Enigmatic Edges of Ladakh

Days
7
Tour Price
From $ 0
Per person using double sharing
Meal Plan
6 B | 5 L | 6 D
Half Board (Breakfast & Dinner Unless Specified)
Destinations Covered
Leh (2) | Nubra Valley (1) | Pangong (1) | Leh (2)

Tour Overview

Embark on a 7-day tour of Leh and its surrounding attractions, immersing yourself in the cultural and natural wonders of this Himalayan region. Begin by acclimatizing to the altitude in Leh and exploring the local markets. Visit the historic Stok Palace, Shey Monastery, and Thiksey Monastery to admire their architectural splendor. Journey to Nubra Valley, crossing the famous Khardung La Pass, and explore Diskit Monastery before enjoying a camel safari in Hundur dunes. Marvel at the beauty of Pangong Lake with its ever-changing shades of blue against a backdrop of rugged mountains. Visit Hemis Monastery, known for its ancient artefacts and intricate thangkas. Take a leisurely day to explore Leh or partake in optional activities like rafting. Bid farewell to Leh with cherished memories of its rich culture and breathtaking landscapes.

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Highlights

Explore the local markets and immerse yourself in the cultural atmosphere of Leh.

Visit Stok Palace, Shey Monastery, and Thiksey Monastery to admire their beautiful architecture.

Journey to Nubra Valley via the famous Khardung La Pass, one of the highest motorable passes in the world.

Explore Diksit Monastery and enjoy a camel safari in the Hunder dunes.

Marvel at the stunning beauty of Pangong Lake with its ever-changing shades of blue against a backdrop of rugged mountains.

Visit Hemis Monastery, known for its ancient artefacts and intricate thangkas.

Take a leisurely day to explore Leh or participate in optional activities like rafting on the Indus River or visiting local artisans' workshops.

ITINERARY

Day-By-Day

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Day 1

Welcome to Leh (By Domestic Flight)

On arrival at Leh Airport, following formalities and baggage collection, as you exit the arrival terminal building…

Overnight stay in Leh.
Mahey Retreat or similar – 3* Comfort, Padma Ladakh or similar – 4* Deluxe, Grand Dragon or similar – 5* Luxury.
Meals: (Dinner at the hotel’s designated restaurant)

Day 2

Explore the magnificent Monasteries around Leh

After enjoying a delightful breakfast, begin exploring the enchanting monasteries in and around Leh…

Overnight stay in Leh.
Mahey Retreat or similar – 3* Comfort, Padma Ladakh or similar – 4* Deluxe, Grand Dragon or similar – 5* Luxury.
Meals: (Breakfast & Dinner at the hotel’s designated restaurant)

Day 3

Travel Nubra Valley (Approx. 3000M) via Khardung La Pass (Approx. 5680M)

After a delicious breakfast, embark on a scenic journey to Nubra Valley (Approx. 06 hrs. drive)…

Overnight stay in Nubra.
Hotel Metirya or similar – 3* Comfort and Hunder Resort/ Organic Resort or similar – 4* Deluxe.
Meals: (Breakfast & Dinner at the hotel’s designated restaurant)
*Lunch will be hotel’s designated restaurant, or in a local restaurant.

Day 4

Travel to Nature's Masterpiece, Pangong Tso (Approx. 4225M)

Today, after a satisfying breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to the exquisite Pangong Tso (Approx. 06 hrs. drive)…

Overnight stay in Pangong Tso.
The Horizon Pangong or similar – 3* Comfort only.
Meals: (Breakfast & Dinner at the hotel’s designated restaurant)
*Lunch will be hotel’s designated restaurant, or in a local restaurant.

Day 5

Return to Leh visiting Takthok Gompa and Hemis Monasterya

After a delightful stay at Pangong Tso, it's time to check-out and bid farewell to this hidden paradise…

Overnight stay in Leh.
Mahey Retreat or similar – 3* Comfort, Padma Ladakh or similar – 4* Deluxe, Grand Dragon or similar – 5* Luxury.
Meals: (Breakfast & Dinner at the hotel’s designated restaurant)
*Lunch will be in a local restaurant en route.

Optional Experience Available

Day 6

Explore the sites of Leh town.

