SAROVARAM BIO PARK VISIT

Sarovaram BioPark is an eco-friendly park started with the aim of the conservation of mangrove forests and wetlands. For close to 10 years, this park has let people immerse themselves in the warm embrace of nature. The canal walkway, boating facilities, otter park, butterfly park, bird sanctuary, aquarium, floating rafts, boardwalk, park, musical fountain, and open-air theatre act as constant reminders of how conserving these endangered areas can lead to the formation of masterpieces.

VISIT DEEPANJALI LAMP MUSEUM

At the Deepanjali Lamp Museum, one can find lamps from across the world, from different civilizations and empires, and from different centuries. The place is a feast for the eyes and leaves one mesmerized as one goes through the lamps on display. From the simple stone and granite lamps to the vibrantly colored and intricately designed lams from Ottoman Empire, the museum houses a very wide range of lamps. The Empires which ruled the Indian subcontinent through different ages can be revisited here. The cultural exchange across different empires visualized through lamps will remain ingrained in your minds for a long time.

PAZHASSIRAJA ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM VISIT

Pazhassi Raja Museum in Calicut is a treasure cove for aficionados of art, archaeology, and history. From mural paintings, models of temples, and umbrella stones to antique bronzes and ancient coins, the carefully curated collection of exhibits transports the visitors back in time. The Pazhassi Raja Art Gallery which is adjacent to the museum displays the famous paintings of the world-renowned painter Raja Ravi Varma. The place, which is named after the great Pazhassiraja Kerala Varma of the Padinjare Kovilakam, is indeed a treat for connoisseurs of art and history.

KERALA LALITHAKALA AKADEMI ART GALLERY

The Lalitha Kala Academy, the famous art gallery in Kozhikode, was opened in 2012 and comes under the Kerala Lalitha Kala Academy in Thrissur that is an autonomous organization of the Government of Kerala though it funds the Academy and was set up in 1962 with a view to preserve and promote painting, sculpture, architecture, graphics, culture and visual arts. The Academy has a mini gallery which it lets out to conduct video exhibitions, literary discussions, etc. by individual artists, cultural groups, and societies. It also has a reference library and a huge collection of paintings done by eminent artists. It also houses archives of many films and documentaries related to artists, and publishes catalogs, books, monographs, and reproductions. The academy also recognizes the work of superior artists by presenting them with Prestigious Awards.

MANANCHIRA SQUIRE & MOTHER OF GOD CATHEDRAL VISIT

The Mananchira Square, located in the heart of Kozhikode city, is constructed around the Mananchira tank. This huge artificial pond built by the Zamorin King, Mana Vikrama, is fed by a natural spring. The area around the tank has been converted into a park, landscaped with trees, plants, and lawns. Mother of God Cathedral, locally known as Valiya Palli, is situated close to Beach Road in Kozhikode. The church is the headquarters of the Roman Catholic congregation in Malabar. Italian architects were brought to Kozhikode for the sole purpose of designing this Gothic-style cathedral. The curved arches above the doors and windows, the colonnade on the spires and many other such architectural feats stand as a testimony to the aesthetic sense of the Italian architects as well as the artistic skill of the Indian workers.

VISIT KOZHIKODE BEACH

Kozhikode Beach is the favorite spot for all those who enjoy watching the setting sun. It is also a prime location for seafood lovers as it provides a wide variety of delicacies such as the famous ‘Kallummakaya’ (mussels). Dolphin’s point is a rewarding tourist spot where you might witness the mesmerizing sight of playful dolphins. In addition to this, is the old lighthouse, the ancient piers and the Lion’s Park for children.

Dos and Don’ts during your trip:

●       Carry clothes and sandals suitable for weather conditions

●       Avoid plastic carry bags or related items

●       Regardless of any situation or help needed during your trip, talk with the

●       guide or storyteller

Package Inclusions during your trip:

●       Pick up and drop facility

●        Drinking water

●       Tissue paper

●       Sanitisers

●       Entry pass

●        Lunch, Tea, and snacks

●        English-speaking storyteller

●        English-speaking cab drivers

Package Exclusions during your trip:

●       Bus/train/flight tickets

●       Additional meals or snacks

●       Shopping expenses and other personal expenses

●       Travel insurance

●       Any additional expenses due to any delay of flights or cancellation, weather  conditions, political closures, technical faults

●       Photography and videography charges

FIRST DAY                                            

KURUMATHUR ILLAM VISIT

Kurumathur illam, on the banks of the Valapattanam River in Kannur District, is one of the few 'Ettukettu' buildings still standing. Mana or Illam is the home of Nambuthiri, the Brahmin community of Kerala.  the Illam is situated in a rustic village of Kurumathur (place name and surname are the same) with extensive grounds and additional structures: Padippura (gate with guest rooms), Pathayappura (corn complex), Kulappura (pond with bath hut) and a nearby temple. They were addressed as Kurumathur Naikkar. 

