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Mumbai Lonavala Package with Imagica Mumbai Lonavala package with Imagica Starting From :Rs.:14500 Per Person 4 Days / 3 Nights Lonavala .......... Package Description Mumbai Lonavala package with Imagica This lonavala tour package from Mumbai includes visit to not only one of the best hill resorts of Maharashtra but also the best amusement theme park of India – Imagica, with entrance tickets to Imagica theme park for one full day. You will also get ample of time to explore the various attractions in Lonavala with comfort of your private vehicle, from the start till the end of your journey. Please feel free to get in touch with us if you want us to customize this trip for you and we will be more than happy to assist you .......... Itinerary Day.1 Arrival Mumbai, transfer to Lonavala Arrival at Mumbai airport, collect your luggage and meet your driver outside exit area. After pick up, we will take you to Lonavala by road. The journey takes about 3 hours for a distance of 90 kms approx. on arrival in Lonavala, check in to the hotel. One of most famous hill stations of Maharashtra, Lonavala is surrounded by green valleys and lovely waterfalls. If time permits, we will visit Bhushi Dam, Lonavala Lake and Kune Falls today. Overnight stay in your hotel / resort in Lonvala Meals:N.A Day.2 Full day tour of Lonavala & Khandala Breakfast in your hotel, we will take you to full day tour of Lonavala. There are ample of things to Copyright © www.planjourneys.com do in Lonavala and we will cover some of the major sights in Lonavala today like Karla Caves, Lion’s Point, Duke’s Nose, Narayani Dham Temple, Lohagad Fort, Tungarli Lake, etc. Later after a fun filled day of sightseeing in Lonavala, come back to your hotel for an overnight stay Meals:Breakfast in hotel Day.3 Full day tour of Imagica Theme Park After breakfast in your hotel, today we will visit the best amusement park in India – Adlabs Imagica! Located on Mumbai-Pune expressway, it is India’s one and only international standard theme park which has got something for everyone in the family whether you are a kid or person young at heart. Enjoy the amazing shows like Mr. India, I for India – a unique flying experience to see the whole of India in few minutes, parades on the streets of Imagica and world-famous thrilling, family and kids rides. Imagica theme park tickets are included in your package (weekday) by Plan Journeys. Later in the evening, come back to your hotel for an overnight stay Meals:Breakfast in hotel Day.4 Departure day, Mumbai sightseeing and airport drop Breakfast in your hotel and relax till the check out time. After check out, we will take you to Mumbai airport for your departure flight, enroute we will spend some time at Gateway of India, one of the famous landmarks of India and also see some major attractions of Mumbai ( if time permits). Later drop to the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport for your onward flight. Come back with happy memories of your trip and share your feedback with team Plan Journeys enabling us to design another beautiful tour package for you Meals:Breakfast in hotel .......... Inclusions *03 nights accommodation in Lonavala – V Resort Lonavala / similar. *Breakfast in hotel. *Full day entrance to Imagica Theme Park (Weekday). *Mumbai airport – Lonavala – Imagica – Mumbai airport transfers by private vehicle. *All tours and transfers by private vehicle. .......... Exclusions *Airfare / train tickets. *Toll and parking charges. *GST. *Entrance fees payable directly for the monuments, if any. .......... Hotel Details & Price Hotel Name Star Twin Sharing Child With Bed Child Without Bed V Resort Lonavala 3 Rs.14,500 Rs.5,500 Rs.4,500 Copyright © www.planjourneys.com .......... Highlights *Best weekend package from Mumbai or Pune. *Great combination of relaxation and fun with Lonavala and Imagica park. *Options to customize as per your choice. .......... Sightseeing Lonavala sightseeing tour Visit the best sightseeing places in Lonavala on a private tour with us. Full day in Imagica Theme Park Visit Imagica Theme Park with full day entrance ticket and enjoy the various rides and shows with your loved ones. Sightseeing tour of Mumbai Visit Gateway of India, the one of the most famous landmark of India .......... Terms & Conditions *Peak season surcharges not included, if any.. Copyright © www.planjourneys.com.
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