Today, you have the opportunity to explore the fascinating sites of Leh and delve deeper into its rich history…

Day 7

Farewell to India

The tour concludes with a delightful breakfast at your hotel in Kumarakom, followed by a direct...

Meals: (Breakfast at the hotel’s designated restaurant)

Day 1

Welcome to Leh (By Domestic Flight)

On arrival at Leh Airport, following formalities and baggage collection, as you exit the arrival terminal building, you will be welcomed by an India Tours & Travels executive holding a placard in your name to greet you. After that, you will be assisted with a transfer to your hotel and check-in.
Leh is well-known for its high elevations and several passes that connect various sites in this tough terrain. Ladakh is also known as the world’s coldest desert. It is dominated by dramatic landscapes, Stunning Gompas (Tibetan Buddhist monasteries), flapping prayer flags and whitewashed stupas.

Day 2

Explore the magnificent Monasteries around Leh

After enjoying a delightful breakfast, begin exploring the enchanting monasteries in and around Leh. Start with a visit to Stok Palace, an architectural gem that once served as the residence of Ladakh's royal family. This historic palace showcases traditional Ladakhi architecture with its captivating blend of Tibetan and Indian influences. Admire the intricate woodwork, mesmerizing paintings, and ornate decorations that adorn this magnificent structure. Inside the palace, you'll find a museum displaying a treasure trove of artefacts including exquisite porcelain, dazzling jewellery, ancient thangka paintings, weaponry, and opulent costumes. Next, venture towards the peaceful sanctuary of Shey Monastery. Originally built in the 17th century as a summer residence for Ladakh nobility, this monastery holds great historical significance. Marvel at its serene atmosphere as you explore its sacred halls and discover its most notable feature - a remarkable statue of Shakyamuni Buddha that stands as an awe-inspiring symbol of devotion. Conclude your day with a visit to Thiksey Gompa, an iconic representation of the Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. Perched majestically atop a mountaintop at an elevation of 3,600 meters above sea level, this monastery offers panoramic views that will leave you spellbound. Feast your eyes on the majestic frozen peaks surrounding you while revelling in breathtaking vistas overlooking the Indus River valley.

Day 3

Travel Nubra Valley (Approx. 3000M) via Khardung La Pass (Approx. 5680M)

After a delicious breakfast, embark on a scenic journey to Nubra Valley (Approx. 06 hrs. drive). making a stop at the famous Khardung La Pass, known for being the highest motorable crossing in the world at an astounding altitude of 5680 meters. Take a leisurely walk in the charming village of Khardung and soak in the breathtaking views and serene atmosphere. Continue your drive to Nubra Valley, a region steeped in history as it lies on the ancient Silk Route. This picturesque valley is blessed with two beautiful rivers - Shyok and Nubra - as well as numerous stunning monasteries that add to its allure. Upon arrival, check-in to your hotel or resort and take some time to relax. In the late afternoon, visit Diskit Monastery, the oldest and largest monastery in Nubra Valley. This monastery holds great significance with its deep connection to Tibetan mythology and offers a glimpse into centuries of Buddhist knowledge and tradition. Next, embark on a short walk to Hunder Monastery located on a hillock. This hidden gem is like a miniature Buddhist stronghold brimming with wisdom and lineage passed down through generations. Immerse yourself in its peaceful ambience as you explore this sacred temple. As evening approaches, indulge in an unforgettable experience by taking a Bactrian camel ride amidst the dunes of Nubra Valley. Let these gentle creatures guide you through vast stretches of golden sands while you revel in the beauty of your surroundings. Return to your hotel or resort and spend the rest of your day at leisure. Enjoy some well-deserved relaxation or explore more of what this enchanting valley has to offer before retiring for a peaceful night's sleep.