The complex consists of a main courtyard and the four surrounding blocks known as the Valiyam Bhagam. The smaller courtyard and surrounding blocks are collectively referred to as Kunjhan Bhagam. According to tradition, this area was reserved for the ladies of the family. The kitchen, dining room etc. are also found in this block.  Besides the ground floor there are two more apartments in Thekkini' (South Block) and Padinjaatti (West Block). The second floor is an attic and is not divided

VISIT TO PATTUVAM PALAMRITHU ILLAM

Palamruthillam, on the banks of the Vellikkeel river in Kannur district, is one of the few “Ettukettu” buildings still standing. This Brahminagriha is a two-storey bungalow spread over an area of 4900 square feet in a scenic setting, evoking the splendour of Kerala’s unique architectural style. Constructions that evoke the charm of woodwork and masonry. The house, which is about two hundred and fifty years old and has thirty-three fat doors, bears any historically conscious person bows in front of this relatively low door.

DINNER AND CAMP FIRE

AT 08:00 PM you hava a dinner and campfire in palamrithuillam. Research shows that campfires can lower blood pressure. And the longer you spend in front of an open fire the greater the relaxing effect.

SECOND DAY

YOU HAVIN E ADVENTURES FOREST TREKKING

There you have some the most thrilling trekking paths as well. The Trekking involves a long vigorous hike in the wild natural environment for a day. bird-watchers flock here to enjoy the sight of rare birds and jungle trekking. Trekking trail through the middle of the forests in this peak enables people to unwind and refresh from whatever stress or tension they are facing. An adventurous wildlife trekking for you to get yourself away from the hustle and bustle.

EXPERIANCING HERITAGE VILLA

Traditional houses of Kerala are still relevant. People have preserved their homes and the concepts of vernacular architectural designs. Houses are constructed as per Vaastu Shastra, which suggests the east and north direction for the entry of a house. Besides aesthetics and comfort, the houses are planned to deal with climatic conditions. Kerala’s traditional houses are built to withstand heavy rain and heat. The traditional architecture of Kerala is known for its use of natural materials and comfortable, well-ventilated interiors.

MUSICAL THERAPY AND GROUP BUILDING ACTIVTY

Music therapy is the clinical use of music to accomplish individualized goals such as reducing stress, and improving mood and self-expression. It is an evidence-based therapy well-established in the health community. Music therapy experiences may include listening, singing, playing instruments, or composing music. group of people organized to work together to meet the needs of their customers by accomplishing their purpose and goals. Learn more about effective methods for team building and activities you can use.

LAVE AT HISTORIC POND

After the group building activity, you have enjoyed a bath at a historic pond situated inside the Palamrithuillam. This Pond are small bodies of freshwater with shallow and still water, marsh, and aquatic plants

Dos and Don’ts during your trip:

• Carry clothes and sandals suitable for weather conditions
• Avoid plastic carry bags or related items
• Regardless of any situation or help needed during your trip, talk with the
• guide or storyteller

Package Inclusions during your trip:

• Pick up and drop facility
•  Drinking water
• Tissue paper
• Sanitizers
• Entry pass
•  Breakfast, lunch
•  English-speaking storyteller
•  English-speaking cab drivers
•  Accommodation facilities

Package Exclusions during your trip:

• Bus/train/flight tickets
• Additional meals or snacks
• Shopping expenses and other personal expenses
• Travel Insurance
• Any additional expenses due to any delay of flights or cancellation, weather
• conditions, political closures, technical faults

 Our trip starts with a

VISIT PARASSINIKADAV TEMPLE

Parassinikadav Muthappan temple is situated in the memorizing location on the bank of the Valapattanam river in Kannur district Kerala. The three-storied structure of the temples is painted in white and is different from Kerala traditional temples. The principal deity of the temple is Sree Muthappan, a manifestation of two mythical characters called Thiruvappana and Vellattam. The rituals of the temple are unique. The main mode of worship is the ritual enactment of both the characters of Muthappan through a traditional dance known as Muthappan theyyam. The temple provides free meals and accommodation to all visitors. The devotees are given boiled black beans and tea as Prasadam.

