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Ashirwad Holidays Is Pune/Mumbai Based B2b & B2c Tour Planner Company. the Head Office & Central Operational Office of A Ashirwad Holidays is Pune/Mumbai based b2b & b2c tour planner company. The head office & central operational office of Ashirwad Holidays is located in Pune. Ashirwad Holidays branch offices / booking offices spread all over Maharashtra. We also have collaborated offices in all major cities in India. We have our own b2b network for all domestic and international packages. We mainly deals in domestic & international tour packages, air packages, train packages, family packages, honeymoon packages, group tour packages, corporate tours, company tours, school & college trips. We have more than two thousand ready packages with all types of hotel categories, like, 2 start, 3 star, 4 star & 5 star. Ashirwad Holidays provide all packages in very low cost than other companies, online companies, because we have direct contract for hotel booking, bus/car booking, air ticketing and for all tour requirements. We also have very low expenditure on advertisement, offices, office staff and on other things that’s why it’s benefit that we can provide low cost packages to tourist with world class services. Why Ashirwad Holidays for tour Packages booking? Most trusted b2b & b2c tour planner company with best service and best price guaranty. More than 2000 ready packages in details with all types of hotel categories option (2star, 3star, 4star, 5star) in English & Hindi language. We provide low cost tour packages than other companies include online companies. Air Packages, Train Packages, Volvo Packages, Helicoptor Packages option available. Own network for direct booking. No third party booking. Hotel as per choice option available. On tour hotel change facility*. We only provide new/good conditioned Ac vehicle. Booking on EMI option available (Limited Area). Booking on zero cancellation fees option facility available*. 24 x 7 Helpline with Local assistant at every tourist destination. Professional driver cum tour guide with every trip. Tour Manager with group tour. Collaborated offices in all major cities in India. Fixed departure group tours + customize group tour option available. Customer friendly booking, payment and cancellation policy. All inclusive tour packages. No hidden charges. S.N. Tour Code Days Tour Name Destinations 1 AH-KRL-15 4D/3N Grand Kerala 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar Kerala Jungle 2 AH-KRL-16 4D/3N 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady Safari 3 AH-KRL-17 4D/3N Lovable Kerala 2N Munnar + 1N Alleppy/Kumarakom Houseboat Beach special 4 AH-KRL-18 4D/3N 2N Kovalam(Trivandrum) + 1N Kanyakumari kerala 5 AH-KRL-19 5D/4N Simply kerala 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady/Periyar 2N Munnar + 01N Thekkady/Periyar +1N Alleppey / 6 AH-KRL-20 5D/4N Finest Kerala Kumarakom 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady + 1N Alleppey/Kumarakom 7 AH-KRL-21 5D/4N Romantic Kerala Houseboat 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady/Periyar +1N 8 AH-KRL-22 6D/5N Wonderful Kerala Alleppey/Kumarakom 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady + 1N 9 AH-KRL-23 6D/5N Amazing Kerala Alleppey/Kumarakom Houseboat 2N Munnar + 1N Alleppey/Kumarakom Resort + 2N 10 AH-KRL-24 6D/5N Magical Kerala Kovalam 2N Munnar + 1N Alleppey/Kumarakom Houseboat + 11 AH-KRL-25 6D/5N Best of Kerala 2N Kovalam 2N Cochin (with 1D Cherai) + 2N Munnar + 1N 12 AH-KRL-26 6D/5N Discover Kerala Thekkady 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady + 1N 13 AH-KRL-27 7D/6N Splendid Kerala Alleppey/Kumarakom Houseboat + 1N Alleppey Hotel Memorizing 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady + 1N Alleppey 14 AH-KRL-28 8D/7N Kerala +2N Kovalam 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady + 1N Alleppey 15 AH-KRL-29 8D/7N Best of Kerala Houseboat + 2N Kovalam Kerala with 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady + 1N Alleppey 16 AH-KRL-30 9D/8N Kanyakumari +2N Kovalam + 1N Kanyakumari 2N Cochin (with 1D Cherai) + 2N Munnar + 1N 17 AH-KRL-31 10D/9N Total Kerala Thekkady + 1N Alleppey +2N Kovalam + 1N Kanyakumari You can customize Kerala Package as per you wish, just contact us or mail us your inquiry. We quote you best rate. Note: Check more Kerala Packages Option at last page Tour Code: AH-KRL-15 Tour Package Name : Grand Kerala = Duration: 04 Days / 03 Nights STAY: 1N Cochin + 2N Munnar Detailed Itinerary / Tour Plan : – Day 01: Cochin Arrive Cochin Airport/railway station and Transfer to hotel in Cochin. Check in to hotel, proceed for sightseeing. Cochin is the commercial and industrial capital of Kerala and it is also called as Kochi. Queen of the Arabian Sea. Informally, Cochin is also referred to as the Gateway to Kerala late fresh up and proceed for a local tour of Cochin visit Bolghatty Island, Chinese Fishing Nets , Fort Kochi Fort Kochi Beach , Jewish Synagogue, Santa Cruz Baslica , Willington Island , etc. Day 02: Cochin- Munnar (125 km /4 Hrs) Arrive Cochin Airport and Transfer to hotel in Munnar by road on the way visit Spice Plantations. Arrival at a place which is called ‘nature’s lovers