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Tour Description: Guided
Away from the busy tourist trail is the rustic and rural Rajasthan. This cycling journey through remote Rajasthan explores the small villages nestling happily on the rugged terrains and introduces from close quarters the people who inhabit them.
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Away from the busy tourist trail is the rustic and rural Rajasthan. This cycling journey through remote Rajasthan explores the small villages nestling happily on the rugged terrains and introduces from close quarters the people who inhabit them.
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Highlights: Guided
- An evening arti (religious ceremony) at Lord Krishna temple in Karauli
- Cycling through remote, rural Rajasthan where not much has changed through the centuries
- Game safari in Ranthambore National Park to sight the elusive Tiger
- The magnificent Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur
- Stays at charming Palace Heritage Hotels
- Capture on camera men with their voluminous orange turbans, women in shocking pink saris with pots of water balanced on their heads
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- An evening arti (religious ceremony) at Lord Krishna temple in Karauli
- Cycling through remote, rural Rajasthan where not much has changed through the centuries
- Game safari in Ranthambore National Park to sight the elusive Tiger
- The magnificent Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur
- Stays at charming Palace Heritage Hotels
- Capture on camera men with their voluminous orange turbans, women in shocking pink saris with pots of water balanced on their heads
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Daily Program: Guided
Day 1: Arrival
Arrive in Delhi today. Airport transfers will be provided to all participants. Please note hotel check-in time is 12 noon.
Delhi with its Old and New parts — each with its specific charm and glory — makes a very interesting city for its commitment to medieval and modern cultures at the same time and space. While Old Delhi, built by Mughal Emperor Shahjehan in the 17th century, still retains its medieval character to a great extent and almost indubitably reminds one of the crowded old towns of the Middle East; New Delhi is like any other modern city with tall buildings and massive shopping complexes.
Accommodation: The Oberoi; Included meals: None.
Overnight in Delhi.
Day 2: Delhi - Karauli
This morning we will board a train to Hindaun, followed by a drive to Karauli (1 hour). Train details will be advised closer to the date of travel.
The old, holy city of Karauli was officially founded in 1348 AD, however, legend has it that this princely state was established by Raja Bijal pal Jadon, the 88th descendent of Lord Krishna, as far back as 995 AD.
In the evening, we will explore the 500-year-old city palace full of frescos, fine stone carvings and paintings. Within the city palace is a famous lord Krishna temple (Madan Mohan ji) where we will attend evening arti (religious ceremony) before returning to the hotel.
Accommodation: Bhanwar Vilas Palace; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Overnight in Karauli.
Day 3: Karauli (18-25 miles/30-40 km)
We begin cycling today as we go for a loop ride with picnic lunch around Kaila Devi National Park. The park is a part of the Project Tiger and is a buffer zone to Ranthambore National park. The typical features of the sanctuary are numerous khos or deep gorges breaking the ground. We will also visit the villages located on the natural habitat inside the sanctuary. On the way back we will stop at the beautiful Kaila Devi temple and see the 200 bed hospital run by the temple trust.
Accommodation: Bhanwar Vilas Palace; Inclulded meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Stunning countryside dotted with small villages.
Overnight in Karauli.
Day 4: Karauli - Ranthambore (37 miles/60 km)
This morning we ride to Ranthambore National Park. Post lunch we will go for a jeep safari inside the National Park to attempt catching a glimpse of the elusive tiger and other wildlife of the park.
Earlier the private hunting preserve of the Maharajas of Jaipur, Ranthambore was once the scene of royal hunting parties. Today, it is famous for its tigers and is one of the best places in the country to see these majestic predators in the wild. However, its royal heritage prevails and manifests itself in the picturesque ruins that dot the park. There are lake palaces, cenotaphs, old fortifications and a majestic thousand year old fort on a height overlooking the park.
At one time excessive trophy hunting nearly wiped out the tiger population in Ranthambore like other parts of the country. Fortunately, Ranthambore was selected as one of the sites of Project Tiger to rehabilitate the Indian Tiger. Nearly extinct at the beginning of their efforts, the program has been highly successful.
The tigers can be spotted quite often even during the day, at their normal, pursuits - hunting and taking care of their young. With the strict measures that have been taken for their conservation, they seem quite accustomed to human activity and are not disturbed by it.
