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11D South India Luxury Tour

Explore the allure of South India with our captivating South India Tour departing from Cochin. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture as you encounter local tribes, stroll through aromatic spice gardens, cruise along tranquil backwaters, and visit an Elephant Camp. Discover ancient civilizations, intriguing lifestyles, and awe-inspiring temples, all while experiencing the mesmerizing artistry of a Kathakali dance performance. Perfect for couples, families, and small groups, this enchanting journey promises an unforgettable adventure through the rich tapestry of South India’s treasures.

Duration: 11 days / 10 Nights

Places: Cochin > Madurai > Tanjore > Trichy > Mahabalipuram > Chennai

Cochin: Known as the “Queen of the Arabian Sea,” Cochin is a historic port city in Kerala renowned for its charming backwaters, colonial architecture, and vibrant spice markets. Visitors can explore the iconic Chinese fishing nets, wander through the quaint streets of Fort Kochi, and witness captivating Kathakali performances.

Madurai: Home to the famous Meenakshi Amman Temple, Madurai is a bustling city in Tamil Nadu steeped in history and culture. The temple’s towering gopurams, intricate carvings, and bustling markets make it a must-visit destination. Madurai also boasts other attractions like the Thirumalai Nayakkar Palace and Gandhi Memorial Museum.

Tanjore (Thanjavur): Tanjore is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, especially its majestic Brihadeeswarar Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This temple is a marvel of Dravidian architecture, adorned with intricate sculptures and paintings. Tanjore is also famous for its classical music, dance, and vibrant art scene.

Trichy (Tiruchirappalli): Trichy is a bustling city known for its iconic Rock Fort Temple, perched atop a massive rock formation. The temple offers panoramic views of the city and houses ancient shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. Trichy also boasts other attractions like the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple and the historic Srirangam Island.

Mahabalipuram: Mahabalipuram, also known as Mamallapuram, is a coastal town renowned for its UNESCO-listed Group of Monuments. These ancient rock-cut temples, mandapas, and sculptures dating back to the 7th and 8th centuries showcase exquisite craftsmanship and intricate detailing. Visitors can also relax on the scenic beaches and explore the town’s vibrant handicraft markets.

Chennai: As the capital city of Tamil Nadu, Chennai is a bustling metropolis known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and modern amenities. Highlights include the iconic Marina Beach, historic Fort St. George, Kapaleeshwarar Temple, and the vibrant Mylapore neighborhood. Chennai also offers a thriving culinary scene, eclectic shopping districts, and cultural festivals throughout the year.

Detailed Itinerary

DAY 01: ARRIVE COCHIN

Arrive Cochin. Cochin has been variously hailed as Queen of the Arabian Sea, Venice of Orient, etc. Some choose to call it simply a museum city for its rich past and colorful present.

On arrival, transfer to the hotel (Rooms will be available from 1200 hrs)

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 02: COCHIN

Today enjoy the city tour, which includes the visit to the following:

St. Francis Church:

It is the oldest church built by Europeans in India. On his 3rd visit to Kerala, Vasco da Gama, the Portuguese trader who reached India from Europe by sea, fell ill and died in Kochi. He was buried in the St. Francis Church. Later his remains were taken back to Portugal. In spite of that, his burial spot inside the church has been clearly marked out.

Jewish Synagogue:

The synagogue, built in 1568, is magnificently decorated by Chinese tiles and Belgian chandeliers. Giant scrolls of the Old Testament can be found here. It is located near the Dutch Palace in Mattancherry.

Note: It remains closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Timings for the visit: 0900 hrs to 1200 hrs and from 1500 hrs to 1700 hrs.

Dutch Palace:

The Dutch Palace was originally built by the Portuguese. Later, in 17th century, the Dutch modified it and presented it to the Raja of Kochi.

Coronation of many Rajas of Kochi were held here. The palace has a fine collection of mural paintings depicting scenes from the Hindu epics Mahabharatha and Ramayana. The palace is located in Mattancherry.

Note: It remains closed on Fridays. Timings for the visit: 1000 hrs to 1700 hrs.

Chinese Fishing Nets:

The Chinese fishing nets (Cheenavala) are distinctly unique to Cochin. It is believed that traders from the court of the Chinese ruler Kublai Khan introduced these nets here. Oddly, these nets are found only in Kochi, outside China! Many fishermen earn their livelihood by fishing using these massive nets. A whole stretch of the coast along Fort Kochi and Vypeen are dotted with these nets.

In the evening enthrall yourself with a special presentation of the colorfully costumed Kathakali Dance Drama in a local theater. Kathakali is a traditional dance form of Kerala and the impressive facial expressions, hand gestures and dance moves will leave one spellbound.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 03: COCHIN – BACKWATERS (65 Kms /01 hr 30 min)

After breakfast,drive to the jetty to board House-boat (Kettuvallom) on the World famous Backwaters of Kerala.

“Kettu” literally means to tie up and “Vallom” means ” boats”. The boats played a major role in the economic development of ancient Kerala, moving cargo and men from the very nook and corner of otherwise unreachable area, cutting across the length and breadth of the land.

Overnight on Houseboat

DAY 04: BACKWATERS – PERIYAR

After breakfast on the rice boat (Kettuvallom) get down at jetty and drive to Periyar. On arrival in Periyar, transfer to hotel.

Later drive to a tribal village. This will be a very nice and interesting 01 hour visit whereby the clients will be able to observe the lifestyle of the Tribals from close quarters.

After the visit, drive to an Elephant Camp where we will organize elephant bathing and elephant feeding. We will also organize a 30 min Elephant ride. After visiting Elephant Camp, visit a Spice Plantation.

You will walk through the aromatic spice gardens where the air is laden with the fragrance of nature’s bounty. Spices can be defined as “aromatic substances of vegetable origin, used for Flavoring food or as a preservative.” Many spices are also known to have medicinal value, for instance turmeric is a known anti-oxidant and curry leaf can control and prevent diabetes.

The spice plantations of Kerala are fascinating farms to wander in, for different sections of each plantation are dedicated to different spices. Apart from spices traditionally grown in India such as pepper, cinnamon, ginger and cardamom farmers in Kerala have taken to growing spices that are used worldwide. Some of the spices cultivated in spice plantations are vanilla, oregano, rosemary, thyme, basil, mint, bay leaf and sage.

Overnight at the Hotel

DAY 05: PERIYAR – MADURAI (160 Kms /4 hr 30 min)

After breakfast, drive to Madurai. On arrival in Madurai, transfer to hotel and check in

In the evening, visit the Meenakshi Temple to attend the evening ceremony known as ‘Bedtime of the God’. A colorful procession, in which the image of Shiva is carried accompanied by musicians, temple singers and priests from his shrine. Enroute Shiva visits the other deities before entering Parvati’s (Meenakshi) temple to sleep with her for the night. This ceremony is worth witnessing.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 06: MADURAI

After breakfast, enjoy the city tour of Madurai, which includes the visit to the following:

Meenakshi Temple:

This temple is nearly 2000 years old placed in the heart of the old town – a splendid example of Dravidian architecture. The present temple was designed in 1560 by Vishwanatha Nayak and subsequently built during the reign of Tirumalai Nayak.

There are four entrances to the temple with an area of six hectares. Each of its 12 towers has the height of 45 to 50 meters. The Potrama Raikulam or the Golden Lotus Tank is the place where the Tamil literacy society, called Sangam used to meet to decide the merits of the work presented to them. The temple museum has 985 richly carved pillars and each one surpasses the other in beauty.

Note: Meenakshi Temple remains closed from 1200 hrs till 1530 hrs.

Tirumalai Nayak Mahal:

This Indo-Saracenic building was constructed in 1523 and was originally four times large are today. Sound and light show on the life of the Tirumalai Nayak and the story of the Silapathikaram are conduced daily.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 07: MADURAI – TANJORE -TRICHY ( 130 Kms / 04 hr)

After breakfast, drive to Trichy. Enroute visit Tanjore.

Brihadeshwara Temple & Fort:

Built by great Chola king in the 10th century it is an outstanding example of Chola architecture and is listed in world heritage. On the top of the apex of 63 metres high, a dome is said to be constructed from a single piece of granite, weighing an estimated 81 tones. The dome was hauled into place along a 6 km earthwork ramp in a manner similar to the one used by the Egyptian Pyramids. The temple has been the sense of continuous worship for over thousand years. Only Hindus are allowed inside.

