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13. A JUNGLE SAFARI AND A VILLAGE VISIT At daybreak, drive with expert trackers into the heart of the Bandhavgarh Forest, one of India’s most scenic areas. Keep your camera handy – the wildlife at home here include tigers, leopards, sloth bears, wild boar, jackals and a variety of birds. After lunch back at the lodge, you can spend the afternoon on another jungle safari or visiting a local village. Meals BLD
14. SAFARI DRIVES AND VILLAGE LIFE Enjoy a morning’s jungle safari drive, then choose between further exploration on an afternoon jungle safari or joining in a community project alongside local village residents. Meals BLD
15. FLIGHT TO MUMBAI
Fly to multicultural Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay). Take an orientation tour of landmark sights – and dhobis – en route to your waterfront hotel, where dinner is at leisure. Meals BLD
16. COLONIAL MUMBAI
Guided sightseeing today takes you to the Gateway of India, the regal arch built to commemorate the 1911 visit of King George V and Queen Mary during British rule. Walk through the historic city to the Baroque train station known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site resplendent with vaulted roofs, arches, Gothic spires, flying buttresses, gables crowned by neoclassical sculptures, stone carvings, and friezes. Join us for a farewell cocktail reception this evening. Meals BL
17. JOURNEY HOME Tour ends: Mumbai (Bombay). Fly home anytime. A transfer is included from The Oberoi, Mumbai to Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. Most international flights depart between 2:00 – 3:00 AM; allow a minimum of 3 hours for your international flight check-in at the airport. Meals B
17 DAYS FROM $10,640* PLUS AIRFARE (16 Breakfasts, 13 Lunches & 13 Dinners)
BEGINS DELHI Jan 8, 29 Feb 19 Mar 12 Oct 15 Nov 5, 19 Dec 10
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PRICE PER PERSON
*LAND PRICE + ON-TOUR AIR (6 flights) = TOTAL PER PERSON Double
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International airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air, in coach or business, for travel originating in the United States (subject to availability); airport departure tax is additional.
Please ask about additional hotel nights before or after your tour and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Product.
Note: For activities marked with an asterisk (*), participation is at your own risk and a signed liability waiver will be required. See page 3 for activity and pace level details.
FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS Night 1,2
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
Night 3-5 DWARIKA’S HOTEL Night 6,7 MEGHAULI SERAI Night 8
Night 11 Delhi, India Kathmandu, Nepal Chitwan Nat’l Park, Nepal
Night 9,10 THE OBEROI AMARVILAS, AGRA
THE LALIT TEMPLE VIEW KHAJURAHO
Night 12-14 MAHUA KOTHI Night 15,16 THE OBEROI, MUMBAI
DWARIKA’S RESORT DHULIKHEL Dhulikhel, Nepal Agra, India
Khajuraho, India
Bandhavgarh Nat’l Park, India
Mumbai (Bombay), India Special note about traveling on Northern India & Nepal:
In order to access Bandhavgarh National Park, we will be traveling on two-lane roads which may be very bumpy and uneven. Driving in India is unlike driving at home, and you may be unaccustomed to – or even surprised by – the local rules of the road. This journey is designed for guests who have a spirit of adventure and are comfortable traveling in vehicles for longer periods of time; the trip will not be suitable for anyone who has back problems.
Explore Bhaktapur, a medieval town rich with art and architecture in Nepal Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
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