Besides tiger, Ranthambore is home to mammals such as leopard, hyena, jackal, jungle cats, sloth bear, reptiles such as marsh crocodile and a large variety of bird-life that includes Jacanas, painted stork, black stork and white necked stork which are seen along the water bodies. Peafowl are found in abundance and other birds include Bonelli’s eagle, crested serpent eagle, the great Indian horned owl, quail, partridge, spurfowl and paradise flycatcher.
Accommodation: Dev Vilas; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner; Terrain: Through jungles, valleys and wilderness on dirt road.
Overnight in Ranthambore.
Day 5: Ranthambore - Bundi (31 miles/50 km)
After breakfast, we drive/ride to Bundi through some beautiful villages and the Aravali hills. It is a scenic ash felt route, heading south west, going past fields and lakes.
Bundi is a former capital of a once princely state in Rajasthan that fills a narrow valley in the oldest hills of India, Aravalis. The town sits still and massed, spreading across the floor of the valley and straggling up the bare hills. In the evening we will walk up the fort using stone steps and ramps which were built for horsemen and chariots.
Accommodation: Bundi Vilas; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Flat terrain, riding on state road.
Overnight in Bundi.
Day 6: Bundi - Pushkar (31 miles/50 km)
Today we cycle to Pushkar, better known for its annual cattle fair in the month of November. However, Pushkar is a very important pilgrimage centre for the Hindus. It is a lakeside town with many temples and bathing ghats and throughout the year the devotees at Pushkar Lake can be seen ritual bathing. In fact, some scholar are of the opinion that ritual cleansing in Pushkar Lake is a prehistoric time practice continuing with varied explanations till today.
Besides ritual bathing Pushkar is also the only place where there is a temple for Brahma — the creator god of the Hindu Trinity.
In the evening, we will visit the holy Pushkar lake and its bathing ghats. We will also visit the Brahma temple.
Accommodation: Orchard; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Flat and then hilly.
Overnight in Pushkar.
Day 7: Pushkar – Bijay (31 miles/50 km)
Post breakfast, we drive/ride to Bijay Niwas Palace, a charming boutique hotel hidden amidst vast private farmlands and orchard. It is a family run heritage hotel offering personalized service and attention to detail that makes the warm welcome and the stay unforgettable.
Being miles away from the nearest town, hushed with floral scents and punctuated with sounds of nature it is a place to switch off and relax in the expansive gardens, take a lazy dip in the pool or a walk in the soulful serene farms.
Accommodation: Bijay Niwas Palace; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Flat terrain.
Overnight in Bijay.
Day 8: Bijay Niwas Palace - Jojawar (31 miles/50 km)
After breakfast, we ride to Jojawar. Set amidst the Aravalli hills, this little garrison fort was once a major principality of the Royal house of Marwar. You will arrive at Jojawar in time for lunch and would be at leisure for the rest of the day.
Jojawar is a perfect place for those looking for the old world charm of the princely fiefdoms of yesteryear.
Accommodation: Rawla Jojawar; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Rural landscape surrounded by hills.
Overnight in Jojawar.
Day 9: Jojawar (18-25 miles/30-40 km)
Cycle around the countryside of Jojawar in a loop ride. The country around Jojawar boasts of very interesting landscapes, with the picturesque Aravalli Hills in the east, and broken rocky hills interspersed with farms and scrub forests all around. The camel herding Rabaris are an ethnic group only to be found around Jojawar and you will cycle to their homesteads, through pretty little hamlets where time seems to have stopped.
Accommodation: Rawla Jojawar; Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Rural landscape surrounded by hills.
Overnight in Jojawar.
Day 10: Jojawar - Jodhpur (31 miles/50 km)
This morning we will cycle/drive to Jodhpur. You will arrive in Jodhpur around noon and will be at leisure for the rest of the day.
Founded in 1459, Jodhpur was once the capital of the Marwar State and a major trade center in the 16th century due to its location on the ancient silk route. Today, Jodhpur has grown to become the second largest city in Rajasthan without shedding its medieval splendour.
