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REVISED ESCAPE HIMACHAL 17Th Himach 09 DAYS OF THRILL STARTS AT 14,999/- Mani - Kas - Mana - Tosh - Manikaran [email protected] +91- 9974220111 01 ABOUT THE PLACES 01 02 MAIN ATTRACTIONS 02 03 THRILLERS 03 04 ITINERARY 04 05 THINGS TO CARRY 11 06 PACKAGE RATES 12 07 INCLUSIONS 13 08 EXCLUSIONS 13 09 SUPPLEMENTS 13 10 BATCH DATES 14 11 BOOKING PROCESS 15 12 PAYMENT METHODS 15 13 CANCELLATION POLICY 16 14 TERMS & CONDITIONS 16 Himachal Pradesh is India’s outdoor adventure playground. From trekking, climbing, rafting, paragliding and skiing, if it can be done in mountains, it can be done here. Amritsar is home to the spectacular Golden Temple, Sikhism holiest shrine and one of India’s most serene humbing sights. 1 ABOUT THE PLACES Located in the Himalayas, the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh is replete with snowy mountains, lush forests, hilly terrains and numerous water bodies. From the surreal terrainof Spiti Valley to hill stations in Kullu Valley, Himachal is like a cupboard full of boxes waiting to be explored. Manali is nestled in the mountains of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh near the northen end of the Kullu Valley. Situated at a height of 6726 feet above sea level in the Beas River Valley, this Himalayan resort town has a reputation as a backpacking center and honeymoon destination. Kasol is a hamlet in the district Kullu and situated in Parvati Valley, on the banks of the Parvati River, on the way between Bhuntar and Manikaran. It is located 30 km from Bhuntar and 3.5 km from Manikaran. Isolated from the rest of the world lies a solitary village in Malana Nala, which is a side valley of the Parvati Valley. Known as the Malana Village, it is located in the Kullu district. Widely known for its strong culture and religious beliefs, with various sentiments embedded in the past, it is a place meant for people who seek spiritual guidance. Escape Himachal 1 2 MAIN ATTRACTIONS Local Sightseeing in Amritsar (Golden Temple & Jallianwala Bagh) The Sensational feel of ZERO DEGREE Temperature (i.e. Solang Valley or Gulaba Snow Point) Local Sightseeing in Manali (Hadimba temple / Jogini waterfalls and Mall Road) Bird Watching (Brief knowledge of Himalayan fauna) Rock Mountain Trek of the ‘Sensational BIJLI Mahadev’ Local Sightseeing in Manikaran (Gurudwara, Hot springs, Shiv temple and Market) Local Sightseeing in Kasol Market Rock Mountain trek of Magnificent Tosh village / Malana village (Optional) Beginner Photography Workshop (Landscape and Wildlife) * Theme Music Party and BBQ night Escape Himachal 2 3 THRILLERS Manali’s Highest Paragliding Take off Exciting Rope Activities and Childhood games One Night Survival Jungle Stay in Tents (Camping & Bonfire) Exploration to the Unseen places in Manali White Water Rafting in Ice Cold River Archery and Star Gazing * Royal Enfield Bullet Biking The Grand Campfire Jungle Survival Techniques training Camp built-up technique & Much More. Escape Himachal 3 4 ITINERARY DAY 1 BOARD TRAIN/FLIGHT Departure from respective boarding / source city for Jalandhar (Meeting point) DAY 2 ARRIVAL AT JALANDHAR LOCAL SIGHT-SEEING AT AMRITSAR DEPARTURE FOR MANALI CAMP SITE Arrive at Jalandhar railway station from respective boarding