Bhutan – The Land of Happiness

“Bhutan, the Land of Happiness, where the pursuit of contentment is woven into the very fabric of life, and the beauty of the land mirrors the serenity within its people.”

Bhutan

Starts: from Bagdogra

Ends: at Bagdogra

Type: Mixed Gender

Dates

Start: 2 PM, 7 Sep 2024

End: 1 PM, 14 Sep 2024

₹ 49000

About the Tour

Do you want to feel even more happier in the land of happiness, Bhutan, by visiting there during a vibrant cultural festival named as Drubchen festival? It’s a vibrant cultural festival scheduled in Thimpu during our trip dates.
It’s an opportunity to get an immersive experience of Bhutanese culture & traditions as you witness masked dances and elaborated religious ceremonies that will touch your soul! While experiencing the Drubchen festival, this trip offers you the best of Bhutan in 8 days in a very cost-effective yet comfortable way.

Bhutan, the land of happiness, has been a dream destination for all conscious travelers around the world! It’s the country that introduced the index of Gross National Happiness to this planet, signifying happiness as an important part of national growth. Hence, Bhuwtan deserves a visit, at least once in our lifetime.

Bhutan is a landlocked Buddhist kingdom, sharing borders with Tibet and India. It rests like a baby in the arms of mother India which also signifies the friendly relationship between the two countries. Warm smiles and hospitality of Bhutanese people, wide valleys, beautiful birds, dramatic landscapes, majestic mountains, captivating Dzongs, refreshing waterfalls, and colorful prayer flags in the air are bound to enthrall us.

Did you know that Bhutan is one of the rarest countries worldwide that has come a long way in preserving its culture? The architecture of every single establishment in Bhutan adheres to the traditional design. Even the uniform in government offices is traditional. Hence, every other man and woman can be seen walking in Gho and Kira respectively!

The Bhutanese food is quite interesting! Have you heard about Kewa Datshi? It’s a beloved Bhutanese dish featuring potatoes cooked with cheese, chili peppers, and spices. This hearty and flavorful dish is a staple in Bhutanese cuisine. Ema Datshi, Yak Cheese, and Suja are a few more things that can tried by connoisseurs during a trip to Bhutan. Although traditional food in Bhutan is quite spicy, visitors are served as per taste buds.

Did you know Bhutan is the first and only country to be officially carbon-negative? Just imagine, how refreshing it would be to visit such a country that has maintained its forest cover and its natural resources to this level. How soothing & relaxing it would be, far away from all the city pollution!

In a nutshell, the feelings that traveler experiences during their visit to Bhutan are indescribable in words! The warm hospitality of Bhutanese people, exposure to their culture, the natural beauty, scrumptious food, and the happiness, fill your heart with such emotions that could only be felt.

Let’s hold hands and explore one of the most fascinating and exemplary countries in the world! Are you ready to set on this lifetime journey with us?

Trip Highlights

1. Bhutan Border Town

Have you ever had the joy of closely visiting a peaceful land border between two countries? We will enter Bhutan via land from the town of Jaigaon in the Indian state of West Bengal to the Bhutanese border town named Phuntsholing. It’s amazing to see the presence of two contrasting worlds merely separated by a brick and a mortar gateway that signals the border.

2. Buddha Point

Tourists often drive to Buddha Point to be mesmerized by the breathtaking view it offers. It refers to the statue of Buddha located on the top a hill in Kuenselphodrang Nature Park overlooking the southern entrance of Thimpu. The statue is known as Buddha Dordenma and it’s the largest sitting sculpture of Shakyamuni Buddha in the world with a height of 51.5 meters, made of sold bronze. It looks beautifully golden and inside the statue, there are approximately 125, 000 smaller Buddha statues of varied size.

3. Drubchen Festival Thimpu

Drubchen Festival in Thimpu is a cultural extravaganza showcasing Bhutanese religious rituals, masked dances, and vibrant performances. Monks clad in intricate costumes enact ancient legends, perform elaborate rituals, and conduct ceremonies to invoke blessings, offer prayers, and promote spiritual well-being. This festival is a rare experience for a tourists and offers them an immersive experience.

