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LONAR – SHEGAON – MUMBAI – 3 Nights / 4 Days Day 01 MUMBAI – SHEGAON – LONAR – SHEGAON – MUMBAI – 3 nights / 4 days Day 01 : Night departure from LTT / Mumbai by Train overnight Journey in Train. Day 02 : Morning arrival at the Pious Land of Shegaon Railway Station. On arrival Proceed towards Hotel. Check in at Hotel. Freshen-up. After breakfast visit to the Darshan of Holy Saint of Shree Gajanan Maharaj. Seek blessings. Dinner & Overnight Stay at Shegaon Hotel. (BD) Day 03 : After breakfast proceed from Shegaon to Lonar Lake. (Approx. 115 Kms) the 3rd Largest Crater and Lake in the world. Visit lord shiva temple at Lonar. Dinner & proceed towards Shegaon Railway Station by Train to board in Train for Home Town Journey. Day 04 : Morning arrival at LTT / Mumbai . Package cost Tariff (in Rupees) :- MUMBAI – SHEGAON – LONAR – SHEGAON – MUMBAI STANDARD Cost per pax on twin sharing basis Cost per pax on triple sharing basis Child between 5-11 yrs with extra bed Child between 5-11 yrs with no extra bed Single Room Occupancy • GST Extra INCLUSIONS : Train journey 3T- Ac Sleeper Class. Meet & Greet Services at the Station. Transfer & Sightseeing by Ac Vehicle as per itinerary Accommodation in Ac room (in good condition and with basic amenities). Vehicle as per Group Size for ensuring Sightseeing & transfer should be Provided. EXCLUSIONS : Any Air-fare Personal Expenses / Telephone / Heater / Laundry / Porterage / Drinks, etc. Entry Fees, Camera Fees, safari & Guide shall be provided at the Tourist Places. Any meals other than those specified in the “Cost Includes”. Any Portage, Tips, Mineral Water, Soft Drink, Ice-Cream. Any other Expense which is not specifically included in the Tour Cost Meals on MAP Plan. (Morning tea, Breakfast & unlimited Dinner). Any additional meals / Enroute meals, Sightseeing & activities other than those mentioned in the itinerary. Any Service not specified in inclusion. Any Still / Video Camera fees, entrance fees for monuments and any activities suggested in the itinerary are chargeable directly. .
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