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唐素女0065-62242112 1 Park Road, #02-11 People’s Park Complex, Singapore 059108 Tel: 6438 7478 Fax: 6438 9794 www.newaytravel.com.sg 8D7N INDIA GOLDEN TRIANGLE WITH KASHMIR & 6D5N TREKKING TOUR DAY 1: SIN DELHI (L, D) (INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT DETAILS AWAITED) On arrival in Delhi meet and greet by our representative, after meet and greet transfer to local restaurants for lunch. After lunch half day city tour of New Delhi Visit New Delhi, it was planned and built by the British in the 1920s and is characterized by Sir Edwin Lutyen's monumental architecture. You will visit Humayun's Tomb, aptly called the predecessor of the Taj Mahal because of its ornate Mughal style of architecture, later perfected in the Taj Mahal. You will then drive pass Safdarjung's Tomb (1735 AD) and the 12th century Qutab Minar, considered one of the most perfect towers in the world, measuring 72 meters high. Nearby, amidst the ruins of the Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque stands the iron pillar, which is over 1500 years old and seemingly immune to rust. Drive through the city viewing the Diplomatic Enclave, government buildings, Central Secretariat, President's House and Parliament House. Visit India Gate. Overnight stay at the hotel DAY 2: DELHI- AGRA （4hrs） Agra Fort: This was originally made of bricks Babar was the first Mughal Emperor who stayed in this fort. Humayun was crowned here, Akbar rebuilt the fort with red sand stone and decided to make it his capital. Shahjahan destroyed some of the old buildings in order to make his own. Shajahan was imprisoned by his own son in this fort. The fort was witness of Indian mutiny of 1857. Shahjahan got the inspiration for the Red Fort of Delhi from here. Agra Fort is a world heritage site. DAY 3: AGRA -FATEHPUR SIKRI- JAIPUR (B, L, D) ( 232 KM / APPROX 5 ½ HRS) Moring drive to JAIPUR Fatehpur Sikri. Fatehpur Sikri – Lying 37 kilometers southwest of Agra, this magnificent fortified ghost city was constructed by Akbar in 1659 to honour the Chishti Saint, Sheikh Salim, who foretold the birth of Akbar's son, Jahangir. The city is a combination of Hindu andPersian architecture, and is in a remarkable state of preservation. It is a fine example of a Mughal city at the height of the empire’s splendor.Akbar's court occupied this city until it was abandoned, after the local wells went dry. Taj Mahal was built on the banks of river yamuna by emperor Shajahan in the memory of his beloved wife Ajumand Bano. The site selected for the tomb was given by the Maharaja of Amber. White marble was taken from makrana Rajasthan. The chief architect was Ustad Isa Afendi and Ustad Lahori. Artists were invited from Persia, Turkey and Baghdad. The work of mausoleum began in 1633 and 20,000 workers laboured for 17 years to build it. The marble walls are carved with motifs and inlaid work of precious and semi precious stones. For centuries this monuments has attracted tourist from all over the world. Taj Mahal is a world heritage site. (N.B: Closed on Fridays) DAY 4 JAIPUR (B, L, D) Morning tour of the impressive Amber Fort. At the foot of the hill you will mount your caparisoned Elephant for the climb to the main gate. The Fort, completed in the early 18th century, took over 100 years to build and now, although deserted, offers a fascinating insight into the lifestyle of the Mughal ruling families. The Pink City tour - will include City Palace. Also visit the Hawa Mahal "Palace of the Winds", and the open-air Jantar Mantar Observatory to see the vast astronomical instruments. Enjoy a stroll through the colorful bazaar before returning to your hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel DAY 5: JAIPUR -DELHI SRINAGAR (B, L, D) (FLIGHT: ) On arrival in Srinagar transfer to House Boat. P.M: Shikara ride on Dal Lake. Dal Lake has rightfully become an icon of the Kashmir tourism industry. A Himalayan urban lake, it has five basins and a number of channels that are well linked with each other. There are plenty of fishes in Dal Lake and fishery is the second largest industry of the region centered on the lake. The sparkling quiet waters of Dal surrounded by snow-capped mountains on its three sides undoubtedly mark it as one of the most beautiful lakes of India. It is also the second largest lake in the State of Jammu and Kashmir with numerous gardens and orchards all along its shores. Houseboats form an