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Car Package New Size 1 Tour Code:EVA Tour Code:EVB Varanasi-Allahabad-Varanasi Varanasi-Bodhgaya-Allahabad- 3 Days / 2 Nights ` 7,999/- Varanasi - 4 Days / 3 Nights ` 11,599/- Departure :These tours can be arranged any time during the year. Departure :These tours can be arranged any time during the year. Places Covered : Varanasi - Allahabad Places Covered : Varanasi - Bodhgaya - Allahabad Sacred river at Varanasi Day 01: Arrive Varanasi Day 01: Varanasi - Bodhgaya Morning arrival at Varanasi by Air / Train. Upon arrival, transfer to Morning arrival at Varanasi by Air / Train. Meet and greet with tour Hotel. Later visit Bharata Mata Mandir, Evening Sunset and Ganga escort and proceed to Bodhgaya (250 kms. / 5.5.hrs.). Upon arrival, Aarti & Shopping. Overnight Stay. check into Hotel. Overnight stay. Day 02: Varanasi - Allahabad - Varanasi Post breakfast, proceed to Allahabad (125 kms. / 2.5 hrs.), have a Day 02 : Bodhgaya - Gaya - Varanasi sacred bath in Triveni Sangam, visit Ananda Bhawan (Except Morning visit Vishnu Path, perform rituals if any, later visit Bodhi tree Monday) & Hanuman Temple and return back to Varanasi enroute where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment, International Temples visit Sitamarhi & Vindhyachal (Shakthi Peeth). Overnight Stay. and drive back to Varanasi. Overnight Stay. Day 03: Departure Varanasi Early morning view Sunrise & enjoy Boat Ride. Later visit Lord Day 03 : Varanasi - Allahabad Vishwanath Temple, Durga Temple, Tulsi Manas Mandir, Banaras Early morning view Sunrise & enjoy Boat Ride. Later visit Lord Hindu University, Sarnath, Museum. Evening transfer to Airport / Vishwanath Temple, Durga Temple, Tulsi Manas Mandir, Banaras Railway Station for return journey. Tour Concludes. Hindu University, Sarnath, Museum. Later, proceed to Allahabad Package cost per person in INR ( ` ) (125 kms. / 2.5 hrs.), check into hotel. Overnight stay. Day 04 : Allahabad Rates are valid from Apl,May,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec&March Jan, Feb & June to August Have a sacred bath in Triveni Sangam, visit Ananda Bhawan (Except Type of Vehicles Standard Deluxe Standard Deluxe Monday) and Hanuman Temple. Later, transfer to Railway By Car 2 Pax 7,999/- 8,799/- 7,599/- 8,399/- Station/Airport for return journey. Tour Concludes. 3 - 4 Pax 6,099/- 6,899/- 5,799/- 6,599/- 4 - 5 Pax 5,699/- 6,499/- 5,499/- 6,299/- By Innova Package cost per person in INR ( ` ) 6 - 7 Pax 4,599/- 5,399/- 4,399/- 5,199/- Tempo Traveller 8 - 9 Pax 4,899/- 5,699/- 4,699/- 5,499/- Rates are valid from Apl,May,Sep,Oct,Nov,Dec&March Jan, Feb & June to August * Fares from 21st December to 5th January are available on request. Type of Vehicles Standard Deluxe Standard Deluxe US $ Price for NRI & Foreigners is available with our offices. By Car 2 Pax 11,599/- 13,199/- 10,999/- 12,599/- 3 - 4 Pax 8,899/- 10,599/- 8,499/- 10,199/- 4 - 5 Pax 11,199/- By Innova 9,599/- 9,199/- 10,799/- 6 - 7 Pax 7,599/- 9,299/- 7,299/- 8,999/- Tempo Traveller 8 - 9 Pax 7,299/- 8,899/- 6,999/- 8,599/- * Fares from 21st December to 5th January are available on request. US $ Price for NRI & Foreigners is available with our offices. Price Includes: I Transport by AC Indica / Swift in Standard packages & AC Indigo / Swift Dzire in Deluxe Package as per above itinerary. I Hotel Accommodation with breakfast, Standard Room is provided for Standard package and hotel room equivalent to 3 Star facilities in Deluxe Package. I Hotel accommodation on twin sharing basis (In case of 3 pax, one room with one extra bed (roll away Mattress) will be provided) I All road taxes, Royal Southern Toll Taxes, Parking fee I Driver reward. Price Excludes: I Air / Train fare. I Guide & Entry fee during sight seeing Boating / Horse ride etc. I Portages, Laundry, Food, Tips, While in Delhi TM I 3.09% Govt. Service Tax. I Any other item not specified in “Price Includes”. Stay at Note: I All distance and timings indicated are approximate. I All tours are subject to terms and conditions as mentioned in our brochures. I Tour code : EVA - Single Adult in a room has to pay extra ` 2,200/- in Standard & ` 3,000/- Reservations in Deluxe package. I Tour code : EVB - Single Adult in a room has to pay extra Ph: +91-11-41450200 Rs 3,500/- in Standard & ` 5,000/- in Deluxe package. I Prices are valid till for instant reservation log on to www.hotelsouthern.com March 2013. 41.
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