HANDLOOM CRAFT VISIT, CHIRAKKAL

Chirakkal, a village in the Kannur district, is famous for its handloom industry. A wide range of Kaithari (handloom products) including furnishings, made-ups, mats, terry towels, seer soccer, tucks, and double cloths are being produced here. The production process is a traditional one using handloom machines and is eco-friendly. Recently, silk weaving has also been introduced here.

FOLKLORE ACADEMY VISIT

A cultural institute functioning under the State Department of Culture. The academy was set up in 1996 to impart training in folk arts and to ensure ongoing efforts in their development, promotion and perpetuation. The academy envisions its main objectives as the identification and categorization of the various folk arts of Kerala and ensuring the growth of its reach and influence on the masses.

ARAKKAL MUSEUM VISIT

The Arakkal Museum in Kannur city is one of the most significant and frequently visited attractions of the south that celebrates the memory and grandeur of Kerala's only Muslim royal family- the Arakkal Ali Rajas. Previously a majestic palace of the royal family and their actual place of residence, this museum is a true testimony to impeccable Muslim architecture and design. The Durbar Hall of this palace, which was once the official venue of gathering for the kings and their nobles, has now been converted into the Arakkal Kettu Museum and is managed by the Arakkal Family Trust.

VISIT ST. ANGELOS FORT AT 03:00 PM

St Angelo’s Fort is definitely one of the most popular and frequently visited attractions of Kannur and for more reasons than one. The polished yet prehistoric structure of this fortress with unadulterated elegance and overwhelming power. Standing ashore in the Arabian sea, St Angelo’s Fort enjoys a panoramic and unobstructed view of the diorama created by the merger of the magnetic waves and the azure waters. It also overlooks the mesmerizing Mappila Bay, a natural harbor.

PAYYAMBALAM BEACH VISIT AT 05:00 PM

The Payyambalam Beach is considered as one of the unspoiled beaches in Kerala, adorned with golden sand and foamy white waters of the Arabian Sea. With its peacefulness and invitingness, the Payyambalam beach is an ideal destination for visitors to spend a long holiday. You can literally unwind and rejuvenate yourself amidst the palm trees and casuarinas that make the shore more alluring by casting various shades of greenery. Being one of the most famous tourist places in Kannur, it lets you relish amazing nature walks, boating, swimming, and other thrilling adventure activities along with the 4 km long rhythmic dance of the turquoise waters of the sea.

SUNSET

Beach is such a great attraction that almost all age groups would love to spend time there. Early morning it’s good for taking long walks, jogging, or a little exercise with a fresh pleasant breeze. And in the evening, never forget to capture the beauty of the sunset. Have a great time at the beach and the park attached to the beach.                         

Dos and Don’ts during your trip:

●       Carry clothes and sandals suitable for weather conditions

●       Avoid plastic carry bags or related items

●       Regardless of any situation or help needed during your trip, talk with the

●       guide or storyteller

Package Inclusions during your trip:

●       Pick up and drop facility

●        Drinking water

●       Tissue paper

●       Sanitisers

●       Entry pass

●        Breakfast, lunch

●        English speaking storyteller

●        English-speaking cab drivers

Package Exclusions during your trip:

●       Bus/train/flight tickets

●       Additional meals or snacks

●       Shopping expenses and other personal expenses

●       Travel insurance

●       Any additional expenses due to any delay of flights or cancellation, weather

●       conditions, political closures, technical faults

●       Photography and videography charges

Satisfaction as you descend hundreds of steps and enter the temple. Two hours of exploring the jungle and listening to the sounds of birds is an unforgettable adventure.

VISIT PATTUVAM PALAMRITHU ILLAM.

Palamruthillam, on the banks of the Vellikkeel river in the Kannur district, is one of the few “Ettukettu” buildings still standing. This Brahminagriha is a two-story bungalow spread over an area of 4900 square feet in a scenic setting, evoking the splendor of Kerala’s unique architectural style. Constructions that evoke the charm of woodwork and masonry. The house, which is about two hundred and fifty years old and has thirty-three fat doors, bears any historically conscious person bows in front of this relatively low door.

