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(Nepal) - Ayodhya - Nandigram - Allahabad - Shringaverpur - Rameswaram - Devipatinam - Thirupullani

NOV 14 Hampi - Nasik - Chitrakut Dham - Darbhanga - Sitamarhi - Janakpuri (Nepal) - Ayodhya - Nandigram - Allahabad - Shringaverpur - Rameswaram - Devipatinam - Thirupullani. NORTH EAST NEPAL YATRA Inclusive of Food,Train Fare,Dormitory Acc INR 15830 Travel Times (India) P Ltd Itinerary DAY 1 Departure Departure from Madurai at Evening. Departure from Dindigul at Evening. Departure from Karur at Night. Departure from Erode at Night. Departure from Salem at Night. DAY 2 Departures Departure from Jolarpettai at Early Morning. Departure from Katpadi Early Morning. Departure from Chennai at Central Morning. Arrival Hospet at Night. (Night Stay) DAY 3 Kishkindha Kandam Fresh up. Visit the sites of Ramayana (Kishkindha Kandam) Board train from Hospet at Night. DAY 4 Nasik Arrival Nasik Road Afternoon (Night Stay) DAY 5 Panchavati Visit Temples of Panchavati (by walk or by Auto on your own from Bus parking) Also have holy bath at Godavari (Aranya Kandam) Board train from Nasik Road Night DAY 6 Chitrakut Dham Arrival Chitrakut Dham K Night Night Stay DAY 7 Ramghat Bathe in Ramghat Visit temples and Ramayana Sites (Ayodhya Kandam) Board train from Chitrakut Dham Evening DAY 8 Darbhanga Arrival Darbhanga Morning Visit temples and Ramayana Sites (Bala Kandam) Night Stay Itinerary DAY 9 Sitamarhi Proceed to Sitamarhi by road (Morning) Arrival Sitamarhi (Afternoon) Visit Janaki Mandir Reach Nepal Border Night Stay DAY 10 Sitamarhi Proceed to Janakpur in Nepal (Mythila) Visit Birth Place of Sita Proceed to Sitamarhi. Arrival Board train from Sitamarhi Evening DAY 11 Ayodhya Arrival Ayodhya at Morning. Bathe in Sarayu River Visit temples and Ramayana Sites (Ayodhya Kandam) Proceed to Nandigram. Visit temples and Ramayana Sites (Ayodhya Kandam) Board train from Ayodhya Night DAY 12 Shringvenpur Arrival Prayag Early Morning Bathe in Triveni Proceed to Shringvenpur Visit temples and Ramayana Sites (Aranya Kandam) Also visit Sita Mardhi Board train from Prayag Evening DAY 13 Train Journey In Train DAY 14 Arrivals Arrival Vijayawada at Early Morning. Arrival Chennai Egmore at Morning. Arrival Trichy at Noon. Arrival Madurai at Afternoon. Proceed to Rameshwaram by bus (Evening) Arrival Rameshwaram (Evening) Night Stay DAY 15 Rameswaram - Madurai Visit. Rameswaram, Devipatinam, Thirupullani Departure from Rameswaram by road (Evening) Drop at Madurai (Night) Ramayana INCLUSION Yatra Train journey by SL class Night stay/Fresh up at Dharmashalas/Hall/Dormitories on multi sharing basis. Morning Tea/Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & 1 litre Drinking water per day. Non AC road transfers on SIC basis. Tour Escort & Security on train. Ramayana exclusion Yatra All others not mentioned in the Package Inclusions Items of personal nature i.e. laundry, medicines Entrance fee for monuments Service of Tour Guide For Booking call +91 7305 85 85 85 Travel Times (India) P Ltd GET IN TOUCH Address: No.25/101 Park Center ,14/6 ,Venkatnarayana Road, T.Nagar,Chennai TamilNadu Customer Support : +91 7305 85 85 85 E-mail: [email protected] website : www.traveltimes.in Chennai | Madurai | Coimbatore | Erode | Cochin | Calicut | Trivandrum Hyderabad | Bangalore.

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