cities Bus allotment and Luggage loading Departure for lunch at Haveli Heritage Restaurant, Amritsar Freshen up Leave for local sight-seeing at Amritsar (Golden Temple and Jallianwala Bagh) Departure for dinner Overnight journey in bus to Manali camp site Escape Himachal 4 DAY 3 ARRIVAL AT MANALI CAMP SITE GAMES AND SURVIVAL NIGHT Arrive at Manali camp site Depart to paragliding site (Only for registered members) Tent allotment Freshen up Breakfast Games (Cricket, badminton, volleyball etc.) Lunch Depart for rope activities (Rappelling and valley crossing) Dinner Leave for Survival night (2.2 km trek) Tent pitching activities Bonfire and Much more Escape Himachal 5 DAY 4 SOLANG VALLEY LOCAL SIGHT-SEEING IN MANALI Wake up call Tent un-pitching activities Depart for camp site Breakfast Freshen up Depart for Solang Valley Local sight-seeing in Manali (Hadimba / Gatotkach Temple) Depart for Manali mall road Shopping and exploring Depart for camp site Dinner Bonfire Escape Himachal 6 DAY 5 GAMES CHECKOUT FROM MANALI CAMP SITE BIJLI MAHADEV TREK DEPARTURE FOR KASOL JARI CAMP SITE Wakeup call Freshen up Heavy breakfast cum lunch Checkout from Manali camp site Depart for Bijli Mahadev Trek (To & fro 9.5km, Max. height gain) Depart for Kasol / Jari camp site Arrive at Kasol / Jari camp site Cottage/Room allotment Freshen Up Dinner Bonfire Escape Himachal 7 DAY 6 TOSH MALANA VILLAGE TREK LOCAL SIGHT-SEEING AT MANIKARAN AND KASOL Wakeup call Breakfast Depart for Tosh / Malana village (Exploring Himachal culture) Depart for Manikaran (Manikaran Gurudwara, Natural hot water spring, Shiv Temple and local market) Depart for Kasol market Shopping and exploring Depart for Kasol / Jari camp site Freshen Up Dinner Bonfire, Theme music party and BBQ Escape Himachal 8 DAY 7 GAMES CHECKOUT RIVER RAFTING AT BHUNTER DEPARTURE FOR JALANDHAR Wakeup call Breakfast Childhood games (Tug of war, dog and the bone etc.) Lunch Checkout from Kasol / Jari camp site Depart to Bhunter for White River Water Rafting Depart for Jalandhar Dinner halt Continue overnight bus journey to Jalandhar Escape Himachal 9 DAY 8 ARRIVE AT JALANDHAR LOCAL SIGHT-SEEING AT JALANDHAR BOARD TRAIN BACK TO SOURCE CITY Arrive early morning at Haveli Heritage restaurant, Jalandhar Freshen Up Breakfast Depart for railway station (As per individual train schedules or local sight-seeing at Jalandhar: MBD Mall, Lucky sweet mall or movie screenings at personal expense) DAY 9 BOARD TRAIN/FLIGHT Arrival at respective boarding / source city with all great memories Escape Himachal 10 5 THINGS TO CARRY FIRST RULE OF BACKPACKING IS TRAVEL LIGHT, CARRY MINIMUM WEIGHT All Clients should bring One Main large Kit bag or Rucksack weighing, No More than 10kg and containing the following: A PAIR OF SHOES S 2 WATER A PAIR OF RESISTANT THERMAL 1 LOCK PER TRACKS CLOTHS LUGGAGE IDENTITY PROOF POWER BANK & CHARGER 2 BLANKET/SHAWL 2 JACKETS INSIDE 2 DISPOSABLE BAGPACK WATER BOTTLES CAP & GLARES EARPHONES TORCH WITH EXTRA BATTERY MEDICINES 5 PAIRS OF SOCKS 3 T-SHIRTS 2 PAIRS OF JEANS & SHIRTS Escape Himachal 11 6 PACKAGE RATES (PER PERSON) GROUP PACKAGE 1 MANALI TO MANALI (5D/4N) `10,999/- 2 AMRITSAR TO AMRITSAR (7D/6N) `11,999/- 3 JALANDHAR TO JALANDHAR (7D/6N) `12,999/- 4 DELHI TO DELHI NON AC TRAINS (7D/6N) `13,999/- 5 AHMEDABAD / JODHPUR NON AC TRAINS (9D/8N) `14,999/- 6 MUMBAI / NAGPUR / PUNE / GOA NON AC TRAINS (10D/9N) `15,999/- 7 AHMEDABAD / JODHPUR AC TRAINS (9D/8N) `16,999/- 8 MUMBAI / NAGPUR / PUNE / GOA AC TRAINS (10D/9N) `17,999/- 9 DELHI - AMRITSAR TO & FRO FLIGHT (7D/6N) `18,999/- * PRIVATE PACKAGE 7D/6N (FROM AMRITSAR OR JALANDHAR) 1 FOR 2 MEMBERS (WITH SEDAN CAR) `19,999/- 2 FOR 4 MEMBERS (WITH SEDAN CAR) `17,999/- 3 FOR 6 MEMBERS (WITH INNOVA CAR) `15,999/- 4 FOR 8 MEMBERS AND ABOVE (WITH TRAVELER BUS) `13,999/- Escape Himachal 12 7 INCLUSIONS (Services provided by us which are included in the package costs) Govt. Certified Instructors Transportation and Forest Entry Fees All Accommodation in Tents / Cottages (Multiple sharing and as per weather) Veg. Meals starting from Jalandhar to Jalandhar White Water Rafting in Ice Cold River Rope Activities and Childhood games Survival Night and Camping in Jungle Theme Music Party and BBQ night 8 EXCLUSIONS (Services which are not provided by us in the package costs) Any other services which aren’t mentioned in the inclusions/add-ons Any type of photos or videography Biking and paragliding Insurance and medical evacuation Personal guide/monument/porter fees and/or any other expenses 9 SUPPLEMENTS (Services provided by us at an additional cost per person as mentioned below) Paragliding take off height 8100ft (Booking & transfers) `3499/- `2999/- Mount biking 350 c/c `1299/- `999/- OR 500 c/c `1999/- `1499/- Jain food package `1499/- `999/- Twin sharing in tents and rooms `2999/- `1999/- Escape Himachal 13 10 BATCH DATES 06 13 20 OCTOBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019 03 10 17 27 24 01 08 15 05 12 19 DECEMBER 2019 JANUARY 2020 22 29 26 02 09 16 FEBRUARY 2020 MARCH 2020 01 08 1503 23 22 29 03 10 17 05 12 19 APRIL 2020 MAY 2020 26 24 31 07 14 21 JUNE 2020 JULY 2020 05 12 19 28 26 Escape Himachal 14 11 BOOKING PROCESS Our participation process is very easy and simple. For registration, submit below mentioned details on: [email protected] or +91 9974220111 GOVERNMENT ISSUED IDENTITY (AADHAR/LICENSE/PASSPORT) PERSONAL AND GUARDIAN CONTACT NUMBER REGISTRATION FEES AND EMAIL ADDREESS 12 PAYMENT METHODS GOOGLE PAY/PAYTM NUMBER: AAWARA ADVENTURES UPI ID: aawaraadventures@okaxis 9974220111 PAYTM BANK: AAWARA ADVENTURES ACC: 919974220111 IFSC: PYTM0123456 All India Business Branch AXIS BANK: AAWARA ADVENTURES ACC: 918020103059909 IFSC: UTIB0000013 Racecourse Branch, Alkapuri, Vadodara - Gujarat | India CHEQUE: Address to: AAWARA ADVENTURES Escape Himachal 15 13 CANCELLATION POLICY We would love to host you, but in case you are unable to travel as planned and need to cancel your booking, do not worry. Our simple cancellation process makes sure you receive a quick confirmation and fast refunds. Within 45 days - 80% refund of total package cost Within 30 days - 50% refund of total package cost Within 15 days - No refund Rescheduling dates - Extra 25% of total package cost The applicable refund amount will be credited to you within 30 Days after completion date. 14 TERMS & CONDITIONS Booking is considered only after submission of application and/or consent form along with registration fees. Whole itinerary depends upon Nature and may change as per weather condition.
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