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MUMBAI –LONAVALA TOUR PACKAGE 2DAYS DAYS DESTINATIONS NIGHTS & MEALS 01 Arrival at Mumbai Railways Stations Pickup From Railways Night Stay at Lonavla Stations Transfer to Lonavala (Approxx:1hr 45min).Checkin Resort Meal: Breakfast –Dinner After Breakfast Freshup at Resort.After noon Way to Lonavala- Khandala Local Sight Seeing Visit Ryewood Park and Shivaji Udyan, Valvan Dam, Bhushi Dam, Lonavala Lake,Tungarli Lake, Karla Cave,Lohagad Fort,Khandala Sunset Point,Wax Musem,Narayani Dham,etc 02 Checkout From Resort After Breakfast Way To Night Drop To Airport Tower of Silence Meal : Breakfast (the only crematorium for Gateway of India ( Parsis /Zoroastrians) Taj Mahal Hotel ) Taraporewala Aquarium Prince of Wales Mahalaxmi Temple Museum Haji Ali * Race Course * Jehangir Art Gallery Nehru Centre * World Trade Center * Nehru Planetarium * Mantralaya * Orama 4-D Theatre ( Atria Assembly Hall * Mall) Nariman Point or Nehru Science Center Oberoi Hotel See Link Air India Building Lilavati Hospital * Wankhede Stadium * Band Stand ( Bandra ) Marine Drive ( Film Star Bungalows * Queen's Necklace ) (residential areas of Girgaon Chowpatty ( famous speed boat H2O) bollywood stars near Jain Temple Bandstand and Bandra) Kamla Nehru Park* Hotel Sea Rock *or Boot House Joggers Park Hanging garden Juhu Beach Mumbai by night * Star indicates outside view only 02 At 8:30 Pm Will Drop At Airport .with beautiful memories With Av Trip Planner. Package Cost Include: Package Cost Exclude: Ex: Mumbai Transportations JOURNEY TIME FOOD NOT BE GIVEN 1N RESORT STAY MORE THAN GIVEN DAYS RESORT CHARGE WILL BE EXTRA 2BREAKFAST 1DINNER LUNCH IS NOT INCLUDE Toll tax,Parking , Driver Allowance ,Police Entry Etc USE OF SWIMMING POOL WITH PROPER COSTUME. ANY ENTRANCE FEES,CAMERA,LOCAL GUIDES, ETC PER PSERSON COST:7500/- HOTELS IN USED: Serinity RESORT/DREAM HOLIDAY SIMILAR Terms &Conditions : Accommodation & Traveling • Hotels Check in & Check out time 1200hrs. • Early check in or delayed check out is possible only with approval of hotels. • Hindrance in travel/sightseeing due to road block, strike, national calamities, any mechanical complaints of transport/houseboat etc are not subject to refunds. • While exercising our duties with greatest possible care and attention we cannot be held responsible for any delay, losses, accidents, change in itineraries/programme, hotels or other incidents for which the aforesaid companies or persons may be liable. We also decline responsibility for losses of baggage or personal injury and suggest you to arrange adequate insurance cover. • All tours/Hotels/transportation & sightseeing services provided are subject to Reserve Bank of India and Govt. of India rules and regulations. *************For More Details Contact Us************* 9558567486 9512895656 9512896565 C-302 Siddhivinayak Tower Near Katariya Showroom ,Sg Highway,Ahmedabad-51 .

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