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DARJEELING
- 09 NIGHTS / 10 DAYS
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INB
004W ITS 2009-10 |
| Circuit:
KOLKATA – SUNDERBANS - JALDAPARA - GANGTOK –
DARJEELING –IXB / NJP |
 Welcome
to the colonial capital of India, Kolkata. It was once the
capital of British India. This 400year old city will amaze you
with the co-existence of modern life and cultural heritage in
its buildings as well as in the way of living of the people
here. You will visit a unique wholesale market of flowers on the
banks of the Ganges near the famous Howrah Bridge, the
headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity and other places of
cultural, religious & historical importance.
We are providing sunderbans national park tour services and
wildlife tour packages. Near Kolkata is the Sunderban the most
intriguing wilderness of India. An archipelago of 54 small
islands the Sunderban was declared a National Park in 1984 and
as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO way back in 1997. A very
lucky visitor might be able to see a Royal Bengal Tiger, but
commonly seen are crocodiles, fishing cat, water monitor, birds
and estuarine & marine life, sometimes a gigantic dolphin
might also be spotted during the cruises to the various islands
& from the watchtowers located on them.
136Kms from Siliguri is the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary,
constituted in 1941 for the protection of wildlife in this area.
Through the forest runs the river Torsha. You might also enjoy
an early morning Elephant Safari through the sanctuary which
houses the endangered species of One – Horned Rhino, Bison,
Wild Boar and various other animals in their natural habitat.
The next destination will be Gangtok, the state capital of the
small & beautiful state of Sikkim, located at an altitude of
5500ft, promises of some of the best monasteries of the region
and beautiful landscapes. You might also be able to visit the
Tsomgo Lake considered sacred by the local people and located at
a height of 12400ft above sea level.
Next you will be taken to Darjeeling, which was the summer
capital of the British India for a long time. The town derives
its name from ‘Dorje’ – the mystic thunderbolt of
the lama religion. The play of colours brought forward by the
rays of the rising sun as the touch the snow-capped peak of Mt.
Kanchendzonga is bound to mesmerize you. You might also enjoy
the Toy train Joy Ride, which has been declared as a UNESCO
World Heritage Site. |
DARJEELING
- 09 NIGHTS / 10 DAYS
|
INB
005W ITS 2009-10 |
| Circuit:
KOLKATA – SUNDERBANS - JALDAPARA - GANGTOK –
DARJEELING – TEA GARDEN – IXB / NJP |
 Welcome
to the colonial capital of India, Kolkata. It was once the
capital of British India. This 400year old city will amaze you
with the co-existence of modern life and cultural heritage in
its buildings as well as in the way of living of the people
here. You will visit a unique wholesale market of flowers on the
banks of the Ganges near the famous Howrah Bridge, the
headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity and other places of
cultural, religious & historical importance.
We are providing the Sunderban wildlife tour package the most
intriguing wilderness of India. An archipelago of 54 small
islands the Sunderban was declared a National Park in 1984 and
as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO way back in 1997. A very
lucky visitor might be able to see a Royal Bengal Tiger, but
commonly seen are crocodiles, fishing cat, water monitor, birds
and estuarine & marine life, sometimes a gigantic dolphin
might also be spotted during the cruises to the various islands
& from the watchtowers located on them.
136Kms from Siliguri is the Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary,
constituted in 1941 for the protection of wildlife in this area.
Through the forest runs the river Torsha. You might also enjoy
an early morning Elephant Safari through the sanctuary which
houses the endangered species of One – Horned Rhino, Bison,
Wild Boar and various other animals in their natural habitat.
The next destination will be Gangtok, the state capital of the
small & beautiful state of Sikkim, located at an altitude of
5500ft, promises of some of the best monasteries of the region
and beautiful landscapes. You might also be able to visit the
Tsomgo Lake considered sacred by the local people and located at
a height of 12400ft above sea level.
Next you will be taken to Darjeeling, which was the summer
capital of the British India for a long time. The town derives
its name from ‘Dorje’ – the mystic thunderbolt of
the lama religion. The play of colours brought forward by the
rays of the rising sun as the touch the snow-capped peak of Mt.
Kanchendzonga is bound to mesmerize you. You might also enjoy
the Toy train Joy Ride, which has been declared as a UNESCO
World Heritage Site. The last day you will spend at the Chamong
Chiabari Tea Estate, just 25Kms from Darjeeling. |
DARJEELING
-12 NIGHTS / 13 DAYS
|
INB
007 W ITS 2009-10 |
| Circuit:
KOLKATA – SUNDERBAN – JALDAPARA - GANGTOK –
PEMYANGTSE – DARJEELING – TEA GARDEN – IXB / NJP |
 Welcome
to the colonial capital of India, Kolkata. It was once the
capital of British India. This 400year old city will amaze you
with the co-existence of modern life and cultural heritage in
its buildings as well as in the way of living of the people
here. You will visit a unique wholesale market of flowers on the
banks of the Ganges near the famous Howrah Bridge, the
headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity and other places of
cultural, religious & historical importance.
