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Spiti Valley with Manali 2020 SUMMER SPITI VALLEY WITH MANALI ROAD TRIP | 10 D / 09 N | EX-AHMEDABAD / SURAT / MUMBAI / DELHI WWW.COMPASSHOLIDAYS.CO.IN ESCAPE THE CITY LIFE WITH US L E T ' S B A C K P A C K & E X P L O R E S P I T I V A L L E Y ABOUT DESTINATION Spiti Valley : The Middle Land between India and Tibet Spiti offers much more than monasteries, pristine glaciers and some of the worlds’ highest inhabited villages, Spiti leaves you with picture-postcard memories of barren desert and precariously perched monasteries set against a backdrop of clear blue skies. Sparse population and awesome trekking opportunities offer a feeling of unexplored remoteness in an area yet untouched by tourism. At incredible altitudes with stunning landscape, often compared to Ladakh before tourists took over, Spiti makes a fantastic road-trip destination with the added bonus of spotting that ever-elusive Snow Leopard. Come and Join us for tremendous adventures and traveling feelings which make you happy and richer from heart. BRIEF ITINERARY Day 01 Departure The first step towards your wandering with the departure from Ahmedabad. There will be an overnight journey via train. Day 02 Pathankot / Delhi We will be arriving at Pathankot or Delhi as per chosen package. From the selected location, we will have departure towards Manali. Day 03 Magnificent in Manali Morning will be greeting you at Manali! After taking a morning meal first activity will be initialized, that is stream walking which will definitely reduce your travel fatigue. There will be super exciting activity will be shopping at the Manali local market. Day's last destination will be a Hidimba Devi Temple. Worship at the temple will feel you restful to your soul! Day 04 Splendiferous Kaza via Rohtang Pass The day will be start with the early morning as we will move en route to Splendiferous Kaza via Rohtang Pass. There will be some time for shopping at the local market of Kaza. Kaza is famous for its pure woolen shawls, woolen clothes, carpets, ceramic items and local jewellery. By completing shopping Sakya Tangyud Monastery will be the next place to explore, surrounded by captivating views and an amazing place to cognize the Buddhism. Moreover scrumptious night will be spent over Kaza. DayDay 0505 Hikkim village - World's Highest Post Office TheDay day 07 will be start with in the direction of the comic village as we will move towards it. The day will be spent with purity and soothing to your soul as we will have a visit to majestic Komic Monastery, Langza Buddha Statue and Tabo Monastery. The day's glorious spot will be Hikkim Village as it is famed for The World's Highest Post Office. We will have night stay at Tabo village. Day 06 Amusable place - Dhankar Village The Day's wonder will be Dhankar Village, amusable place with the sacred Monastery. Besides adoration at the Monastery we will move back to the Kaza and stick it out there overnight. Day 07 Scenic Chandratal Lake The day will be begin with prayer at the Key Gompa Monastery. The second place will be Kibber Village, encircled by picture-perfect mountains, Infertile landscape, and green grassland. The Chandratal lake is the next visit, a drop-dead gorgeous place. There will be a night stay at campsite on Chandratal Lake. The evening will be never-to-be-forgotten as we will have a bonfire at lakeside with star-gazing and picturesque night. Day 08 Back to Manali From Chandratal lake we will reach at Manali. By taking evening meal we will have departure to Pathankot or Delhi as per your package. Day 09 Back to Delhi or Pathankot By reaching at the desired location, we will on the way to Ahmedabad. Day 10 Back to Home Arrive at your town Ahmedabad with the bunch of joy and memories. PACKAGES Day 07 PACKAGE COST AHMEDABADAHMEDABAD TO AHMEDABADTO AHMEDABAD VIA / PATHANKOTSLEEPER / SLEEPER ₹ 12300/- PER PERSON AHMEDABAD TO AHMEDABAD VIA DELHI / SLEEPER ₹ 14400/- PER PERSON AHMEDABAD TO AHMEDABAD VIA PATHANKOT/ 3AC ₹ 14300/- PER PERSON AHMEDABAD TO AHMEDABAD VIA DELHI/ 3AC ₹ 16400/- PER PERSON SURAT TO SURAT / SLEEPER ₹ 14900/- PER