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Welcome To Our Website
India Unplugged Tour
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and inspiring, this is the real India. India Unplugged
is a far-flung adventure to one of the planet's most
exotic destinations. See towering fortresses and holy
rivers, hang out with camels, try your hand bargaining
in bazzars and still have time to check out the Taj
Mahal.
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Suggested Itinerary: |
Day 01/ 02
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Arrive in India's mind-blowing capital and deive
into all things Indian - curries, temples, mosques and
crowded bazars
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Day 03 /05
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Take to the Thar Desert dunes on a camel, experiencing
the life of a nomad with campfires, flok songs and traditional
food
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Day 06/ 07
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Jodhpur, the colossal Meherangarth Fort dominates
the skyline of Jodhpur, where alleys are filledwith
bazars offering silver, antiques, woodwork and textiles
glore.
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Day 08/10
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Udaipur, Chill out with a chai in a rooftop cafe
or explore Udaipur's options from cooking and yoga classes
to cultural perormances and shopping
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Day 11
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Jojawar in rural Rajasthan, the village of Jojawar
is home to the tribal Rabari people and their camel
herds
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Day 12/13
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Pushkar, This local market town draws desert tribal
people for trade and is also a major pilgrimages site.
It is hard to ignore Pushkar's spritual vibe.
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Day 14/15
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Jaipur, The "Pink City" has enough bazars
to keep you busy for a month. Visit Amber Fort and catch
a Bollywood film at the Raj Mandir. Bollywood rocks!
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Day 16/17
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Agra, Head on to Agra via the ghost town of Fatehpur
Sikri and see the world famous monuments to love -the
Taj Mahal. Check out the Red Fort and perhaps learn
how to make a carpet
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Day 18/20
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Varanasi, The sights and sounds of Varanasi are
out of this world. Join pilgrims on the riverside ghats
listening to hypnotic puja bells while watching sacred
ceremonial rites.
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Day 21/22
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Kolkata, known as the "City of Joy" Kolkata
is a vibrant cultural centre and one of India's most
frenetic and friendly cities.
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TOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES:
Accommodation on twin sharing basis as per Tour
category (standard/Deluxe), full board meals, Ground
transfers. Sightseeing as per Itinerary with English
speaking guide, Entrance fees and permits.
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Place
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There
are a number of places to see in India
including the Taj Mahal, Rajasthan,
Kerala and the various beaches of
India, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Leh, Ladakh,
Zhanskar, Vanarasi, Buddha Gaya, Goa,
Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Banglor, Wildlife
Safari, Temple, Monastery and many
more.......
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Kanchenjunga |
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Kanchenjunga
is situated at the confluence of four
ridges. Starting from the top, the
East Ridge drops into the Jemu gap.
More easts are Simvo massive and Siniolchu.
The peaks on the West ridge are Janu
and kang –Ba -Chen etc. the
North ridge is having many peaks like
Twin peak, Nepal Peak,
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sikkim |
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The
enchanting litle state of Sikkim lies
in the eastern end of the mighty Himalayas
flanked by Bhtan, Nepal and Tibet
on it's east, west and northern borders
respectively.
Sikkim lies nestled under the protective
shadow of its guardian deity, Mount
Knachenjunga (8598m).
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darjeeling |
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Darjeeling
town is strung out over a ridge, just
a valley away from Sikkim. It still
attracts traditional tourist for its
well touted tea gardens and the old
British Raj residual charms. Until
beginning of the 18th century the
area was under Sikkimese Raja.
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leh
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The
high remote Tibet like regions of
Ladakh & Zanskar are arid as they
lie north of the main Himalaya range
and are thus protected from the monsoon.
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India Map...
Leh & Ladakh....
Darjeeling....
Central India....
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