Day 4

Travel to Nature's Masterpiece, Pangong Tso (Approx. 4225M)

Today, after a satisfying breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to the exquisite Pangong Tso (Approx. 06 hrs. drive). As you make your way towards this mesmerizing destination, be prepared to be captivated by the breathtaking views that unfold before your eyes. Upon reaching Pangong Tso, check-in to your accommodation and take a moment to unwind and embrace the tranquillity of this serene haven. The crisp mountain air and the untouched beauty of the surroundings will instantly transport you into a world of peace and tranquillity. As evening approaches, embark on a short walk along the shores of the lake. Feel the soft sand beneath your feet as you stroll along, taking in all that nature has to offer. The shimmering water of Pangong Tso reflects hues of blue and green, creating an ethereal ambience that is simply awe-inspiring. As you walk along the shores, allow yourself to be enchanted by the magical sunset that unfolds before your eyes. Watch as vibrant shades of orange and pink paint the sky with an extraordinary palette of colours. This truly memorable experience will leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul. Return to your hotel and spend rest of your day at leisure.

Day 5

Return to Leh visiting Takthok Gompa and Hemis Monasterya

After a delightful stay at Pangong Tso, it's time to check-out and bid farewell to this hidden paradise. As you make your way back to Leh, prepare yourself for another day filled with awe- inspiring sights and cultural discoveries. On your journey back, make a stop at Takthok Gompa. This ancient monastery is nestled amidst the rugged mountains, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. Take a moment to explore its intricate architecture and soak in the spiritual ambience that permeates every corner of this sacred place. Continuing your journey, the next stop is Hemis Monastery. This renowned Buddhist monastery holds immense cultural and historical significance in the region. Marvel at its grandeur and admire the beautiful murals and artefacts that adorn its walls. Take some time to learn about the rich Buddhist heritage preserved within these walls. After exploring these remarkable landmarks, proceed towards Leh. Upon arrival in Leh, take advantage of the rest of your day at leisure. You can choose to relax and rejuvenate at your accommodation or explore the charming town on foot. Stroll through bustling markets, interact with friendly locals, or simply immerse yourself in the peaceful vibes that surround this picturesque town.

Day 6

Explore the sites of Leh town.

Today, you have the opportunity to explore the fascinating sites of Leh and delve deeper into its rich history and culture. Begin your day by visiting the Hall of Fame War Memorial Museum. This museum pays tribute to the valiant soldiers who have fought for India's honour in various wars and conflicts. Learn about their heroic exploits through exhibits, artefacts, and informative displays. Afterwards, make your way to Sangam, the confluence of two mighty rivers - Indus and Zanskar. Witness the breathtaking sight of these two rivers merging, creating a mesmerizing spectacle amidst the rugged landscapes. Take some time to soak in the tranquil ambience or capture some memorable photographs. In the afternoon, indulge in some retail therapy as you explore the vibrant markets of Leh at your own pace. The local markets are a treasure trove of unique handicrafts, Tibetan artefacts, Pashmina shawls, colourful textiles, and more. Immerse yourself in this shopping experience as you browse through a variety of items that reflect Ladakh's rich cultural heritage. Interact with friendly local shopkeepers who are always eager to share stories about their products or offer personalized recommendations. Don't forget to sample some delectable local snacks or sip on traditional butter tea while you explore the market stalls. Return to your accommodation with cherished memories from an eventful day exploring Leh's historical landmarks and indulging in a delightful shopping experience.

Day 7

Farewell to India

The tour concludes with a delightful breakfast at your hotel in Kumarakom, followed by a direct transfer to Leh Domestic Airport for your onward flight.

Meals: (Breakfast at the hotel’s designated restaurant)

What’s Included

06 nights hotel accommodation.

17 Meals as specified – 06 Breakfasts, 05 Lunch and 06 Dinners.

English-speaking guide from arrival Leh (day 01) till departure Leh (day 07).

Non-air-conditioned chauffeur-driven private vehicle as per the itinerary.

Availability of Mineral water bottles, disposable face masks, hand sanitisers, wet wipes, and Oxygen Cylinders in the vehicle throughout the tour.

Return airport transfers with meet and assist.

All the monument entrances and rides as specified in the itinerary.

Red cross fee, environment fee, wildlife fee and restricted area permit fee.

What’s not Included

Any International/Domestic flights.

Visa fees, Travel Insurance, any medical tests, and quarantine (if needed).

Except 17 Meals - 06 Breakfasts, 05 Lunch and 06 Dinners.

Alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages not stated in the itinerary.

Any optional tours, pre- or post-occupancy, early check-in, and late check-out.

Any additional transfers.

Personal Expenses, any sort of tips/gratuities.

Anything which is mentioned not mentioned in the “What’s Included section.”

