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SIGHTSEEING PLACES: BANGLORE : Vidhan Soudha, Tipu Palace, Glass House, Basavan Gudi, Museum. MYSORE : Jagmohan Palace SIGHTSEEING PLACES: BANGLORE : Vidhan Soudha, Tipu Palace, Glass House, Basavan Gudi, Museum. MYSORE : Jagmohan Palace, Vrindavan Garden, Chamunda Hill, Ranganthittu Sanctuary, Shrirangpattanam, Mahishasur Statue, Zoo etc. OOTY : Botanical Garden, Lake, Tea Estate. COONOOR : Sims Park, Dolphin Nose. DAY - PROGRAMME 1: Pune: Pune dep. by 6529 exp. at 12:00 Hrs. 2: Banglore: Arrival Banglore & checking in to Hotel – Same day Banglore local Sightseeing. 3: Banglore – Mysore: Banglore to Mysore & checking in to the Hotel. Rest of the day free. 4: Mysore: Mysore local sightseeing. 5: Mysore - Ooty: Mysore to Ooty drive through Bandipur & Madumalai wild life sanctuary. Arrival Ooty & checking in to the hotel. Rest of the day free. 6: Ooty: Ooty local sightseeing with Coonoor. 7: Ooty - Banglore- Miraj: Ooty to Banglore & dep. by 6589 exp. at 20:15 Hrs. 8: Miraj: Arrival at 12:00 Happy tour ends, INCLUDES: ♣ Pune – Banglore – Pune by 3 Tier/SL Class ♣ Local tours by non a/c Vehicle ♣ Hotel accommodation with twin sharing basis with tea & breakfast EXCLUDES: ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks, Laundry, tips. ♠ Any entrance fees, Guide charges etc. SIGHTSEEING PLACES: MADURAI : Minakshi Temple. KODAIKANAL : Lake, Coakers Walk, Pillars Rock, Briant Park, Green Valley View, Solar Physical Observatory, Kurunji, Andavar temple. OOTY : Botanical Garden, Lake, and Tea Estate. COONOOR : Sims Park, Dolphin Nose. DAY – PROGRAMME 1: Pune-Madurai: Pune dep. by 6339 exp. at 16:15 Hrs. 2: Madurai: Arrival Madurai at 23:40 & check in. 3: Madurai - Kodaikanal: Morning visit to Minakshi Tample (optional) & Transfers to Kodaikanal & checking in to the hotel. 4: Kodaikanal: Kodaikanal local sightseeing. 5: Kodaikanal: Day free. Walk through nilgiris around lake. Go boating & feel charm of the Queen of hills. 6: Kodaikanal - Ooty: Kodaikanal to Ooty & checking in to hotel. Rest of the day free. 7: Ooty: Ooty local sightseeing with Coonoor. 8: Ooty – Banglore - Pune: Ooty to Banglore & dep. by 6530 exp. at 20:30 Hrs. 9: Pune: Arrival Pune at 16:00 & happy tour ends. INCLUDES: ♣ Pune – Madurai, Banaglore – Pune by 3 Tier/SL. ♣ Local tours & transfers by tourist car. ♣ Hotel accommodation with bed tea and Breakfast. ♣ Ooty to Bangalore by coach. EXCLUDES: ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks, Laundry, tips. ♠ Any entrance fees, Guide charges etc. NOTE: Nagarcoil Exp. runs everyday except Monday. SIGHTSEEING PLACES: MUNNAR : Tea Gardens, Mattupatty, Devikulam, Top Station, Rajmalai Hills and Pullivasan. ALLEPPEY : Back Water Ride. PERIYAR : Lake Tour, Wild Life Sanctuary. COCHIN : Dutch Palace, Bolagatty Iceland, Muttoncherry, Fort Cochin, Chinese Fishing Net. DAY – PROGRAMME 1: Panvel – Ernakulam: Panvel dep. by 2618/6345 exp. at 10:00/13:00 2: Ernakulam: Arrival checking in to the hotel. Ernakulam sightseeing - halt 3: Ernakulam - Munnar: Cochin to Munnar. Checking in to the hotel. 4: Munnar: Munnar local sightseeing. 5: Munnar - Periyar: Munnar to Periyar arrival & check in to the hotel. Visit to Wild life sanctuary & Periyar Lake. 6: Periyar – Kottayam - Apappuzha: Periyar to Kottayam & Kottayam Alappuzha by Backwater Cruise. Arrival & check in to the hotel. 