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Domestic E-Brochure Yet Another feather in our cap! 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 We won National Tourism Award consecutively for the 8th time from the Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India, as the “BEST DOMESTIC TOUR OPERATOR” on 18th September 2015. The Award was presented by His Excellency Shri Pranab Mukherjee, President of India. The Award was received by Sri A. Krishna Mohan - Managing Director and Sri A. V. Praveen Kumar - Joint Managing Director Won “BEST TOUR Won “BEST TOUR OPERATOR” Award OPERATOR” Award Department of Tourism, Department of Tourism, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh on Govt. of Telangana on 27th 27th September, 2016 at September, 2015. The Vijayawada. The Award was Award was presented by presented by Shri Kalvakuntla Taraka Sri N. Chandra Babu Naidu, Rama Rao, Hon’ble Hon’ble Chief Minister of Minister for Panchayat Raj Andhra Pradesh. & Information Technology. Our Gratitude For Your Overwhelming Support At the outset, allow us to express our gratitude for your whole-hearted support by way of patronizing our packages. We, on our part, have been endeavouring relentlessly to fine-tune our existing tour packages, design new customer-sought-after tour packages and render best of our services to the tourist segment at a very affordable price. With due regards, we are delighted to say that we are overwhelmed with the response from our valued customers like you exceeding our expectation which has been a source of enthusiasm, encouragement and strength to us. We feel proud and privileged to share our happiness and joy with you that in recognition of our constant contribution to the tourism industry, we have been conferred with National Tourism Award as the “BEST DOMESTIC TOUR OPERATOR” in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012(1), 2012(2), 2013, 2014 and 2015. You will be glad to know that recognizing our never ending zeal, enthusiasm and services in the field of promotion of tourism, this year too, Ministry of Tourism conferred on us 2 National Tourism Awards 1) Best Domestic Tour Operator in Category I (Rest of India) achieving the First position” and 2) Domestic Tour Operator in Category II (North Eastern Region ). This is the 8th time we were conferred National Tourism Award by Ministry of Tourism, Govt. of India continuously thus making it a DOUBLE HAT-TRICK. Needless to mention that these remarkable achievements would not have been possible but for the unstinted support and best wishes from esteemed customers like you. We reaffirm and rededicate ourselves to render best of our services as in the past to the satisfaction of our valued customers. 