nature relating to tours operated by Shri Raghavendra / ANK. Shrinivaasan the courts in New Delhi shall alone have jurisdiction.

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