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  • car image Maruti Suzuki - Swift Dzire / similar Standard
    • 4 + 1 Seats
    • 3 Bags
    • A.C.
    • KMs30 KMs
    • ₹1,348 ₹1,200 Fare Details

    Fare Breakup

    • Base Fare : ₹1,200
    • GST (@ 5%): ₹60
    • Total Fare : ₹1,260

    Inclusions

    • Distance Included : 30 KM
    • Waiting / Halt Time 30 Mins

    Exclusions

    • Extra KM beyond 23.6 KM: ₹17/KM
    • Waiting / Halt Charges after 30 Mins : ₹ 110/Hour
    • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 250
    • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals ( if applicable)
  • car image Toyota - Innova / similar Family
    • 6 + 1 Seats
    • 4 Bags
    • A.C.
    • KMs30 KMs
    • ₹1,798 ₹1,600 Fare Details

    Fare Breakup

    • Base Fare : ₹1,600
    • GST (@ 5%): ₹80
    • Total Fare : ₹1,680

    Inclusions

    • Distance Included : 30 KM
    • Waiting / Halt Time 30 Mins

    Exclusions

    • Extra KM beyond 23.6 KM: ₹22/KM
    • Waiting / Halt Charges after 30 Mins : ₹ 130/Hour
    • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 250
    • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals ( if applicable)
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Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Rewa

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 226 KMs
₹5,091 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹5,091
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹255
  • Total Fare : ₹5,346

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 226 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 226 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Rewa

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 226 KMs
₹5,091 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹5,091
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹255
  • Total Fare : ₹5,346

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 226 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 226 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Khajuraho

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 408 KMs
₹8,995 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹8,995
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹450
  • Total Fare : ₹9,445

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 408 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 408 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Jabalpur

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 458 KMs
₹10,068 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹10,068
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹503
  • Total Fare : ₹10,571

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 458 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 458 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Jhansi

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 558 KMs
₹12,213 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹12,213
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹611
  • Total Fare : ₹12,823

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 558 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 558 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Siliguri

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 711 KMs
₹15,495 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹15,495
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹775
  • Total Fare : ₹16,269

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 711 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 711 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Delhi

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 829 KMs
₹18,026 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹18,026
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹901
  • Total Fare : ₹18,927

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 829 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 829 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport

Meerut

  • Standard
  • 4 + 1 Seats
  • 3 Bags
  • A.C.
  • KMs 846 KMs
₹18,390 Fare Details

Fare Breakup

  • Base Fare : ₹18,390
  • GST (@ 5%): ₹920
  • Total Fare : ₹19,310

Inclusions

  • Distance Included : 846 KM
  • Waiting / Halt Time 45 Mins

Exclusions

  • Extra KM beyond 846 KM: ₹11/KM
  • Waiting / Halt Charges after 45 Mins ₹ 110/Hour
  • Chauffeur Night Allowance (10:00 PM - 05:00 AM) ₹ 200
  • Tolls, Parking and State Permits as per actuals (if applicable)

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  • Tourist Places in Varanasi
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    • Assi Ghat (Spiritual Places)
    • Kashi Vishwanath Temple (Spiritual Places)
    • Dhamek Stupa (Spiritual Places)
    • Sarnath Mueseum (Museum )
    • Gyanvapi Mosque (Spiritual Places)
    • Mani Karni Ka Ghat (Spiritual Places)
    • Ramnagar Ghat (Spiritual Places)
  • Blog Post on Varanasi

    • 10 Best Places to Celebrate Holi In India :

      Holi celebration in India

      Falling on a full moon evening in the month of Phalguna, Holi is a celebration that starts on an evening and extends to the next day.  Holi, being the festival of colours is symbolic to the new beginning and, marks the entry of Spring that brings in joy, festivity and fertility.

      It showcases the philosophy of Nature and Life, as how everything that once lay cold, withered and lifeless blooms into something warm, bright, vernal and full of life!

      Holi is best enjoyed by visiting different places and allowing the warmth, and vibrant colours to seep in through your skin, enhancing your deeper within. Here are some of the best places to visit this Holi!

      1. Vrindavan

      This legendary place holds a bewitching tale of the love between Radha and Krishna as they enjoyed throwing colours made of turmeric and scented flowers at each other to depict the various colours that represent their relation.

      Book a taxi service in Vrindavan and be a witness to this festival that’s celebrated at the famous Bankar Bihari Temple with much pomp and fervour!

      2. Delhi

      If you want to socialise and have a fun-filled Holi, Delhi’s Holi-Cow is the perfect place to be. With some talented artists, the show promises to be a great entertainment.

      3. Hampi

      Holi may not be as popular in the South as in the North but, nonetheless there is a place to go if you are headed towards the south or stay nearby. Hampi of Karnataka is not just a beautiful city of ruins but also a sight to behold during Holi.

      4. Varanasi

      Varanasi’s Rangbhari Shiva playing colours with Parvati is an auspicious occasion. Taxi services in Varanasi provides an affordable opportunity to safely enjoy this festival.

      5. Goa

      Want to celebrate Holi in a different way amidst the vast shore of the Arabian Sea surrounded by an energetic crowd? There is no better place than Goa. Take a cab in Goa and party away to glory this Holi!

      6. Shantiniketan

      Adding more meaning to the festival of colours is the Shantiniketan where the celebrations are harmonious.

      7. Manipur

      The Yaoshang Festival at Manipur is a week-long celebration that marks the festivity uproar in Manipur. Take a cab to Manipur and enjoy the grand processions!

      8. Punjab

      The Holla Mohalla by the Sikhs is an exemplary example of warrior-ness and braveness along with the colours.9.

      9. Mathura

      Lathmar Holi of Mathura is as amusing and playful as the colour ones. The tradition here includes the wives beating up their husbands with a stick. Take a taxi in Mathura and enjoy this unique Holi celebration!

      10. Udaipur

      Want to witness Holi in the most sophisticated manner? Udaipur’s Royal Holi with bonfires lit up will surely leave you with a memorable feel.

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    • Diwali Destination of India :

      Diwali also known as Festival of Lights, is one of the most popular festival of  India. It is widely celebrated in almost every cities of the country. Tourists come from different parts of the world to witness the ceremony and enjoy the experience of this vibrant festival. Different places are decorated as per their culture, tradition and faith, and the entire nation is cheerful and in a gala mood of celebration. There are different places in this country to explore widely for travellers during this festival.

      Below mentioned are 5 Diwali Destinations of India which should be visited by all the travellers during Diwali :

      • Kolkata :

      Kolkata celebrates Diwali by worshiping Goddess Kali and Kali Puja is performed to mark the victory of good over evil. Diyas and candles can be seen everywhere in the city with grown up’s and children burning crackers in the same spirit of love and devotion. Beautiful Kali Puja pandals can be seen all across the city and temples along with beautiful lighting which makes the city more lively and glorious. