This morning after breakfast transfer to Delhi airport to catch flight for Ahmedabad.
Begin your tour.
Arrive into Ahmedabad.
Welcome to Vardhman's "South India Tours Glory of Karnataka"!
On arrival at Ahmedabad Airport, you will be met and transferred by Vardhman's representative to your hotel. Relax for a while and later visit Ahmedabad.
Ahmedabad was founded by Sultan Ahmed Shah on the banks of River Sabarmati in 1411 A.D. Legend has it that he decided to build the capital at Ahmedabad because he saw a rabbit attacking one of his hunter dogs. It occurred to him that if the rabbits of the region were so brave, the people must be even braver. Sultan Ahmed Shah graced his kingdom with splendid monuments, mosques, pavilions and mausoleums, marking the beginning of the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture. Modern day Ahmedabad, the capital of the State of Gujarat is the largest city and a leading industrial centre in Gujarat. It is also the sixth largest in India. But Ahmedabad has a lot more to offer visitors. Popularly known as the Manchester of the East, Ahmedabad boasts of the largest denim production in the world. It is also home to several interesting museums. Many of Ahmedabad's buildings bear the signatures of world-renowned architects like Le Corbusier, Louis Khan , Doshi and Correa. It is from the austere habitat of Sabarmati at Ahmedabad, that the 'Father of the Nation' - Mahatma Gandhi took on the mighty British Empire, and gave human race one of its most remarkable ways to fight oppression - non-violence. The Ahmedabad circuit, which covers the northern part of Gujarat, is a fascinating blend of history, culture and adventure. It is home to the Sabarmati Ashram, Mahatma Gandhi's famous retreat and the nerve centre of India's freedom movement, Ambaji -an important place of pilgrimage in Gujarat and some of the finest examples of Indo- Saracenic architecture like the Jumma Masjid and the Siddi Sayyad Mosque. In Ahmedabad you will also find step wells, a unique feature of this region and ornately carved temples at Modhera and Kumbharia.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 2: Ahmedabad-Goa via Mumbai
This morning breakfast transfer to Ahmedabad airport to board
flight for Goa (via Mumbai). Arrive Mumbai and board the connecting
flight to Goa. On arrival, at Goa airport you will be met and transferred
by our representative to your hotel. Whole day free to relax on the
picturesque beach of Goa. You may indulge yourself in beachside water
sports. Also enjoy the feni and other local drinks on beachside shacks.
Go for shopping in the flea markets.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 3: Goa
Visit Old Goa, the most important Cathedrals and churches - namely
Se-Cathedral, Church of St. Francis Xavier, St. Catherine's Church,
Arch of Vice Roy of Goa. Miramar Beach - This is the only beach close
to any city and has a good view of the river Mandovi flowing into
the sea. Also visit Dona Paula fishing village which is a small village
at the tip of Panaji, the place has a very good viewpoint and a monument
at the same place. Later visit golden beaches, Temples, palm trees,
paddy fields and wooded hills. Its churches, temples, shrines and
forts tell its history. It is associated with music, the famous Goan
cuisine and most of all with a peace-loving , smiling people.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 4: Goa
Full day free to enjoy the exotic beaches of Goa
Overnight : Hotel
Day 5: Goa- Bangalore
This morning breakfast transfer to Goa airport to board morning
flight for Bangalore "Garden City…...Silicon Valley of India…...Fastest
growing city in SE Asia...A place to come back home...Mini Subcontinent
On arrival at Bangalore airport you will be met and transferred by
our representative to your hotel. Freshenup and then proceed to visit
Bangalore-
Founded by KEMPE GOWDA more than 400 years ago, Bangalore is special
in every respect - a Salubrious Climate, Beautiful parks, Avenues,
Old and New Buildings, Museum, Theatre, above all the Cultured People
- a standing testimony for Secular INDIA. One of the most prominent
landmarks of the city, is a magnificent granite structure housing
both the Legislative Chambers of the State Government. This building
is standing tribute to the Indian Temple architecture and the Pride
of Bangalore.