YOU HAVE ADVENTURES IN FOREST TREKKING

There you have some of the most thrilling trekking paths as well. Trekking involves a long vigorous hike in the wild natural environment for a day. bird-watchers flock here to enjoy the sight of rare birds and jungle trekking. Trekking trail through the middle of the forests at this peak enables people to unwind and refresh from whatever stress or tension they are facing. An adventurous wildlife trekking for you to get yourself away from the hustle and bustle.

YOU HAVE MUSICAL THERAPY AND GROUP-BUILDING ACTIVITY

Music therapy is the clinical use of music to accomplish individualized goals such as reducing stress, and improving mood and self-expression. It is an evidence-based therapy well-established in the health community. Music therapy experiences may include listening, singing, playing instruments, or composing music. group of people organized to work together to meet the needs of their customers by accomplishing their purpose and goals. Learn more about effective methods for team building and activities you can use.

LAVE AT HISTORIC POND

After the group building activity, you have enjoyed a bath at a historic pond situated inside the palamrithuillam. These Pond are small bodies of freshwater with shallow and still water, marsh, and aquatic plants.

SECOND DAY

ON THIS DAY OUR TRIP STARTS VISIT TO PARASSINIKADAV TEMPLE

Parassinikadav Muthappan temple is situated in the memorizing location on the bank of the valapattanam river in Kannur district Kerala. the three-storied structure of the temples is painted in white and is different from Kerala traditional temples. the principal deity of the temple is sree muthappan a manifestation of two mythical characters called thiruvappana and vellattam. The rituals of the temple are unique. the main mode of the worship is the ritual enactment of both the characters of muthappan through a traditional dance known as muthappan theyyam. the temple provides free meals and accommodation to all visitors. the devotees are given boiled black beans and tea as prasadam.

HANDLOOM CRAFT VISIT, CHIRAKKAL

Chirakkal, a village in the Kannur district, is famous for its handloom industry. A wide range of Kaithari (handloom products) including furnishings, made-ups, mats, terry towels, seer soccer, tucks, and double cloths are being produced here. The production process is a traditional one using handloom machines and is eco-friendly. Recently, silk weaving has also been introduced here

FOLKLORE ACADEMY VISIT

A cultural institute functioning under the State Department of Culture. The academy was set up in 1996 to impart training in folk arts and to ensure ongoing efforts in their development, promotion, and perpetuation. The academy envisions its main objectives as the identification and categorization of the various folk arts of Kerala and ensuring the growth of its reach and influence on the masses.

ARAKKAL MUSEUM VISIT

The Arakkal Museum in Kannur city is one of the most significant and frequently visited attractions of the south that celebrates the memory and grandeur of Kerala's only Muslim royal family- the Arakkal Ali Rajas. Previously a majestic palace of the royal family and their actual place of residence, this museum is a true testimony to impeccable Muslim architecture and design. The Durbar Hall of this palace, which was once the official venue of gathering for the kings and their nobles, has now been converted into the Arakkal Kettu Museum and is managed by the Arakkal Family Trust.

VISIT ST. ANGELOS FORT

St Angelo’s Fort is definitely one of the most popular and frequently visited attractions of Kannur and for more reasons than one. The polished yet prehistoric structure of this fortress with unadulterated elegance and overwhelming power. Standing ashore in the Arabian sea, St Angelo’s Fort enjoys a panoramic and unobstructed view of the diorama created by the merger of the magnetic waves and the azure waters. It also overlooks the mesmerisingMoppila Bay, a natural harbor.

PAYYAMBALAM BEACH VISIT

The Payyambalam Beach is considered as one of the unspoiled beaches in Kerala, adorned with golden sand and foamy white waters of the Arabian Sea. With its peaceful and inviting the Payyambalam beach is an ideal destination for visitors to spend a long holiday. You can literally unwind and rejuvenate yourself amidst the palm trees and casuarinas that make the shore more alluring by casting various shades of greenery. Being one of the most famous tourist places in Kannur, it lets you relish amazing nature walks, boating, swimming, and other thrilling adventure activities along with the 4 km long rhythmic dance of the turquoise waters of the sea.

SUNSET

Beach is such a great attraction that almost all age groups would love to spend time there. Early morning it’s good for having charged by long walks, jogging, or a little exercise with a fresh pleasant breeze. And in the evening never forget to capture the beauty of the sunset. Have a great time at the beach and the park attached to the beach.

