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Service Provider of Ashtavinayak Darshan, Maharashtra +91-8377808574 Choudhary Yatra Company Private Limited www.choudharyyatra.in We are one of the well known names of the industry that provides International and Domestic Tour & Travel services. Our services are widely applauded for their reliability, comfort and timely execution. A Member of P r o f i l e Established in the year 1994, we, Choudhary Yatra Company Private Limited, are one of the distinguished service providers of International and Domestic Tour & Travel. The proposed tour packages comprise of Ashtavinayak Darshan, Maharashtra & Goa Tours and Dwarka Rajasthan Tours. Because of impressive work in this field, we have achieved National Award from Tourism Ministry and National Tourism Award . We are well known in the market for providing unforgettable experience through our packages and lay huge emphasis on the safety, comfort and fulfillment of the varied needs of our valued clients. Owing to our reliable and flexible services, we have earned a large number of customers across the nation. To manage and execute the services with utmost perfection, we have recruited experienced and knowledgeable professionals. We are concerned with the comfort and safety of our travelers and carry out our plans keeping in mind the constraints of time and budget. Our customers place immense trust in our capabilities and rely on us for offering organized tours with optimum comfort and personalized attention. We have earned a large number of clients in the past as a result of our unmatched quality of service and an impressive & friendly treatment. We are a Private Limited Company under the capable leadership of Mr. Ravindra Barde. Our company is enjoying an unbeatable reputation under the consistent guidance and motivation of Mr. Premchand Bajranglal Choudhary, Mr. Chaturbhuj Bajranglal Choudhary, Mr. Mahendrapal Bajranglal Choudhary and Mr. Brijmohan Bajranglal Choudhary. A Member of s t ASHTAVINAYAK DARSHAN c u We are a leading service provider for the Ashtavinayak Darshan which d includes services like Tour No.02 - Ashtaviyak, Jejuri, Dehu, alandi (Days o 2) and Tour 31 - Ashtaviyak, Bhimashankar, Jejuri, Alandi (Days 3). r P Tour No.01 - Tour No.02 - Ashtaviyak, Ashtaviyak,Bhimashankar,Jejuri, Jejuri, Dehu, alandi (Days Alandi (Days 3) 2) Tour 31 - Ashtaviyak, Tour - Ashtaviyak Darshan Bhimashankar, Jejuri, (Day 2) Alandi (Days 3) A Member of s t MAHARASHTRA & GOA TOURS c u d o r P Tour No.05- Maharashtra Tour No.06- Goa, Darshan, Tuljapur (Day 07) Mahabaleshwar, Khandala (Day 07) Goa, Mahabaleshwar, Tour No. 7) Konkan Lonawala, Khandala (Day Darshan, Ganpatipule 07) (Day 7) A Member of s t DWARKA RAJASTHAN c u d o r P Tour No.8) Dwarka, Div, Tour No.8A) Dwarka, Somnath (Days 07) Somnath, Div, Sasangir (Days 04) Tour No.9) Dwarka, Tour No.10) Special Rajasthan, Mountabu, Rajasthan, Jaipur, Jaipur (Days 11) Jaisalmer (Days11) A Member of s t KASHMIR, KULU, MANALI c u d o r P Tour No.12) Delhi, Agra, Tour No.13) Delhi, Agra, Mathura (Days 07) Kurukshetra, Amritsar (Days 07) Tour No.14) Kashmir, Tour No.15) Kashmir, Vaishnodevi, Agra, Delhi Vaishnodevi, Agra, Delhi (Days 15) (Days 15) A Member of s t SOUTH INDIA c u d o r P Tour No.23) Tirupati, Tour No.24) Kanyakumari, Ooty (Days Hyderabad,Ramoji,Shrishailyam,Tirupati 19) (Days 07) Tour No.25)South Tour No.26) Tirupati, India,Hydrabad,Tirupati,Kanyakumari Kanyakumari, Ooty (Days (Day14) 11) A Member of s t AMARNATH, BADRI