4. Motithang Takin Preserve

The Takin Preserve is a wildlife reserve area for the national animal of Bhutan, Takin. Takin attracts special attention for its unique appearance. Legends say that it was conjured from the head of a goat and the body of a cow in 15th century by Buddhist saint named Drukpa Kunley in a religious gathering where people requested him to present a miracle.

5. National Folk Heritage Museum

Located in the capital city of Thimpu, National Folk Heritage Museum showcases traditional Bhutanese lifestyle. Some of the galleries inside the museum are open-air while remaining are located inside a three-storied 19th century traditional house made from wood. Artifacts from rural households such as utensils, big storage containers, hearth, costumes, tools, etc, are on the display which give a very good understanding of the skills and the habits of Bhutanese people.

6. Traditional Bhutanese Meal

Ema Datshi and Kewa Datshi are the most popular traditional dishes of Bhutan consisting of melted cheese, potatoes/ mushrooms, and lots of red chilies. Bhutanese food is quite higher on the chilly side, however, there are restaurants that serve the traditional dishes with very less or medium chili. We will go to one of the restaurants where we can enjoy the traditional dishes along with red rice and the pancakes made from locally grown millets, in the beautiful wooden cutlery.

7. Tashichho Dzong

Tashichho Dzong is a Buddhist Monastery and a fortress located in Thimpu next to the banks of the Wang Chhu River. It’s the main secretariat building which houses the office of the King and the Throne Room including some of the government ministries.

8. Dochula Pass

Located at almost 10,000 feet, Dochula Pass is a mighty mountain pass that offers a captivating 360 degree panoramic view of the snow-capped Himalayan mountain range including some of the highest peaks such as Gangkhar Puensum (24,840 ft), Tari Gang (23,960 ft), Gangchen Singye (23,630 ft), etc. There are 100 memorial stupas at Dochula Pass known as “Druk Wangyal Chortens” which were built to honor the 108 Bhutanese soldiers who laid their lives in 2003 in a military operation.

9. Traditionally dressed locals

The traditional dress of Bhutan is the Kira for women and Gho for men. The Kira is an ankle-length dress wrapped around the body and cinched with a belt, often featuring vibrant colors and designs. The Gho is a knee-length robe secured with a woven belt, typically made of silk or cotton with intricate patterns.

10. Chimi Lhakhang

Chimi Lhakhang is a Buddhist Monastery popularly known as Fertility Temple, located on a rotund hill. It was built to honor Buddhist saint Drukpa Kunley who personified the use of phallus to throw away evil’s eye and bad luck. Since it’s a fertility temple, it is visited mostly by women or couples who face problems in conceiving a child. They get blessed by being stroked with a wooden phallus. Visitors also bring phallus to the temple as an offering to the God here.

11. Punakha Dzong

Punakha Dzong is unquestionably the most beautiful dzong in Bhutan located at the confluence of Mo Chhu and Pho Chhu rivers in Punakha. Punakha is the erstwhile capital of Bhutan and hence this dzong remained as a government center until it the official work was moved to the current capital city of Thimpu in the mid-1950s. However, it’s still the winter residence of the official monk body.

12. National Museum of Bhutan

The National Museum of Bhutan does an excellent job in exhibiting the natural and cultural history of the country through its rich galleries, publications and the conservation of artifacts. Some of the galleries house the finest specimens of Bhutanese art including masterpieces of bronze statues and thangka paintings. The museum possesses over 3000 works of Bhutanese art that covers more than 1500 years of Bhutan’s cultural heritage.

13. Taktsang Monastery

Most of the travel magazines, articles, or postcards use the photo of Taktsang Monastery to represent Bhutan which means that any visit to the land of happiness is incomplete without witnessing Taktsang Monastery. Also known as Tiger Nest Monastery, it’s precariously sitting on a cliff in upper Paro Valley at an altitude of 9678 feet above sea level. Legends say that Guru Padmasambhava flew to the location on the back of a tigress.

14. Chelela Pass

Located at an altitude of 13000 feet, Chelela Pass is the highest motorable point in Bhutan. It offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the snow-capped peaks of Mount Jumolhari. It’s located between the picturesque Paro and Haa valleys.

15. Paro Airport View Point

Do you know that Paro airport is one of the most dangerous airports in the world? Surrounded by sharp peaks of up to 18,000 feet tall make take-offs and landings are extremely difficult. Only a few pilots have licenses to land at Paro airport. We will visit the viewpoint in the morning from where we can feel the thrill of taking off and landing the aircraft in the lap of the majestic Himalayas.