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Gangotri KAS-V Kashmir Package 8 D / 7 N 19 By Charted Helicopter in just 1 day 1 D 54 (Paradise on Earth) B-CH Badrinath BK-H, Delhi-Badrinath-Kedarnath 8 D / 7 N 20 BK-AC Haridwar-Rishikesh-Delhi 8 D / 7 N 20 By Charted Helicopter in just 1 day 1 D 54 YGBK-H, Delhi-Gangotri-Yamunotri- 12 D / 11 N 21 K-CH Kedarnath YGBK-AC Badrinath-Kedarnath-Delhi 12 D / 11 N 21 By Charted Helicopter in just 1 day 1 D 54 YGBK- CH Chardham Yatra by Chartered 5 D / 4 N 22 B-CH, K-CH, Helicopter (Private) 4 & 5 seater & INTERNATIONAL TOURS 96-103 GY-CH, Badrinath-Kedarnath-Gangotri- Same Day Great Memories 10-11 BK-CH Yamunotri Yatra Certificates & Memberships 94 AVEX Ex-Varanasi -Bodhgaya-Gaya- 5 D / 4 N 22 Allahabad -Varanasi India Map 104 AMAR-VH Shri Amarnath Yatra-Delhi-Katra- 11 D / 10 N 23 Terms & Conditions 105-107 Vaishno Devi-Srinagar-Sonmarg- Types of Vehicles & Rooms 108 Baltal- Amarnath-Jammu-Amritsar- Media Coverage 110-114 Wagha Border-Kurukshetra-Delhi NEPAL & KAILASH MANASAROVAR TOURS History of India 115-116 KM Kailash Manasarovar Pilgrimage 9 D / 8 N 24 NORTH INDIA Helicopter Tour (Ex-Lucknow) Rajasthan KTM Kathmandu Package 4 D / 3 N 25 NR 01 Palace on Wheels 8 D / 7 N 30 KTMP Kathmandu-Manakamana- 8 D / 7 N 26 NR 02 Best of Rajasthan 7 D / 6 N 31 Muktinath-Pokhara-Kathmandu JNR 02 Ex Jaipur - Best of Rajasthan 7 D / 6 N 31 KTP Kathmandu-Pokhara 6 D / 5 N 26 NR 03 Rajasthan Tour 10 D / 9 N 32 Manakamana-Kathmandu JNR 03 Ex Jaipur - Rajasthan Tour 10 D / 9 N 32 NR 09 Golden Triangle Tour 2 D / 1 N 33 ONE DAY TOURS NR 10 Jaipur-Ajmer-Pushkar-Agra Tour 3 D / 2 N 33 HC Hyderabad City Tour Daily 27 NR 12 Delhi-Agra-Ranthambhore-Jaipur 7 D / 6 N 34 HRF Ramoji Film City Tour Daily 27 NR 14 Delhi-Agra-Jaipur-Delhi 6 D / 5 N 34 NR 15 Udaipur - Mount Abu Tour (Ex Udaipur ) 4 D / 3 N 35 Holiday Package Tours Tours by (By Car / Innova / Tempo) Tour Code Tour Name Days Page No. SM 01 Madurai-Kanyakumari Tour 7 D / 6 N 64 Himachal Pradesh SCK 01 Coimbatore-Munnar-Thekkady-Alleppey 6 D / 5 N 65 ND 04 Shimla-Manali-Kullu 6 D / 5 N 36 SCT 01 Coimbatore-Kodaikanal-Ooty-Coonoor 5 D / 4 N 65 ND 05 Shimla-Kullu-Manali 9 D / 8 N 36 Andaman ND 06 Shimla-Manali-Dalhousie-Amritsar 10 D / 9 N 37 SE 02 Andaman Package 4 D / 3 N 66 ND 07 Shimla-Chandigarh-Delhi 3 D / 2 N 37 SE 03 Exciting Andaman Package 5 D / 4 N 66 ND 08 Dazzling-Manali 4 D / 3 N 38 SE 04 Andaman Package 6 D / 5 N 67 ND 09 Delhi-Shimla-Kullu-Manali-Amritsar- 7 D / 6 N 38 Lakshadweep Island Tour Wagah Border-Kurukshetra-Delhi SLAKS Amazing Lakshadweep 6 D / 5 N 67 Jammu & Kashmir Kerala NK 01 Kashmir Tour (Ex-Srinagar) 5 D / 4 N 39 SK 03 Enchanting Kerala 6 D / 5 N 68 NK 02 Kashmir-Vaishno Devi Tour 9 D / 8 N 39 SK 04 Best of Kerala 8 D / 7 N 68 NK 04 Jammu-Vaishno Devi-Amritsar 5 D / 4 N 40 SK 05 Kerala-Kanyakumari