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Day 01
1. Gateway of India
This of course, is the logical place from where to begin your tour. After all, you're following in the footsteps of royalty!
2. Regal Cinema Circle
Just after the Gateway is the Regal Cinema circle. Stand at the parking lot in the centre of the circle, with the Police Headquarters behind you and look around - the roads that lead away from this circle each show you a unique facet of Mumbai.
To your left, starting at the art deco Regal Cinema, is Colaba Causeway. This road is linked to Mumbai's physical history - it was built by the British to connect Colaba Island to Bombay, as a part of the city's expansion drive. You can still see fisher folk if you drive further down this road towards Sassoon Docks. Drop in at Leopold or Mondegar for beer, and wander the street markets. Lots of neat stuff to be bought - jewellery, footwear, leather, and gifts - but remember it takes bargaining!
• Next is Madam Cama road that goes to Nariman Point, past the Institute of Science. This road leads to Mumbai's modern business district and reminds you that Mumbai is the commercial capital of India. Phillips Antiques at the corner has wonderful old maps of Mumbai. They're expensive, but worth a look.
4. Fort District
Once past the fishing village, take a drive through the historical Fort District. There are several things to see, but I recommend you don't miss the following:
Victoria Terminus - a magnificent building. Don't miss the Indian peacock motifs, or the logo of the GIPR (the Great Indian Peninsular Railway).
Bombay University - honestly, this building is lovely! Check out the carved figures of various communities of Western India.
The Asiatic Library and Town Hall - this is the historical place from where, after the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857, the proclamation of India reverting to the Crown was read out.
5. Bazaar Walk at Crawford Market
The British Fort district ends at Victoria Terminus, and past that, the old "native" bazaar areas begin. Jyotiba Phule Market is the official name of this must-see market - but of course, no one calls it that! Crawford Market it was, and Crawford it remains. The market is housed in a building that looks like something out of Victorian London, but over-run with a crazy riot of local colour. There are fruits, vegetables, tiny knick-knack shops that sell masalas, pickles, chocolates, toothpaste and lots of other stuff that people want to buy. Lots of things to photograph if you are a camera-addict.
6. Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach
From the bazaar areas near Crawford Market, drive through the Princess Street Flyover to Marine Drive.
Day 02
1. Elephanta Island
Elephanta is a World Heritage Site, showcasing legends of Lord Shiva carved in rock cave temples.
2. Mani Bhavan
After lunch, take a taxi to Mani Bhavan, Mahatma Gandhi’s home in Mumbai.
This little two-storied house is now a small, but engrossing museum that shouldn't be missed. Gandhi's simple room remains untouched and the story of his life is told in a series of doll tableaus.
3. Haji Ali and Dhobi Ghat
If you have more time, drive down to Haji Ali, to see Mahalakshmi Temple, Haji Ali Mosque and Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai's unique laundry system!).
Day 03
1. Banganga Tank and Malabar Hill
Drive through Malabar Hill to visit a Jain Temple – the Jains have a unique theology and Way of life.
2. Chor Bazaar (Thieves Market) and other options
This is Mumbai's famous Thieves Market where the bargain-hungry can rummage for antiques and curious at throwaway prices.
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1. Gateway of India
This of course, is the logical place from where to begin your tour. After all, you're following in the footsteps of royalty!
2. Regal Cinema Circle
Just after the Gateway is the Regal Cinema circle. Stand at the parking lot in the centre of the circle, with the Police Headquarters behind you and look around - the roads that lead away from this circle each show you a unique facet of Mumbai.
To your left, starting at the art deco Regal Cinema, is Colaba Causeway. This road is linked to Mumbai's physical history - it was built by the British to connect Colaba Island to Bombay, as a part of the city's expansion drive. You can still see fisher folk if you drive further down this road towards Sassoon Docks. Drop in at Leopold or Mondegar for beer, and wander the street markets. Lots of neat stuff to be bought - jewellery, footwear, leather, and gifts - but remember it takes bargaining!
• Next is Madam Cama road that goes to Nariman Point, past the Institute of Science. This road leads to Mumbai's modern business district and reminds you that Mumbai is the commercial capital of India. Phillips Antiques at the corner has wonderful old maps of Mumbai. They're expensive, but worth a look.
4. Fort District
Once past the fishing village, take a drive through the historical Fort District. There are several things to see, but I recommend you don't miss the following:
Victoria Terminus - a magnificent building. Don't miss the Indian peacock motifs, or the logo of the GIPR (the Great Indian Peninsular Railway).
Bombay University - honestly, this building is lovely! Check out the carved figures of various communities of Western India.
The Asiatic Library and Town Hall - this is the historical place from where, after the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857, the proclamation of India reverting to the Crown was read out.
