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My Travel Itinerary KASHMIR MAGIC TOUR(6 N) INR 27000 My Travel Itinerary KASHMIR MAGIC TOUR(6 N) INR 27000 Crafted by: Kishan Patel [email protected], 02682564666, 8153020555 TOUR OVERVIEW ACCOMMODATION ♦ 1 Night Stay in Srinagar ♦ 2 Night Stay in Pahalgam ♦ 1 Night Stay in Gulmarg ♦ 2 Night Stay in Srinagar SIGHTSEEING ♦ Lidder River ♦ Kashmir Valley and Betaab Valley ♦ Gandola Cable Car Station ♦ Shalimar Baug ♦ Nishat Baug MEALS ♦ Breakfast ♦ Lunch ♦ Dinner HOTEL Grand Mumtaz Pahalgam Included in trip Grand Mumtaz Resort Gulmarg Included in trip Radisson - Grand Mumtaz Srinagar Included in trip Dlx Houseboat (Dal Lake) Included in trip SIGHTSEEING Shalimar Baug Built in the year 1619 by Mughal Emperor Jahangir for his beloved wife, Nur Jahan, Shalimar Bagh (also called Farah Baksh and Faiz Baksh) is one of the Mughal Gardens in Srinagar, Kashmir. It lies on the right bank of the Dal Lake, on the outskirts of Kashmir's summer capital. Nishat Bagh The Nishat Bagh was designed and built in 1633 by Asif Khan, elder brother of Nur Jehan. The then emperor of Mughal India Shah Jahan was in Kashmir in 1633, when he visited this garden. He was so impressed by the heavenly beauty of the Nishat Garden that he had wanted the garden to be gifted to him by Asif Khan. Gandola Cable Car Station Modern Cable Propelled Transit started in Caracas, Venezuela with the Mount Avila Gondola. This system was originally built in the middle of the last century to carry people from Caracas to the top of Mount Avila where the luxurious Hotel Humboldt had been built. Lidder River Lidder river originates from Kolhoi Glacier near Sonamarg and gives rise to Lidder Valley. It runs southwards through the alpine meadows of Lidderwat in region of Aru, from which it got its name. It covers 30 kilometres (19 mi) before reaching Pahalgam where it the major tributary of East Lidder from Sheshnag Lake. Baisaran Valley A hilltop green meadow with alluring scenery. Baisaran is famous as mini Switzerland in Kashmir. This place became in the limelight after shooting Bollywood movie "Bajrangi Bhaijan" starring Salman Khan. Baisaran is 4 KM from Pahalgam. Betaab Valley The valley got its name from the Sunny Deol-Amrita Singh hit debut film Betaab. The Valley is towards northeast of Pahalgam and falls between Pahalgam and Chandanwadi and is en route Amarnath Temple Yatra. The valley surrounded by lush green meadows, snow clad mountains and covered with dense vegetation. INCLUSIONS 06 Nights / 07 Days hotel accomodation as given above. Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Tea/Coffee & Dinner by Kitchen staff.(PURE VEG) All Transfers & Sightseeing by Bus / Tempo Travellers. (Seats on Rotation Basis) Vehicle will be subject to group size. Service of Caring Tour Manager. Mineral water during travelling. EXCLUSIONS Air / Train Fares Any Kind Of Personal Expenses like Drinks, Porterage, Room service, Phone calls, laundry, Etc. Any other item not specified in cost includes. 5% GST ( Tax subject to change as per Govt. Regulations) ITINERARY Day 1 Srinagar Warm greetings to your Kashmir tour. Arrive Srinagar airport (till 14:00) meet our representative & proceed to your houseboat (Lunch will be provided till 14:30) on arrival check/in. Enjoy Shikara ride at Dal Lake (at our cost). ♦ Night halt at Srinagar Houseboat. Lunch Day 2 Srinagar – Pahalgam: (Distance:- 90 kms / Duration:- 03-04 hrs approx) After breakfast local sightseeing tour covering Shalimar Baug & Nishat Baug. After lunch proceed to Pahalgam, situated at 7,200 feet above sea level on the banks of Lidder River, which is also known as the most scenic hill station of India. Arrive and transfer to Hotel. Evening enjoy the natural beauty. ♦ Night halt at Pahalgam. Breakfast Lunch Day 3 Pahalgam After breakfast enjoy natural beauty at Chandanwadi (at our cost) the famous shooting point of Kashmir Valley and Betaab Valley. Enjoy horse riding at Baisaran Valley the beautiful place (at your own cost). Evening is free for shopping / rest. ♦ Night halt at Pahalgam. Breakfast Day 4 Pahalgam - Gulmarg: (Distance:- 138 kms / Duration:- 05-06 hrs approx) After breakfast proceed to Gulmarg. It is situated at 8825 feet above Sea level.. Evening free for shopping / rest. ♦ Night halt at Gulmarg. Breakfast Day 5 Gulmarg – Srinagar (Distance:- 51 kms / Duration:- 03 hrs approx) After breakfast take a walk upto Gandola Cable Car Station to enjoy Gandola Cable Car Ride (at our cost upto 1st phase) Enjoy snow at this beautiful snow point. After lunch proceed to Srinagar (3 hrs journey). ♦ Night halt at Srinagar. Breakfast Lunch Day 6 Srinagar – Sonmarg – Srinagar (Distance:- 80 kms / Duration:- 03 hrs approx one way) After breakfast full day trip to Sonmarg (If road is open OR till vehicle can reach / Subject to Military Permission), which is located at 81 kms from Srinagar at 2740 mtrs. above Sea level. Sonmarg means “meadow of gold” Sonmarg is the home of many beautiful & serene lakes. Enjoy sledge car ride in this beautiful snow point (at your own cost).Evening return back to Srinagar. ♦ Night halt at Srinagar. Breakfast Day 7 Srinagar Drop After breakfast proceed to Srinagar airport to board your flight. (Flights to be booked after 13:00) Tour ends. Breakfast END OF YOUR TRIP TERMS & CONDITIONS Defination 1. "You”/”Client” means and includes the Lead Passenger & on whose behalf the Booking is made and /or the person making the Booking. 