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Glimpse of Mewar 05 Nights/ 06 Days Head Office: Naman Midtown, A- Wing, 15th Floor, Next to Indiabulls Financial Center, Adjoined to Elphistone Road Station, Mumbai: 400013 Tel: +91 22 61019101/102 Website :www.gemtravels.com Email: [email protected] GLIMPSE OF MEWAR 05 NIGHTS/ 06 DAYS OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| SECTOR INTRODUCTION Udaipur , also known as the "City of Lakes", formerly the capital of the Mewar Kingdom, is a city in the western Indian state of Rajasthan. Founded by Maharana Udai Singh II in 1559, it’s set around a series of artificial lakes and is known for its lavish royal residences. City Palace, overlooking Lake Pichola, is a monumental complex of 11 palaces, courtyards and gardens, famed for its intricate peacock mosaics. Udaipur, with its lakes, and historic palaces and architecture, is a major destination for tourists, both domestic and foreign nationals visiting the state. Chittorgarh is a city and municipality in Rajasthan, northwest India. It’s known for the honey-colored, 7th- century Chittorgarh Fort, a vast hilltop complex with the remains of many temples and monuments. The 15th-century, 9-story Vijay Stambh (Tower of Victory) is built from red sandstone and white marble. It offers city views from the top, and it is lit up at night. Nearby is the Rajput-style Fateh Prakash Palace. Chittorgarh is home to the Chittor Fort the largest fort in India and Asia. Kumbhalgarh is a Mewar fortress on the westerly range of Aravalli Hills, in the Rajsamand district near Udaipur of Rajasthan state in western India. It is a World Heritage Site included in Hill Forts of Rajasthan. Built during the course of the 15th century by Rana Kumbha. Kumbhalgarh in its current form was built by Rana Kumbha who was the Rana of Mewar. OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| WHY TRAVEL WITH GEM TOURS • Travel with Gem tours serving Excellence & Luxury since 1983 • One & only travel agency in India serving Pure Vegetarian food “GEM TOURS AND TRAVELS” • Gem Tours: Since 1983. Travel Safe, Sound and Secure HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR 01 Night Chittorgarh - fort Chittorgarh , Rana kumbha Palace , Meera Mandir, Vijay Stambha and Padmini’s Palace. 02 Nights Kumbhalgarh - Kumbhalgarh Fort – one of the most beautiful forts in Rajasthan and a UNESCO World Heritage Site Haldi Ghati , Ranakpur Jain Temple , Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary. 02 Nights Udaipur - Lake Pichola , Jag Mandir , City Palace, Jagdish Temple, fateh Sagar Lake & Saheliyon-ki-Bari. OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| ACCOMODATION PLAC E HOTEL NAME CHITTORGARH THE ELEGANCE RESORT/ SIMILAR KUMBHALGARH KUMBHA BAGH / SIMILAR UDAIPUR UDAI BAGH / SIMILAR OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| DETAILED ITINERARY DAY 1 – UDAIPUR – CHITTORGARH DAY 2 – CHITTORGARH – KUMBHALGARH On arrival at Udaipur Airport/Railway Station, you will be transferred to After Breakfast check out from the hotel and proceed to Kumbhalgarh Chittorgarh (Approx 110 kms/3 hrs journey). Check in at Hotel. Visit fort (approx. 4 hrs journey). Upon arrival in Kumbhalgarh Get transferred to Chittorgarh The fort of Chittor is regarded as one of the most outstanding forts your hotel. Check-in and make the most of Rajasthani hospitality. In the of the country and is indeed the "Pride of Rajasthan State". The formidable fort afternoon had out to visit the famous Kumbhalgarh Fort – one of the is perched atop a 180 meter high hillock covering a massive area of 700 acres most beautiful forts in Rajasthan and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The and is a standing sentinel to the courage and valour of Chittorgarh. It is belived walls of the fort extend over 38 km and is the second longest wall after that the fort was build by the Mauryans in 7th century and further strucres were ‘Great Wall of China’. Overnight stay at the hotel. added to it by the successive Mewar rulers. Gaumukh Reservoir A deep tank filled by a spring coming from a 'cow mouth', situated at the edge of the cliff. It is considered to be sacred where you can feed the fishes. Rana kumbha Palace The ruined edifice of great historical and architectural interest, being the most massive monument in the fort of Chittaur. Also visit Meera Mandir, Vijay Stambha and Padmini’s Palace . Overnight at hotel. OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| DAY 3 – KUMBHALGARH DAY 4 – KUMBHALGARH – UDAIPUR Relish a delicious breakfast at the hotel and proceed for After Breakfast proceed to Udaipur (Approx 2 ½ hrs). full day sightseeing. You would be visiting the famous Check in to the Hotel. Later in the evening take a boat ride Haldi Ghati – famous for the epic battle, Ranakpur Jain (optional) on the 4 km long and 3 km wide Lake Pichola, Temple – famous for its carving and 1,444 pillars rich which is fringed with hills, palaces, havelis, ghats, decorated with marvelous sculptures on white marble. embankments and temples and offers spectacular views of You can also visit Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary. Return the city. Visit the Jag Mandir Island with its exquisite Gul to the hotel in the evening and enjoy a luxurious Mahal Pavilion. Overnight at Hotel. overnight stay. OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| DAY 5 – UDAIPUR DAY 6 – UDAIPUR AIRPORT After breakfast, go for city sightseeing tour. You will visit After breakfast, you will be transferred to the City Palace, Jagdish Temple, fateh Sagar Lake & Saheliyon- Airport/Railway station for your final Departure. The Tour ki-Bari. Overnight stay in the hotel. Ends here with Amazing memories. OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| TOUR COST (EARLY BIRD OFFER : BOOK BEFORE 14TH FEB, 2020 & GET 2,999/- PER PERSON DISCOUNT) BOOK NOW & GET 1 DINNER AT ITC GRAND CENTRAL, PAREL MUMBAI (VAILD TILL 30TH SEPT, 2020) VALID TILL 30th APRIL 2020 PER PERSON 32,999/- EXTRA ADULT WITH MATTRESS (ABOVE 12 YEAR) 29,999/- EXTRA CHILD WITH MATTRESS (ABOVE 05 YEAR) 24,999/- EXTRA CHILD WITHOUT MATTRESS (ABOVE 04 – 11 YEAR) 19,999/- BELOW 4 YRS 10,999/- OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| TOUR COST INCLUSIONS : Accommodation at the Hotels mentioned on Twin sharing basis. Breakfast & Dinner with special arrangement for Jain Meals. Transfers, sightseeing and surface transportation by AC INNOVA FOR 4/6 PAX . (AC is NON – OPERATIONAL on Hills) Rates valid for Indian nationals. TOUR COST EXCLUSIONS : • GST 5%. • Airfare (Main and Internal) • Entry fees for monuments/palaces/museums, light & sound show, camel/elephant safari, desert adventure activity, mineral water, charges for ropeway, guide, camera, movie camera, water activities, boating charges, extra vehicle charges where co’s vehicle not available. • All expenses of personal nature like tips, laundry charges, telephone charges, food, drinks, Porterage, gratuities and mineral water not forming part of the group menus. • Any items not specifically mentioned in “tour cost includes”. OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD| PAYMENT POLICY Rs 10,000 at the time of booking (Non- Refundable) Balance Payment 30 Days Prior to Departure. Refund Will Be Given In Form Of “CREDIT NOTE” Which Will Be Utilized In Domestic Package Only With The Validity Of “01 YEAR”. CANCELLATION POLICY No of Days Charges 45 Days or more prior to the date of departure 5000/- Per Person 44 – 30 Days 25 % of Tour Cost 29 – 15 Days 50 % of Tour Cost 14 – 07 Days 75 % of Tour Cost 07 days less prior to the date of departure 100 % of Tour Cost OUR OFFICES - PRABHADEVI | HUGES ROAD | PARLE (E) | MULUND | VASHI | VILEPARLE | KANDIVALI (E) | KANDIVALI(W)|DELHI|PUNE|AHMEDABAD|JAMNAGAR|CHENNAI|KOLKATA|SURAT|RAJKOT|GHAZIABAD|.
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