Note: Brihadeshwara Temple remains closed from 1200 to 1600 hrs.

Later continue your drive to Trichy. On arrival in Trichy, transfer to hotel.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 08: TRICHY – MAHABALIPURAM ( 265 Kms / 06 hrs)

After breakfast,visit of the following-

Rock Fort Temple:

The temple tops an 83m high outcrop. This smooth rock was first hewn by the Pallavas who cut small cave temples into the southern face, but it was the Nayakas who made use of its naturally climb up the 437 steps cut into the stone to the top but well worth it for the views. Non-Hindus are not allowed into the Vinayaka Temple at the summit nor did the bigger Sri Thayumanaswamy Temple dedicate to Siva, halfway up. Occasionally temple priest waive this regulation.

Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple:

This superb temple complex at Srirangam, about three km from the Rock Fort, is surrounded by seven concentric walls with 21 gopurams and is probably the largest in India. Most of it dates from the 14th to 17th centuries, and many people have had a hand in its construction, including the Cheras, Pandyas, Cholas, Hoysalas and Vijayanagars. The largest gopuram in the first wall on the southern side was completed as recently as 1987 and now measures an astounding 73m. The temple complex is very well preserved, with excellent carvings throughout and numerous shrines to various gods, though the main temple is dedicated to Vishnu. Even the Muslims are said to have prayed here after the fall of Vijayanagar Empire.

Note: Temples remains closed from 1200 hrs till 1500 hrs.

After the sightseeing, drive to Mahabalipuram. On arrival, transfer to hotel

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 09: MAHABALIPURAM

After breakfast, enjoy the sightseeing of Mahabalipuram, which includes the following-

Arjuna’s Penance :

Carved in relief on the face of a huge rock, Arjuna’s Penance is the mythical story of the River Ganges issuing from its source high in the Himalaya . the panel depicts animal animals, deities and other semi-divine creatures, fable from the Panchatantra, and Arjuna doing a penance to obtain a boon from Siva.

Shore Temple:

This beautiful and romantic temple, ravaged by wind and sea, represents the final phase of Pallavas art and was built in the late 7th century during the reign of Rajasimha. It is believed that at one point in time there were seven such temples, six of them were victims to the natural elements of erosion. This temple has three shrines; one dedicated to Lord Vishnu and the other two to Lord Shiva. The frothy waves form a striking backdrop to the temple, protected by rows of rock-carved bulls. The most unique feature of the temple is that it houses shrines to both Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu.

Mandapams:

There are eight mandapams (shallow, rock-cut halls) scattered over the main hill, two of which have been left unfinished. They are mainly of interest for their internal figure sculptures. One of the earliest rock-cut temples is the Krishna Mandapam. It features carvings of a pastoral scene showing Krishna lifting up the Govardhana Mountain to protect his kinsfolk from the wrath of

Indra. On the hill rests a dangerously balanced boulder named Krishna’s Butterball after his legendary affinity for fresh butter.

Five Rathas

These are the architectural prototypes of all Dravidian temples, demonstrating the imposing gopurams and Vimanas; multi pillared halls and sculptured walls, which dominate the landscape of Tamil Nadu.

Rest of the day is free to relax on beach.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 10: MAHABALIPURAM – CHENNAI (55 Kms /01 hr)

After breakfast, drive to Chennai. On arrival in Chennai, transfer to the hotel.

Later enjoy the visit to the following:

The Santhome Cathedral Church:

The Santhome Cathedral Church built in 1504, then rebuilt in neo-Gothic style in 1893, this Roman Catholic Church near Kapaleeshwarar temple is said to house the remains of St. Thomas the Apostle.

Marina Beach:

The stretch of beach known as the Marina extends for 13km. South of the pitiful aquarium is the Ice House, once used to store massive ice blocks transported by ship from North America. It later became the venue from which Vivekananda preached his ascetic philosophy.

Kapaleeswarar:

Kapaleeswarar, an ancient Shiva temple, is the biggest temple in Chennai. A masterpiece of Dravidian style and displays the architectural elements – gopurams, mandapams and a tank. There are some fragmentary inscriptions dating back to 1250 AD.

Fort St. George & Museum:

St. George fort was built by the British East India Company. the fort was built in 1640 AD, under the direct supervision of Francis Day and Andrew Cogon. Today it is used as an office of Tamil Nadu Secretariat and the Legislative Assembly. The fort houses a St. Mary’s Church and fort museum.St. Mary’s Church the oldest Anglican Church in India built in 1680 and the tombstones in its courtyard are the oldest British tombstones in India. This ancient prayer house solemnized the marriages of Robert Clive and Governor Elinu-Yale, who later founded the Yale University in the States.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 11: CHENNAI DEPARTURE

Today you will be transferred to the airport to connect the flight for onward journey.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

Q: What is Cochin known for?
A: Cochin, often hailed as the “Queen of the Arabian Sea” and “Venice of the Orient,” is celebrated for its rich history, vibrant culture, and picturesque surroundings.

Q: What are the highlights of the city tour in Cochin?
A: The city tour of Cochin includes visits to St. Francis Church, Jewish Synagogue, Dutch Palace, and the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets, along with an enchanting Kathakali Dance Drama performance in the evening.

Q: What is the significance of the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai?
A: The Meenakshi Temple, nearly 2000 years old, is a splendid example of Dravidian architecture and is dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi. It features intricate carvings, towering gopurams, and a vibrant temple museum.

Q: What is the highlight of the evening ceremony at the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai?
A: The evening ceremony at the Meenakshi Temple, known as the ‘Bedtime of the God,’ is a colorful procession where the image of Shiva is carried accompanied by musicians, temple singers, and priests from his shrine.

Q: What are the main attractions in Mahabalipuram?
A: The main attractions in Mahabalipuram include Arjuna’s Penance, Shore Temple, Mandapams, and the Five Rathas, which showcase the architectural brilliance of the Pallavas.

Q: What are the key features of the Rock Fort Temple in Trichy?
A: The Rock Fort Temple in Trichy, perched atop an 83-meter-high outcrop, offers panoramic views of the city. It features a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and is accessed by climbing 437 steps.

Q: What are the prominent sites to visit in Chennai?
A: In Chennai, visitors can explore the Santhome Cathedral Church, Marina Beach, Kapaleeswarar Temple, and Fort St. George & Museum, which showcase the city’s rich history, religious diversity, and colonial heritage.

Q: What is the recommended attire for temple visits?
A: Visitors are advised to wear modest clothing, covering shoulders and knees, and to remove footwear before entering the temple premises as a sign of respect.

Q: Is there free time available for relaxation during the tour?
A: Yes, there are leisure periods available throughout the tour, allowing guests to relax, explore independently, or enjoy optional activities as desired.

Q: How can I book this tour?
A: You can book this tour by contacting us directly. We will assist you with itinerary customization, booking confirmation, and any additional information you may require.

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11D Char Dham Yatra Luxury Tour

The Yatra Char Dham is an odyssey of devotion, representing a profoundly significant journey in one’s lifetime. As per the teachings of Sage Adi Shankaracharya, Char Dham comprises Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath.

The customary sequence of visiting these sacred sites is as follows:

Yamunotri, revered as the source of the Yamuna River and the abode of the goddess Yamuna.
Gangotri, hailed as the origin of the Ganges (River Ganga) and the divine dwelling of the goddess Ganga.
Kedarnath, where a manifestation of the Hindu deity Shiva is worshipped as one of the twelve jyotirling (linga of light).
Badrinath, esteemed as the abode of the Hindu deity Vishnu in his form of Badrinarayan.

We provide exclusive Private Char Dham Yatra tours starting from Delhi, Haridwar, and Dehradun. Our Char Dham Yatra Tours prioritize your comfort and convenience, ensuring a seamless experience for you and your family. Tailor your journey according to your preferences and enjoy a customized tour designed precisely to your liking.

Duration: 10 Nights /11 Days

Destinations: Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath

Yamunotri: Situated in the Garhwal Himalayas, Yamunotri is revered as the source of the Yamuna River and holds significant religious importance in Hindu mythology. Pilgrims trek to the Yamunotri temple to pay homage to Goddess Yamuna, seeking blessings for purity and prosperity.

Gangotri: Nestled in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, Gangotri is the sacred origin of the Ganges River, considered the holiest river in Hinduism. The Gangotri temple, dedicated to Goddess Ganga, attracts devotees who come to offer prayers and witness the spiritual aura of the majestic Himalayas.