Accommodation: Ratan Vilas; Includled meals: Breakfast, Lunch; Terrain: Rural countryside.
Overnight in Jodhpur.
Day 11: Jodhpur – Onward Destination
Today you will be taken to explore Jodhpur town – visiting imposing Mehrangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada.
Mehrangarh fort, one of the largest forts in India, is unsurpassed in beauty and grandeur. Innumerable palaces in the fort, Moti Mahal, Phool Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, Sileh Khana and Daulat Khana are interspersed with sprawling courtyards and intricately carved balconies. A collection of old weapons, arms, musical instruments, palanquins, royal costumes and furniture are preserved and displayed in the Sileh Khana.
Close to the fort is the 19th century royal cenotaph, Jaswant Thada, a creation in white marble which displays some rare portraits of Jodhpur's rulers.
From today afternoon onwards you are under your own arrangements. You may request an extension tour or for a flight/train back to Delhi.
Included Meals: Breakfast
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Dates: Guided
Oct 19, 2013. Other daily departures on request from October through March for parties of 2 or more.
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Packages and Prices: Guided
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| Per person, double occupancy |
$2124 |
| Single room supplement (1 person/1 room) |
$541 |
| Hybrid touring bike (included in tour price) |
$0 |
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*The dollar amount is based on today's exchange rate and is subject to currency fluctuation.
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Included Services: Guided
- Accommodation on twin-share basis in the mentioned hotels
- Meals as mentioned in the itinerary
- Transport in air-conditioned vehicle
- Services of accompanying cycling escort
- Services of a local English speaking guide for city sightseeing
- All entrance fee to the monuments mentioned in the itinerary
- Game drive at Ranthambore National Park with a naturalist
- Energy drinks, cold drinks, bottled water during cycling
- For cycling we have included the following: Cycles, spare cycles, transportation of cycles, backup vehicle, mechanic, helper, GPS data
- All currently applicable taxes
Not included:
- Items of personal nature like tips, laundry, telephone calls, drinks, etc
- Any other meals than those mentioned above
- International airfare
- Any insurance coverage
- Airport or VISA fee
- Camera charges at monuments
- Any extra expenses incurred for reasons beyond our control such as emergency evacuation, natural calamity, etc
- Any other item not specifically mentioned above as INCLUDED
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Hotels: Guided
These are sample hotels and may vary based on availability.
Delhi: The Oberoi – 5 Star Deluxe
http://www.oberoihotels.com/oberoi_delhi/index.asp
The Oberoi, is recognised as a pioneer amongst luxury hotels in India. Its exquisite interiors, impeccable service and fine cuisine combine to make it amongst the most graceful and elegant downtown hotels in Delhi. The hotel is ideally located in the city centre near government offices, shopping, financial and business districts.
Karauli: Bhanwar Vilas Palace – Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.karauli.com/
The beautiful heritage hotel Bhanwar Vilas Palace that was built as a royal residence in 1938 by Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur. The palace is designed in a colonial style, and the interiors are furnished in art-de-decor period furniture. The palace grounds provide a home to a variety of plants and animals.
Ranthambore: Dev Vilas – 3 Star Game Resort
http://www.devvilas.com/
Dev Vilas is built in Indo-Saracen style that takes a cue from the Shikaar or hunting lodges built by the Maharajahs. It follows the traditional architectural lines, inspiring romance and adventure and is located nearest to the entrance of the National Park.
Bundi: Bundi Vilas - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.bundivilas.com/
Bundi Vilas is a charming, boutique hotel. Built against the rampart walls of Bundi Garh Palace, which rise majestically above the town, this 300 year old haveli is reachable on foot via a twisting alleyway leading up from the maze of streets, and is entered through the original magnificent 40ft -stone archway.
Pushkar: Orchard – 3 Star tented camp
http://www.orchard.in/
Orchard is an exclusive tented camp set in a peaceful rural locale amidst orchards of an indigenous Indian fruit called Amla. The grounds of the property are maintained by the local villagers who continue to use age old farming practices that nurture the environment.