5. Bazaar Walk at Crawford Market
The British Fort district ends at Victoria Terminus, and past that, the old "native" bazaar areas begin. Jyotiba Phule Market is the official name of this must-see market - but of course, no one calls it that! Crawford Market it was, and Crawford it remains. The market is housed in a building that looks like something out of Victorian London, but over-run with a crazy riot of local colour. There are fruits, vegetables, tiny knick-knack shops that sell masalas, pickles, chocolates, toothpaste and lots of other stuff that people want to buy. Lots of things to photograph if you are a camera-addict.
6. Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach
From the bazaar areas near Crawford Market, drive through the Princess Street Flyover to Marine Drive.
Day 02
1. Elephanta Island
Elephanta is a World Heritage Site, showcasing legends of Lord Shiva carved in rock cave temples.
2. Mani Bhavan
After lunch, take a taxi to Mani Bhavan, Mahatma Gandhi’s home in Mumbai.
This little two-storied house is now a small, but engrossing museum that shouldn't be missed. Gandhi's simple room remains untouched and the story of his life is told in a series of doll tableaus.
3. Haji Ali and Dhobi Ghat
If you have more time, drive down to Haji Ali, to see Mahalakshmi Temple, Haji Ali Mosque and Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai's unique laundry system!).
Day 03
1. Banganga Tank and Malabar Hill
Drive through Malabar Hill to visit a Jain Temple – the Jains have a unique theology and Way of life.
2. Chor Bazaar (Thieves Market) and other options
This is Mumbai's famous Thieves Market where the bargain-hungry can rummage for antiques and curious at throwaway prices.
South India Holiday Tour Packages
Price upon request
Day: 01 Bangalore
South India Holiday starts on arrival at Bangalore, we will transfer you to Hotel .Pm we will take you for a city tour covering Tippu’s palace, Bull Temple, Lalbaug, Ulsoor Lake, Cubbon Park, Vidhana Soudha, Venkatappa Art Gallery, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Vishweshwaraiah Museum, Utility Building. Night stay is in Bangalore
Day: 02 Mysore
After breakfast we will transfer you to Mysore (145KM). Enroute visit Sirangapatnam - capital of warrior – King Hyder Ali & his son Tipu Sultan. On arrival, check in at the hotel. Afternoon go to visit Mysore Palace-once the residence of the Woodeyars, built in 1912 in the Indo – Saracenic style. This palace exudes a grandeur that is unmatchable. Night stay is in the Hotel, Mysore.
Day: 03 Mysore
After breakfast, move for sightseeing of Chamundi Hills and Brindavan Gardens. Witness the exuberant beauty of Brindavan Gardens. Night stay is in the Hotel, Mysore.
Day: 04 Ootty
After breakfast we shall transfer you to Ootty. Ootty is a picturesque landscape marked with deep forests, green meadows, vast tea gardens, tall eucalyptus trees etc. Check in at the hotel. Evening is free to explore the beautiful & ravishing beauty of Ootty. Night stay is at the Hotel, Ootty.
Day: 05 Ootty
After breakfast we take you for a visit to the Botanical Garden. Botanical Garden is special for its green lawns, rare trees, huge collections of flowering plants, clear watered pools etc. Enjoy the gardens and then transfer back to the hotel in the evening. Night stay is in Ootty.
Day: 06 Ootty
South India Holiday starts on arrival at Bangalore, we will transfer you to Hotel .Pm we will take you for a city tour covering Tippu’s palace, Bull Temple, Lalbaug, Ulsoor Lake, Cubbon Park, Vidhana Soudha, Venkatappa Art Gallery, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Vishweshwaraiah Museum, Utility Building. Night stay is in Bangalore
Day: 07 Bangalore
After breakfast we drive back to Bangalore (290 Kms /7 hrs). Back home with the everlasting memories of the south India Holiday tour.
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South India Holiday starts on arrival at Bangalore, we will transfer you to Hotel .Pm we will take you for a city tour covering Tippu’s palace, Bull Temple, Lalbaug, Ulsoor Lake, Cubbon Park, Vidhana Soudha, Venkatappa Art Gallery, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Vishweshwaraiah Museum, Utility Building. Night stay is in Bangalore
Day: 02 Mysore
After breakfast we will transfer you to Mysore (145KM). Enroute visit Sirangapatnam - capital of warrior – King Hyder Ali & his son Tipu Sultan. On arrival, check in at the hotel. Afternoon go to visit Mysore Palace-once the residence of the Woodeyars, built in 1912 in the Indo – Saracenic style. This palace exudes a grandeur that is unmatchable. Night stay is in the Hotel, Mysore.
Day: 03 Mysore
After breakfast, move for sightseeing of Chamundi Hills and Brindavan Gardens. Witness the exuberant beauty of Brindavan Gardens. Night stay is in the Hotel, Mysore.