How to Get Tourist Visa
- A Complete Guide

Yes, India has opened all categories of tourist visa and welcoming international travelers and allows visitors from around 156 eligible countries to apply for a tourist e-Visa. Also, from March 27 th , 2022, India has resumed regular international flights.

One month Tourist Visa
Duration: One Month (30 Days).
Entries: Double Entry, non-extendable and non-convertible
The 01-month tourist visa must be applied for online a minimum 4 days in advance
One year Tourist Visa
Duration: One year (365 Days) from the date of grant of Electronic Travel
Authorization (ETA).
Entries: Multiple
The 01-year tourist visa must be applied 120 days in advance from proposed date of
travel.
Five years Tourist Visa
Duration: Five years from the date of grant of Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)
Stay duration: Continuous stay during each visit shall not exceed 90 days for countries except Canada, Japan, UK and USA. For Canada, Japan, UK and USA, continuous stay during each visit shall not be exceed 180 days.
Entries: Multiple
The 05-year tourist visa must be applied 120 days in advance from proposed date of travel.

Fill and submit your e-Visa application on
https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/Registration.
This application form is for those foreign tourists who are applying for e-visa from outside India.
You need fill e-Visa application for each person separately as each form is for 01 (One) person only.
Fill the information exactly in the manner asked in the form, especially the Names, Date of birth and Address.

You are recommended to verify / double check the information filled before submitting as modification are not allowed once the application form is submitted. Incase if anyone is not ready to submit the application form, then you can click on “Save and Temporarily Exit” and you can complete it later by clicking “Complete Partially Filled Application Form”.
Make a note of Application ID (for further communication) which will be generated automatically by the system.
After filling out all the information, in the end you will be asked to upload a Photo of the applicant as per the below requirements. (Application is liable to get rejected, if the uploaded photograph is not clear or not as per the below specifications mentioned below).
*Photo requirements*
Format JPEG
Size: Minimum 10 KB and Maximum 01 MB
The minimum dimensions are 350 pixels (width) and 350 pixels (height).
It should be recent front facing photograph with full face and eyes open with a white background. No shadows should be on the face or in the background. Center head within frame and present full head from top of hair to bottom of chin.
*Note*: Do not crop the passport Image to use it as your recent photograph After successfully uploading your photograph, you would need to Click on “Confirm” and then you will be asked to pay the e-Visa Fees which you can pay by the Credit card / Debit card and payment wallets.
Once you make the payment, you will receive a confirmation of submission of your application on the email id provided by you while filling up the application form. Your e-Visa application may take 72 hours or more for processing. You will be intimated about your Visa status (Granted or Rejected) on your email id provided by you in the e-Visa application.

You may check the status of your e-Visa application by clicking 'Check your Visa Status' on https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html

Usually it takes 02 – 03 weeks to get your application processed but there is no exact timeline provided by the Government of India Officials.

The tourist e-visa (30 Days) fee is just only 30 USD per person which is not included in the price mentioned price on this website.

Applicant can schedule the appointment as per his/ her convenience with the concerned Indian Mission.

Each applicant to schedule a separate appointment with the Indian Mission

Process for filling up online application form:
Applicant shall access the Visa Application system online through the following link: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in

Applicant visits the above-mentioned web link and selects the Indian Mission from where he intends to apply for the Visa from the tab Select Mission.

Applicant fills the application on-line as per the forms standardized by the Ministry.

After filling the form and submitting it, the system shall automatically generate an Application Id. Applicants are requested to keep this Application Id for further
communications with the concerned Indian Mission.

System will automatically ask the Applicant for the following confirmation: Select 'Yes'; if the applicant want to seek appointment and make payment online or 'No' if the applicant just want to print the submitted application form.

If the applicant response is ‘No’ then it is requested by the applicant to take the printout of the submitted online application form and approach the concerned Indian Mission for submission of the online form along with supporting documents.

If the response from applicant is 'Yes' then the system automatically takes the link to perform the following:

Selection of Date and Time of appointment at the concerned Indian Mission

Calculation of Visa fee, service charge, VAT etc. as applicable according to the Visa type

e-Payment * using service providers payment system

In case the facility of Appointment Scheduling and e-Payment is not available for the concerned Indian mission, then applicant has to take the printout of the online
application form and visit the concerned Indian Mission to submit the same along with supporting documents and make the payment.