2. “We”/”Us”/”Company” means . 3. “Independent Contractors” means Hotelier/Hotel owner, Owner of any airlines or shipping company or Railway, Ferryboat owner/Operator, Coach owner/Operator, or any other person or organization who has been selected by the company to render services to the client. 4. GST means and includes Goods and Service Tax. 5. you confirm that the aforesaid lead passenger is the service recipient for GST purpose. Payment and Cancellation Terms for Forex Component 1. The card that swiped for payment of the tour’s foreign exchange should be of the cardholder himself/herself 2. The cardholder cannot use his/her card for payment of another person’s tour package 3. If husband, wife and two children are travelling together as a family, husband’s card is acceptable 4. The immediate family/kin, e.g. father can pay for the children; mother can pay for the children stands good. However, the person paying/cardholder should also be among the travellers 5. The FX payment is a part of LRS of the passenger 6. For packages with FX (Foreign Exchange) component only, initial deposit amount collected in INR for booking, shall be adjusted towards the balance FX component at the time of final FX payment 7. The ROE (Rate of Exchange) for the entire FX component of the tour shall be considered as per the prevailing ROE on the day final payment is being made. Brochure Accuracy All information given in the brochure / itinerary (in the form of PDF file / WORD file) is based on the information available at the time of publication. We reserve the right to change any brochure / itinerary information before or after your booking the tour due to any events beyond our control. In case we are aware of any changes sufficiently in advance, we will notify you at the time of booking, otherwise our Tour Manager (if applicable) or Local representative will inform you of the changes. Major road works may necessitate route changes in the itineraries, Indian restaurants may close or change management, all of these may cause us to make changes in the itineraries. Where we know of these sufficiently in advance we will notify you, otherwise our Tour Managers (if applicable) or Local Representative will inform you of the changes on the spot. There are also very big fairs and exhibitions, where all the hotels are fully booked well in advance, and therefore it may be necessary to stay in hotels in other cities. This brochure is published for the tours commencing throughout 2019. All previous brochures, letters and any other modes of circulation stand cancelled with immediate effect without any notice or communications. Meals and Special Request The menus are pre-set menus provided for meals on the tour (if applicable). Unlike an airline, we cannot provide a special meal, nor do we guarantee a special diet to the client, we however reserve the right to change the meal arrangement if circumstances make it necessary to do so. In the event that the client wakes up late and misses the breakfast offered to him or the client is out on his own and reaches late or in case of delay of flights or for any other reason whatsoever the client misses any meal including breakfast offered to him, then no claim can be made for the meal/breakfast, which he has missed and not utilized. Special requests for room allocation, diet consideration on tour / cruise / flight etc. must be made in writing at the time of booking, but all such requests shall be subject to availability. The Company will not be held liable for claims of damages or consequential loss if the company is unable to process such requests for want of availability. The Holiday price includes and excludes Please refer to the relevant section. All services will be as per those specified / confirmed and paid for as per the Invoices and Service Vouchers. If you avail any service which is not included in the Holiday package or get yourself upgraded then the payment for the same will have to be cleared by you directly. Please note that, porterage, tips, gratuities, room service, laundry, excess baggage charge, a la carte meals, alcoholic beverages and soft drinks, paid toilets etc are not included unless specifically mentioned as included. Tipping Tipping is customary (unless otherwise stated in the brochure) in all parts of the world for services rendered (e.g.
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