7: Apappuzha – Ernakulam - Pune: Apappuzha-Ernakulam. Dep. by 1082 exp. at 12:45 Hrs. 8: Arrival Pune: Arrival Pune at 23:10 Hrs. Happy tour ends. INCLUDES: ♣ Panvel – Ernakulam – Pune by 3 Tier/SL. ♣ Local tours & transfers by tourist car. ♣ Hotel accommodation on twin sharing basis at all places with tea and Breakfast. ♣ Kathkali show at Cochin. EXCLUDES: ♠ Pune – Panvel. ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks, Laundry, tips. ♠ Any entrance fees, Guide charges etc. ♠ KTDC Boat charges at Periyar & Backwater cruise at Alappuza. SIGHTSEEING PLACES: MADURAI : Minakshi Temple. KODAIKANAL : Lake, Coakers Walk, Pillars Rock, Briant Park, Green Valley View, Solar Physical Observatory, Kurunji, Andavar temple. MUNNAR : Tea Gardens, Mattupatty, Devikulam, Top Station, Rajmalai Hills and Pullivasan. PERIYAR : Lake Tour, Wild Life Sanctuary. DAY – PROGRAMME 1: Pune - Madurai: Pune dep. by 6339 exp. at 16:15 Hrs. 2: Madurai: Madurai arrival at 23:40 report & checking in to the hotel. 3: Madurai - Kodaikanal: Morning visit to Minakshi Temple (optional) & Transfers to Kodaikanal & checking in to the hotel. 4: Kodaikanal: Kodaikanal local sightseeing. 5: Kodaikanal - Munnar: Kodai to Munnar by tourist car & checking in to the hotel. 6: Munnar: Munnar local sightseeing. 7: Munnar - Periyar: Munnar to Periyar arrival & check in to the hotel. Visit to Wild life sanctuary & Periyar Lake. 8: Periyar - Madurai: Morning free for shopping in Spice market & transfer to Madurai. 9: Madurai - Pune: Madurai dep. by 6340 exp. at 10:30 Hrs. 10: Pune: Arrival Pune. Happy tour ends. INCLUDES: ♣ Pune – Madurai – Pune by 3 Tier/SL. ♣ Local tours & transfers by tourist car. ♣ Hotel accommodation with bed tea and Breakfast. EXCLUDES: ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks, Laundry, tips. ♠ Any entrance fees, Guide charges etc. ♠ KTDC Boat charges at Periyar. NOTE: Nagarcoil Exp. runs everyday except Monday. SIGHTSEEING PLACES: HYDERABAD : Salarjung Museum, Birla Temple, Charminar, Gowalkonda Fort. NAGARJUNSAGAR : Dam on River Krishna. RAMOJI RAO FILM CITY : Picturesque sets of shooting. World of Glamour. DAY – PROGRAMME 01: Pune – Hyderabad: Leave Pune by 7031 exp. at 17:00 for Hyderabad. 02: Hyderabad: Hyderabad arrival at 08:00 check in Hotel – Same day enjoy full day local sightseeing. 03: Hyderabad – Nagarjunsagar: Nagarjunsagar local sightseeing & back to Hyderabad. 04: Hyderabad – Ramojirao: Ramoji Rao Film City local sightseeing & back to Hyderabad. 05: Hyderabad – Pune: Morning free for shopping & leave by 7032 exp. at 20:40 06: Pune: Arrival Pune at 09:15 & happy tour ends. INCLUDES: ♣ Pune – Hyderabad – Pune by 3 Tier/SL. ♣ All transfers & Local tours by tourist car. ♣ Hotel accommodation on twin sharing basis at all places. EXCLUDES: ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks, Laundry, tips. ♠ Any entrance fees, Guide charges etc. TOUR ATTRACTIONS: # See splendid Charminar & rare artifacts at Salarjung Museum at Hyderabad. # Star attraction here is the Ramoji Rao Film Studio. RECOMMENDED ADD ON: # The famous Pilgrim center Shrishailyam can be arranged. NOTE: # Salarjung Museum closed on Friday. SIGHTSEEING PLACES: DARJEELING : Kanchanjunga Peak, Tea Gardens, Ganga Maya, Tiger Hill, Rock Garden, Batasia Loop, Mountaineering Institute, Zoo. SIKKIM : Tshangu lake, Nathula Border, Rumtek Monastery. KOLKATA : Victoria Memorial, Belur Math, Botanical Garden, Science City and Howrah Bridge. PEMYANGTSE : Kanchanjunga Peak view, Holy Lake. MIRIK : Tea gardens, Lake. DAY – PROGRAMME 1: Pune: Your journey to Shangri-la begins when you depart from Pune by 2129 exp. for Kolkatta, the capital of West Bengal. 