*The e-payment facility is not available for all the Indian Missions abroad. Wherever they said facility is not available, it is requested to kindly submit the application
submission fees to either the out sourcing agency or to the Mission directly along with the supporting documents.

Online application Form
This application form is meant for those foreigners who are applying for visa from outside India

Each online application form is meant for one person only. Separate application has to be filed for each applicant.

Furnish information exactly in the manner asked for in the forms, especially the names, address and date of birth.

Applicants are required to verify the application details before submitting the online application. They have an option to save the online application form, in case it is not to be submitted.

Once the online application form is submitted by the applicant, then further modifications are not allowed. Hence applicants are requested to check and validate
the details before submitting the online application form.

Applicants are requested to keep the Application Id (generated automatically after the submission of online form) for further communications.

Photo Requirements

Online India Visa Application allows the Applicant to upload a digital photograph of self to complete the regular visa application.

The digital photograph to be uploaded along with the Visa application should meet the following requirements:
Format JPEG
Size: Minimum 10 KB and Maximum 300 KB
The height and width of the Photo must be equal.
Photo should present Full face, front view, eyes open.
Center head within frame and present full head from top of hair to bottom of chin.
Background should be plain light coloured or white background.
No shadows on the face or on the background.
Without borders.
Make sure that photo presents full head from top of hair to bottom of chin. Head should measure 1 inch to 1-3/8 inches (25mm to 35mm). Make sure eye height is
between 1-1/8 inches to 1-3.

Usually it takes 02 – 03 weeks to get your application processed but there is no exact timeline provided by the Government of India Officials.

It varies from country to Country.

Essential Travel tips

Some of the Essential Travel Tips and Suggestions, you should know before planning your trip.

All foreign nationals entering India are required to possess a valid international travel document in the form of a national passport with a valid visa obtained from an Indian Mission or Post abroad.

Original, signed passport has to be valid for 6 months from day of application, and with at least two blank visa pages for Indian visa stamps. Amendment pages are not acceptable for visa stamps. Tourist visas are eligible up to 6 months (180 days).Original, signed passport has to be valid for 6 months from day of application, and with at least two blank visa pages for Indian visa stamps. Amendment pages are not acceptable for visa stamps. Tourist visas are eligible up to 6 months (180 days).

Plan and obtain necessary immunizations and malaria prophylaxis. Travellers should get properly inoculated against Yellow Fever if coming through infected regions. If, planning for a long trip, consider having a complete pre-departure health check-up.

[Only single-entry Tourist Visa-on-Arrival valid up to 30 days is granted; it shall be non- extendable and non-convertible. Tourist Visa-On-Arrival (TVOA) may be allowed for a maximum of two times in a calendar year to a foreigner with a minimum gap of two months between two visits.]

The Foreigner (Protected Areas) Act requires foreigners to obtain a Protected Area Permit (PAP) to visit certain areas in India (mainly in the North-East). This requirement is in addition to getting an Indian visa. A PAP is normally issued for 10 days and has an option of a 7-day extension. The PAP is issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs. Also, different authorities of the concerned Indian states, FRROs, and Indian missions abroad can also issue such permit. Normally, your travel agent should be able to obtain the PAP for you.

Have photocopies of all the important documents like passport, visas, travel insurance and driving license et cetera, just in case it is lost.

Carry mosquito repellents or nets with you.

It is a good idea to obtain some local currency at the exchange currency bank once you reach the arrival lounge where our representative shall meet and greet you. This would help meet few immediate expenses. [Exchange rate at the airport is not good so it’s recommended to change small amount there.] Exchange money only through authorized banks or moneychangers. Insist on Encashment Certificate while exchanging money. These certificates will be required to reconvert the unused money on departure from India.

While some banks and 5-star hotels will change Travellers’ Cheques, the process is very time consuming, and commissions can be high (up to 10%) and it is difficult to change Travellers’ Cheques on weekends and public holidays. The easiest cheques to change are Thomas Cook or American Express in USD. All banks in India function from Monday to Friday. There are many ATMs from which one can withdraw cash 24x7.

