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Assam –Shillong with Kaziranga (10 Days) Reporting : Howrah Railway Station (Main Enquiry) at 2.30 pm. on Day Programme Night Stay 1 Howrah at 3.50 pm by 12345 UP Saraighat Express for Guwahati. In Train Reach Guwahati at 9.30 am and transfer to Hotel. After Lunch visit Kamakhya Temple Guwahati 2 & Return to Hotel A.C Room Guwahati at 8.30 am for Shillong. Reach Shillong by 1 pm & transfer to hotel. After 3 Lunch visit Shillong Local Sight Seeing. (Shillong Pick, Polo Ground, Elephant Falls, Shillong Kali Temple and Ward Lake). Hotel at 8 am to visit Cherrapunji, Ramkrishna Mission & Cave. Return to Hotel by 5 4 Shillong pm. 5 Hotel at 8.30 am for Mawlynnong gram (Root Bridge). Return to Hotel at 5 pm. Shillong Kaziranga 6 Shillong at 7.30 am for Kaziranga. Reach Kaziranga by 3 pm & transfer to hotel. Hotel at 5 am for Kaziranga National Forest visit by Jeep/Elephant (@ Party’s own 7 Kaziranga cost). Return to Hotel by 9.30 am. Rest of the day free. Kaziranga at 8 am for Guwahati via Basistha Temple, Kala khetra & Balaji Temple. Guwahati 8 Reach Guwahati at 4.00 pm. & transfer to Hotel A.C.Room Guwahati at 11.45 am for Guwahati Railway Station to board the Train 12346 DN 9 Train Saraighat Express at 12.35 pm. for Howrah. 10 Reach Howrah at 5.10 am. Happy Home TOUR END Note: 1. This is a provisional tour itinerary. Tour programme may be changed/altered/varied due to the circumstances beyond control. 2. We do not accept any responsibility for loss/damage to any belongings of the Passengers. 3. Essential Materials to be carried: Original Identity Card (e.g. Voter I Card/ AADHAR Card/ Driving License etc.), Bed Sheet & Air Pillow (for Sleeper Class passengers), Half & Full Sleeve Sweater, Shawl, Torch, Mug & Water Bottle. 4. Luggage Size: One Bag and One Suit Case (22” maximum) per family is permissible. .

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