paradise’. On arrival at Munnar, check in at Hotel. If time permits you can visit some place of day two. Overnight stay in Munnar. Day 03: Munnar Sightseeing Early morning After breakfast proceed to Munnar sightseeing. Visit Eravikulam National Park, Madupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kundala Lake, Photo Point, Indo-Swiss Project, Elephant Arrival Spot, Tea museum, etc. overnight stay at hotel. (You can visit some places on day one as per time availability) Day 04: Munnar To Cochin Departure (125 km / 4 hrs) Check out from the Hotel and you will be driven back to Cochin Airport / Railway Station for your onward journey. Tour ends with sweet memorize by Ashirwad Holidays, Pune. COST DETAILS FOR PACKAGE (Rates Valid from 1st Sep 2019 to 30th Aug 2020) ::: Per Person Price by Ashirwad Holidays (Quotation Base Only) ::: DELUXE PREMIUM VIP HOTEL CATEGORY=> SUPER DELUXE (3/2 Star) (3 Star DLX) (4 Star) (5 Star) If Min. 2 Person 9,500/- Per Person 10,500/- Per Person 12,500/- Per Person 17,250/- Per Person If Min. 4 Person 8,000/- Per Person 9,000/- Per Person 11,000/- Per Person 14,750/- Per Person For Group (10-12 Person) 6,750/- Per Person 7,750/- Per Person 9,500/- Per Person 14,750/- Per Person Dinner Charge(Optional) 1000/- Per Person 1200/- Per Person 1650/- Per Person 2300/- Per Person Child Policy*: Child below 05 Yrs is Complementary free and between 5-12 is chargeable 80% or as per hotel & area policy. HOTEL DETAILS – PROVIDED BY ASHIRWAD HOLIDAYS HOTEL DELUXE SUPER DELUXE PREMIUM VIP CATEGORY (3/2 Star) (3 Star DLX) (4 Star) (5 Star) Cochin Heaven Garden/Sim Abad/Similar Abaam/Similar Airlink/Similar Munnar Munnar Heaven/sim Green Ridge/similar Clouds Valley/similar Panoromic/Similar Note: We provide above specified hotel in above maintain rate. You can choose other hotels with price difference at last page. PACKAGE INCLUSIONS PACKAGE EXCLUSIONS Accommodation on twin share basis at hotel Airfare / Train Fare. # Travel insurance. specified /Similar. (Tipple share for extra person) Daily breakfast as per hotel menu. Entry fees for Shows, Parks, Safaris, Rides, All meals during houseboat stay. Monuments, Boats, Room Heater Charges etc. All tours and transfers as stated in private Air- Tipping for driver, restaurant and guide. conditioned vehicle. (Swift / Etios / Innova etc.) Extra expenses for Early check in / Late check out. English / Hindi speaking friendly driver cum Charge extra for Candle Light Dinner, Flower Bed guide throughout your trip. Decoration, Cakes etc. in Honeymoon Packages. Driver’s Bata, Toll, Parking, Road tax, Fuel charge, Expenses for condition beyond control. Interstate charges. Any service, Sightseeingwhich not mentioned in Local Assistance & 24x7 Helpline. inclusion.@GST 5% (On final bill amount) Vehicle :For 2-3 person Ac swift desire, Etios or Similar & 4 person Ac Innova, Ertica or Similar. For 10-12 Person Ac Traveler. Note : *Rates not applicable from 15 Dec to 15 Jan. 15 Days of Diwali period @ 5% GST is extra @ Pickup Drop : Cochin–Cochin. Tour Code : AH-KRL-16 Tour Package Name : Kerala Jungle Safari = Duration: 04 Days / 03 Nights STAY: 2N Munnar + 1N Thekkady/Periyar Detailed Itinerary / Tour Plan :- Day 01: Cochin- Munnar (125 km /4 Hrs) Arrive Cochin Airport/railway station and Transfer to hotel in Munnar by road on the way visit Spice Plantations. Arrival at a place which is called ‘nature’s lovers paradise’. On arrival at Munnar, check in at Hotel. If time permits you can visit some place of day two. Overnight stay in Munnar. Day 02: Munnar Sightseeing Early morning After breakfast proceed to Munnar sightseeing. Visit Eravikulam National Park, Madupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kundala Lake, Photo Point, Indo-Swiss Project, Elephant Arrival Spot, Tea museum, etc. overnight stay at hotel. (You can visit some places on day one as per time availability) Day 03: Munnar To Thekkady / Periyar (90 km / 3 hrs) After breakfast, drive to Thekkady/Periyar. The Periyar wildlife sanctuary is one of the India’s major wild life sanctuary. On arrival Thekkady check in hotel and get fresh. Afternoon proceed for local sightseeing. Visit Spice Plantation, Periyar Lake, Periyar wild life sanctuary etc. Evening boating at Periyar lake (optional). Overnight stay in Thekkady. Day 04: Thekkady / Periyar To Cochin Departure (155 km / 4 hrs) Check out from the Hotel and you will be driven back to Cochin Airport with wonderful memories of Kerala Package. COST DETAILS FOR PACKAGE (Rates Valid from 1st Sep 2018 to 30th Aug 2019) ::: Per Person Price by Ashirwad Holidays ::: DELUXE PREMIUM VIP HOTEL CATEGORY=> SUPER DELUXE (3/2 Star) (3 Star DLX) (4 Star) (5 Star) If Min. 2 Person 10,550/- Per Person 11,550/- Per Person 13,800/- Per Person 16,900/- Per Person If Min. 4 Person 8,500/- Per Person 9,500/- Per Person 11,750/- Per Person 14,850/- Per Person For Group (10-12 Person) 7,000/- Per Person 8,000/- Per Person 10,350/- Per Person 14,850/- Per Person Dinner Charge(Optional) 1000/- Per Person 1300/- Per Person 1700/- Per Person 2500/- Per Person Child Policy*: Child below 05 Yrs is Complementary free and between 5-12 is chargeable 80% or as per hotel & area policy.
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