The hotel check-in time in India varies between 12-noon and 14:00 hrs. and the check-out time: 12-noon.

The electrical supply is 220/240V and 50Hz. Carry the appropriate “round pin” electric connectors like European ones.

Please DO NOT drink tap water, even in hotels or restaurants as it usually contains high levels of minerals than the water you are used to drinking in your own country. It is fine for a local to drink water from a tap as their bodies are conditioned to it, but for everyone else we highly recommend you always drink bottled water. Bottled water is found everywhere and is quite cheap.

As a general guideline, clothing should be lightweight, loose fitting, hard-wearing and easily washed. In India’s hot summer months, cotton clothing is much more comfortable than man-made materials like nylon. You should bear in mind that India has conservative attitudes towards dress, particularly in remote areas. Women, and also to a certain extent men, will find that the way they dress will often determine the degree of respect they receive from both men and women. It is advisable to keep legs, shoulders and upper arms covered, and we recommend that you bring appropriate clothing for this purpose.

Do not encourage beggars and street urchins by giving them money or other articles. In most of the cases they beg, as they have become habitual of easy money.

Don't ever enter a temple, tomb, dargah or gurudwara with shoes on. Leather articles are forbidden to be carried in Hindu and Jain temples. Do not wear black clothes while visiting a Jain temple. Dress conservatively at a place of worship. In a gurudwara or dargah, one should cover his/her head with a cloth. Parikrama or walking around the sanctum sanctorum should always be in clockwise direction. Taking photograph of the deity in a temple is normally not permitted.

Export of most wildlife and their products, antiques more than 100 years old is either banned or strictly regulated. Selling and buying "shahtoosh" shawls and Ivory is a crime. Buy at genuine shops only. Bargaining is a popular practice in India and necessary too. While buying an article, make sure that the entire transaction is legal and transparent so that you may claim later if dissatisfied.

Don't eat anything offered by fellow travellers on train or road travels. It might have sleeping pills. Always travel reserved class in trains. Always chain and lock your luggage under your berth in a train. Don't keep anything valuable near the window. Always carry plenty of water, fluids in trains. A lone woman traveller may request to be accommodated near other women travellers.

India is geographically varied; therefore, the climate also varies. Always be aware of the weather before you travel to a region. Always make sure you carry the appropriate clothing to keep yourself comfortable, so you can enjoy your trip. English is a commonly used and understood language throughout India. However, interpreters and guides for other languages are also easy to book. Indians are friendly and helpful.

Remember photography in many places is not allowed such as airports, sensitive controversial religious places such as Mathura and Ayodhya. You might need special permission to take photos or shoot videos. If you are a casual tourist, then it will be fine. You might have to pay a “camera fee”.

If you are happy with the services provided by your tour leader, local guides and drivers, waiters, a tip – though not compulsory – is appropriate. While it may not be customary to you, it is of great significance to the people who will take care of you during your travels; inspires excellent service and is an entrenched feature of the tourism industry. Please consider this when budgeting for your extra expenses on this trip.

Overall, India is a safe country. But all visitors should exercise the usual levels of vigilance.

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Enigmatic Edges of Ladakh

Tour Overview

Want to Go For A Memorable Holiday?

Price Of Hotel Type:0

Highlights

Day-By-Day

Welcome to Leh (By Domestic Flight)

Explore the magnificent Monasteries around Leh

Travel Nubra Valley (Approx. 3000M) via Khardung La Pass (Approx. 5680M)

Travel to Nature's Masterpiece, Pangong Tso (Approx. 4225M)

Return to Leh visiting Takthok Gompa and Hemis Monasterya

Explore the sites of Leh town.

Farewell to India

Welcome to Leh (By Domestic Flight)

Explore the magnificent Monasteries around Leh

Travel Nubra Valley (Approx. 3000M) via Khardung La Pass (Approx. 5680M)

Travel to Nature's Masterpiece, Pangong Tso (Approx. 4225M)

Return to Leh visiting Takthok Gompa and Hemis Monasterya

Explore the sites of Leh town.

Farewell to India

What’s Included

What’s not Included

How to Get Tourist Visa - A Complete Guide

Essential Travel Tips

Customize Your Trip

Technical Notes

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How to Get Tourist Visa
- A Complete Guide

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