PERSON SURAT TO SURAT / 3AC ₹ 17300/- PER PERSON PATHANKOT TO PATHANKOT ₹ 10900/- PER PERSON DELHI TO DELHI ₹ 13500/- PER PERSON MUMBAI TO MUMBAI / SLEEPER ₹ 15900/- PER PERSON MUMBAI TO MUMBAI / 3AC ₹ 18800/- PER PERSON MANALI TO MANALI ₹ 10900/- PER PERSON FOR EX-DELHI/MANALI PACKAGE , DIRECTC REPORT AT ADDRESS GIVEN BY YOUR CORDINATOR MINIMUM 12 PERSON REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL GROUP DEPARTURE TERMS & CONDITION BOOK NOW MAJOR ATTRACTION MANALI HIDIMBA TEMPLE VASHISHTA HOT SPRINGS MALL ROAD BUDDHIST MONASTERY ROHTANG PASS LAHUAL & SPITI KUNZUM PASS CHANDRA TAAL LAKE LANGZA : BUDDHA STATUE KOMIC VILLAGE : WORLD'S HIGHEST VILLAGE CONNECTED WITH A MOTORABLE ROAD HIKKIM VILLAGE : WORLD'S HIGHEST POST OFFICE KEY MONASTERY CHICHAM BRIDGE TABO MONASTERY KAZA : SAKYA TANGYUD MONASTERY & KAZA MARKET DHANKAR MONASTERY MEMORIES!! INCLUSION & EXCLUSION INCLUSION Train Tickets in Sleeper/ 3AC Class as per your Package All Transportation & Sightseeing as per your package by Tata Winger/Tempo Traveler from Pathankot/Manali Delhi - Manali - Delhi Volvo Tickets (For Ex- Delhi Package ) 05 Night Stay in Hotel / Guest House/ Home Stay / Camp on Triple Sharing basis Pure Veg and Hygenic Food (Breakfast and Dinner) All Toll Tax, Border Tax, Parking Charges, Driver Allowance etc. EXCLUSION Any Entrance Fees of Monuments, Museum or Camera Charges etc. Meals During Train Journey All Other Meals like Lunch etc. Any Activities Charges like Rive Rafting , Biking , Shikara Ride etc. Items of personal nature like porterage, tips, laundry, and telephone calls, mineral water etc. Expenses caused by factors beyond our control like rail and flight delays, roadblocks, political disturbances etc. Any other things not mentioned in Inclusion Travel insurances. THINGS TO BE CARRY Basic Essential: Sanitary Essential: Back Pack (50-60 liter) with Rain Cover /Rucksack Tooth Brush & Tooth Paste Basic Bag (20-30 liter) with Rain Cover/Carry Bag Lip Balm, Body Lotion, Sunscreen, 2 Water Bottles Cold Cream, Face wash, Sanitizer Sun Cap & UV Sun Goggles Quick Dry Towel, Handkerchief Any Governments approved Original Identity Other Essential: Proof with 2 Xerox Copy Good Quality Shoes with Good Personal Medicines (If you required) Rubber Clothing Essential: Driving License (If you want Warm Cloths (Good quality Jacket, Rent Bike for Ride) Thermal, Woolen Cap, Gloves (1 Waterproof + 1 BSNL/Airtel SIM (Postpaid Only) Woolen), and Shocks) Bedding & Snack for Travel Normal Cloths as per you require Glucose,Chocolates, Biscuits and Nuts Raincoat Mobile/Camera Chargers ,Powerbanks UPCOMING EVENTS SAR PASS,KASOL TRACE THE 6800/- UNIVERSE ₹ WITH COMPASS LADAKH WITH MANALI ₹ 17500/- LADAKH WITH KASHMIR ₹ 19500/- LADAKH BIKE TRIP ₹ 29999/- HIMACHAL TRIP ₹ 10500/- CONTACT US Ahmedabad (Head Office) Surat (Branch Office) 403, Phoenix Tower, 206, Prime Shoppers, Opp.Shafal Nr. Honest Restaurant, Square,Near Maharana Pratap BRTS Vijay Cross Road,Navrangpura Stand, Vesu Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009 Surat Call/Whatsapp : Call/Whatsapp : +91 8155033355 / 66 /77 +91 8155033300 / 44 / 99 REGISTRATION The registration will be confirmed on the basis of payment and availability only. There are two ways to book the tour/trek. 1) Register on the website and pay Online - Visit our website and create your profile, apply for an event and pay online Note: If you select online payment option, convenience fees + service tax will be applicable. i.e. around 2.4% extra. 2) Register on the website and pay Offline - Visit our website and create your profile, apply for an event and payment can be done at the office in Cash or Cheque. - If payment will be completed via Cheque, please ensure that the cheque would be in the favour of Compass Holidays & Adventure. - The payment will be accepted only after the online registration. - If you registered online and not completed the payment before the batch gets full, online application will be automatically cancelled CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA WWW.COMPASSHOLIDAYS.CO.IN.
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