Day: 04 Ootty
After breakfast we shall transfer you to Ootty. Ootty is a picturesque landscape marked with deep forests, green meadows, vast tea gardens, tall eucalyptus trees etc. Check in at the hotel. Evening is free to explore the beautiful & ravishing beauty of Ootty. Night stay is at the Hotel, Ootty.
Day: 05 Ootty
After breakfast we take you for a visit to the Botanical Garden. Botanical Garden is special for its green lawns, rare trees, huge collections of flowering plants, clear watered pools etc. Enjoy the gardens and then transfer back to the hotel in the evening. Night stay is in Ootty.
Day: 06 Ootty
South India Holiday starts on arrival at Bangalore, we will transfer you to Hotel .Pm we will take you for a city tour covering Tippu’s palace, Bull Temple, Lalbaug, Ulsoor Lake, Cubbon Park, Vidhana Soudha, Venkatappa Art Gallery, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Vishweshwaraiah Museum, Utility Building. Night stay is in Bangalore
Day: 07 Bangalore
After breakfast we drive back to Bangalore (290 Kms /7 hrs). Back home with the everlasting memories of the south India Holiday tour.
Shirdi Tour Packages
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Day 01: MUMBAI / SHIRDI (295kms-5.5hrs approx.)
Drive to Shirdi, a sacred place on the banks of the River Godavari. Arrive Shirdi and check in at the Hotel. Evening is at leisure. Overnight stay at the Hotel
Day 02: SHIRDI / MUMBAI DEPART (295kms-5.5hrs approx.)
Morning visit Mahasamadhi temple of Sri Sai Baba. Abode of one of Maharashtra's most revered saint -- Sai Baba of Shirdi. Popularly known as the 'Child of God', Sai Baba preached tolerance towards all religions and the message of universal brotherhood. Every activity at Shirdi revolves around the vast temple complex dedicated to Sai Baba. Devotees start queuing up in the early hours of dawn to catch a glimpse and seek the blessings of the life-size statue of Sai Baba. Thursday is marked by special pujas and darshan of the Sai Baba statue. Visit Dwarkamani Mosque where the Baba meditated and slept on alternate nights. Near the mosque, in a corridor is the dhuni or eternal flame that burns day and night. Other places of importance are the Gurusthan, the Kandoba Temple, Shani Mandir, Narsimha Mandir, Changdev Maharaj Samadhi and the Sakori. Later drive back to Mumbai TOUR ENDS.
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Drive to Shirdi, a sacred place on the banks of the River Godavari. Arrive Shirdi and check in at the Hotel. Evening is at leisure. Overnight stay at the Hotel
Day 02: SHIRDI / MUMBAI DEPART (295kms-5.5hrs approx.)
Morning visit Mahasamadhi temple of Sri Sai Baba. Abode of one of Maharashtra's most revered saint -- Sai Baba of Shirdi. Popularly known as the 'Child of God', Sai Baba preached tolerance towards all religions and the message of universal brotherhood. Every activity at Shirdi revolves around the vast temple complex dedicated to Sai Baba. Devotees start queuing up in the early hours of dawn to catch a glimpse and seek the blessings of the life-size statue of Sai Baba. Thursday is marked by special pujas and darshan of the Sai Baba statue. Visit Dwarkamani Mosque where the Baba meditated and slept on alternate nights. Near the mosque, in a corridor is the dhuni or eternal flame that burns day and night. Other places of importance are the Gurusthan, the Kandoba Temple, Shani Mandir, Narsimha Mandir, Changdev Maharaj Samadhi and the Sakori. Later drive back to Mumbai TOUR ENDS.
Goa Tour Packages
Price upon request
Day 01 : Mumbai to Goa
Fly to Goa where upon you will be received by the hotel vehicle and check into your hotel where you are booked to stay for three nights. Rest of the day is at leisure or perhaps you can explore the Goa on your own way.
Day 02 : Morning city tour
This morning, following breakfast, you will have a half-day city tour. Brilliant lush green fields of irrigated paddy surround villages and hamlets with white painted churches standing out against occasional empty patches of starting red soil.
Day 03 : Optional Excursion
Day at leisure in Goa to relax or take optional excursions.
Day 04 : Goa to Mumbai
Following breakfast, this morning, you will be transferred to the airport for flight to Mumbai.
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Fly to Goa where upon you will be received by the hotel vehicle and check into your hotel where you are booked to stay for three nights. Rest of the day is at leisure or perhaps you can explore the Goa on your own way.
Day 02 : Morning city tour
This morning, following breakfast, you will have a half-day city tour. Brilliant lush green fields of irrigated paddy surround villages and hamlets with white painted churches standing out against occasional empty patches of starting red soil.