Kedarnath: Located amidst the breathtaking Kedar Valley in the Rudraprayag district, Kedarnath is renowned for its ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Kedarnath temple, perched at an altitude of 3,583 meters, is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and holds immense religious significance for Hindus worldwide.

Badrinath: Positioned in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, Badrinath is a revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his form as Badrinarayan. The Badrinath temple, set against the backdrop of snow-capped peaks, attracts devotees seeking spiritual enlightenment and divine blessings.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01: Delhi – Haridwar

We will drive from Delhi to Haridwar and check in at hotel, relax.

In the evening visit Harki Pauri for Aarti ceremony of mother Ganges. Return to hotel. An overnight stay.

Day 02: Haridwar – Barkot (180/06 -7 hrs)

After breakfast leave to Barkot. Check in at camp. An overnight stay.

Barkot is an ideal destination to stay for pilgrims of Shri Yamunotri, It is situated 45 Kms before Yamunotri temple, from where panoramic views of the Bandarpunch Peaks can be seen.

Day 03: Barkot – Yamunotri – Barkot – (36kms drive & 6kms Trek one side)

Early morning after breakfast, drive to Janki chatti, start trek to Yamunotri 6 kms. You have an option to either walk or hire Pony or by Doli at your own cost.
After taking bath in Surya Kund (hot spring) visit Yamunotri temple “Darshan” and Pooja of pious “Yamunaji” at Divya Shila.

Return to can an overnight stay.

Yamunotri Temple – Situated at 3290 meters above ocean level. The Yamunotri Dham is the first hallowed destination of the Chardham Yatra. This Dham is committed to Goddess Yamuna, who regarded be as a daughter of the Sun God, Surya Dev. According to the mythological stories and convictions, the Yamunotri Dham was an isolation of a sage Asti Muni. For the duration of his life, the Asti Muni every day showered in both Ganges and Yamuna. Be that as it may, in his old age he didn’t have the enough energy to reach Gangotri, yet his great deeds paid off and a flood of Ganges showed up inverse to Yamunotri for him. This fanciful story adds to the otherworldly worth of the Dham.

Divya Shila: A rock pillar, worshipped before entering the Yamunotri Temple.

Day 04: Barkot – Uttarkashi (155kms/06-7hrs)

This morning after breakfast, check out from hotel and drive to Uttarkashi. On arrive check-in at the hotel. Later visit Vishwanath Temple. An overnight stay.

Day 05: Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Uttarkashi (100kms/03hrs one side)

After breakfast, we proceed to Gangotri en route enjoy picturesque Harsil valley, Bhagirathi River and the most magnificent view of the Himalayas. Reach at temple Darshan and perform pooja. Thereafter we drive back to hotel. Night stay.

Gangotri – As per The Hindu mythology, Goddess Ganga – the daughter of Lord Brahma , showed herself as a waterway to acquit the transgressions of King Bhagirath’s forerunners, taking after his extreme retribution of a few centuries, and Lord Shiva got her into his tangled locks to minimize the gigantic effect of her fall. She came to be called Bhagirathi at her incredible source. Along the right back of Bhagirathi stands the sanctum of Gangotri devoted to the Goddess. Roosted at a stature of 3042 meters (10,000 ft), it was developed in the mid 18th century by a Gorkha Commander, Amar Singh Thapa.

Day 06: Uttarkashi – Guptkashi (220kms/09hrs)

After breakfast, check out from hotel and drive to Guptkashi reach and check in. An overnight stay.

Day 07: Guptakashi – Kedarnath – Guptakashi by helicopter

Early morning at 6:30 report to helipad. After performing pooja and Darshan, fly down. Reach and later you will be transfer to hotel. Night stay.

Kedarnath Temple The 1000 years old temple with a carved exterior is located in a courtyard protected by Nandi bull. This spot has great significance in the legendary Mahabharata epic. Inside the main sanctum is one of the 12 naturally formed ‘Jotrilingas’ of India. The temple has carved shapes of the Pandavas, and Lord Shiva.

Day 08: Guptkashi – Badrinath (250kms/08-9hrs)

After breakfast, check out from hotel and drive to Badrinath. On arrive check – in at hotel.

Evening: Visit at Badrinath temple for Aarti ceremony.

Badrinath temple – It’s so great to take in the way that this sacrosanct destination which is being dedicated to Lord Vishnu has been committed to humankind. The area where Lord Vishnu pondered under a Badri tree for thousand unremitting years and taught us a definitive method for welfare of humankind is exceptional on the planet. Today, this temple is considered as one of the holiest Hindu temples and is additionally one of the 108 Divya Desams, sacred holy places for Vaishnavites.

Day 09: Badrinath – Rudraprayag (160 Kms / 06 Hrs)
After bath in the Taptkund visit & Darshan of Badrivishal. Brahamakamal is significant for Pinddan Shraddh of ancestors (Pitrus). There are other interesting sightseeing spot like Mana, Vyas Gufa, Maatamoorti, Bhimkund and the “Mukh” of the Saraswati River. Just within the three kms of Badrinathjee. Later drive to Rudraprayag. On arrive check –in at hotel and night stay.

Tapt-Kund Just beneath the Shree Badrinath Ji temple lies the Tapt Kund hot sulfur spring that has a high therapeutic worth. It is a freshwater pool with the washing region of 16.1/2 feet by 14.1/4 feet. Despite the fact that the typical temperature of the spring is 55°c, the temperature of water continues expanding continuously amid the day. A dunk in Tapt Kund is viewed as a decent restorative cure for skin illnesses.

Narad Kund is arranged close Tapt Kund. It is accepted that the Badrinath icon was acquired from this kund. Narad Kund boiling hot water spring is situated under the Garur Shila and holds a therapeutic worth. Fans take a plunge in this kund before entering the Badrinath sanctuary for Darshan of Lord Badrinath.

Vyas & Ganesh-Gufa cavern is situated in the Mana Village alongside numerous different caverns. It is accepted that in this cavern Ved Vyas directed his acclaimed epic of Mahabharat to Ganesh and accordingly it has been named Vyas Gufa. There is an icon of Ved Vyas indicated composition the granth (epic book) inside this hole.

Beginning Source of Saraswati River – Manibhadrapur which is known as Mana village, the beginning source of river Saraswati. Bhimpul (bridge) according to myth it is build by Bhima during period of the Mahabharata.

Day 10: Rudraprayag – Haridwar (165 Kms /06 hrs)

After having breakfast we drive towards Haridwar via Rishikesh Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhula (suspended bridge), Triveni ghat etc.

Check in at hotel. An overnight stay.

Day 11: Departure

Today you will continue our journey towards Delhi.

Delhi Arrival by 2:00 PM. Drop at Home/Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour

Yatra Complete with Blessings & Unforgettable memories!

Tour FAQs

q: What is the main attraction of Day 01?
a: The main attraction of Day 01 is the evening Aarti ceremony at Har Ki Pauri, a revered ghat on the banks of the Ganges River in Haridwar.

q: What is special about Barkot?
a: Barkot serves as an ideal base for pilgrims visiting the sacred Yamunotri temple, offering panoramic views of the Bandarpunch Peaks and providing a tranquil setting for spiritual rejuvenation.

q: What are the highlights of the Yamunotri temple visit?
a: The Yamunotri temple, situated at an elevation of 3290 meters, is dedicated to Goddess Yamuna. Visitors have the opportunity to take a dip in the holy Surya Kund (hot spring) and offer prayers at the temple, seeking blessings for purity and prosperity.

q: What is the significance of the Gangotri temple?
a: The Gangotri temple is dedicated to Goddess Ganga and holds immense religious significance in Hindu mythology. It marks the source of the holy Ganges River and offers devotees a chance to experience spiritual enlightenment amidst the majestic Himalayas.

q: Why is Kedarnath considered important?
a: Kedarnath is renowned for its ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in India. The temple’s carved exterior and the sacred Jyotirlinga inside attract pilgrims seeking divine blessings and a connection with Hindu mythology.

q: What distinguishes Badrinath temple?
a: Badrinath temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, holds great religious significance as one of the holiest Hindu temples and one of the 108 Divya Desams. It is believed to be the place where Lord Vishnu meditated for thousands of years, imparting wisdom for the welfare of humanity.

q: What are the attractions near Rudraprayag?
a: Rudraprayag offers several attractions, including Tapt Kund, a hot sulfur spring with therapeutic properties, and Vyas & Ganesh Gufa, a cave where Ved Vyas is said to have composed the Mahabharata epic.

q: What landmarks can be visited en route to Haridwar on Day 10?
a: On Day 10, while driving to Haridwar, you can visit Rishikesh, known for its spiritual significance and iconic landmarks such as Ram Jhula, Laxman Jhula, and Triveni Ghat.

q: What time does the tour arrive in Delhi on Day 11?
a: The tour arrives in Delhi by approximately 2:00 PM on Day 11, concluding the journey and providing drop-off options at home, hotel, or the airport.