Bijay Niwas Palace - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.bijayniwaspalace.com/
Bijay Niwas Palace is a charming boutique hotel hidden amidst vast private farmlands and orchard. It is a family run heritage hotel offering personalized service and attention to detail that makes the warm welcome and the stay unforgettable. Being miles away from the nearest town, hushed with floral scents and punctuated with sounds of nature it is a place to switch off and relax in the expansive gardens, take a lazy dip in the pool or a walk in the soulful serene farms.
Jojawar: Rawla Jojawar - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.jojawar.com/
Set amidst the Aravalli hills, this little garrison fort was once a major principality of the Royal house of Marwar. You will arrive at Jojawar in time for lunch and would be at leisure for the rest of the day. Jojawar is a perfect place for those looking for the old world charm of the princely fiefdoms of yesteryear.
Jodhpur: Ratan Vilas - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.ratanvilas.com/
Built in 1920, by Maharaj Ratan Singhji of Raoti, a royal from Jodhpur and one of the finest horsemen and polo players of his time, Ratan Vilas with its imposing yet delicately carved exterior and elegant interiors is a genuine heritage edifice in a sylvan setting. The mansion has been converted into a hotel and the royals continue to be in residence as well.
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These are sample hotels and may vary based on availability.
Delhi: The Oberoi – 5 Star Deluxe
http://www.oberoihotels.com/oberoi_delhi/index.asp
The Oberoi, is recognised as a pioneer amongst luxury hotels in India. Its exquisite interiors, impeccable service and fine cuisine combine to make it amongst the most graceful and elegant downtown hotels in Delhi. The hotel is ideally located in the city centre near government offices, shopping, financial and business districts.
Karauli: Bhanwar Vilas Palace – Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.karauli.com/
The beautiful heritage hotel Bhanwar Vilas Palace that was built as a royal residence in 1938 by Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur. The palace is designed in a colonial style, and the interiors are furnished in art-de-decor period furniture. The palace grounds provide a home to a variety of plants and animals.
Ranthambore: Dev Vilas – 3 Star Game Resort
http://www.devvilas.com/
Dev Vilas is built in Indo-Saracen style that takes a cue from the Shikaar or hunting lodges built by the Maharajahs. It follows the traditional architectural lines, inspiring romance and adventure and is located nearest to the entrance of the National Park.
Bundi: Bundi Vilas - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.bundivilas.com/
Bundi Vilas is a charming, boutique hotel. Built against the rampart walls of Bundi Garh Palace, which rise majestically above the town, this 300 year old haveli is reachable on foot via a twisting alleyway leading up from the maze of streets, and is entered through the original magnificent 40ft -stone archway.
Pushkar: Orchard – 3 Star tented camp
http://www.orchard.in/
Orchard is an exclusive tented camp set in a peaceful rural locale amidst orchards of an indigenous Indian fruit called Amla. The grounds of the property are maintained by the local villagers who continue to use age old farming practices that nurture the environment.
Bijay Niwas Palace - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.bijayniwaspalace.com/
Bijay Niwas Palace is a charming boutique hotel hidden amidst vast private farmlands and orchard. It is a family run heritage hotel offering personalized service and attention to detail that makes the warm welcome and the stay unforgettable. Being miles away from the nearest town, hushed with floral scents and punctuated with sounds of nature it is a place to switch off and relax in the expansive gardens, take a lazy dip in the pool or a walk in the soulful serene farms.
Jojawar: Rawla Jojawar - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.jojawar.com/
Set amidst the Aravalli hills, this little garrison fort was once a major principality of the Royal house of Marwar. You will arrive at Jojawar in time for lunch and would be at leisure for the rest of the day. Jojawar is a perfect place for those looking for the old world charm of the princely fiefdoms of yesteryear.
Jodhpur: Ratan Vilas - Quality Heritage Hotel
http://www.ratanvilas.com/
Built in 1920, by Maharaj Ratan Singhji of Raoti, a royal from Jodhpur and one of the finest horsemen and polo players of his time, Ratan Vilas with its imposing yet delicately carved exterior and elegant interiors is a genuine heritage edifice in a sylvan setting. The mansion has been converted into a hotel and the royals continue to be in residence as well.
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Bike Rentals: Guided
Khana-badosh offers two options of rental bikes, which come included in the tour price.