Day 03 : Optional Excursion
Day at leisure in Goa to relax or take optional excursions.
Day 04 : Goa to Mumbai
Following breakfast, this morning, you will be transferred to the airport for flight to Mumbai.
Kerala Tour Packages
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Day 1 Cochin
Welcome to Cochin.
Transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 2 Cochin
Morning sightseeing tour of Cochin including St. Francis Church, Santa Cruz Basilica, Chinese fishing nets and Jewish Synagogue.
Cochin - The port city of Cochin is also known as ''Queen of the Arabian Sea''. There is Dutch Palace at Mattancherry and the very famous Fort Cochin, which is renowned for its Portuguese heritage and has early 16th century St. Francis'' Church. Spice is at its best in area surrounding Jewish Synagogue while there are carved wooden panels and pulpit at Santa Cruz Basilica. Chinese fishing nets are popular among the tourists as a rare old-world trade form while Parishath Thampuram Museum houses 19th-century paintings, old coins, sculptures and temple models.
Cruise at sunset.
Overnight stay at Cochin.
Day 3 Periyar
After breakfast drive to Periyar.
Transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Afternoon boat cruise on Lake Periyar to explore wildlife sanctuary featuring Indian elephants, Barking Deers, Indian Wild Dogs, Pythons and King Cobras.
Periyar - Moist deciduous fauna, flat and hilly terrain, a delightful lake and rich wildlife makes Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary a hot favorite amongst the nature livers. A protected tiger reserve and a national park, Periyar is basically an elephant''s paradise. Leopards, Wild Dogs, Barking Deers, Nilgiri Langurs (a primate), Bonnet Macaquea, Tigers, Nilgiri Tahrs and Flying Lizard and Flying Snake steal the limelight.
Day 4 Kumarakom
After breakfast drive to Kumarakom.
Transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 5 Kumarakom
Day free to relax and explore the city.
Overnight stay at Kumarakom.
Day 6 Alleppey
Cruise in Kettuvallams or old rice-barges through Azhikkal Canal passing through Kuppapuram, Pallathuruthy, Swamy Canal, Meenappally Kayal, Muttael Canal, Kainakary Church Canal, Vatta Kayal, Venattukadu Canal, Aakkathara Canal and paddy fields.
Overnight stay at Chithira Kayal.
Day 7 Cochin
After breakfast, disembark houseboat around 1000 hrs at Alleppey.
Transfer to Cochin airport for flight to onward destination.
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Welcome to Cochin.
Transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 2 Cochin
Morning sightseeing tour of Cochin including St. Francis Church, Santa Cruz Basilica, Chinese fishing nets and Jewish Synagogue.
Cochin - The port city of Cochin is also known as ''Queen of the Arabian Sea''. There is Dutch Palace at Mattancherry and the very famous Fort Cochin, which is renowned for its Portuguese heritage and has early 16th century St. Francis'' Church. Spice is at its best in area surrounding Jewish Synagogue while there are carved wooden panels and pulpit at Santa Cruz Basilica. Chinese fishing nets are popular among the tourists as a rare old-world trade form while Parishath Thampuram Museum houses 19th-century paintings, old coins, sculptures and temple models.
Cruise at sunset.
Overnight stay at Cochin.
Day 3 Periyar
After breakfast drive to Periyar.
Transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Afternoon boat cruise on Lake Periyar to explore wildlife sanctuary featuring Indian elephants, Barking Deers, Indian Wild Dogs, Pythons and King Cobras.
Periyar - Moist deciduous fauna, flat and hilly terrain, a delightful lake and rich wildlife makes Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary a hot favorite amongst the nature livers. A protected tiger reserve and a national park, Periyar is basically an elephant''s paradise. Leopards, Wild Dogs, Barking Deers, Nilgiri Langurs (a primate), Bonnet Macaquea, Tigers, Nilgiri Tahrs and Flying Lizard and Flying Snake steal the limelight.
Day 4 Kumarakom
After breakfast drive to Kumarakom.
Transfer to hotel for overnight stay.
Day 5 Kumarakom
Day free to relax and explore the city.
Overnight stay at Kumarakom.
Day 6 Alleppey
Cruise in Kettuvallams or old rice-barges through Azhikkal Canal passing through Kuppapuram, Pallathuruthy, Swamy Canal, Meenappally Kayal, Muttael Canal, Kainakary Church Canal, Vatta Kayal, Venattukadu Canal, Aakkathara Canal and paddy fields.
Overnight stay at Chithira Kayal.
Day 7 Cochin
After breakfast, disembark houseboat around 1000 hrs at Alleppey.
Transfer to Cochin airport for flight to onward destination.