indelible part of the scenery of the Dal Lake that are always ready to take tourists to a romantic and peaceful ride of the lake and soothe their nerves as the houseboat floats over the slightly rippling waters. They also offer some of the most exotic views of the splendid scenery of the Dal Lake. Overnight stay at house boat DAY 6: SRINAGAR – SIN THAN TOP. (B, L, D) (3 HRS) After breakfast full day excursion to SIN THAN TOP. Like other areas of the valley, Sinthan Top is known for its beauty and wonderful tourist attractions. The place is fast growing as one of the top tourist destination in Kashmir. Around 37 kilometers of snaky and uphill drive from Daksum, it offers an adventurous journey. The spot is emerging for mountaineering, trekking and skiing. Sinthan Top is easily accessible from Srinagar, Overnight stay at house boat DAY 7: SRINAGAR-Pahalgam-Aru Valley (B, L, D) After breakfast full day tour of Srinagar Aru Valley. Overlooking the majestic snow-capped peaks of Himalayan Range, Aru Valley is a pristine scenic village situated in the region of Trans-Himalaya. Clear blue canopy over the head, misty surroundings, whispers of the native pines and conifer forests and beautiful meadows create a captivating diorama for travelers thronging the place. Though the village is the smallest hill station in the state, but still its breathtaking beauty and interesting activities like trekking, hiking and horse riding make it one of the most popular tourist places to visit in Pahalgam. Overnight stay at house boat DAY 8 SRINAGAR DELHI SIN (B, L, D) (FLIGHT: ) After breakfast full day tour of Srinagar city & gardens. visit water market by boat. After then, departure transfer to Srinagar airport to board the flight to Singapore. PACKAGES COST INCLUDES: • 07 Nights accommodation on twin/ double Sharing on full board basis • All transfers and sightseeing as per the above program by using A/C large coach for 16+1 pax Delhi, Jaipur Agra and Srinagar by A/C innova car. • Domestic airfare and tax. • All Monuments entrance fee Delhi, Srinagar, Jaipur and Agra. • Accompanying Chinese or English speaking escort. • One bottled mineral water per day per person. PACKAGE COST DOES NOT INCLUDES: • Any expenses of personal nature such as telephone calls, laundry, aerated drinks or bottled water used in room, items ordered on room service, mini bar etc. • Meals apart from those indicated in inclusions • Still/ video camera • Cost incurred in case of hospitalization or evacuation • Tips/ gratuities paid to drives, guides, room boy, bellboys etc. • Any international airfare and tax. • Any changes you may choose to make during your holiday • Travel Insurance Trekking Itinerary: Day 8 : Arrival Srinagar. After breakfast full day tour of Srinagar city & gardens. Overnight stay at Houseboat. Day 9 : Srinagar - Naranag (2 hours drive) -Trunkhol (5 hours hike). After breakfast at the houseboat our representative will drive you to Naranag the base camp of our trek. We load our backpack and other essentials on horses and start our trek. Steep ascend Butsheri through a pine forest and trek meadows to reach Trunkhol for an overnight stayin tents. Day 10 : Trunkhol - Gangabal (3 hours hike). We leave Trunkhol meadow and continue our trek to Gangabal Lake. This part of the trek passes through alpine meadows under the shade of mighty Harmukh Peak (5300 meters). We do our lunch at Gangabal Lake and discover the twin lakes of Gangabal and Nundkol. Overnight stay in tents. Day 11: Gangabal – Day Trek To discover the lakes and much more. Overnight in tents Day 12: Gangabal-Naranag (5 hours hike) - Srinagar (2 hours drive). Leave Gangabal, trek through meadows of Bodpathri, Trunkhol and descend Butsheri to reach Naranag. overnight stay at the houseboat. Day 13: Departure to Singapore via Delhi Our representative will drop you at Srinagar airport for your onward flights to Singapore. Departure. Includes • All meals ( veg – non –veg ) • All Treckking permits • Transportation • Pony’s / Horses for Baggage • Horses for Riding • Sleeping Bags • Transport to and from the base camp • Food during transit to and from the base camp • Trekking permits and forest camping charges • Trekking equipment (tents, sleeping bags, ice axes, ropes, etc.) • Services of an expert trek leader (qualified in basic/advanced mountaineering courses) • Services of an expert trek team (guides, cooks, helpers, porters/mules) .
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