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9D Kerala Luxury Tour

Explore the enchanting “Land of Coconuts” with our 9-day Kerala Tour. Immerse yourself in the native Malayalam culture, where Ayurveda thrives as a mainstream medicine. Cruise through the labyrinthine Kerala backwaters, a network of tranquil waterways that meander across the state. Discover the breathtaking landscapes and refreshing climate of Munnar, renowned for its tea plantations and colonial charm. Embark on a serene journey through the Kumarakom backwaters aboard traditional houseboats, and experience the serene lakes and lagoons of Alleppey, also known as the “Venice of the East.” With our carefully curated itinerary, prepare for a rich and unforgettable holiday experience in Kerala.

Duration: 9 Days / 8 Nights

Places: Cochin > Munnar > Periyar > Kumarakom > Alleppey > Kovalam > Trivandrum

Cochin: Cochin, also known as Kochi, is a historic port city in Kerala, renowned for its picturesque backwaters, colonial architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can explore attractions such as the Chinese fishing nets, Mattancherry Palace, and Fort Kochi, while also enjoying traditional Kathakali performances and delectable seafood cuisine.

Munnar: Nestled amidst the lush Western Ghats, Munnar is a serene hill station famous for its sprawling tea plantations, mist-covered mountains, and pristine valleys. Visitors can indulge in trekking, wildlife spotting at Eravikulam National Park, and enjoying panoramic views from viewpoints like Echo Point and Top Station.

Periyar: Periyar, home to the famous Periyar National Park, is a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. The park is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, and rare bird species. Visitors can enjoy activities like boat safaris, nature walks, and bamboo rafting amidst the scenic surroundings.

Kumarakom: Situated on the shores of Lake Vembanad, Kumarakom is a tranquil backwater destination known for its serene ambiance and abundant birdlife. Visitors can explore the picturesque backwaters on traditional houseboats, indulge in Ayurvedic treatments, and enjoy birdwatching at the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary.

Alleppey: Alleppey, also known as Alappuzha, is often referred to as the “Venice of the East” due to its extensive network of backwaters, canals, and lagoons. Visitors can experience the unique charm of Alleppey by cruising on traditional houseboats, witnessing breathtaking sunsets, and exploring the vibrant Alleppey Beach.

Kovalam: Kovalam is a renowned beach destination in Kerala, famous for its pristine sandy shores, clear blue waters, and palm-fringed coastline. Visitors can relax on the beaches, indulge in water sports like surfing and snorkeling, and rejuvenate with Ayurvedic massages at beachside resorts.

Trivandrum: Trivandrum, also known as Thiruvananthapuram, is the capital city of Kerala, offering a blend of rich cultural heritage and modern amenities. Visitors can explore iconic attractions such as the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Napier Museum, and Kuthiramalika Palace, while also enjoying shopping, dining, and vibrant street markets.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1- Delhi – Cochin

You will arrive at Cochin International Airport. Following customs, immigration formalities and baggage collection, our representative will meet you as you exit the Arrival terminal building after which you would be transferred to your hotel. Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel.

Kochi (colonial name Cochin) is a vibrant city situated on the south-west coast of the Indian peninsula in the breathtakingly scenic and prosperous state of Kerala, hailed as ‘God’s Own Country’. Its strategic importance over the centuries is underlined by the sobriquet Queen of the Arabian Sea. Informally, Cochin is also referred to as the Gateway to Kerala.

Later sightseeing tour of Cochin. Sightseeing includes the visit of Cochin: Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue (Closed on Friday), St Francis Church, Chinese fishing nets.

Evening enjoy a Kathakali dance performance.

Overnight stay at hotel in Cochin

Day 2 – In Cochin – Munnar (140 kms/4 Hours)

Drive from Cochin-Munnar.

Munnar – is breathtakingly beautiful – a haven of peace and tranquility – the idyllic tourist destination in God’s own country. Set at an altitude of 6000 ft in Idukki district, Munnar was the favored summer resort of the erstwhile British rulers in the colonial days. Unending expanse of tea plantations – pristine valleys and mountains- exotic species of flora and fauna in its wild sanctuaries and forests – aroma of spice scented cool air – yes! Munnar has all these and more. It’s the place you would love to visit.

Upon arrival in Munnar check-in at hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure to explore the city on your own

Overnight stay in Munnar

Day 3 – In Munnar

The day is at leisure to explore the city on your own.

Optional possible visit’s: Tea Museum, Eravilkulum National Park

Overnight stay at hotel in Munnar

Day 4 – Munnar – Periyar (50 kms/Approx. 1 Hours 20 mins)

Drive from Munnar to Periyar.

The drive to Periyar is enchanting as the road winds through tranquil countryside, rich plantations & thick jungles. Thekkady (Idukki district) is the location of the Periyar National Park, which is an important tourist attraction in the Kerala. The Periyar Wildlife sanctuary is spread across 777 km² (300 sq. miles), of which 360 km (139 sq. miles) is thick evergreen forest. This Wild Life Sanctuary was declared a Tiger Reserve in 1978. The splendid artificial lake formed by the Mullaperiyar Dam across the Periyar River adds to the charm of the park.

The greatest attraction of Periyar is the herds of wild elephants that come down to play in the lake. Thekkady is also considered a heaven for natural spices such as black pepper, cardamom, cinnamon and clove.Upon arrival in Periyar check-in at hotel.

Evening boat ride at Lake Periyar for Game Viewing.

Overnight stay at hotel in Periyar.

Day 5 – Periyar – Kumarakom (117 kms/2 Hours 30 mins)

Drive from Periyar to Kumarakom.

Upon arrival in Kumarakom check-in at hotel.

The village of Kumarakom is a cluster of little islands on the Vembanadu Lake in Kerala. It is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna and is noted for its bird sanctuary where many species of migratory birds visit.

The Vembanad Lake, the largest backwater in Kerala, is also habitat for many marine and freshwater fish species and it teems with Karimeen, Shrimp and Prawns. It is a major tourist attraction.The gorgeous green of the fringed palms ripple in the blue waters and blend into wavelets. The people on the banks of Vembanadu Lake are generally peace-loving and follow a neat and healthy lifestyle. Their dressing is immaculate, usually spotless whites. The food mainly consists of rice and fish. Fish is a very important item in their menu for lunch and dinner.

Day 6 – Kumarakom – Alleppey (33 kms/Approx 40 mins)

Drive from Kumarakom to Alleppey.

Kettuvallams, the stitched boats provide the best way to experience the colorful backwaters of Kerala. The wood commonly used to make Kettuvallams is ‘Anhili’, which is found in abundance in central Travancore area. Large planks are tied together using hand made coir ropes and beaten coconut fibers. This gives the Kettuvallams enough strength to withstand heavy waves in the sea. Kettuvallams are built entirely without the use of nails. It requires great skill and adroitness to construct these giant boats by tying huge planks of jack wood together. The boats are applied with fish oil and cashew nut oil and left to cure for days. With careful maintenance, they last for generations.

Upon arrival embark the Houseboat.

Overnight stay in Houseboat.

Day 7 – Alleppey – Kovalam (175 kms/Approx. 4 Hours)

Drive from Alleppey to Kovalam

Kovalam offers an excellent diversity with Kovalam beach to suit all desires and occasions. Three curve shaped beaches, alienated by stony outcroppings, from the major attraction of this coastal resort. Backed by precipitously mounting headlands and covered by fertile coconut palms, the beaches, especially the southernmost part of lighthouse beach.

Upon arrival in Kovalam check-in at hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure to enjoy the beach on your own.

Overnight stay at hotel in Kovalam.

Day 8 – In Kovalam

Day free to relax by the beach.. else you have option of full day excursion to Kanyakumari.

Overnight stay at hotel in Kovalam.