The exotic gardens, laid out by Hyder Ali in 1760, span an area of
240 acres in the heart of Bangalore, is amongst India's most beautiful
botanical parks. This holds the key to major contribution in maintaining
the City's healthy environment for generations. Palace of the "Tiger
of Mysore" - TIPU SULTAN is one of the most remarkable Islamic
buildings in the city, this two storeyed ornate wooden palace has
been converted into a museum and is a mine of information about the
glorious period of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan. The Bull Temple is famous
for the myth it carries and an awesome monolithic deity of Nandi,
the celestial bull, carved out in the typical Dravidian style of architecture.
The sheer size of the monumental structure measuring 4.57 metres in
height and 6.10 metres in length, is breathtakingly real.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 6: Bangalore-Shravanbelagola-Mysore
Early morning drive to Mysore, which is the formal Capital of
the erstwhile Wodeyars and also the State of MYSORE before it was
shifted to Bangalore. The city of Palaces has been the Culture Capital
of Karnataka ever since and even to this day millions of Tourists
from allover the World visit Mysore during Dasehra (Nava Rathri) during
October. The island fortress of the legendary Tiger of Mysore - Tipu
Sultan, takes you through the pages of history. Every stone, every
Temple, every Palace and every Mosque in here has a story to tell.
The summer Palace of Tipu Sultan, built fully by wood is today a museum
devoted to Tipu Sultan An imposing structure where the mortal remains
of Hyder Ali, his wife and Tipu Sultan were confined.
Enroute visit Shravanabelagola. One of the holiest Jain pilgrimages,
it is synonymous with the colossal monolithic statue of Jain saint
Lord Gomateshwara. Shravanabelagola occupies a significant place in
the Jain legacy of Karnataka, for being the place where Chandragupta,
the founder of the Mauryan dynasty, became a Jain ascetic after relinquishing
his throne. The place where Chandragupta breathed his last was named
Chandragiri
Upon arrival, check into your hotel for an overnight stay.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 7: Mysore
On the day 7 of your tour proceed to visit Mysore.
Ranganathaswamy Temple, St Philomena's Church, Brindavan Gardens
Temple of Lord Vishnu in the sleeping posture on the Great Snake Anantha,
is one of the Largest temples in the State. It is a beautiful example
for both Vijayanagara and Hoysala Styles of Architecture. A beautiful
Cathedral with stained Glass Windows and lofty Towers. Reminiscent
of Medival Architecture.
World Famous Terrace Gardens with Musical Fountains which gets transformed
into a dreamland by night with swirling waters, colourful lights and
melodious music.
Chamundi Hills, Mysore Palace
A symbol of victory of Good over Evil is a 335 metre landmark with
1000 steps. Half way up along the stone steps is Nandi,a majestic
4.8 mts monolith. Atop the hill is huge statue of Mahishasura, the
demon and a temple of Goddess Chamundeshwari, can also be reached
by driving 13 Kms.
Built in the Indo - Saracenic Style with domes, turrets, arches and
colonnades, the palace in-spite of housing the RoyalFamily is open
for Visitors it attracts in millions from all over the world.
Sri Chamarajendra Zoological garden
A house for animals in captivity was established in 19th century under
the patronage of the then King, houses many endangered species.
Later in the evening transfer to Mysore Junction railway station to
catch overnight train for Madurai.
Overnight : Train
Day 8: Mysore -Madurai
Arrive Madurai Junction railway station in the morning and you
will be transferred to your hotel by our representative. Relax for
a while and later visit Madurai. Is known as Athens of the East, Madurai
is a place of great historical and cultural importance. It is the
oldesvants highly esteemed both by kings and commoners. It was in
Madurai that three successful conferences of Tamil scholars called
sangams flourished under benevolent royal support.t city in Tamil
Nadu and Madurai lies on the banks of the River Vaigai. Madurai is
one of the liveliest cities in South India it was originally known
as Kadambavanam or the "forest of Kadamba" or the Nauclea
kadamba. Legend says that Lord Shiva appeared in the dream on the
king, Kulasekhara Pandya. The king was amazed to see drops of nectar
or madhu falling down of earth from Lord Shiva's matted hair. The
"madhu" was so sweet that the place where it fell came to
be known as Madhurapuri, which in course of time became "Madurai."