Near Kolkata is the Sunderban the most intriguing wilderness of
India. An archipelago of 54 small islands the Sunderban was
declared a National Park in 1984 and as a World Heritage Site by
the UNESCO way back in 1997. A very lucky visitor might be able
to see a Royal Bengal Tiger, but commonly seen are crocodiles,
fishing cat, water monitor, birds and estuarine & marine
life, sometimes a gigantic dolphin might also be spotted during
the cruises to the various islands & from the watchtowers
located on them. 136Kms from Siliguri is the Jaldapara Wildlife
Sanctuary, constituted in 1941 for the protection of wildlife in
this area. Through the forest runs the river Torsha. You might
also enjoy an early morning Elephant Safari through the
sanctuary which houses the endangered species of One –
Horned Rhino, Bison, Wild Boar and various other animals in
their natural habitat.
The next destination will be Gangtok, the state capital of the
small & beautiful state of Sikkim, located at an altitude of
5500ft, promises of some of the best monasteries of the region
and beautiful landscapes. You might also be able to visit the
Tsomgo Lake considered sacred by the local people and located at
a height of 12400ft above sea level. Pelling / Pemyangtse is a
very small Himalayan village in West Sikkim and is the nearest
motorable point to Mt. Kanchendzonga. The town is located at an
altitude of 6,800ft and offers a beautiful view of the Himalayan
peaks. Very near is located the Pemyangtse monastery, the 2nd
oldest monastery in Sikkim.
Next you will be taken to Darjeeling, which was the summer
capital of the British India for a long time. The town derives
its name from ‘Dorje’ – the mystic thunderbolt of
the lama religion. The play of colours brought forward by the
rays of the rising sun as the touch the snow-capped peak of Mt.
Kanchendzonga is bound to mesmerize you. You might also enjoy
the Toy train Joy Ride, which has been declared as a UNESCO
World Heritage Site. The last day you will spend at the Chamong
Chiabari Tea Estate, just 25Kms from Darjeeling. |
DARJEELING
-12NIGHTS / 13 DAYS
|
INB
009 W ITS 2009-10 |
| Circuit:
KOLKATA – SUNDERBAN – JALDAPARA – KALIMPONG -
GANGTOK – PEMYANGTSE – DARJEELING – TEA GARDEN –
IXB / NJP |
 Welcome
to the colonial capital of India, Kolkata. It was once the
capital of British India. This 400year old city will amaze you
with the co-existence of modern life and cultural heritage in
its buildings as well as in the way of living of the people
here. You will visit a unique wholesale market of flowers on the
banks of the Ganges near the famous Howrah Bridge, the
headquarters of the Missionaries of Charity and other places of
cultural, religious & historical importance.
Near Kolkata is the Sunderban the most intriguing wilderness of
India. An archipelago of 54 small islands the Sunderban was
declared a National Park in 1984 and as a World Heritage Site by
the UNESCO way back in 1997. A very lucky visitor might be able
to see a Royal Bengal Tiger, but commonly seen are crocodiles,
fishing cat, water monitor, birds and estuarine & marine
life, sometimes a gigantic dolphin might also be spotted during
the cruises to the various islands & from the watchtowers
located on them. 136Kms from Siliguri is the Jaldapara Wildlife
Sanctuary, constituted in 1941 for the protection of wildlife in
this area. Through the forest runs the river Torsha. You might
also enjoy an early morning Elephant Safari through the
sanctuary which houses the endangered species of One –
Horned Rhino, Bison, Wild Boar and various other animals in
their natural habitat.
You will visit Kalimpong, a quiet little hill resort famous for
its nurseries and the rare collection of orchids found there.
The town is also of historical importance as it was the passage
from Tibet to India. The serene atmosphere here is sure to
soothe you. The next destination will be Gangtok, the state
capital of the small & beautiful state of Sikkim, located at
an altitude of 5500ft, promises of some of the best monasteries
of the region and beautiful landscapes. You might also be able
to visit the Tsomgo Lake considered sacred by the local people
and located at a height of 12400ft above sea level.
Pelling / Pemyangtse is a very small Himalayan village in West
Sikkim and is the nearest motorable point to Mt. Kanchendzonga.
The town is located at an altitude of 6,800ft and offers a
beautiful view of the Himalayan peaks. Very near is located the
Pemyangtse monastery, the 2nd oldest monastery in Sikkim.
Next you will be taken to Darjeeling, which was the summer
capital of the British India for a long time. The town derives
its name from ‘Dorje’ – the mystic thunderbolt of
the lama religion. The play of colours brought forward by the
rays of the rising sun as the touch the snow-capped peak of Mt.
Kanchendzonga is bound to mesmerize you. You might also enjoy
the Toy train Joy Ride, which has been declared as a UNESCO
World Heritage Site. The last day you will spend at the Chamong
Chiabari Tea Estate, just 25Kms from Darjeeling. |
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