Day 9 – Kovalam – Trivandrum (17 kms/Approx 20 mins)/Onward

Today on time drive to Trivandrum airport to connect the flight for Delhi

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: What is the significance of Cochin in Kerala?
a: Cochin, also known as Kochi, is a vibrant city known for its strategic location, colonial heritage, and vibrant cultural scene. It serves as the gateway to Kerala, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich history and natural beauty of the region.

q: What are the highlights of the Cochin city tour?
a: The Cochin city tour includes visits to iconic landmarks such as the Dutch Palace, Jewish Synagogue, St. Francis Church, and the famous Chinese fishing nets. Additionally, visitors can enjoy a traditional Kathakali dance performance in the evening.

q: What makes Munnar a popular tourist destination?
a: Munnar is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, tea plantations, and tranquil ambiance. It offers visitors opportunities for trekking, wildlife spotting at Eravikulam National Park, and exploring attractions like the Tea Museum.

q: What can visitors expect at Periyar National Park?
a: Periyar National Park is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including herds of wild elephants that can often be spotted near the lake. Visitors can enjoy activities like boat rides, wildlife safaris, and exploring the lush surroundings.

q: What is unique about Kumarakom?
a: Kumarakom is a cluster of picturesque islands on Lake Vembanad, known for its serene backwaters and vibrant bird sanctuary. Visitors can enjoy activities like birdwatching, boating, and experiencing the unique lifestyle of the local community.

q: What is a houseboat experience in Alleppey?
a: Alleppey offers visitors the opportunity to stay in traditional houseboats, known as Kettuvallams, which cruise through the scenic backwaters of Kerala. These houseboats provide a unique and immersive experience of the region’s natural beauty.

q: What attractions can visitors explore in Kovalam?
a: Kovalam is famous for its pristine beaches, including Lighthouse Beach, Hawa Beach, and Samudra Beach. Visitors can relax by the shore, indulge in water sports, or explore nearby attractions like the Vizhinjam Marine Aquarium.

q: Is there any option for a day excursion from Kovalam?
a: Yes, visitors have the option of a full-day excursion to Kanyakumari, the southernmost tip of mainland India, known for its stunning sunsets, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, and Thiruvalluvar Statue.

q: What is the recommended mode of transportation for the tour?
a: The tour itinerary includes private transfers between destinations, ensuring comfort and convenience for travelers throughout their journey.

q: How can I arrange for flights for this tour?
a: Flights can be arranged separately based on individual preferences and requirements. However, our representatives can assist in providing recommendations and coordinating airport transfers as per the itinerary.

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8D Valley of Flowers Luxury Tour

The Valley of Flowers National Park, nestled in North Chamoli, Uttarakhand, is a picturesque Indian national park ensconced amidst towering mountains. This enchanting valley is adorned with scenic flower meadows, pristine streams, and cascading high-altitude waterfalls. Situated in the upper reaches of the Bhyundar Ganga, near Joshimath in the Garhwal region, it offers a breathtaking natural panorama.

7N/8D Valley of Flowers Tour from Delhi

Delhi – Rishikesh – Auli – Govindghat–Ghangaria – Valley of Flowers – Hemkundsahib – Ghangaria – Govindghat– Rudraprayag – Rishikesh – Delhi

Rishikesh

Rishikesh, situated on the banks of the Ganges River in Uttarakhand, is renowned as the “Yoga Capital of the World.” This spiritual hub attracts pilgrims and seekers from around the globe to its numerous ashrams, temples, and yoga centers. Adventure enthusiasts flock to Rishikesh for thrilling activities like white-water rafting and bungee jumping, while others seek solace in its serene surroundings and tranquil vibes.

Auli

Auli, a charming hill station nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas, is a paradise for skiing enthusiasts. Boasting panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, Auli transforms into a winter wonderland during the snowy months. Apart from skiing, visitors can indulge in trekking, camping, and cable car rides to soak in the breathtaking vistas of the Himalayan range.

Govindghat–Ghangaria

Govindghat serves as the gateway to the picturesque Hemkund Sahib and Valley of Flowers. This bustling town offers accommodation and amenities for pilgrims and trekkers embarking on their journey to these sacred destinations. Ghangaria, situated en route to Hemkund Sahib and the Valley of Flowers, serves as a base camp for trekkers and nature enthusiasts, offering a serene ambiance amidst verdant landscapes.

Valley of Flowers

The Valley of Flowers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a mesmerizing expanse of alpine meadows, vibrant flowers, and glistening streams nestled amidst the Garhwal Himalayas. This floral paradise blooms with a kaleidoscope of colors during the monsoon season, attracting botanists, photographers, and nature lovers from far and wide.

Hemkundsahib

Hemkund Sahib, situated at an altitude of over 15,000 feet, is a revered Sikh pilgrimage site nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas. The tranquil Hemkund Lake and the Hemkund Sahib Gurudwara draw devotees and trekkers seeking spiritual solace and breathtaking vistas.

Ghangaria – Govindghat– Rudraprayag

Ghangaria, Govindghat, and Rudraprayag are key waypoints along the pilgrimage route to Hemkund Sahib and the Valley of Flowers. These towns offer accommodation, dining, and other facilities for travelers embarking on their spiritual or trekking journeys amidst the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Garhwal Himalayas.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01:Delhi – Rishikesh

Early morning we will start our journey to Rishikesh by Car. Arrive at Rishikesh. Check-in at a pre booked hotel.

Evening at Leisure. Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Day 2: Rishikesh– Auli(250kms/ 09hrs)

After a hearty breakfast we will check-out from hotel and drive to Auli. Reach and check in at hotel. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Auli- Govindghat–Ghangaria (01 hrs drive/14 hrs trek)

Early morning at 0600 hrs we leave from Joshimath for Govindghat, which is the starting point for the trek. From Govindghat there is a gradual ascent along a well – maintained pilgrim trail to the camp at Ghangaria – the base from where day walks can be made into the valley of flowers.

Arrange porters and prepare for the trek. After a light breakfast, 14 km trek up to Ghangaria.

On arrive check in hotel. Overnight stay in Ghangaria hotel.

Day 4 : Ghangaria – Valley Of Flowers – Ghangaria

After breakfast 5 km trek to Valley Of Flowers (3858 m ) from Ghangaria.

The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive array of rare wildflowers like brahma kamal, fane Kamal with range of small multicolored flowers make it a delight for travelers. The snowclad peaks including Nilgiri Parbat (6474 m) stand in bold relief against the skyline.

The valley is 10 kms long, 2 kms wide, and is divided by the Pushpawati stream, into which several tiny streams and waterfalls merge. After enjoying the beauty of valley we come back to Ghangaria.

Overnight stay in Ghangaria hotel.

Day 5: Ghangaria – Hemkundsahib – Ghangaria

After breakfast 6 km trek to Hemkundsahib (4329 m) from Ghangaria.

This is quite a steep climb. In the Sikh holy book, the Granth Sahib, the Sikh Guru Gobind Singh recounts that in a previous life, he meditated on the shores of a lake surrounded by seven snowcapped mountains now recognized by Hemkund. We visit Lake & Gurudwara. Again 6 km trek back to Ghangaria. Overnight stay in Ghangaria hotel.

Day 6: Ghangaria – Govindghat–Rudraprayag (05 hrs)

After breakfast leave for Govindghat on the trek of 14 kms to reach Govindghat and we drive to Rudraprayag. On arrive check in at hotel.

Day 7: Rudraprayag – Rishikesh (165 Kms /05-6hrs)

After a hearty breakfast we will check-out from hotel and drive to Rishikesh. Reach and check in at hotel. Overnight stay.

