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Gujarat Cultural Tour

From the rocky heights of the Sahyadri Mountains across to the salt flats of Desert of Kutch, Gujarat has something for everyone. Wander through remain of ancient Indus Valley civilizations; venture to meet the lions of Gir Forest; soak in the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi; dance on the streets for nine nights of Navratri. Enjoy an unparalleled ethos of hospitality. It offers the experience of vibrant and exquisite architecture in Ahmadabad, rich wildlife reserves at Gir and Dasada, white beaches at Diu and colorful clothing and attires of the tribal people.

On arrival check in at the hotel and after fresh en up take a sightseeing tour of Ahmedabad. The Sabarmati River divides Ahmedabad into two distinct parts. The east of the river includes the original Walled city and most of the monuments are based in this part of the city. Proceeding for the sightseeing we will first visit the famous Mosque of Siddi Saiyad. This mosque was the last significant monument of the Sultanate period. Also visit Hutheesing Jain Temple, the beautiful temple built in 1848 by one of the influential families of Ahmedabad, stands near the Delhi Darwaza on the road to Shahibaug. Later proceed to Dada Hari ni Vav also known as Bai Harir ni Vav. The vav marks an important transition to Indo- Islamic architecture of Gujarat defined by its use of elements from both Hindu and Islamic styles. Also visit Jama Masjid, this mosque was built during the reign of Sultan Ahmed Shah I and at this time it is believed to have been the largest mosque in the sub-continent.
In the Morning after breakfast check out of the hotel and take a sightseeing tour of western part of Sabarmati River but before that visit The Calico Museum. This is one of the best textile museums in the world. After museum proceed to we will have lunch at a city restaurant en route. In afternoon we will cover the western part of Sabarmati River. We will visit to Gandhi Ashram. In 1917, Mahatma Gandhi established the Satyagraha Ashram along the Sabarmati River. He chose a barren location so that he could experiment with farming, livestock and other ideas. Hridaya Kunj, the simple cottage where he lived, is now a national monument and preserved as it was during the Mahatma’s life-time. In the evening visit, Sarkhej Roza which is about 8 kilometers away from the city, Sarkhej Roza comprises one of the most elegant architectural complexes of Ahmedabad. Have dinner and overnight proceed to diu by coach.

Note: The Calico Museum remain closed on Wednesday
On arrival in Diu Check-in at the Hotel. Diu, with its pleasant beaches and generally few tourist crowds, offers a great pace of change. The territory is predominantly occupied by fishing communities. The Portuguese effects can be observed in the buildings, churches and the narrow winding streets that converge at piazzas. Its carefree people and colorful fishing villages give Diu a unique flavor. In evening time enjoy the Nagoa beach where coastline is enhanced by hoka trees. The hoka is a palm tree native to Mozambique that arrived with Portuguese.
After breakfast, proceed for sightseeing of Diu. We will first visit Diu Fort. This is the town’s central landmark built by Portuguese. The Panikota Forte do Mar, which stands unperturbed in the middle of the sea, is also visible. After fort proceed to Diu Museum. Here St Thomas Church has been converted into a museum. In the end visit three-storied exterior decorated with shell like motifs St. Paul’s Church. This early-17th century Gothic church is dedicated to Our Lady of Immaculate Conception. After having lunch in the city restaurant proceed to Sasan Gir en-route stopping at Somnath Temple of Lord Shiva. Check-in into Hotel in Gir. In evening relax at resort to wake up early in the next morning.

Sasan Gir is popularly known as the “Gateway to Gir National Park”. In 1965 government set up the sanctuary across 1,153 sq km to protect the Asiatic lion (Panthera leo persica) and this National Park is considered to be one of the most important protected areas in Asia due to its supported species. In addition to Asiatic Lions, you can spot Jungle cat, hyena, jackal and leopards. The forest has about 300 species of birds including King Vulture, Crested serpent eagle, Great horned Owl, Bush quail, woodpecker and hornbill. This dry teak forest is also home to more than 507 plant species. Later have dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Explore the reserve on early-morning. Later enjoy the serenity of the environment and day free for team building activities and lots of fun. Evening is free for leisure and shopping. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After breakfast, proceed for to Porbandar (the birth place Gandhiji). In Porbandar city, we will visit Kirti Mandir the three story house where Gandhiji was born in 1869. Next to his residence is the 24-m high Kirti Mandir with 79 lamps on is peak – one for each year of Gandhiji life. Evening is free for shopping and leisure. Overnight at the hotel.
In the morning after breakfast check out from the hotel and drive down to Ahmedabad railway station to board your train back home.

Return Home with Wonderful Memories.

Program Fee includes the following:

  • Airfare/train fare and Taxes from Delhi.
  • Accommodation in quad (four) sharing basis for Students.
  • Accommodation in quad (four) sharing basis for Teachers.
  • One Teacher complimentary as per ratio discussed, Additional staff members on extra payments.
  • Bus/Internal Transfers.
  • Breakfast (daily) at the Hotel coffee shop.
  • Lunch (daily) fast food only with options for Vegetarians & Non Vegetarians.
  • Dinner (daily) Indian with options for Vegetarians & Non Vegetarians.
  • 24Hr Emergency Contact.
  • Full Time Tour Director.
  • Guided Educational Sightseeing Tours with Tour Director.
  • Entrance Fees to all the Attractions (As per Itinerary).
  • Fees of all Educational Workshops.
  • All Workshops as per the Program.

Exclusions

  • Anything which is not mentioned above.

Notes

  • One Teacher complimentary on every 10 paid Student as per ratio mentioned.
  • We do not include any expenses of personal nature.eg. Laundry, Telephone calls, Extra Meals, Shopping etc.
  • Please note that the above given quotation will expire on 15thAugust 2014.
  • The above quotation is subject to our standard terms and conditions.
  • Student Teacher ratio as mentioned.
  • Any change in the airport taxes, fuel surcharges etc will be borne by the applicant
  • We do not include any expenses of personal nature.eg. Laundry, Telephone calls, Extra Meals, Shopping etc
  • Cost of Traveling from School to starting point of Tour and return has to be borne by the applicant
  • The above costing is from Ex – Delhi Airport/ Railway Station.
  • The above quotation is subject to our standard terms and conditions.
  • In case school is not able to provide the minimum number of paid students on the Trip, Earnest Education Tours reserve the right to combine it with other schools which are traveling on same trip around the same time with their consent.

This information is primarily for parents: All our tours are teacher led. If you’re interested in sending your child a tour, please send us the contact information of the concerned teacher in his/her school. We will contact the school authorities and pursue it further. Once the school approves the tour, students can register for the tour.


Registration and Documentation: You need to fill in the registration form provided and submit the necessary documents (which will be informed to you) along with the registration fees.


Manage Deadlines: Earnest Educational Tours makes all the arrangements for your tour months in advance. It is important for you to adhere to all the payment deadlines provided to you to ensure that your child's reservation is secure.


Get Prepared For The Tour: You will receive a detailed itinerary, details of hotels and a copy of your ticket from us. Students should spend some time on preparation work. Your child should read up about the places they are about to visit.


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