Dos and Don’ts during your trip:

• Carry clothes and sandals suitable for weather conditions
• Avoid plastic carry bags or related items
• Regardless of any situation or help needed during your trip, talk with the guide or storyteller

Package Inclusions during your trip:

• Pick up and drop facility
•  Drinking water
• Tissue paper
• Sanitizers
• Entry pass
• Breakfast, lunch
• English speaking storyteller
• English-speaking cab drivers

Package Exclusions during your trip:

• Bus/train/flight tickets
• Additional meals or snacks
• Shopping expenses and other personal expenses
• Travel Insurance
• Any additional expenses due to any delay of flights or cancellation, weather conditions, political closures, technical faults

A return to the past through the remnants of history

AZHIKKAL FERRY VISIT

The construction of the Azhikkal Fishing Harbour was carried out by the Public Works Department in the Sixties of Last Century. After this Harbour development was carried out with as amount 400 lakhs in the year 2007. The length of breakwater of Azhikkal ferry is 1070m Southern side and 1150m Northern side. Total area of the ferry based in Area of the harbour based in 21210 m. Azhikkal Kallatti View Point near Azhikkal ferry is also a scenic place here. Landing wharf, Berthing Jetty, Basin Area, Gear repair shed, Boat repair yard & Slip way, Pealing Shed, Diesel outlets, Over Head Water Tank is also the main attractions in Azhikkal ferry.

VISIT MADAYIPARA

Madayipara is an extremely beautiful laterite plateau which narrates unique tales of vibrant hues in each season.   This beautiful landscape creates wonders in colours. While the rain cloaks the place in a lush green blanket, the Summer brings with it the shades of the sun and Spring makes it a sea of blue. Spreading across an area of 700 acres, this hillock in Kannur district is a blend of beauty and history.  Along with its picturesque landscapes, it also has an ancient fort called the Madayi Fort built by the Vallabha King of the Kolothu dynasty and a Jew Pond, the remains of the ancient Jew settlers.

KAVVAYI ISLAND VISIT

Recorded in the travel writings of scholars and explorers Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo, Kavil Pattanam, now called Kavvayi, has been recreated into a beautiful island. Spread over the districts of Kannur and Kasaragod, the Kavvayi islands, also called Kavvayi Kayal) are the largest backwater island group in north Kerala. Historically, kavil Pattanam used to be the hub for spice and gems trade, done through the port of Malabar, which also brought in precious Damascus steel. The port, however, was closed after it was banned by the British in the 17th century. The name Kavil Pattanam was changed to Kavvayi by Sir William Hogan.

EZHIMALA HANUMAN STATUE VISIT

The Anjaneya Statue or the statue of lord Hanuman in Ezhimala hills is the tallest Hanuman statue in South India. The Anjaneya statue made of concrete is 41 feet tall and is situated on the upper part of Top Road. The place where the statue is situated is known as Anjaneya Giri. There is a small muthappan temple near the statue. Everyone can visit and worship the Anjaneya statue irrespective of caste or religion. The Hanuman statue has been drawing devotees even from Jammu and Kashmir. An ancient mosque on the hill is another draw. The Anjaneya statue and temple is about 215 meters above the sea on the on the eastern part of Ezhimala hills (a hill reaching a height of 286 metres), in the Ezhimala village of Ramanthali panchayat near Payyanur in Kannur district. Ezhimala was one of the major battlefields of the Chola-Chera war of the 11th century.

VISIT CHOOTAD BEACH

Sun, sand and sea with a backdrop of Casuarinas trees- Chootad Beach facing Ezhimala is one of the most charming of beaches and yet remains relatively unnoticed on the tourism map of Kerala. It lies a few kilometres away from Pazhayangadi town in Kannur and is the ideal spot for those seeking peace and solitude. Under the aegis of the District Tourism Promotion Council, there is a beach park and other facilities available here. In the river near the beach there are facilities for pedal boats and speed boats as well. A walk to the top weaving between the Casuarinas trees also offers one facility to sit and relax with the soothing breeze. With casuarinas trees providing shade and the beach facing Ezhimala, Chootad Beach remains, however, little noticed in the tourist map of Kerala. It shares its borders with a river on one side and sea on the other – a rare sight indeed. 286 metres above, Ezhimala gives a mesmerizing sight from the beach. The clean sea shore and surroundings attract many tourists here. Under the aegis of the District Tourism Promotion Council, there is a beach park and other facilities. In the river near the beach there are facilities for pedal boats and speed boats. On walking in between the casuarinas trees and reaching the top, there are facilities to sit and relax with the soothing breeze.   