Day 8: Rishikesh – Delhi

Today is the last day of the tour. After Breakfast we will start our journey to Delhi. Arrival at Delhi. Drop at Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: What is the mode of transportation from Delhi to Rishikesh on Day 01?
a: The mode of transportation from Delhi to Rishikesh on Day 01 is by car.

q: What activities are planned for the evening upon arrival in Rishikesh on Day 01?
a: The evening upon arrival in Rishikesh on Day 01 is free for leisure, allowing travelers to relax and explore the surroundings at their own pace.

q: How far is the distance between Rishikesh and Auli, and how long is the journey on Day 02?
a: The distance between Rishikesh and Auli is approximately 250 kilometers, with a travel time of about 9 hours by car on Day 02.

q: What is the starting point for the trek to Ghangaria on Day 3, and how is it reached?
a: The trek to Ghangaria on Day 3 starts from Govindghat, which is reached by a drive from Joshimath. Govindghat serves as the starting point for the trek.

q: What is the distance and duration of the trek from Govindghat to Ghangaria on Day 3?
a: The trek from Govindghat to Ghangaria on Day 3 covers a distance of approximately 14 kilometers and takes about 5-6 hours to complete.

q: What is the main attraction of Day 4’s itinerary in Ghangaria?
a: The main attraction of Day 4’s itinerary in Ghangaria is the trek to the Valley of Flowers, renowned for its rare wildflowers and stunning landscapes.

q: What is the distance and duration of the trek from Ghangaria to Hemkundsahib on Day 5?
a: The trek from Ghangaria to Hemkundsahib on Day 5 covers a distance of approximately 6 kilometers and takes about 3-4 hours to complete.

q: How is the journey from Ghangaria to Rudraprayag on Day 6 undertaken?
a: After breakfast on Day 6, travelers embark on a trek of 14 kilometers from Ghangaria to Govindghat, followed by a drive to Rudraprayag.

q: What is the duration of the drive from Rudraprayag to Rishikesh on Day 7?
a: The drive from Rudraprayag to Rishikesh on Day 7 takes approximately 5-6 hours to cover a distance of 165 kilometers.

q: What is the final destination and mode of transportation for the return journey to Delhi on Day 8?
a: The final destination for the return journey to Delhi on Day 8 is by car or other private transportation, with drop-off at the hotel or airport in Delhi.

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7D Odisha Luxury Tour

Visiting Odisha offers a captivating journey into a realm where ancient history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty converge. With its rich heritage of temples, monuments, and archaeological sites, Odisha presents a treasure trove for history enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike. From the magnificent Sun Temple at Konark to the towering Jagannath Temple in Puri, the state boasts architectural marvels that stand as testaments to its glorious past. Moreover, Odisha’s diverse landscape encompasses pristine beaches, lush forests, and picturesque waterfalls, providing ample opportunities for adventure and relaxation. Whether exploring the tribal villages of the hinterland, witnessing traditional art forms like Odissi dance and Pattachitra painting, or embarking on wildlife safaris in national parks like Simlipal and Bhitarkanika, a visit to Odisha promises an immersive and unforgettable experience that resonates with the soul and leaves an indelible mark on the heart.

Our 7 Days Odisha Tour is an enchanting journey into the heart of this beautiful state. It is an enchanting journey which explores Odisha’s unique past, the art forms and a visit to the Bhitarkanika National Park. If you like history, ancient temples, mysterious manuscripts and wildlife, then this tour is for you. It is also a treat for photographers and nature lovers!

Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights

Places: Bhubaneswar > Puri > Raghurajpur > Pipili > Bhubaneswar > Ratnagiri > Udaygiri > Lalitagiri > Ratnagiri > Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar: The capital city of Odisha, Bhubaneswar, is renowned for its ancient temples and rich cultural heritage. It is often referred to as the “Temple City of India” due to its numerous historic temples, including the famous Lingaraj Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Puri: Puri is a significant pilgrimage destination for Hindus, home to the revered Jagannath Temple. The annual Rath Yatra, or Chariot Festival, draws millions of devotees from around the world to witness the grand procession of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra.

Raghurajpur: Raghurajpur is a traditional artisan village known for its exquisite Pattachitra paintings and other forms of handicrafts. Visitors can witness local artisans showcasing their skills and purchase authentic handcrafted souvenirs.

Pipili: Famous for its vibrant appliqué work, Pipili is a charming village renowned for its colorful textiles and intricate embroidery. The village is dotted with shops selling a variety of appliqué products, including wall hangings, bags, and traditional umbrellas.

Ratnagiri: Ratnagiri is an important archaeological site housing the remains of an ancient Buddhist monastery complex dating back to the 5th century CE. Visitors can explore the ruins of stupas, monasteries, and intricately carved sculptures, offering insights into Odisha’s Buddhist heritage.

Udaygiri: Udaygiri, part of the Ratnagiri-Udaygiri-Lalitagiri Buddhist complex, is known for its rock-cut caves and sculptures. These caves served as residential complexes for Buddhist monks and feature elaborate carvings depicting various Buddhist deities and motifs.

Lalitagiri: Lalitagiri is another significant Buddhist site in Odisha, known for its towering monastic ruins and ancient stupas. The site is believed to have been a major center of Buddhist learning and pilgrimage during ancient times, attracting scholars and devotees from far and wide.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01: Delhi – Bhubaneswar

Arrival at Bhubaneswar Airport. On arrival meet & assist at the airport followed by transfer to puri.

Over Nights stay at Hotel.

Day 02: Konark Tour (35 km from Puri)

After breakfast, visit to Konark temple (Sun Temple).

Konark temple is a 13th century sun temple (also known as black pagoda). It was constructed by oxidized & weathered sandstone. It is one of the seventh wonder of India.

Back to Puri. Leisure time to spend at golden beach of puri (One of the finest beach of India).

Over Night stay at Puri.

Day 03 : Puri – Raghurajpur – Pipili – Bhubaneswar (75 km)

After breakfast check out from Hotel.

Proceed towards Raghurajpur (Patachitra village), 12 km from Puri. After that proceed towards color village of Pipili. It is famous for designing beautiful appliqué handicrafts. It is a town of artisans famous for their colorful fabrics. After that proceed towards Bhubaneswar. Check in to hotel. Over night stay at Bhubaneswar.

Day 04: Bhubaneswar Sightseeing

After Breakfast proceed towards Dhauli where Emperor Ashoka after the bloody battle & his victory over the kingdom of kalinga renounced warfare & embraced the teaching of Buddha.

Also visit the Peace Pagoda or Shanti Stupa built in the early 1970 & the two ancient rock edict dating from 260 BC which outline Ashokas detained instructions to his administrators to rule with gentleness & fairness.

After that proceed towards Khandagiri & udaygiri, the caves of Udayagiri (Hill of Sunrise) and Khandagiri (Broken Hills) command a unique position in the filed of history, rock-cut architecture, art and religion. Back to Hotel. Dinner at hotel. Over night stay at Bhubaneswar.

Day 05 : Ratnagiri – Udaygiri – Lalitagiri (110 km from Bhubaneswar)

After a relaxed morning drive towards Ratnagiri. Check in to hotels.

Post lunch proceed towards Ratnagiri, Udayagiri, Lalitgiri ( Buddhist Monasteries, stupas and museums) also Known as diamond triangle of Buddhist heritage. Also visit at the Campus of Pushpagiri University at Lalitgiri.

Back to Hotel. Overnight at Ratnagiri.

Day 06 : Bhitarkanika National Park (110 km distance from Ratnagiri)

After breakfast proceed towards Bhitarkanika . It is famous for Salt Water crocodile, Indian Python, deer.

Bhitarkanika is a hot-spot of biodiversity. It’s home to largest population of giant salt water crocodile in India.

Also home to more than 215 species of birds including amazing eight variety of Kingfishers. It is the second largest viable Mangrove Eco-System in India Harbors more than 70 species of Mangrove and its associates.

Gahirmatha is known to be one of the largest rookery for Olive Ridley Sea Turtles.

Back to Hotel. Overnight at Ratnagiri.

Day 07 : Airport

Post breakfast check out from hotel. Proceed towards Bhubaneswar by NH- 5. Drop to the Airport for further journey back to Delhi.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: What happens on Day 01?
a: On Day 01 we transfer from Delhi to Bhubaneswar. Upon arrival at Bhubaneswar Airport, guests are met and assisted before being transferred to Puri, where they will stay overnight at a hotel.

q: What is the highlight of Day 02?
a: Day 02 includes a visit to the iconic Konark Temple, also known as the Sun Temple, followed by leisure time at the Golden Beach of Puri, one of India’s finest beaches.

q: What destinations are covered on Day 03?
a: Day 03 covers visits to Raghurajpur, known for its Patachitra art, and Pipili, renowned for its colorful appliqué handicrafts. The day ends with a transfer to Bhubaneswar for an overnight stay.

q: What historical sites are explored on Day 04 in Bhubaneswar?
a: Day 04 begins with a visit to Dhauli, where Emperor Ashoka embraced Buddhism after the Kalinga War. This is followed by visits to the Peace Pagoda and the ancient rock edicts. Later, explore the caves of Khandagiri and Udaygiri, known for their historical significance.

q: What are the main attractions of Day 05?
a: Day 05 focuses on exploring the Buddhist heritage sites of Ratnagiri, Udaygiri, and Lalitagiri, also known as the “Diamond Triangle.” These sites include Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and museums.

