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KASHMIR Tour Package Nagfani Tours and Travels Topiwala Centre Shop No.120, First Floor Opp, Rly Station, Goregaon West Mumbai:-400104 Mobile No:- 9987046421/ /9324006421 Mail Id: - [email protected] Web-Site:- http://www.nagfanitoursandtravels.com/ www.nagfanitoursandtravels.com/ Generic Itinerary for 08 nights/ 09 days KASHMIR tour package Price @ Indian Citizen Per person @ 27,999/- CITY HOTELS NAME TYPES OF ROOM NIGHTS MEAL Srinagar hotel pine spring at similar Deluxe 03 AP Gulmarg Grand Mumtaz at similar Deluxe 02 AP Pahalgam Hotel Hill Top at similar Deluxe 02 AP Dal Lake deluxe houseboat at similar Deluxe 01 AP Days Activities Photo Guide Day 1: 12Th Pickup from Srinagar Airport we will transfer to march Hotel and explore the nearby area & overnight stay in hotel. Arrival at Srinagar Day 2: 13th After an early breakfast we will proceed for Shankra achariya march Temple (The Shankaracharya Temple is also known as the Jyeshteshwara Temple. It is situated on top of Srinagar local: the Shankaracharya Hill. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva) , Nishant Garden (Nishant Bagh happens to be an enchanting twelve terraced garden, packed with green trees, scented flowers, and beautiful fountains) , other Mugal garden etc. we will return back to our hotel in the late evening and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay. Day 3: 14th After breakfast we travel to Sonamarg, after Reaching We will march visit beautiful place in laps of Himalayas snow point at sonamarg Sonmarg gives rise to The Three Sisters Srinagar- (Kashmir). In its vicinity lies the great Himalayan glaciers sonmarg- of Kashmir Valley,of above 5,000 m , zero point etc. (own cost) Srinagar we will return back to our hotel in the late evening and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay. Day 4: 15th After an amazing overnight stay at hotel. In morning having march your breakfast we will proceed to Gulmarg. And spend whole day in the laps of Himalayan ranges (gulmarg) and Relaxing Srinagar- overnight stay in there. Gulmarg Day 5: 16th After an amazing overnight stay at hotel. In morning having march your breakfast we will visit mesmerizing Gondola snow point so you can enjoy the sking and other snow activities (at your own Gandola snow cost). And spend Relaxing overnight in hotel there. point Day 6: 17th In morning having your Aamzing breakfast we will proceed to march Pahalgam. In evening enjoy the magnificent view from your room and spend comfortable night stay in there. Gulmarg- . Pahalgam Day 7: 18th After delicious breakfast we will drop you till the taxi stand so march from there you can take a local taxi for sightseeing(at your own cost) in beautiful villages, Chandanvadi , Aaru Valley , Betab Pahalgam Valley etc. In evening you can visit the mini Switzerland by horse local: riding (at own cost). Relaxing overnight stay in here. (private vehicles are not allowed from taxi stand) Day 8: 19th We will transfer to House boat at Dal lake and enjoy shikara march ride. In evening we can enjoy the mesmerizing view from your house boat’s balcony and overnight stay there. Houseboat: Day 9 : 20th After a late morning breakfast, we will drive to the airport for march your flight home.Our Service will end there. Srinagar drop Inclusions: Arrival at Srinagar airport and drop also here. Double sharing room in hotel 08 Nights/09 Days accommodation as given above. All Transfers & Sightseeing By tempo traveler/Car which is depends on the number of members in group. Meals as mentioned in itinerary Plan: - Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner from our Separate kitchen. All currently applicable taxes i.e. Hotel Tax & Transportation Exclusions: Any airfare, train fare, overland journey which is not mentioned in the itinerary. Gandola tickets Sonamarg Zero point Horse ride Pahalgam Guide & Entrance fees during sightseeing Room Heater Charges Cancellation Policy: 30 days before departure date: ` 25% of tour cost. 29-14 days before departure date: 50% of tour cost. 13-7 days before departure date: 60% of tour cost. 6-2 days before departure date: 75% of tour cost. 48 hours prior to tour departure: 100% of tour cost. NOTE: If there any problem like climate changes, landslide, political issues etc. you are not able to reaching our mention destination in Itinerary on that time & place. We are not responsible for that. Thank you!!! .
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