IRCTC Offers 7-Day Tour Package To Gangtok, Darjeeling From Rs 21,030
IRCTC (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation) tourism has come up with cool Kanchenjunga tour package, said the tourism arm of Indian railways on its official website -- irctctourism.com. Under the package, IRCTC is offering a tour on destinations -- Gangtok-Pelling-Darjeeling for 6 nights and 7 days. The tour package starts at a price of Rs 21,030. The Kanchenjunga tour starts every Sunday from New Jalpaiguri (NJP) railway station/Bagdogra Airport and will continue till June. Passengers also get daily meals as part of the package.Â
IRCTC's cool Kanchenjunga tour in detail:Â
The tour starts from NJP railway station/Bagdogra airport and the entourage reaches Gangtok on day 1, Pelling on day 3 and Darjeeling on day 5.Â
IRCTC charges Rs 27,450 in the double occupancy category and Rs 21,030 in the triple occupancy category for the tour package. The tariff for child travellers (5 -11 years) with bed is priced at Rs 8,185. There are no charges for children below five years.
Also Read: IRCTC Offers 10-Day Tour Package To Goa, Ajantha, Ellora And Others For Rs. 9,250
The package also includes welcome drinks on arrival, accommodation on twin sharing basis in deluxe hotel and daily breakfast and dinner. Â
Exclusive Non a/c vehicle for transfers and sightseeing is also available with the offer. However, the vehicle will not be at disposal and will be available to guest as per itinerary only (point to point basis).
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The package does not include air fare/train fare or personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, tips and gratuity or additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle, other than mentioned in the itinerary.
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