Tamil and Greek documents record its existence from the 4th century
B.C. Being in the heart of Tamil Nadu, Madurai has fostered an essentially
Dravidian and Tamil culture. Famous for its cultural and scholarly
pursuits, the city had an academy consisting of critics, poets and
sa
Madurai is famous for housing one of the five traditional dance halls
where Lord Siva, in his form as the Silver Hall or the Velli Ambalam.
It is situated within the Meenakshi Temple. Madurai was the capital
of the dynasty. The Meenakshi-Sundareswarar Shrine is its central
glory. The Muslims invaded Madurai in the 14th Century. Later it came
under the rule of the Nayaks, and the rule of Thirumalai Nayak, who
is remembered as the maker of modern Madurai, was an eventful one.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 9: Madurai -Tiruchchirappalli-Thanjavur
On the day 9 of your tour drive to Thanjavur. Thanjavur, which
is popularly known as Tanjore, is situated between the city of Tiruchirapalli
and the Coromandel Coast. This ancient citadel of Cholas lies 60 kilometers
east of Trichy and nearly 330 kilometers south to the city of Chennai.
The city of Thanjavur is named after a demon by the name of Tanjan-an
asura. According to the legend the last wish of the demon was that
the place should be named after him. Thanjavur has the pride of being
the best among the best in Cholamandalam.
Enroute visit Tiruchchirappalli.
Tiruchchirappalli was an important regional capital of the Pallava,
Chola, and Vijayanagar dynasties from the 7th to the 17th century.
Its rock fortress, dominating the city, was the scene of bitter fighting
between Muslim, Maratha, British, and French troops from the 17th
to the 19th century. The city is now an industrial centre that has
heavy electrical, thermal boiler, and locomotive construction workshops
alongside traditional cotton hand-weaving and cigar-rolling cottage
industries. Synthetic diamonds are manufactured as well. The city
is the site of Bharathidasan University (1982). The surrounding Kaveri
River valley is one of the best rice-growing regions in the state.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 10: Thanjavur-Chennai
Morning after a leisurely breakfast visit Thanjavur. It is called
the Rice Bowl of Tamil Nadu. Thanjavur is well-known throughout the
world for being the home of the Brahadeeswara temple, the magnificent
palace, Rajah Serfoji's Saraswathi Mahal Library, Art Gallery and
also for its exquisite handicrafts like the Art Plate, an musical
instruments. pithwork, bronze icons, Thanjavur paintings and the classical
South Indi Sri Brahadeeswarar Temple This is also called the Big temple
and it is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The great Chola king Raja Raja
I (985-1012 A.D) built this temple. It is an outstanding example of
the Chola architecture. Its unique architectural excellence has made
the UNESCO to declare it a World Heritage Monument. In keeping theimmensity
of the temple the gigantic mahalingam in the shrine measures 4 mtrs.
in height. The monolithic Nandi or the bull mount of Lord Shiva has
been chiselled out of single rock. It is the second largest nandi
in India. The beautiful Chola Fresco paintings on the inner walls
of the temple are no way less than Ajanta paintings. One of the best
temples in South India, the Brahadeeswarar Temple is the Chola dynasty's
finest contribution to Dravidian temple architecture. What makes the
construction so unique is the diversion from the usual temple building
norms of having a tall gopuram and smaller vimanams (the tower over
the sanctum). At the big temple the vimanam soars high while the gopuram
remains stunted. planned its construction in a way that the shadow
of the cupola never falls on the ground.
Later in the evening transfer to Thanjavur railway station to catch
overnight train for Chennai.
Overnight : Train
Day 11: Chennai
Arrive Chennai Egmore railway station and you will be transferred
to your hotel by our representative. Relax for a while and then visit
Chennai.
This metropolis is often called the cultural capital of India for
its deep-rooted traditions and long heritage. Chennai is a city younger
than its image. More than any other city in India, it is a true reflection
of this country's diversity. In a time span of just over 350 years,
Chennai has blossomed into a charming city that has a large heart
and is very welcoming. It is city that encourages all forms of development,
both modern technology and the traditional arts andcrafts, and it
embraces a series of paradoxes. It was in 1639 that Francis Day and
Andrew Cogan, agents for the English East India Company, acquired
a strip of land on lease from the Vijayanagar King. They built the
Fort St.George, which remains of the city's important landmarks and
serves as the Government Secretariat today. It was built to set up
a factory that served as a nucleus for British settlements that began
to be formed. Surrounding villages like Triplicane, Purasawalkam,
Egmore and Chetput slowly merged with the new developments, to form
Chennapatnam, as it was known. The city was called Madras till 1996
and then renamed Chennai. Today this buoyant metropolis is a blend
of the old and the new, the traditional and the modern.
Visit the Fort St George, Government Museum, Valluvar Kottam, Snake
Park, Kapaleeshwarar Temple and Marina Beach. Evening is free to relax
or go for shopping.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 12: Chennai-Hyderabad
This morning breakfast transfer to Chennai airport to board morning
flight for Hyderabad. On arrival at Hyderabad airport you will be
met and transferred by our representative to your hotel. Freshenup
and then visit Hyderabad.
The name itself brings up vision of a vibrant city of minarets and
modern high - rise buildings. A natural and sophisticated blend of
old and new - an old 'Nawabi' culture with a new pro-active approach
and hospitality. The Teeming bazaars of the old city, in the midst
of which stands the 400-year-old Charminar, the modern shopping complexes
and ultra-modern malls in the newer areas of the city add to the charm
of Hyderabad.
The Golconda fort, capital of the kingdom by that name, is today very
much part of the city, as is Cyberabd, a new local area created to
keep pace with the zooming Information Technology sector.
Pearls, bangles, silks, computer software, handicrafts and above all
a delectgable cuisine add to the splendour of this great city.
Andhra Pradesh State Museum A visit to the Andhra Pradesh State Museum
is a delight for art lovers. Located in the picturesque Public Gardens,
the museum boasts of one of the richest repositories of antiques and
art objects in the country. Built in 1920 by the Nizam VII, the museum
building itself is a fine example of Indo-Saracenic architecture.
The museum contains a Buddist gallery, Brahmanical & Jain gallery,
Arms & Armour gallery Numissmatics gallery, Ajanta gallery &
more. Adjacent to the State Museum is the Contempary Art Museum.
Birla Mandir
This shimmering ethereal temple of Lord Venkateshwara, built in sculpted
white marble, floats on the city skyline, on Kala Pahad. The idol
in the temple is a replica of the one at Tirupati.
Charminar
Charminar is as much the signature of Hyderabad as Taj Mahal is of
Agra or Eiffel Tower is of Paris. Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah, the founder
of Hyderabad, built Charminar in 1591 at the centre of the original
city layout. It is believed to have been built as a charm to ward
off a deadly epidemic raging at that time. Four graceful minarets
soar to a height of 48.7m. Charminar has 45 prayer spaces and a mosque
in it.
Golconda Fort
Golconda is one of the famous forts of India. The name originates
from the Telugu words "Golla Konda" meaning "Shepherd's
Hill". The origins of the fort can be traced back to the Yadava
dynasty of Deogiri, and the Kakatiyas
of Warangal. Golconda was originally
a mud fort, which passed to the Bahmani dynasty and later to the Qutb
Shahis, who held it from 1518 to 1687 A.D. The first three Qutb Shahi
kings rebuilt Golconda, over a span of 62 years. The fort is famous
for its acoustics, palaces, factories, ingenious water supply system
and the Fateh Rahben gun, one of the cannons used in the last siege
of Golconda by Aurangzeb, to
whom the fort ultimately fell. Laad Bazaar This is the famous, colourful
shopping centre of the Old City. It is tucked away in one of the streets
leading off from Charminar. Bridal wear, pearls & the traditional
Hyderabadi glass & stone studded bangles are sold here. Legislative
Assembly Built in 1913, the building was originally the Hyderabad
State Town Hall. The architecture is a synthesis of Rajasthani and
Persian styles, with an all white, aesthetic look. Located adjoining
the picturesque Public Gardens, a massive statue of Mahatma Gandhi
in a sitting posture is erected at the entrance park to the Assembly.
Lumbini Park This beautiful entertainment park is situated on the
shores of Hussainsagar Lake. The landscaping here is a visual treat.
A musically synchronized water fountain and a floral clock are major
attractions here. Lumbini Park jetty is a major point for pleasure
boating.
