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Ashtavinayak Darshan GSTIN No: 24AAKPB5359F2ZV APNA BHARAT TOURS & TRAVELS GF/4, Aditya Arcade, Choice Restaurant Lane, Nr. Swastik Cross Road, C.G Road, Navrangpura, AHMEDABAD 380009 (Gujarat) Ph. (079) 26564140, 26564141, (M) 9426171899 Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ashtavinayak literally means ‘Eight Ganesha’ in Sanskrit. Ashtavinayak Tour from Pune covers eight holy temples of Ganpati. All the Eight Ashtavinayak temples are Swayambhu (self-originated) and Jagrut. They are Moreshwar, Mahaganpati, Chintamani, Girijatmaj, Vigneshwar, Siddhivinayak, Ballaleshwar and Varad Vinayak. 2Nights/3Days Pune to Ashtavinayak Tour (Pune to Pune) Day - 1 # Take Pune Mumbai Expressway Road and visit two Ashtavinayak temples. Visit Ashtavinayak Temples near Khopoli (80 kms - 1.5 hours - Varad Vinayak Mahad) and at Pali (30 kms from Khopoli - Ballareshwar Pali) then return back to Pune (110 kms - 2 hours). Day - 2 # Take Solapur Road and visit four Ashtavinayak Temples Visit Ashtavinayak Temples near Theur (25 kms - Chintamani), Moregaon (60 kms from Theur - 1.5 hour - Mayureshwar), Siddhitek (70 kms from Moregaon - 2 hours - Siddhivinayak) and Ranjangaon (80 kms from Siddhitek - 2 hours - Mahaganpati). Return to Pune (60 kms - 2.5 hours) by evening. Day - 3 # Take Nashik Road and visit two Ashtavinayak Temples and return to Pune Visit Ashtavinayak Temples near Ozar (90 kms - 3 hours - Vighneshwar) and Lenyadri (15 kms from Ozar - 0.5 hour - Girijatmak), (Lenyadri requires few hundred steps to climb). Return to Pune by evening. Child with Bed Child without bed Package Cost Adult (Twin Sharing) Adult (Triple Sharing) (05 to 08 Yrs.) (03 to 05 Yrs.) Ex. Pune Rs. 8,000 Rs. 7,000 Rs. 6,000 Rs. 2,000 Tour Cost includes: Point to Point AC Vehicle, 02 Nights Accommodation on Twin sharing Basis at Pune. 02 Breakfast and 02 Dinner will be provided. Tour Cost does not includes: Any Train/Air Fare, Entrance Fee at monuments of any place, Guide Fee, Coolie Charges, Rope- way, Speed Boat, Mineral Water, Laundry Charges, Phone, Taxi, Room Service, Insurance of Tourist, GST, Extra Food Cost which does not include in ticket rate. GSTIN No: 24AAKPB5359F2ZV APNA BHARAT TOURS & TRAVELS GF/4, Aditya Arcade, Choice Restaurant Lane, Nr. Swastik Cross Road, C.G Road, Navrangpura, AHMEDABAD 380009 (Gujarat) Ph. (079) 26564140, 26564141, (M) 9426171899 Email: [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bank Account Details:- Account Name : APNA BHARAT TOURS & TRAVELS Account No : 32087798884 Bank Name : STATE BANK OF INDIA Branch : C.G. Road, NAVRANGPURA, AHMEDABAD 380009 IFS Code : SBIN0060399 Payment Policy:- 0 to 15 days 100% of the tour cost. 16 to 30 days 50% of the tour cost. 31 to 365 days 25% of the tour cost. Cancellation Policy:- 31 to 365 days 25% of the tour cost. 16 to 30 days 50% of the tour cost. 0 to 15 days 100% of the tour cost. (NO REFUND) Terms & Conditions:- All Prices are in Indian Rupees and valid for Indian National only. Above mentioned rates are subject to change without prior notice. Rooms are subject to availability at the time of receiving firm booking. In case of non availability of the mentioned hotels, similar kind/quality of hotels will be provided, which can change the above package cost. Check in and Checkout Timing of the Hotel will be according to the timing of the respective Hotels Company is not responsible for compensating any loss or additional cost incurred by the guest while taking the tour. Company is not responsible, nor liable for any damage, loss or injury caused to any passenger while taking the tour. All the disputes are subject to Ahmedabad Jurisdiction only. Any Claim related to the Package must be brought to the notice of the Company within a week. E. & O. E. .
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