IRCTC Offers 4 Nights/ 5 Days Package Tour To Eco-Tourism Site, 'Spa Of South India'
IRCTC or Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation, a subsidiary of the Indian Railways, is offering a rail tour package from Chennai to Thenmala and Courtallam. Thenmala is an eco-tourism retreat while Courtallam is the 'Spa of South India', IRCTC said on its Twitter handle. The package includes a return journey in SL for standard package and 3AC for comfort package, a 2-nights Ac accommodation at Coutrallam, AC road transfers for sightseeing places, and all sightseeing and excursions as per the itinerary, stated IRCTC on its website, irctctourism.com. The package is one among a host of other rail and air travel packages that IRCTC is offering this summer.
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Nature lovers, this Summer experience IRCTC Rail tour package from #Chennai to Thenmala- an eco-tourism retreat & #Courtallam - Spa of South India. For details: https://t.co/DA26PPX409 pic.twitter.com/razdabpBTE— IRCTC (@IRCTCofficial) April 25, 2018
Here is all that you must know about IRCTC's 4 nights/5 days rail tour package to Thenmala and CourtallamIRCTCtariffs
 Package Name  Courtallam-Thenmala Package  Destination Covered  Courtallam - Thenmala  Travling Mode  Train  Station/Departure Time  Tambaram at 17:30 hrs  Class  SL for Standard and 3AC for comfort  Frequency  Every Monday  Meal Plan  EP  Hotel Name  Srishty Garden Resorts or similar
Class   Standard Occupancy Prices  Twin sharing 8000/-  Triple sharing 6000/-  Child(5-11yrs) with bed 2700/-  Child (5-11yrs) without bed 2700/- Comfort Occupancy Prices  Twin sharing 10200/-  Triple sharing 8300/-  Child(5-11yrs) with bed 4900/-  Child (5-11yrs) without bed 4900/- IRCTC
Class   Standard Occupancy Prices  Double Occupancy 6700/-  Triple Occupancy 6300/-  Child(5-11yrs) with bed 5400/-  Child (5-11yrs) without bed 5400/- Comfort Occupancy Prices  Double Occupancy 9000/-  Triple Occupancy 8500/-  Child(5-11yrs) with bed 7700/-  Child (5-11yrs) without bed 7700/-
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