2: Train Journey. 3: Kolkatta: Arrival at 04:50 Hrs. Kolkata & check in to the hotel. Kolkatta city tour & dep. by 3143 mail at 19:15 Hrs. 4: N.J.P. – Gangtok: Arrival NJP at 08:15 Hrs. & transfer to Gangtok the capital of Sikkim. Check in to the hotel. Rest of the day free at your leisure. 5: Gangtok: Local sightseeing by tourist car including Tsangu Lake etc. 6: Gangtok to Pemyangtse: Experience the hugeness of Kanchanjanga Peak, the third highest Mountain in the world. Picturesque landscapes surrounded by thick deodar trees & holy lake. 7: Pemyangtse - Darjeeling: Travel through beautiful tea paradise and Rangeet valley. 8: Darjeeling: World famous place for Tea gardens. Enjoy the views of eastern Himalayas. 9: Darjeeling - Mirik: Leave morning for Mirik with Ganga maya, Rock Garden & Mirik lake. 10: Mirik - NJP: Leave afternoon for NJP to catch 3144 exp. at 20:30 for Kolkatta. 11: Kolkatta - Pune: Arrival Kolkatta at 08:00. Rest of the day free for shopping & dep. to Pune by 2130 Exp. at 21:30 Hrs. 12: Journey 13: Arrival Pune. INCLUDES: ♣ Pune – Kolkatta - NJP – Kolkatta – Pune 3 Tier/SL. ♣ Local tours & transfers by tourist car. ♣ Hotel accommodation with tea & breakfast. EXCLUDES: ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks, Laundry, tips. ♠ Any entrance fees, Guide charges, Pony charges etc. ♠ Permit fees for some sight seeing in Gangtok. SIGHTSEEING PLACES: SHIMLA : The Mall, Church, Chail, Kufri. KULLU : Shawi Factories, Kullu Valley. MANIKARAN : Hot water spring, Parvati River, Gurudwara, Ragunath temple. MANALI : Hadimba Devi Temple, Vasistha Bath, Nehru Kund, Buddhist Monastery, Mountaineering Institute. Snow Point. DELHI : Red Fort, Trimurti Bhawan, Lotas Temple, Qutub Minar, Parliament (on route) CHANDIGARH: Rose garden, Rock Garden, Pinjor. DAY – PROGRAMME 1: Pune - Delhi - Pune dep By Duranto exp. At 11:00 2: Delhi: arrival Delhi at 07:00 & checking in to hotel. Delhi local sightseeing. 3: Delhi - Shimla : Morning dep to Shimla by car Arrival & check in to the hotel 4: Shimla – Chail - Kufri: Shimla - Chial – Kufri local sightseeing. 5: Shimla - Manali: Shimla to Manali. Arrival checking in to the hotel. Rest of the day free. 6: Manali Snow Point: Manali-Rohtang Pass-Manali & local sightseeing. 7: Manali - Manikaran-Kullu: Manikaran & Kullu Valley sightseeing. 8: Manali - Chandigarh: Manali dep. to Chandigarh. Half-day city tour. 9: Chandigarh – Delhi : Chandigarh to Delhi & dep. By 2780 exp. At 15:00 10: Pune: Pune arrival at 17:00 & Happy tour ends. INCLUDES: ♣ Pune – Delhi by Duranto 3 A/C + Delhi – Pune by 3 Tier SL Class. ♣ Local tours & transfers by NAC Indica ♣ Hotel accommodation with Room Only basis. 1 Rooms + 1 Extra Bed EXCLUDES: ♠ Lunch, Dinner any extra like cold drinks,
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