16. Unforgettable social experience

We ensure a personal touch in our groups and our group leaders make sure to bond the entire group like long-lost friends. Hence, along with an amazing travel experience, you are in for great social bonding.

Your Itinerary

Day 1: Bagdogra to Phuntsholing | Arrival in Bhutan

Documents Required: Original Copy of Indian Voter ID Card or Indian Passport (valid for 6 months from the date of travel). For children below 18 years, if the passport isn’t there, Birth Certificate (with English translation else an affidavit would be required) would suffice.

Please land latest by 1:15 PM at Bagdogra airport. So, that group can depart towards Phuntsholing together by 2 PM.

Orientation & Introductions
Lunch
Arrive in Phuntsholing
Hotel Check-In & Freshen up
Market visit/ Evening walk around town (optional)
Dinner

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Phuntsholing

Driving time & distance – 4 hrs/160 km

Day 2: Phuntsholing to Thimpu

Breakfast
Hotel Check-Out
Immigration & Permits process
Driving to Thimpu
Chhukha Dam View
Lunch
Wankha Waterfalls View
Arrival in Thimpu
Hotel Check-In & freshen-up
Dinner
Social Evening

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Thimpu

Driving time & distance – 4.5 hrs/160 km

Day 3: In and around Thimpu | Drubchen Festival

Breakfast
Witness Thimpu Drubchen Festival (inside Tashichho Dzong)
Lunch
Buddha Point (aka Buddha Dordenma Statue or Kuensel Phodrang)
Motithang Takin Preserve
National Folk Heritage Museum
Back to hotel
Dinner
Social Evening

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Thimpu

Day 4: Thimpu to Punakha via Dochu La

Breakfast in Thimpu
Hotel check-Out
Dochu La
Lunch
Chimi Lhakhang (Fertility Temple)
Punakha Dzong
Punakha Suspension Bridge
Hotel Check-In
Evening for group games
Dinner

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Punakha/Wangdue

Driving time & distance – 2.5 hrs/75 km

Day 5: Punakha to Paro

Breakfast
Hotel Check-Out
Start driving to Paro
Lunch
National Museum of Bhutan
Paro Market Visit
Hotel Check-In
Social Evening
Dinner

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Paro

Driving time & distance – 3.5 hrs/115 km

Day 6: Taktsang Monastery (Tiger's Nest) Hike

Early morning breakfast
Hiking up to Taktsang Monastery (moderate to difficult trek, 3 km one way)
Lunch while walking down the hill (not included)
Dinner
Social Evening

Note: If you do not want to do the Taktsang hike, we’ll arrange a visit to Chelela Pass for you. You can leave leisurely after breakfast and come back in a few hours.

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Paro

Day 7: Paro to Phuntsholing

Breakfast
Hotel Check-out
Airport View Point in Paro
Driving back to Phuntsholing
Lunch
Hotel Check-In
Dinner
Social Evening

Overnight stay in a 3-star hotel in Phuntsholing

Driving time & distance – 4.5 hrs/160 km

Day 8: Phuntsholing to Bagdogra

Early Breakfast
Hotel check-Out
Transfers to Bagdogra airport (at latest by 1 PM)
Trip Ends

Driving time & distance – 4 hrs/160 km

Note: We recommend booking a flight departing after 3 PM.

Important Information

Ex- Bagdogra Airport (add 5% GST to the applicable tariff):

49000 INR per person (regular tariff)

47000 INR per person if you book from the first five seats

After the first 5 seats,

47700 INR if you but book from 6-10 slot

48400 INR per person for two or more people traveling together

48400 INR per person if you are solo but have already traveled with us 🙂

Else, 49000 INR

Note: Single Supplement Upgrade (if you wish to stay alone in the room): 15000 INR

To make a booking, please contact below:
WhatsApp/ Call: 9999749677
Email: chandni@transformingtravels.com