- Trek 3700 – 21 gear, V brake, cross handle bar, adjustable seat post, comes in 16, 18, 21 inch frames, wide mountain bike tires, front shock absorbers, standard pedals but can be replaced with your clips, bottle cage provided, helmet provided. Extra bottle cages available and the repair kits are with the mechanic and guide on the trip.
2. GT Traffic 2.0/3.0 – 27/24 gear, V brake, cross handle bar, adjustable seat post, comes in S, M, L frames, hybrid bike tires, front fork - stiff, standard pedals but can be replaced with your clips, bottle cage provided, helmet provided. Extra bottle cages available and the repair kits are with the mechanic and guide on the trip.
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Khana-badosh offers two options of rental bikes, which come included in the tour price.
- Trek 3700 – 21 gear, V brake, cross handle bar, adjustable seat post, comes in 16, 18, 21 inch frames, wide mountain bike tires, front shock absorbers, standard pedals but can be replaced with your clips, bottle cage provided, helmet provided. Extra bottle cages available and the repair kits are with the mechanic and guide on the trip.
2. GT Traffic 2.0/3.0 – 27/24 gear, V brake, cross handle bar, adjustable seat post, comes in S, M, L frames, hybrid bike tires, front fork - stiff, standard pedals but can be replaced with your clips, bottle cage provided, helmet provided. Extra bottle cages available and the repair kits are with the mechanic and guide on the trip.
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Surface and Terrain: Guided
In Rajasthan most of the roads are asphalt, however, in most of the small villages, the roads are either broken or have been cobbled, thus making it difficult to use road bikes.
Mostly along the rural and rustic Rajasthan, the cycling route will be rugged, especially in Karauliand Ramathra where you will pass through deep gorges in the periphery of a game reserve.
You will experience rural Rajasthan firsthand and encounter pink-turbaned men, women carryingfodder in colourful skirts and camel carts plying along the highways.
This tour is rated Leisurely and is for cyclists in average physical condition.
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In Rajasthan most of the roads are asphalt, however, in most of the small villages, the roads are either broken or have been cobbled, thus making it difficult to use road bikes.
Mostly along the rural and rustic Rajasthan, the cycling route will be rugged, especially in Karauliand Ramathra where you will pass through deep gorges in the periphery of a game reserve.
You will experience rural Rajasthan firsthand and encounter pink-turbaned men, women carryingfodder in colourful skirts and camel carts plying along the highways.
This tour is rated Leisurely and is for cyclists in average physical condition.
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How To Get There: Guided
Tour start:
Nearest airport: New Delhi
Tour end:
Nearest airport: Jodhpur (via Mumbai or New Delhi)
The tour company provides all transfers from the start and end of the trip.
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Tour start:
Nearest airport: New Delhi
Tour end:
Nearest airport: Jodhpur (via Mumbai or New Delhi)
The tour company provides all transfers from the start and end of the trip.
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Weather: Guided
The best time to visit Rajasthan is in winter, between October to March when the desert sun is not so intense and the days are cool and pleasant. Average temperatures range from maximumof 25°C (77°F) and minimum of 7°C (44°F).
Therefore we run fixed departure and other available dates in Rajasthan from October to March.
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The best time to visit Rajasthan is in winter, between October to March when the desert sun is not so intense and the days are cool and pleasant. Average temperatures range from maximumof 25°C (77°F) and minimum of 7°C (44°F).
Therefore we run fixed departure and other available dates in Rajasthan from October to March.
For more information, Weather Underground offers information on average and record temperatures at many destinations throughout the globe. Type a destination in the search box and enter a travel date range to learn about seasonal weather patterns.
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Tour Company Background: Khana-badosh India: Guided
Khana-badosh, meaning a nomad or a gypsy, offers a wide selection of cycling and walking holidays in India, Nepal and Bhutan for people of all ages and ability. Indeed, the word truly reflects the people behind this venture, who share an intense spirit of travel and passion for outdoors.
Managed by a team of travel professionals (with a collective experience of decades in organising outdoor travel related services), Khana-badosh has own offices in North and South India as well as a vast network of associate offices in over 30 cities of India.
We have our own cycling infrastructure with trips to all parts of the country and our cycling expedition leaders are immensely experienced. We take pride in our experienced and multi-talented support staff and mechanics who accompany the groups in support vehicles and are always nearby to offer a lift, refreshments or any other assistance.
