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Live India inside you Ciao India Tours Day 1 CIT 0125– Taj Mahal Tours 0800 hrs. Disembarkation of passenger from the ship. Customs / baggage clearance. 0815 hrs. Depart pier for Gateway of India en-route drive past Reserve Bank and the Asiatic Library. 0830hrs. Arrive & visit Gateway of India for a photo stop. 0845 hrs. Depart to for Domestic Airport en- route drive past via Prince of Wales Museum, Jahangir Art Gallery, David Sassoon Library, Watson Hotel, Mumbai University, Rajabai Clock Tower, Mumbai High Court, Mumbai Municipal Corporation Building CST station,Marine Drive, Girgaum Chowpatty, proceed to Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat. 0930hrs. Arrive at Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat for a Photo Stop. 0945hrs. Depart to Domestic Airport via Bandra worli sea link 1045hrs. Arrive at Mumbai Airport (lunch by yourself at Airport) 1440hrs Depart for Delhi (By Flight apx 2h 10 m flight) 1645hrs Arrive at Delhi Airport and Depart for Agra (Enrute Tea and Snack Break) 2130hrs Arrive in Agra and Check In in Hotel (Dinner and Overnight in Agra Hotel. Day 2 0630hrs Depart to Visit TajMahal 0645hrs Arrive and Visit TajMahal 0815hrs Depart for Agra Hotel for Breakfast 0830hrs Arrive at Agra Hotel and Have Breakfast 1000 hrs Depart for Delhi Airport (Lunch En route) 1600 hrs Arrive at Delhi Airport 1850hrs Depart for Mumbai (By Flight Approx. 2h 5 min) 2110hrs Arrive at Mumbai Airport and Depart for Port (Dinner En route) 2200hrs Arrive at port. Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India. www.ciaoindiatours.com, [email protected] Ph:- +919971981381,+919711973836 Whatsapp no:- +918800971196 , +393293570939,+96892038772 Live India inside you Ciao India Tours Taj mahal fee, 2 Dinner, 1 lunch, 1 snack, Return Flight, Guide Included @ Total =708 euro (per person)(Minimum pax 2) Private Tour @ Total = 590 euro (per person)(pax 4) Private Tour @ Total = 580 euro (per person) (pax 5-8) Group Tour @ Total = 524 (per person) (pax 9-15) euro Group Tour @ Total = 468 euro (per person)(pax 16-32) Group Tour Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India. www.ciaoindiatours.com, [email protected] Ph:- +919971981381,+919711973836 Whatsapp no:- +918800971196 , +393293570939,+96892038772 Live India inside you Ciao India Tours CIT 0126 - MUMBAI CITY TOUR 0815 Hrs -1315Hrs. 08:15 Hrs. Depart Pier for Iskcon Temple Girgaum enroute drive past Reserve Bank of India ,The Asiatic Library, Prince of Wales Museum, Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai High Court, Mumbai University, Marine drive & Girgaum beach. 08:45 Hrs. Arrive and visit Iskcon Temple Girgaum 09:15 Hrs. Depart to Hanging Garden & Kamala Nehru Park 09:30 Hrs. Arrive and visit Hanging Garden & Kamala Nehru Park 10:00 Hrs. Depart to Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat for a photo stop drive past via Parsi Tower of Silence 10:25 Hrs. Arrive at Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat for a photo stop 10:40 Hrs. Depart for Mani Bhavan 11:10 Hrs. Arrive and visit Mani Bhavan 11:40 Hrs. Depart to St. Thomas Cathedral en route drive past via Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (V.T Station) 12:10 Hrs. Arrive and visit St. Thomas Cathedral. 