All transport from Bagdogra to Bagdogra, strictly as per the itinerary. Final vehicle(s) depend on group size. AC won’t be functional in the hills.
Stay in premium three-star hotels on a twin-sharing and same-gender basis for solo travelers. If you are friends/a couple traveling together and want the same room, please let us know while booking.
Day 1: Lunch & Dinner, Day 2-5: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Day 6: Breakfast and Dinner, Day 7: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Day 8: Breakfast (set menu, total 20 meals included, veg & non-veg)
Bhutan Tourism-approved local guides
1200 INR per day SDF Charges (Sustainable Development Fee) included
A professional and friendly Group Leader throughout the tour
All Entry Permits for Bhutan as per the itinerary

Cost of flight/ train/bus travel from your native city to Bagdogra airport
Entry tickets to monuments/landmarks (roughly 2700 INR total, subject to change)
Travel Insurance (Mandatory in Bhutan, available with us at 700 INR) (Note: As per a recent update, travel insurance mandate in Bhutan has been dropped.)
Any meals or snacks not mentioned in the inclusions section
Any expense on any items/services that are personal such as driver tips, medicines, toiletries, sun protection creams, snacks, laundry, STD calls, etc
Any extra expenses incurred due to delays arising from bad weather conditions or any unanticipated or uncontrollable conditions
Any medical expenses, travel insurance, or emergency expenses
Any other expenses of any nature not included in the INCLUSIONS section

The group size will be limited between 6-26 participants
The preparation methods and raw materials used for cooking Indian food, in Bhutan, differ a lot from what we are being served in India. Hence, be ready to accustom to some different tastes of the dishes which you have been eating forever.
The food menus will be pre-decided and the same for the entire group. We’ll try to serve you with a mix of Indian and Bhutanese cuisine. If you are joining us for this trip, you must be flexible with your food choices.
You will need the original hard copy of your Indian Voter ID/Indian Passport (valid for 6 months from the date of travel) for permits. For children below 18 years, if you don’t have a passport, Birth Certificate (English translation mandatory else an affidavit is required) would suffice.
The cost of the above-mentioned itinerary is valid only for Indian nationals. It’s your responsibility to disclose the same during your booking. If you don’t have the required documents, we won’t be able to serve you and if you have already booked the trip, then your amount would be forfeited as per the cancellation policy.
You can buy a local sim from Phuntsholing which is issued after seeing a copy of your permit. The cost of data and local calling is quite reasonable.
Indian currency is accepted in Bhutan. Although, we can arrange for Bhutanese Ngultrums as well without any convenience fee, at same price as Indian Rupee.
Please note all our hotels are premium properties ( 3 stars), and hence located a little far from the market. In Bhutan, only budget properties are located close to the market. Hence, if anyone would want to hang out in the market in the evening after the day plan is over, you can do the same by paying directly to other taxi drivers.
Entry tickets in Bhutan are on a little higher side compared to the touristy places in India. Hence, we have not included them for this trip so that you don’t have to pay for the places you don’t want to visit. You can connect with us to get a clear idea of them.
Travel Insurance is mandatory for Bhutan. Either we can do it for you or you can buy it yourself.
Please note that if you are booking this trip, you need to be flexible with the type of bedding in the rooms. It could be a double bed or twin beds. We host couples and solo travelers both, in a single group, and we try our best to meet everyone’s requirements but availability becomes an issue in all hotels. Hope you understand the same. We won’t be able to entertain any twin/double bed-related issues during the trip.
Please carry sufficient cash for the trip expenses. Don’t depend on online payments.

Mask(s)
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Hiking shoes (must for Taktsang Trek)
Flip-flops
Warm Clothes (including thermals, cap, gloves, socks)
Sunglasses/ Hat/ Headgear
Sunscreen
Refillable Water Bottle
Poncho/raincoat
Any prescribed medication
Neck Pillow
Power Banks
Toilet papers during road journey
Sanitizer
Sufficient cash
Original Indian Passport or Indian Voter ID Card
POSITIVE ENERGY & ENTHUSIASM!

90-76 days before the trip: 90% refund
75-61 days before the trip: 70% refund
60-46 days before the trip: 50% refund
45-31 days before the trip: 20% refund
Less than or equal to 30 days before the trip: No Refund

The cancellation policy is calculated on the total trip tariff, not on the token amount.