q: What is the highlight of Day 06 at Bhitarkanika National Park?
a: Day 06 features a visit to Bhitarkanika National Park, renowned for its biodiversity and home to saltwater crocodiles, Indian pythons, deer, and various bird species. It is also famous for being one of the largest rookeries for Olive Ridley sea turtles.

q: How does the tour conclude on Day 07?
a: On Day 07, after breakfast, check-out from the hotel in Ratnagiri and proceed to Bhubaneswar by NH-5. Guests are then dropped off at the airport for their return journey to Delhi, marking the end of the tour.

q: What is the significance of Konark Temple?
a: Konark Temple, also known as the Sun Temple, is a 13th-century marvel constructed from oxidized and weathered sandstone. It is one of India’s architectural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

q: What makes the visit to Dhauli significant?
a: Dhauli holds historical significance as the place where Emperor Ashoka renounced warfare and embraced Buddhism after the Kalinga War. It is home to the Peace Pagoda and ancient rock edicts dating back to 260 BC.

q: What wildlife can be spotted at Bhitarkanika National Park?
a: Bhitarkanika National Park is famous for its diverse wildlife, including saltwater crocodiles, Indian pythons, deer, and over 215 species of birds. It is also one of the largest rookeries for Olive Ridley sea turtles.

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6D Manali Shimla Luxury Tour

Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, beckons travelers with its picturesque charm, colonial architecture, and stunning natural beauty. Nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas, Shimla offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and adventure. Visitors can explore the iconic Mall Road, soak in the panoramic views from the Ridge, and marvel at the heritage buildings such as Christ Church and Viceregal Lodge. With its pleasant climate, lush greenery, and snow-capped peaks during winters, Shimla provides an idyllic retreat for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and history buffs alike, making it a must-visit destination in India.

Manali, nestled in the picturesque Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, is a captivating destination offering a blend of natural beauty, adventure activities, and cultural experiences. Renowned for its snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, meandering rivers, and serene landscapes, Manali attracts travelers seeking escapades such as trekking, skiing, paragliding, and rafting. Beyond its stunning scenery, the town boasts ancient temples, vibrant markets, and cozy cafes, providing visitors with a rich cultural experience. Whether exploring the scenic Rohtang Pass, unwinding by the Beas River, or immersing oneself in the local culture, Manali offers a rejuvenating retreat for all types of travelers.

5N/6D – Shimla Manali Tour

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01: Delhi-Shimla (By Car).
Morning Pick up from Home/Hotel/Airport/Railway Station, and drive to Shimla. Arrive and check in at hotel. Later proceed for sight seeing tour to Wildflower Hall, Indira Holiday Home, Advance Study & Museum.

Overnight stay at Shimla.

Day 02: Local sightseeing at Shimla.

Proceed for sightseeing tour of Shimla covering Kalbadevi Temple, Jakhu Temple, Hanuman Temple or stop for a while at the beautiful stained-glass – windows of Christ Church.

Afternoon excursion to Kufri- a 30 Minutes drive from Shimla. Evening free to enjoy the scenic beauty of Kufri.

Also visit Fagu, and enjoy horse riding in the apple orchids (optional). Rest of the day is free to explore. Overnight stay at Shimla.

Day 03: Shimla-Manali
Check out and morning drive to Manali (7-8 hr).

Pass by beautiful Kullu valley, Beas river, Dashehra maidan etc.

Arrive and check in at hotel. Evening free to explore Manali. Overnight stay in Manali.

Day 04: Local Sight Seeing of Manali Town.
Arrival at Manali, proceed to half day city tour visiting Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Temple and Tibetan Monastery.

Evening free for roam at your own. Overnight stay at Manali.

Day 05: Manali – Rohtang Pass – Manali (51 Kms.)
Proceed for full day excursion visiting Kothi, Gulaba Fall, Marhi, Rohtang Pass/snow point(subject to weather conditions).

Overnight stay at Manali hotel.

Day 06: Manali-Delhi (By Car)
Morning check-out from hotel. And drive back to Delhi with memories of a lifetime trip.

Arrival at Delhi. Drop Home/Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: What is the mode of transportation from Delhi to Shimla on Day 1?
a: The mode of transportation from Delhi to Shimla on Day 1 is by car.

q: What are some of the attractions covered during the sightseeing tour of Shimla on Day 1?
a: The sightseeing tour of Shimla on Day 1 covers Wildflower Hall, Indira Holiday Home, Advance Study & Museum, and the colonial architecture of Shimla.

q: What are the highlights of the local sightseeing tour of Shimla on Day 2?
a: The local sightseeing tour of Shimla on Day 2 includes visits to Kalbadevi Temple, Jakhu Temple, Hanuman Temple, Christ Church, and an excursion to Kufri.

q: What optional activity is available in Kufri during the excursion on Day 2?
a: In Kufri, visitors have the option to enjoy horse riding in the apple orchards.

q: What are the main attractions covered during the city tour of Manali on Day 4?
a: The city tour of Manali on Day 4 covers Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Temple, and the Tibetan Monastery.

q: Which famous pass is included in the full-day excursion from Manali on Day 5?
a: The full-day excursion from Manali on Day 5 includes a visit to Rohtang Pass, subject to weather conditions.

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6D Dalhousie Khajjiar Dharamshala Luxury Tour

6D Darjeeling Gangtok Luxury Tour

Darjeeling

Darjeeling, nestled in the Himalayan foothills of West Bengal, is a charming hill station renowned for its breathtaking vistas of snow-capped peaks, lush green tea gardens, and colonial architecture. Visitors flock to Darjeeling to experience its unique blend of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and serene ambiance. From witnessing spectacular sunrise views over the majestic Kanchenjunga range to exploring vibrant local markets and savoring aromatic tea at the iconic tea estates, Darjeeling offers a tranquil retreat amidst pristine mountain landscapes.

Gangtok

Gangtok, the capital city of Sikkim, is a picturesque paradise perched at an altitude of 5,410 feet in the eastern Himalayan range. Known for its serene monasteries, cascading waterfalls, and panoramic views of the Himalayas, Gangtok beckons travelers seeking solace in the lap of nature. Visitors can immerse themselves in the spirituality of Enchey Monastery, marvel at the natural wonders of Tsomgo Lake and Banjhakri Falls, and indulge in delectable Tibetan cuisine at bustling local eateries. With its blend of cultural richness and natural splendor, Gangtok offers an unforgettable Himalayan escapade for all discerning travelers.

5N/6D Darjeeling Gangtok Tour

Kalimpong- Gangtok – Darjeeling

Detailed Itinerary

On arrival at Bagdogra Airport / NJP Rly. Station. You will be received and transferred to Kalimpong.

Check-in to your hotel on arrival. Rest of the day free. Overnight in Kalimpong.

Day 02: Kalimpong – Gangtok (About 80 Kms 3 Hrs)

After breakfast you will go on a sightseeing tour of Kalimpong covering – Mangal Dham, Deolo Hill, Dr. Graham’s Home, Durbin Dara Monastery & View point, Cactus / Orchid Nursery.

Return to hotel. Post lunch you will be transferred to Gangtok- “The Capital of Sikkim”. Check-in to your hotel on arrival. Overnight in Gangtok.

Day 03: Gangtok – Sightseeing – Darjeeling (Approx – 110 kms 4 hrs)

After breakfast you will proceed on a half day local sightseeing tour of Gangtok covering Enchey Monastery, Jhakri Waterfalls, Handicraft Centre, and Flower Show.

Afternoon take the transfer to Darjeeling ‘The Queen of the Hills’. Check-in to your hotel. Overnight in Darjeeling.

Day 04: Darjeeling – Sightseeing

Today early Morning (at 04:00 am) visit Tiger hill to watch the spectacular sunrise over Mt. Khangchendzonga (28,208 ft. Worlds third highest peak). On your way back we will visit Ghoom Monastery and Batasia Loop.

After breakfast you will resume your sightseeing tour of Darjeeling covering – Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park (closed on Thursday), Tenzing Rock, Tibetan Refugee selfhelp Centre (closed on Sunday), Tea Garden (outer view).

Return to hotel. Evening can be spent at the Mall on your own. Overnight in Darjeeling.