12:25 Hrs. Depart to Gateway of India for a photo stop 12:40 Hrs. Arrive at Gateway of India for a photo stop 12:55 Hrs. Depart to Pier 13:15 Hrs. Arrive at Pier Mani Bhawan fee Included @ Total =73 euro (per person) (Minimum Pax 2) Private Tour @ Total = 54 euro (per person) (Pax 4) Private Tour @ Total = 48 euro (per person) (Pax 5-8) Group Tour @ Total = 35 (per person) (Pax 9-15) euro Group Tour @ Total = 30 euro (per person) (Pax 16-32) Group Tour Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India. www.ciaoindiatours.com, [email protected] Ph:- +919971981381,+919711973836 Whatsapp no:- +918800971196 , +393293570939,+96892038772 Live India inside you Ciao India Tours CIT 0127–Elephanta Caves Tour 0815 Hrs. 1315 Hrs. 08:15 Hrs. Depart pier by coach to Gateway of India for a photo stop drive past Reserve Bank of India and The Asiatic Library. 08:30 Hrs. Arrive at Gateway of India for a photo stop. 08:45 Hrs. Board the motor Launch for Elephanta Island. 09:45 Hrs. Arrive at the Island. Take the mini train to the base of the steps to the cave or walk to the base of the steps. (If the train is working & the guests desires to experience the same they should be allowed) Thereafter climb up to the caves. 10:30 Hrs. Sightseeing of Elephanta caves. 11:00 Hrs. Leisure time at caves and Meet at the Elephanta jetty 11:45 Hrs. Board the motor for Gateway of India. 12:45Hrs. Arrive at Gateway of India. 13:00 Hrs. Board (Coach) (car)and proceed to Pier. 13:15 Hrs. Arrive at pier Cave fee and jetty fee included @ Total =87 euro (per person) (Minimum Pax 2) Private Tour @ Total = 62 euro (per person) (Pax 4) Private Tour @ Total = 55 euro (per person) (Pax 5-8) Group Tour @ Total = 45 (per person) (Pax 9-15) euro Group Tour @ Total = 38 euro (per person)(Pax 16-32) Group Tour CIT 0128 – HERITAGE TRAIL TOUR Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India. www.ciaoindiatours.com, [email protected] Ph:- +919971981381,+919711973836 Whatsapp no:- +918800971196 , +393293570939,+96892038772 Live India inside you Ciao India Tours DEP: 0830 Hrs. ARR: 1330 Hrs. 08:30 Hrs. Depart Pier and proceed to St. Thomas Cathedral drive past General Post office, Victoria Terminus. Mumbai Municipal Corporation Building, St. Xavier Collage Western Railways Head Quarter and Bombay Gymkhana. 08:55 Hrs. Arrive and visit St. Thomas Cathedral 09:15 Hrs. Walk towards Flora Fountain, High Court Building, Mumbai University, Army Navy Building, David Sassoon Library, Jahangir Art Gallery, Prince of Wales Museum walk towards Gateway of India to end heritage walking tour. 10:30 Hrs. Arrive at Gateway of India for a photo stop 10:45 Hrs. Depart Dhobi Ghat Cuffe Parade. 11:00 Hrs. Arrive & visit Dhobi Ghat Cuffe Parade. 11:30 Hrs. Depart for Mahatma Jyotibha Phule Market (Crawford Market) 12:00 Hrs. Arrive & visit the Crawford Market 12:30 Hrs. Depart to Mangaldas Market 12:45 Hrs. Arrive and visit Mangaldas Market 13:15 Hrs. Depart to Pier 13:30 Hrs. Arrive at Pier @ Total =73 euro (per person)(Minimum Pax 2) Private Tour @ Total = 54 euro (per person)(Pax 4) Private Tour @ Total = 48 euro (per person) (Pax 5-8) Group Tour @ Total = 35 (per person) (Pax 9-15) euro Group Tour @ Total = 25 euro (per person) (Pax 16-32) Group Tour Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India. www.ciaoindiatours.com, [email protected] Ph:- +919971981381,+919711973836 Whatsapp no:- +918800971196 , +393293570939,+96892038772 Live India inside you Ciao India Tours CIT 0129 -ELEPHANTA CAVES & CITY TOUR 08:45 Hrs. Depart Pier to Gateway of India for a photo stop en route drive past Reserve Bank of India and the Asiatic Library. 