Participants will be respectful to their fellow guests, organizers, and the hosts
Participants have to show a little degree of flexibility during the tour
It’s the duty of participants to assess whether they are physically fit or not for the tour before joining it
Please note that neither we assign any seats in the vehicle nor do we take any special requests for that. Be it a first seat, window seat, or the last seat, we expect participants to be flexible with their choice considering the fact that it’s a group tour. Although, we encourage participants to shuffle seats with each other during the journey to support each other.
Transforming Travels reserves the right to modify the place of stay or the itinerary without any prior notice.
Every participant should be wearing a mask at all public places. Also, expected to carry a backup mask in case you lose one.
Every participant should carry a personal sanitizer and keep sanitizing their hands at regular intervals.
At the backend, we would also be conducting the temperature check of our driver, group leader, and guide.
Our accommodation partners sanitize the rooms and attached bathrooms before check-in. Common areas are sanitized on regular basis.
Temperature check is conducted for housekeeping and kitchen staff members every day by our accommodation partners.
The laws and customs of the areas we visit can be very different from those we are used to. Be aware of your actions to ensure that they do not offend, especially if you are visiting religious areas. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with and respect local laws and customs. If you fail to do so, we will have no liability to you for any cost, loss, or damage you suffer nor will we refund you the cost of any unused portion of your travel arrangements.
Please note that if a Government rule asks for a negative RT PCR test report for any places that are a part of our itinerary, then it’s your responsibility to get that test done & bring the report.
Outstation participants are advised to keep a good amount of buffer time while booking their flights/trains. Please keep as much buffer time as you can. Still, if someone misses their flight/train because of any unpredictable circumstances then Transforming Travels won’t be liable.

Important Information

Cost

Ex- Bagdogra Airport (add 5% GST to the applicable tariff):

49000 INR per person (regular tariff)

47000 INR per person if you book from the first five seats

After the first 5 seats,

47700 INR if you but book from 6-10 slot

48400 INR per person for two or more people traveling together

48400 INR per person if you are solo but have already traveled with us 🙂

Else, 49000 INR

Note: Single Supplement Upgrade (if you wish to stay alone in the room): 15000 INR

To make a booking, please contact below:
WhatsApp/ Call: 9999749677
Email: chandni@transformingtravels.com

Inclusions

All transport from Bagdogra to Bagdogra, strictly as per the itinerary. Final vehicle(s) depend on group size. AC won’t be functional in the hills.
Stay in premium three-star hotels on a twin-sharing and same-gender basis for solo travelers. If you are friends/a couple traveling together and want the same room, please let us know while booking.
Day 1: Lunch & Dinner, Day 2-5: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Day 6: Breakfast and Dinner, Day 7: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, Day 8: Breakfast (set menu, total 20 meals included, veg & non-veg)
Bhutan Tourism-approved local guides
1200 INR per day SDF Charges (Sustainable Development Fee) included
A professional and friendly Group Leader throughout the tour
All Entry Permits for Bhutan as per the itinerary

Exclusions

Cost of flight/ train/bus travel from your native city to Bagdogra airport
Entry tickets to monuments/landmarks (roughly 2700 INR total, subject to change)
Travel Insurance (Mandatory in Bhutan, available with us at 700 INR) (Note: As per a recent update, travel insurance mandate in Bhutan has been dropped.)
Any meals or snacks not mentioned in the inclusions section
Any expense on any items/services that are personal such as driver tips, medicines, toiletries, sun protection creams, snacks, laundry, STD calls, etc
Any extra expenses incurred due to delays arising from bad weather conditions or any unanticipated or uncontrollable conditions
Any medical expenses, travel insurance, or emergency expenses
Any other expenses of any nature not included in the INCLUSIONS section

