IRCTC Tourism Offers Summer Holiday Packages. Prices, Dates, Schedule And Other Details Here
IRCTC (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation) is offering special summer holiday packages covering important religious and leisure destinations. These include Kullu Manali Special Ex Delhi tour, Kashmir Special Ex Delhi package, LTC Tour package, Gangtok Darjeeling holiday special package, Natural Nilgiris with fascinating NMR ex mettupalayam package, among others, as mentioned on the official website of IRCTC Tourism. Passengers can book tickets of the tour offered by these tourist trains from IRCTC Tourism website (irctctourism.com) or tourist facilitation centre, zonal offices or regional offices. (Also read:Â IRCTC Offers 4 Nights/5 Days 'Scenic Andaman' Air Tour Package From Rs. 29,000)
Gangtok Darjeeling holiday special package
IRCTC offers 12-days and 11-nights tour under this package. An exclusive IRCTC air-conditioned train will cover Gangtok, Darjeeling, Kolkata and Vizag. There are three different categories of package based on the level of comfort being offered. The categories are known as the standard, the comfort and the deluxe. The lowest fare charged by IRCTC tourism for the Gangtok Darjeeling Holiday Package is Rs 44,400 (standard triple sharing), while the maximum charges are Rs 65,100 (deluxe category and single stay). The train will depart on May 18 from Kochuveli. The boarding points of the package are Kochuveli, Ernakulam, Palakkad, Erode, Perambur, and Vijayawada, while the de-boarding points are Vijayawada, Perambur, Erode, Palakkad, Ernakulam and Kochuveli. (Also read:Â IRCTC Special Tourist Trains: From Bharat Darshan To Buddhist Circuit Train)
 Natural Nilgiris with fascinating Nilgiri Mountain Railway Ex Mettupalayam package
Under this package, IRCTC offers 2 different types of tour. One day tour package to Ooty starts at a price of Rs 2,200 while two days tour to Ooty starts at a price of Rs 4,400. The travelling mode is train and class is second sitting. The train departs on every Saturday. The train starts from Mettupalayam at 7:30 am for two-day tour and it starts at  9:10 am for one-day tour. This package also includes confirmed return journey in second Seating by Nilgiri Mountain Railway(NMR), road transportation by NAC vehicle on sharing basis, travel insurance and hotel accommodation with breakfast at Ooty, according to IRCTC tourism. (Also read: IRCTC Offer: This SBI Card Offers "Free" Train Tickets!)
Natural Nilgiris with fascinating Nilgiri Mountain Railway two days Ex Coonoor package
IRCTC offers 2 days tour package to Ooty at a starting price of Rs 4,400. The travelling mode is train and class is second sitting. The train departs on every Saturday. The train starts from Mettupalayam at 7:30 am. This package also includes confirmed return journey in second seating by Nilgiri Mountain Railway(NMR), road transportation by NAC vehicle on sharing basis, travel insurance and hotel accommodation with breakfast at Ooty, according to IRCTC tourism. (Also read:Â IRCTC's Bharat Darshan Tourist Train: Ticket Prices, Destinations and Other Details)
Kullu Manali Special Ex Delhi tourÂ
IRCTC Tourism offers an 11-night, 12-day trip covering Agra, Delhi, Amritsar, Manali, Kullu and Manikaran at a starting price of Rs 43, 500. The meal plan includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Deluxe, comfort and standard classes are included.
Kashmir Special Ex Delhi package
IRCTC Tourism offers 12-day 'Kashmir LTC special package' covering important tourist places in the country and has been specially designed for LTC clients also. The destinations covered are Agra, Delhi, Amritsar, Srinagar, Gulmarg and Sonmarg. The travelling mode is AC tourist train. Deluxe, comfort and standard classes are available.
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