09:00 Hrs. Arrive at Gateway of India for a Photo Stop. 09:15 Hrs. Board the motor launch for Elephanta Island. 10:15 Hrs. Arrive at the Elephanta Island. Take mini train to the base of the steps to the cave or walk to the base of the steps. (If the train is working & the guests prefer the same they should be allowed), There after climb up to the caves.(almost 300 stairs) 11:00 Hrs. Sightseeing of Elephanta Caves. 12:00 Hrs. Meet at Elephanta Island harbour 12:15 Hrs. Board the Ferry to Gateway of India 13:15 Hrs. Arrive at the Gateway of India & proceed for Lunch at Hotel Marine Plaza or similar 13:30 Hrs. Arrive for Lunch at Hotel Marine Plaza (Lunch includes) 14:30 Hrs. Depart for orientation driveof Mumbai City drive past Prince of Wales Museum, Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai University, Mumbai High Court, Rajabai Clock Tower and Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (V.T. Station) Proceed to Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghatfor a photo stop. 15:15 Hrs. Arrive Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghatfor a photo stop. 15:30 Hrs. Depart to Mahalaxmi Dhobifor Mani Bhavandrive past Jain Temple Hanging Garden and the Parsi Tower of Silence. 16:15 Hrs. Arrive atMani Bhavan 16:45 Hrs. Depart to Pier 17:15 Hrs. Arrive at the pier Cave ,jetty ,Lunch Mani bhawan fee included @ Total =135 euro (per person) (Minimum Pax 2) Private Tour @ Total = 93 euro (per person) (Pax 4) Private Tour @ Total = 88 euro (per person) (Pax 5-8) Group Tour @ Total = 75 (per person) (Pax 9-15) euro Group Tour @ Total = 67 euro (per person)(Pax 16-32) Group Tour Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India. www.ciaoindiatours.com, [email protected] Ph:- +919971981381,+919711973836 Whatsapp no:- +918800971196 , +393293570939,+96892038772 Live India inside you Ciao India Tours CIT 0130 -Bombay City of Contrasts 09:00 Hrs. 16:00 Hrs 09:00 Hrs Depart Pier for Cuffe Parade Dhobi Ghat. 09:25 Hrs Arrive and visit Cuffe Parade Dhobi Ghat 09:45 Hrs Depart to Gateway of India for a Photo Stop. 10:00 Hrs Arrive and visit at Gateway of India for a photo stop 10:20 Hrs Depart for walking tour of Heritage buildings of Fort area and proceed to St. Thomas Cathedral to end heritage walk. 11:20 Hrs Arrive and St. Thomas Cathedral 11:30 Hrs Depart to Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (V.T Station) 11:40 Hrs Arrive and visit Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (V.T Station) 12:10 Hrs. Depart to Hotel Marine Plaza (or similar) for Buffet lunch 12:15 Hrs. Arrive at Hotel Marine Plaza for Buffet lunch at Bay view Restaurant 13:45 Hrs. Depart to Bombay Panjrapole 14:15Hrs Arrive and visit Bombay Panjrapole 14:45Hrs Depart to Crawford market 15:15Hrs Arrive and visit Crawford market 15:45Hrs Depart to Pier 16:00 Hrs Arrive at Pier CST FEE AND Lunch Included @ Total =123 euro (per person)(Minimum Pax 2) Private Tour @ Total = 80 euro (per person)(Pax 4) Private Tour @ Total = 74 euro (per person) (Pax 5-8) Group Tour @ Total = 60 (per person) (Pax 9-15) euro Group Tour @ Total = 53 euro (per person)(Pax 16-32) Group Tour Head office address 140 Budhpur, Delhi 110036 India.
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  • GIPE-034471-Contents.Pdf

    GIPE-034471-Contents.Pdf

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