Basic Info

The group size will be limited between 6-26 participants
The preparation methods and raw materials used for cooking Indian food, in Bhutan, differ a lot from what we are being served in India. Hence, be ready to accustom to some different tastes of the dishes which you have been eating forever.
The food menus will be pre-decided and the same for the entire group. We’ll try to serve you with a mix of Indian and Bhutanese cuisine. If you are joining us for this trip, you must be flexible with your food choices.
You will need the original hard copy of your Indian Voter ID/Indian Passport (valid for 6 months from the date of travel) for permits. For children below 18 years, if you don’t have a passport, Birth Certificate (English translation mandatory else an affidavit is required) would suffice.
The cost of the above-mentioned itinerary is valid only for Indian nationals. It’s your responsibility to disclose the same during your booking. If you don’t have the required documents, we won’t be able to serve you and if you have already booked the trip, then your amount would be forfeited as per the cancellation policy.
You can buy a local sim from Phuntsholing which is issued after seeing a copy of your permit. The cost of data and local calling is quite reasonable.
Indian currency is accepted in Bhutan. Although, we can arrange for Bhutanese Ngultrums as well without any convenience fee, at same price as Indian Rupee.
Please note all our hotels are premium properties ( 3 stars), and hence located a little far from the market. In Bhutan, only budget properties are located close to the market. Hence, if anyone would want to hang out in the market in the evening after the day plan is over, you can do the same by paying directly to other taxi drivers.
Entry tickets in Bhutan are on a little higher side compared to the touristy places in India. Hence, we have not included them for this trip so that you don’t have to pay for the places you don’t want to visit. You can connect with us to get a clear idea of them.
Travel Insurance is mandatory for Bhutan. Either we can do it for you or you can buy it yourself.
Please note that if you are booking this trip, you need to be flexible with the type of bedding in the rooms. It could be a double bed or twin beds. We host couples and solo travelers both, in a single group, and we try our best to meet everyone’s requirements but availability becomes an issue in all hotels. Hope you understand the same. We won’t be able to entertain any twin/double bed-related issues during the trip.
Please carry sufficient cash for the trip expenses. Don’t depend on online payments.

Packing List

Mask(s)
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Hiking shoes (must for Taktsang Trek)
Flip-flops
Warm Clothes (including thermals, cap, gloves, socks)
Sunglasses/ Hat/ Headgear
Sunscreen
Refillable Water Bottle
Poncho/raincoat
Any prescribed medication
Neck Pillow
Power Banks
Toilet papers during road journey
Sanitizer
Sufficient cash
Original Indian Passport or Indian Voter ID Card
POSITIVE ENERGY & ENTHUSIASM!

Cancellation Policy

90-76 days before the trip: 90% refund
75-61 days before the trip: 70% refund
60-46 days before the trip: 50% refund
45-31 days before the trip: 20% refund
Less than or equal to 30 days before the trip: No Refund

The cancellation policy is calculated on the total trip tariff, not on the token amount.

Terms and Conditions

Participants will be respectful to their fellow guests, organizers, and the hosts
Participants have to show a little degree of flexibility during the tour
It’s the duty of participants to assess whether they are physically fit or not for the tour before joining it
Please note that neither we assign any seats in the vehicle nor do we take any special requests for that. Be it a first seat, window seat, or the last seat, we expect participants to be flexible with their choice considering the fact that it’s a group tour. Although, we encourage participants to shuffle seats with each other during the journey to support each other.
Transforming Travels reserves the right to modify the place of stay or the itinerary without any prior notice.
Every participant should be wearing a mask at all public places. Also, expected to carry a backup mask in case you lose one.
Every participant should carry a personal sanitizer and keep sanitizing their hands at regular intervals.
At the backend, we would also be conducting the temperature check of our driver, group leader, and guide.
Our accommodation partners sanitize the rooms and attached bathrooms before check-in. Common areas are sanitized on regular basis.
Temperature check is conducted for housekeeping and kitchen staff members every day by our accommodation partners.
The laws and customs of the areas we visit can be very different from those we are used to. Be aware of your actions to ensure that they do not offend, especially if you are visiting religious areas. It is your responsibility to familiarize yourself with and respect local laws and customs. If you fail to do so, we will have no liability to you for any cost, loss, or damage you suffer nor will we refund you the cost of any unused portion of your travel arrangements.
Please note that if a Government rule asks for a negative RT PCR test report for any places that are a part of our itinerary, then it’s your responsibility to get that test done & bring the report.
Outstation participants are advised to keep a good amount of buffer time while booking their flights/trains. Please keep as much buffer time as you can. Still, if someone misses their flight/train because of any unpredictable circumstances then Transforming Travels won’t be liable.

Booking/ Query

If you have any questions or concerns, then please feel free to contact us using the below-mentioned details. Alternatively, fill this form and our team will get back to you at their earliest.

This trip can also be personalized as per your needs, with your friends & family. If interested, please reach out to us.

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