Mecca Masjid A hundred yards southwest of the Charminar is the Mecca
Masjid, so named because the bricks were brought from Mecca to build
the central arch. The Qutb Shahis never finished the building of the
mosque, which was completed by Aurangzeb in 1694. Mecca Masjid is
poetry in stone, with a hall measuring 67m & soaring to a height
of 54m. Fifteen graceful arches - five to each of the three sides,
support the roof. Towards the southern end of the mosque lie the graves
in marble of Nizam Ali Khan & the families of the Asaf Jahi dynasty.
Qutb Shahi Tombs The tombs of the legendary Qutb Shahi kings lie to
the north of Golconda, about a kilometre away from Banjara Darwaza
of the Golconda Fort. Planned and built by the Qutb Shahis themselves,
these tombs are said to be the oldest historical monuments in Hyderabad.
They form a large group and stand on a raised platform. The tombs
are built in Persian, Pathan and Hindu architectural styles using
grey granite, with stucco ornamentation, the only one of its kind
in the world where an entire dynasty has been buried at one place.
Salar Jung Museum This museum houses one of the biggest one-man collections
of antiques and artifacts in the world by Mir Yousuf Ali Khan Salar
Jung III. The objects d'art include Persian carpets, Moghal miniatures,
Chinese porcelain, Japanese lacquer ware, famous sculptures including
the Veiled Rebecca and Marguerite and Mephistopheles, a superb collection
of jade, daggers belonging to Queen Noor Jahan and the Emperors Jahangir
and Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb's sword and many other fabulous items. APTDC
has a "Pongali" snack bar here.
The Nizam's Museum Located in the stately Purani Haveli, the palace
acquired in the year 1750, by the second Nizam, is now converted as
a museum with a fascinating collection. The museum showcases the gifts
& mementos presented to the last Nizam on the occasion of Silver
Jubilee Celebration in 1937. A 1930 Rolls Royce, Packard & a Mark
V Jaguar are among the vintage cars displayed. There is an interesting
collection of models made in silver of all the prominent buildings
of the city & citations in Urdu about H.E.H Mir Osman Ali Khan,
gold burnished wooden throne used for the Silver Jubilee Celebrations,
gold tiffin box inlaid with diamonds, gold model of Jubilee Pavilion
and a silver filigree elephant with mahout are some of the notable
items on display. The museum is open between 10.30 am & 05.00
pm on all days except Friday. Location: 2 Kms from Charminar &
1 Km from Salar Jung Museum.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 13: Hyderabad -Kolkata
This morning after a leisurely breakfast transfer to Hyderabad
airport to catch flight to Kolkata. On arrival at Kolkata airport
you will be met and transferred by our representative to your hotel.
Freshenup and then proceed to visit Kolkata.
Kolkata on the Hooghly, retains the aura of days long gone, weaving
the past and the present, the intense and the funloving into a charming
fabric. Home to four Nobel laureates - Ronald Ross, Rabindranath Tagore,
Mother Teresa and Amartya Sen, Kolkata is the nerve centre of intellect
and human values, where many modern movements began in art, cinema
and theatre, science and industry. India's quest for freedom began
here.
Kolkata is the gateway to Eastern India. A city with a rich heritage,
bustling streets and bewildering variety of facets. From October to
March, Kolkata wears a radiant look. Sunshine, mild winter, lights,
colours, fairs, festivals, galas and excursions, the mood is infectious
and spirit sweeping. though the name Kalikata had been mentioned in
the rent-roll of the Great Mughal emperor Akbar and also in
Manasa-Mangal, to explore the history of Kolkata, we have to go back
to the 17th century. It was in 1690 that Job Charnock of the East
India Company came to the bank of the river Hooghly and took the lease
of the three villages- Sutanuti, Govindapur and Kolikata (Kolkata)
as a trading post of British East India Company. The city became famous
in 1756, when Siraj-Ud-Dawlah, the last independent nawab of Bengal,
captured the city. But the British regained their power in 1757 and
the city was recaptured under Robert Clive. Warren Hastings, the first
Governor-General of India, made it the seat of the supreme courts
of justice and the supreme revenue administration, and Kolkata became
the capital of British India in 1772. By 1800 Kolkata had become a
busy and flourishing town, the center of the cultural as well as the
political and economic life of Bengal.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 14: Kolkata -Varanasi
This morning after a leisurely breakfast transfer to Kolkata airport
to catch flight to Varanasi. On arrival at Varanasi airport you will
be met and transferred by our representative to your hotel. Freshenup
and then proceed to visit Varanasi.