Tour 9 D / 8 N 69 NK 05 LEH - Discover Himalayas 6 D / 5 N 40 SK 06 Incredible Kerala 6 D / 5 N 69 NK 06 Enchanting Kashmir 8 D / 7 N 41 SK 07 Splendours of Kerala 7 D / 6 N 70 NK 07 Leh with Nubra Valley 7 D / 6 N 41 SK 08 Calicut-Bekal-Nileshwar-Wayanad 5 D / 4 N 70 NK 08 Incredible Kashmir 7 D / 6 N 42 Karnataka NK 09 Nau 9 Devi Darshan-Himachal 7 D / 6 N 42 SB 01 Exotic South India 6 D / 5 N 71 NK 10 Ex - Jammu -Vaishnodevi-Dharmshala 7 D / 6 N 43 SB 02 Best of South India 9 D / 8 N 71 - Dalhousie-Amritsar SB 04 Wayanad (Kerala)-MysoreTour 4 D / 3 N 72 SB 05 Bengaluru-Mysore-Ooty-Kodaikanal 6 D / 5 N 72 NK 11 Enchanting Leh with Nubra Valley & 6 D / 5 N 43 SB 06 Bengaluru-Mysore-Ooty-Coonoor 5 D / 4 N 73 Pangong SB 07 Bengaluru-Coorg Tour 5 D / 4 N 73 NKAMAR -H Ex-Srinagar-Amarnath Yatra by Helicopter 4 D / 3 N 44 SB 08 Coastal Karnataka Tour 7 D / 6 N 74 Punjab, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh & Bihar SB 09 Bellary-Hampi-Hospet-Aihole- 4 D / 3 N 74 MH 01 Mussoorie-Haridwar 3 D / 2 N 45 Pattadakal-Badami-Bellary AMK Delhi-Amritsar-Kurukshethra 2 D / 1 N 46 HCK Hyderabd-Coastal Karnataka Tour 8 D / 6 N 75 BUDH Buddhist Pilgrimage 8 D / 7 N 46 Telangana & Andhra Pradesh EVA Varanasi-Allahabad-Varanasi 3 D / 2 N 47 AP 01 Colorful Hyderabad 3 D / 2 N 76 EVB Varanasi-Bodhgaya-Allahabad 4 D / 3 N 47 AP 02 Visakhapatnam-Araku Valley 3 D / 2 N 76 EVBA Varanasi-Allahabad-Bodhgaya-Lucknow 6 D / 5 N 48 AP 03 Nagarjuna Sagar- Srisailam Tour 2 D / 1 N 77 EVMG Vrindavan - Mathura - Gokul 2 D / 1 N 48 AP 04 Pancharamas-Annavaram-Bhadrachalam 5 D / 4 N 77 EVAJB Varanasi-Sarnath-Allahabad-Ayodhya 7 D / 6 N 49 AP 05 Hyderabad-Mantralayam-Ahobilam Tour 4 D / 3 N 78 Janakpur-BodhGaya AP 06 Yadagiri Gutta-Warangal Tour 2 D / 1 N 78 EVKJDB Varanasi-Sarnath-Allahabad-Ayodhya-Kathmandu 9 D / 8 N 49 AP 07 Vijayawada-Amaravathi-Mangalagiri- 3 D / 2 N 79 Janakpur - Deoghar Baidyanath - Patna Hailand-Dwaraka Tirumala NBK Badrinath-Kedarnath-Haridwar 8 D / 7 N 50 AP 08 Hyderabad-Bhadrachalam-Dwaraka 5 D / 4 N 79 NYGBK Gangotri-Yamunotri- 12 D / 11 N 51 Tirumala-Vijayawada-Hailand- Kedarnath-Badrinath Amaravathi-Hyderabad NPB Panch Badri 7 D / 6 N 52 WESTERN INDIA NHB Badrinath Tour 5 D / 4 N 52 Gujarat NYG Yamunotri - Gangotri Tour 7 D / 6 N 53 WG 02 Majestic Tour of Gujarat 6 D / 5 N 80 YGBK-CH Chardham Yatra by Chartered Helicopter 5 D / 4 N 53 WG 03 Gujarat-Diu Tour 7 D / 6 N 80 BK-CH Badrinath - Kedarnath Yatra by 1 D 54 WG 04 Panch Dwaraka Tour 9 D / 8 N 81 Charter Helicopter WG 05 Gujarat Tour 6 D / 5 N 82 YG-CH Yamunotri & Gangotri Yatra by 1 D 54 Maharashtra Charted Helicopter WM 02 Sri Ashtavinayak Yatra 3 D / 2 N 82 B-CH & Badrinath / Kedarnath by 1 D 54 WM 03 Mumbai-Shirdi-Aurangabad- 5 D / 4
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