Dos and Don’ts during your trip:

●       Carry clothes and sandals suitable for weather conditions

●       Avoid plastics carry bags or related items

●       Regardless of any situation or help needed during your trip, talk with the

●       guide or story teller

Package Inclusions during your trip:

●       Pick up and drop facility

●        Drinking water

●       Tissue paper

●       Sanitisers

●       Entry pass

●        Lunch, tea and Snacks

●        English speaking story teller

●        English speaking cab drivers

Package Exclusions during your trip:

●       Bus/train/flight tickets

●       Additional meals or snacks

●       Shopping expenses and other personal expenses

●       Travel insurance

●       Any additional expenses due to any delay of flights or cancellation, weather

●       conditions, political closures, technical faults

●       Photography and videography charges

Experience of exercise and happiness, the feeling of goodness and noble thoughts

VISIT TO PATTUVAM PALAMRITHU ILLAM

Palamruthillam, on the banks of the Vellikkeel river in the Kannur district, is one of the few “Ettukettu” buildings still standing. This Brahminagriha is a two-storey bungalow spread over an area of 4900 square feet in a scenic setting, evoking the splendor of Kerala’s unique architectural style. Constructions that evoke the charm of woodwork and masonry. The house, which is about two hundred and fifty years old and has thirty-three fat doors, bears any historically conscious person bows in front of this relatively low door.

YOU HAVE ADVENTURES IN FOREST TREKKING

There you have some of the most thrilling trekking paths as well. Trekking involves a long vigorous hike in the wild natural environment for a day. bird-watchers flock here to enjoy the sight of rare birds and jungle trekking. Trekking trail through the middle of the forests in this peak enables people to unwind and refresh from whatever stress or tension they are facing. An adventurous wildlife trekking for you to get yourself away from the hustle and bustle.

EXPERIENCING HERITAGE VILLA

Traditional houses of Kerala are still relevant. People have preserved their homes and the concepts of vernacular architectural designs. Houses are constructed as per Vaastu Shastra, which suggests the east and north direction for the entry of a house. Besides aesthetics and comfort, the houses are planned to deal with climatic conditions. Kerala’s traditional houses are built to withstand heavy rain and heat. The traditional architecture of Kerala is known for its use of natural materials and comfortable, well-ventilated interiors.

MUSICAL THERAPY AND GROUP BUILDING ACTIVTY

Music therapy is the clinical use of music to accomplish individualized goals such as reducing stress, improving mood and self-expression. It is an evidence-based therapy well-established in the health community. Music therapy experiences may include listening, singing, playing instruments, or composing music. group of people organized to work together to meet the needs of their customers by accomplishing their purpose and goals. Learn more about effective methods for team building and activities you can use.

LAVE AT HISTORIC POND

After the group building activity, you have to enjoy a bath at a historic pond situated inside the Palamrithuillam. This Pond are small bodies of freshwater with shallow and still water, marsh, and aquatic plants

DINNER AND CAMP FIRE

AT 08:00 PM you have dinner and a campfire in Palamrithuillam. Research shows that campfires can lower blood pressure. And the longer you spend in front of an open fire the greater the relaxing effect.

STAY AT PATTUVAM PALAMRITHU ILLAM

you have an amazing stay in this two-story villa spread over an area of 4900 square feet in a scenic setting. evoking the splendor of Kerala’s unique architecture style. Construction that evokes the charm of woodwork and masonry.

Dos and Don’ts during your trip:

●       Carry clothes and sandals suitable for weather conditions

●       Avoid plastic carry bags or related items

●       Regardless of any situation or help needed during your trip, talk with the

●       guide or storyteller

Package Inclusions during your trip:

●       Pick up and drop facility

●        Drinking water

●       Tissue paper

●       Sanitisers

●       Entry pass

●        Breakfast, lunch

●        English-speaking storyteller

●        English-speaking cab drivers

●        Accommodation facilities

Package Exclusions during your trip:

●       Bus/train/flight tickets

●       Additional meals or snacks

●       Shopping expenses and other personal expenses

●       Travel insurance

●       Any additional expenses due to any delay of flights or cancellation, weather  conditions, political closures, technical faults