The venerable and ancient city Varanasi is the religious centre of
the world for Hindus. It is a magnificent city, with myriad attractions,
both as an exalted place of pilgrimage and a microcosmic centre of
faith. Thousands of pilgrims visit the city from all parts of India
and from across the world. Varanasi is a unique city where the past
and present, eternity and continuity live side by side.
The city rises from the high northern bank on the outside curve of
Ganga, the holiest of all Indian rivers, to form a magnificent panorama
of buildings in many varieties of Indian architecture. The unique
relationship between the
sacred river and the city is the essence of Varanasi - the land of
sacred light. The Ganga is believed to have flown from the heaven
to wash away the worldly sins of the humankind. Thus, to be in Varanasi
is an out of this world experience, and experience of self-discovery,
a journey through the present and the past in search of immortality.
Varansi - The Land of Holy River Ganga ( The city of lights and Learning
& Burning)
The life and activities in the city revolves around the holy river.
Life on the banks of the Ganga begins before dawn when thousands of
pilgrims -men, women and children, come down to the river to wait
for the rising sun. Some come in groups, some alone, all absorbed
in their intense thoughts of salvation, waiting for the moment when
immersion in the sacred river will cleanse them of their mundane sufferings
and wash their sins away. Gradually the sun rises, and the river mists
slowly lift to reveal the magnificent buildings that have a solemnity
unmatched by any city in the world.
Soon after the sunrise, the city's great amphitheatre of ghats burst
into activity. In the charged holistic atmosphere of the morning venerable
Brahmins (known as Pandas) recite passages from sacred texts, priests
dispense holy ashes to pilgrims to mark their foreheads in veneration
of the gods. Boatmen, flower seller, shrill- voiced sellers selling
sweetmeats and knick knacks, sacred bulls and cows
roam around.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 15: Varanasi
City tour of Varanasi
Varansi - The City of Inspiration Varanasi inspires one to reflect
about life, to ponder about creation and the insignificance of temporal
wealth in the face of death. Along the watre's edge, there are the
burning ghats. The most sacred one is Manikarnika, associated with
Goddess Parvati. Lord Shiva's wife.
History
According to the historians, the city was founded some ten centuries
before the birth of Christ. Situated between the two tirbutaries of
the Gangas- Varuna to the north and Asi to the south - it has attained
immortality. The city is mentioned in holy scriptures like ' Vamana
Purana' , Buddhist texts and in the epic 'Mahabharata'.
Vishvanath Temple
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is the most sacred shrine in
Varanasi. The original Temple was destoryed by the Mughal Emperor,
Aurangzeb, which was later, restored by Rani Ahilyabai of Indore in
the 18th century. The Gold plating of the dome was done during the
19th century by maharaja Ranjit Singhj of Punjab. Foreiners entry
restricted.
Bharat mata Temple
This temple is dedicated to Mother India. Just one kmfrom the Varanasi
station. The temple is built in the Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth,
which was built by Babu Shiv Prasad Gupt. Mahatma Gandhi inaugurated
this temple in 1936 so that the citizens could respect Mother India
in statue form. The statute is built in marble. The statue is a replica
of undivided India in three dimension, which has the mountains, plains,
and oceans in right proportion.
Sarnath 10 Kms
About 10 km away, This fabled place bears testimony to its great past
where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon to his disciples expounding
the principles of Buddhism. There are remains dating as far back as
the 3rd century B.C. when Emperor Ashoka founded various institutions,
stupas, monasteries and pillar edicts. The runs at Sarnath and the
art collection in the Archaeological Museum are representations/ examples
of the glorious past of Sarnath. Archaeological remains are open from
Sunrise to Sunset.
Overnight : Hotel
Day 16: Varanasi-Delhi
This morning after breakfast transfer to Varanasi airport to catch
flight for Delhi. Reach Delhi and transfer to Delhi International
airport (by Shuttle service available at the airport) to board the
flight for your onward journey to back home with sweet and pleasant
memories of your "South India Tours Glory of Karnataka"
tour escorted by Vardhman Vacations.
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