We provide local assistance at almost all cities of India through our network of associate offices. Local guides and naturalists are used for local sightseeing and wildlife viewing so that you can experience and learn from local experts.
Our itineraries are well-researched - they take you to areas of outstanding cultural and natural beauty and offer a comfortable balance of active and leisure time.
Our priority is your comfort, safety, and enjoyment and there is no compromise on that. We charge reasonable prices for quality trips. The hotels we use in major cities are some of the best while in smaller places the hotels we use are THE best available. We know them all personally and have worked with them for numerous years.
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Tour Company Background: Khana-badosh India: Self-guided
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Khana-badosh, meaning a nomad or a gypsy, offers a wide selection of cycling and walking holidays in India, Nepal and Bhutan for people of all ages and ability. Indeed, the word truly reflects the people behind this venture, who share an intense spirit of travel and passion for outdoors.
Managed by a team of travel professionals (with a collective experience of decades in organising outdoor travel related services), Khana-badosh has own offices in North and South India as well as a vast network of associate offices in over 30 cities of India.
We have our own cycling infrastructure with trips to all parts of the country and our cycling expedition leaders are immensely experienced. We take pride in our experienced and multi-talented support staff and mechanics who accompany the groups in support vehicles and are always nearby to offer a lift, refreshments or any other assistance.
We provide local assistance at almost all cities of India through our network of associate offices. Local guides and naturalists are used for local sightseeing and wildlife viewing so that you can experience and learn from local experts.
Our itineraries are well-researched - they take you to areas of outstanding cultural and natural beauty and offer a comfortable balance of active and leisure time.
Our priority is your comfort, safety, and enjoyment and there is no compromise on that. We charge reasonable prices for quality trips. The hotels we use in major cities are some of the best while in smaller places the hotels we use are THE best available. We know them all personally and have worked with them for numerous years.
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Terms and Conditions: Khana-badosh India: Guided
Terms & Conditions
- There is no refund for arriving late or leaving a trip early.
- We reserve the right to make route and accommodation modifications if the situation demands.
- In case we cancel a trip, all payments received will be fully refunded.
- We are not responsible for expenses incurred due to due to travel delays, flight cancellation or illness.
- If you need to postpone your departure to the next group, you can request us for the same. Previous tour cancellation charges, if applicable as mentioned above, will be advised to you.
- We reserve the right to remove any member of the group during the trip if we feel that person’s conduct or fitness is not compatible with other trip members.
- We are not liable for bodily injury or property damage as a result of physical exertion for which a guest is not prepared; forces of nature; travel by plane, train, car or bicycle.
Payment and Cancellation Terms
- If the tour is cancelled 61 days or more before the start of the tour then 25% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 60-31 Day of the start of the tour then 40% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 30-16 Day of the start of the tour then 60% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 15-6 Day of the start of the tour then 75% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 5 Days of the start of the tour then 90% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- This cancellation policy is applicable with no exceptions including medical and natural emergencies.
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Terms & Conditions
- There is no refund for arriving late or leaving a trip early.
- We reserve the right to make route and accommodation modifications if the situation demands.
- In case we cancel a trip, all payments received will be fully refunded.
- We are not responsible for expenses incurred due to due to travel delays, flight cancellation or illness.
- If you need to postpone your departure to the next group, you can request us for the same. Previous tour cancellation charges, if applicable as mentioned above, will be advised to you.
- We reserve the right to remove any member of the group during the trip if we feel that person’s conduct or fitness is not compatible with other trip members.
- We are not liable for bodily injury or property damage as a result of physical exertion for which a guest is not prepared; forces of nature; travel by plane, train, car or bicycle.
Payment and Cancellation Terms
- If the tour is cancelled 61 days or more before the start of the tour then 25% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 60-31 Day of the start of the tour then 40% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 30-16 Day of the start of the tour then 60% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 15-6 Day of the start of the tour then 75% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- If the tour is cancelled within 5 Days of the start of the tour then 90% of the total tour cost will be charged as Cancellation Charges
- This cancellation policy is applicable with no exceptions including medical and natural emergencies.