KEDARNATH c u d o r P Tour No.22) Amarnath, Tour No.36) Vaishnodevi, Shrinagar Badrinath,Kedarnath,Haridwar,Rishikesh (Days 11) (Days 11) Tour 42) Badrinath, Tour No.42A) Vaishno devi, Kedarnath, Vaishno Devi Delhi, Agra, Amritsar (Day 16) (Days 08) A Member of s t BADRINATH, KEDARNATH c u d o r P Tour No.62) Dwarka, Tour No.63) Dwarka, BadriKedar, Vaishnodevi, BadriKedar, Vaishnodevi, Nepal, Kashi Haridwar Tour No.65) Tour No.66) BadriKedarnath, BadriKedarnath, Nepal, Vaishnodevi, Mathura Kashi, Haridwar (Days 18) A Member of s t 4 DHAM & 3 DHAM c u d o r P 4Dham, 7Puri, 12Jyotirling, 3Dham, 6Mokshpuri, Gangasagar, Nepal. 10Jyotirling, Gangasagar, Nepal. 3Dham, Badrinath, Nepal, Jagannathpur, Kashi, Rameshwaram. A Member of s t KASHI, ALAHABAAD c u d o r P Kashi, Ujjain, Khajuraho, Narmada Parikrama, Chitrakut. Omkareshwar, Ujjain Omkareshwar, Indore, Kashi, Allahabad, Ujjain, Allahabad, Kashi Khajuraho, Indore, Ujjain A Member of s t GANGASAGAR, JAGANNATHPURI c u d o r P Gangasagar, Gangasagar, Jagannathpuri, Gaya, Jagannathpuri, Kashi Tour Rameshwaram, Nepal, Kashi. Gangasagar, Gangasagar, Tristhali, Jagannathpuri, Tristhali, Nepal, Ujjain. Nepal. A Member of s t DOMESTIC PACKAGES c u We are a distinguished firm engaged in offering Domestic Packages to d our respected clients. These packages include Fort & Places of India, o Religious Tour and Indian Heritage. We offer various packages as well as r customized as per the specific details of the patrons. P Kanyakumari Tour Mussoorie Tour Amarnath Yatra Religious Tour A Member of s t INTERNATIONAL PACKAGES c u Our firm is instrumental in designing International Packages for our d clients. We are engaged in offering Malaysia Tour Package and o Singapore Tour Packages at pocket friendly prices. Our firm provides r expert travel agents, who design these packages as per their specific P demands and preferences. Singapore Tour Packages Malaysia Tour Package F1 Thailand, Malaysia, F1A Bangkok, Pataya Singapore A Member of s t OTHER SERVICES: c u d o r P Tour No.29) Kerala Tour No.35) Darshan, Badrinath,Kedarnath,Gongotri,Yamunotri Coachin,Periyar,Munnar (Days 15) (Days 11) Dehradun, Masuri, Delhi, Kashi, Dehradun, Masuri, Kashi Tour Delhi Tour A Member of s t OTHER SERVICES: c u d o r P Nepal, Darjeeling, Nepal, Tristhali, Kashi, Gangtok, Pokhara, Kashi Khajuraho, Ujjain. Tour Andaman, Port blair, Kulu Hill Stations Tour Cellular Jail Tour A Member of s t OTHER SERVICES: c u d o r P Tour No.90 5 Jyotirling Tour No.51 - Ashtaviyak, Darshan (Shrawan Month) Bhimashankar, Jejuri, Dehu, Alandi Tour No.11) Dwarka, Rajsthan, Jaisalmer,Jodhpur,Udaypur,Nathdwara Mauntabu, Jaipur, Agra (Day 05) (Day 10) A Member of s t OTHER SERVICES: c u d o r P Tour No.16) Tour No.17) Kulu Manali Kashmir,Vaishnodevi,Shrinagar,Amritsar Shimla, Vaishnodevi, Agra (Days 11) (Days 16) Tour No.18) Kulu, Manali, Tour No.19) Kulu, Manali, Shimla, Vaishnodevi (Days Shimla, Vaishnodevi (Days 15) 13) A Member of F a c t s h e e t Year of Establishment : 1983 Nature of Business : Service Provider Total Number of Employees : 101 to 500 People Standards & Quality Certifications Standards & Quality Certifications : National Award from Tourism Ministry for the year 2009-2010) National Tourism Award A Member of CONTACT US Choudhary Yatra Company Private Limited Contact Person: Mr. Ravindra Barde No. 276, M. G. Road Nashik - 422001, Maharashtra, India +91-8377808574 www.choudharyyatra.in A Member of.
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