Day 05: Darjeeling – Bagdogra Airport / NJP Railway Station (Approx – 80 kms 3 hrs)

After breakfast you will be transferred to Bagdogra Airport/ NJP Rly. Stn for your return journey.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: How do I reach Kalimpong from Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station?
a: Upon arrival at Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station, you will be received and transferred to Kalimpong by road.

q: What are the major attractions covered during the sightseeing tour of Kalimpong?
a: The sightseeing tour of Kalimpong includes visits to Mangal Dham, Deolo Hill, Dr. Graham’s Home, Durbin Dara Monastery & Viewpoint, and Cactus/Orchid Nursery.

q: How far is Gangtok from Kalimpong, and how long does it take to travel?
a: Gangtok is approximately 80 kilometers away from Kalimpong, and the journey takes around 3 hours by road.

q: What are the highlights of the local sightseeing tour in Gangtok?
a: The local sightseeing tour in Gangtok covers Enchey Monastery, Jhakri Waterfalls, Handicraft Centre, and Flower Show.

q: What is the distance between Gangtok and Darjeeling, and how long is the travel time?
a: The distance between Gangtok and Darjeeling is approximately 110 kilometers, and it takes about 4 hours to travel by road.

q: What attractions are visited during the half-day sightseeing tour in Gangtok?
a: The half-day sightseeing tour in Gangtok includes visits to Enchey Monastery, Jhakri Waterfalls, Handicraft Centre, and Flower Show.

q: What is the highlight of the early morning visit to Tiger Hill in Darjeeling?
a: The early morning visit to Tiger Hill offers a spectacular view of the sunrise over Mt. Khangchendzonga, the world’s third-highest peak.

q: What are the key attractions covered during the sightseeing tour of Darjeeling?
a: The sightseeing tour of Darjeeling includes visits to Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, Tenzing Rock, Tibetan Refugee Self Help Centre, and Tea Garden.

q: Is there free time provided for personal exploration in Darjeeling?
a: Yes, after returning from the sightseeing tour, the evening can be spent at the Mall in Darjeeling at your leisure.

q: How do I return from Darjeeling to Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station for my departure?
a: After breakfast on Day 5, you will be transferred to Bagdogra Airport or NJP Railway Station for your return journey.

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5D Leh Ladakh Luxury Tour

Ladakh, often referred to as “The Land of High Passes,” is a region of unparalleled beauty nestled in the northernmost reaches of India. Renowned for its rugged landscapes, remote monasteries, and vibrant cultural tapestry, Ladakh offers a unique blend of adventure, spirituality, and awe-inspiring vistas. From the azure lakes of Pangong and Tso Moriri to the starkly beautiful Nubra Valley and the ancient monasteries perched on rocky cliffs, Ladakh captivates visitors with its raw, untouched wilderness and profound sense of tranquility. Whether embarking on treks through the Himalayan foothills, immersing oneself in the rich Buddhist heritage, or simply marveling at the surreal landscapes, a journey to Ladakh promises an unforgettable experience that leaves a lasting imprint on the soul.

4N/5D Leh Ladakh Tour

Tour of Leh, Alchi, Uleytokpo, Lamayuru

Detailed Itinerary

DAY 01 : ARRIVAL LEH
Arrival at Leh airport and transfer to the Hotel.

Full day at leisure to acclimatize yourself because of high altitude of Leh as it is 3500 Mtrs above the sea level. In the evening you will be visiting Leh Bazaar.

Overnight stay at Hotel.

DAY 02 : LEH
Full day excursion to visit Thiksey and Hemis monasteries. It is quite interesting to visit the Thiksey monastery early in the morning to see “praying ceremony”.

Also visit one of the biggest monasteries of Leh “Hemis”. On the way back visit Shey Palace. Overnight stay at hotel.

DAY 03 : LEH – SPITUK – ALCHI – ULEYTOKPO ( 80 KM, 3 HOURS )
After breakfast in the morning leave for uleytokpo camping which is one of the most beautiful camping in the Ladakh region. En-route visit Spituk Monastery.

Continue drive to visit Alchi monastery. It is the only monastery in the Ladakh on flat ground. By the lunch time, you will reach uleytokpo. In the Evening, enjoy sitting on the bank of river coming down from the Ridzong side.

Overnight stay at camp.

DAY 04 : ULETOKPO – LAMAYURU – LEH ( 180 KM, 6 HOURS)
Leave Uletokpo and drive towards Lamayuru via Khaltsi. Which is the oldest monasteries of ladakh region. This monastery was founded in the 10th Century.

Late afternoon drive back to Leh for overnight stay at hotel.

Day 05 : DEPARTURE
Early morning transfer to Leh airport to catch flight for onward destination.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: What is the altitude of Leh?
a: Leh is situated at an altitude of 3500 meters above sea level.

q: What can we expect on Day 1 of the itinerary?
a: Upon arrival at Leh airport, you will be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for acclimatization. In the evening, you can explore Leh Bazaar.

q: What are the highlights of Day 2?
a: Day 2 includes a full-day excursion to Thiksey and Hemis monasteries, where you can witness the morning “praying ceremony.” You will also visit the Shey Palace.

q: What destinations are covered on Day 3?
a: On Day 3, you will travel from Leh to Uleytokpo, with stops at Spituk Monastery and the unique Alchi Monastery, which is situated on flat ground. You will spend the night at a camp by the river.

q: What is the significance of Lamayuru Monastery?
a: Lamayuru Monastery, visited on Day 4, is one of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh, dating back to the 10th century.

q: What activities are included on Day 4?
a: Day 4 includes a drive from Uleytokpo to Lamayuru, where you will explore the ancient monastery. Later, you will return to Leh for an overnight stay.

q: What is the schedule for Day 5?
a: On Day 5, you will be transferred to Leh airport early in the morning for your departure flight to your onward destination.

q: Are meals included in the tour?
a: Meals are generally included as per the itinerary. However, it’s advisable to check your tour plan for specific details.

q: Is there any free time for leisure activities during the tour?
a: Yes, Day 1 is dedicated to acclimatization and leisure. Additionally, evenings are usually free for relaxation or personal exploration.

q: What should I be prepared for in terms of altitude sickness?
a: It’s essential to acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness. Stay hydrated, avoid strenuous activities initially, and follow the advice of your tour guide.

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5D Manali Luxury Tour

Manali, nestled in the picturesque Himalayas of Himachal Pradesh, is a captivating destination offering a blend of natural beauty, adventure activities, and cultural experiences. Renowned for its snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, meandering rivers, and serene landscapes, Manali attracts travelers seeking escapades such as trekking, skiing, paragliding, and rafting. Beyond its stunning scenery, the town boasts ancient temples, vibrant markets, and cozy cafes, providing visitors with a rich cultural experience. Whether exploring the scenic Rohtang Pass, unwinding by the Beas River, or immersing oneself in the local culture, Manali offers a rejuvenating retreat for all types of travelers.

3N/4D Manali Tour by Car

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 : Delhi – Manali (573 Kms)
Overnight journey to Manali by AC Car.

Day 2 : Local Sight Seeing of Manali Town
Arrival at Manali, later proceed to half day city tour visiting Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Temple and Tibetan Monastery.

Evening free for roam at your own.

Dinner & Overnight stay at Manali hotel.

Day 3 : Manali – Rohtang Pass – Manali (51 Kms.)
Full day excursion visiting Kothi, Gulaba Fall, Marhi, Rohtang Pass/ snow point(subject to weather conditions ).

Overnight stay at Manali hotel.

Day 4 : Manali – Kullu – Manikaran (85 Kms.)
Full day excursion visiting Manikaran ( Hot water springs) enroute Kasaul and Kullu – Shamshi (A Famous industry for Kullu Shawl).

Overnight stay at Manali hotel.

Day 5: Return to Delhi
After breakfast check out from hotel and journey to Delhi by AC Car.

Arrival at Delhi. Drop Home/Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour

Tour FAQs

q: What is the mode of transportation from Delhi to Manali on Day 1?
a: The mode of transportation from Delhi to Manali on Day 1 is an overnight journey by AC Car.

q: What are the places covered in the local sightseeing tour of Manali on Day 2?
a: The local sightseeing tour of Manali on Day 2 covers Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Temple, and the Tibetan Monastery.

q: What activities are included in the full-day excursion to Rohtang Pass on Day 3?
a: The full-day excursion to Rohtang Pass on Day 3 includes visits to Kothi, Gulaba Fall, Marhi, and Rohtang Pass, subject to weather conditions.

q: What is the main attraction of the excursion to Manikaran on Day 4?
a: The main attraction of the excursion to Manikaran on Day 4 is the hot water springs, known for their religious significance and therapeutic properties.

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