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anytymfly Contact No : +91 6364460897 +91 6364460893 +91 6364460892 080 43940049 Tiger Paw Resort TOTAL PRICE Rs 2,999 (Kabini) Tours Name: Tiger Paw Resort (Kabini) Total Price : Rs 2,999 Duration Start City End City Places covered 2 Days / 1 Night Kabini Kabini Kabini overview Tiger Paw Resort Kabini Forest Nestled in the southern fringes of the Nagarahole National Park, Tiger Paw Resort is a perfect getaway for nature lovers. The breathtaking locale with the tranquil backwaters of the Kabini presents an ideal setting for a long-awaited vacation. Huddled amongst verdant green and the serene river, awaits an adventure that will lure your senses, promising a holiday experience that you will always cherish. Price Family Rooms – 2999/- per adult Couple Rooms – 5999/- Couple Itinerary Details Day 1 Visiting Place: Description: Enjoy the Leisure time in Home Stay Veg and Non-Veg Buffet will be served to guests. 1 / 3 anytymfly Breakfast Idly Vada / Dosa / Paddu / Lemon Rice / Puliyogare / Veg Biryani / Lunch & Dinner(Malnad and Indian cuisine) Chapathi / Roti Veg Starters (Gobi / Paneer / Baby Corn) Non-Veg Starters (Chicken / Fish / Pork) Curry (Veg & Non-veg) Veg salads Biryani / Ghee Rice / Pulao / Jeera Rice Rasam + Sambar Curd Day 2 Visiting Place: Description: - - Inclusions & Exclusions Price Includes: Amenities: Air Conditioner,Parking,No Wifi Facility,Power backup,Hot Water,Refrigerator,Microwave,Private Balcony. Activities: Nagarhole Forest Safari,Coral Ride,Bird Watch,Nature Trial,Mud VolleyBall,Private Lake,Live Barbeque. Price Excludes: Activities apart from the itinerary. Terms & Conditions If number of guests are reduced on the day of Check-in guest has to pay the full payment. If you are paying the remaining amount at Home Stay, Only Cash is accepted. Please carry one Govt. issued valid Photo ID. Any damage to property is chargeable. Kids less than 5 years is exempted from package cost. 2 / 3 anytymfly Liquor is not sold on the property premises, Guests can carry their own Liquor. Optional Tours 3 / 3 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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