IRCTC Tourism Offers 7-Day Tour To Ladakh, Fares And Other Details
IRCTC (Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation) Tourism is offering a tour package of six nights and seven days to Ladakh, Sham Valley and Nubra Valley, the tourism arm of the Indian Railways, said on microblogging website, Twitter. The tour, which will start from Delhi, will be via economy class of GoAir according to IRCTC Tourism's official website, irctctourism.com. The tour will commence on multiple dates and the tariff of the package starts at Rs 46,430 per person, which is inclusive of taxes, according to IRCTC Tourism's portal.
Explore the most enchanting land in India famous for its breathtaking landscapes, little hamlets, captivating lakes, and beautiful Buddhist monasteries in IRCTC Tourism's Discover Ladakh tour package. Visit https://t.co/whmsSFd16o to know more.#tourism #irctc #indianrailways pic.twitter.com/coecJENEmP
May 2, 2019Here are the key things to know about IRCTC's Ladakh package:
1. The tariff for the tour package is different according to the occupancy chosen by the passenger. For double occupancy, passengers need to pay Rs.47,640.
Class Single Occupancy Double Occupancy Triple Occupancy Child With Bed (05 Yrs-11 Yrs) Child No Bed (05 Yrs-11 Yrs) Comfort Rs.57,500 Rs 47,640 Rs 46,430 Rs.43,100 Rs 39,980 2. The journey from Delhi to Leh will be via economy class of GoAir.
Flight No From Dept Time To Arrival Time G8 715 Delhi 08:30 Leh 09:55 G8 220 Leh 11:25 Delhi 13:00 3. The package includes air tickets (Delhi-Leh-Delhi round trip), accommodation in hotel rooms, entrance/monument fees as per the itinerary, breakfast, lunch and dinner according to IRCTC's website. The package also offers travel insurance for passengers.
4. However, items of personal nature such as laundry, onboard meals in GoAir, any kind of room services or additional sightseeing are not a part of the package, noted IRCTC Tourism.
5. The tour will commence will on multiple dates such as May 11 and 16.
Month Dates May 2019 11-May-2019,16-May-2019, 29-May-2019 June 2019 08-June-2019, 13-June-2019, 19-June-2019, 30-June-2019 IRCTC Tourism also is offering a tour package of five nights and six days to Kalimpong, Gangtok and Darjeeling.
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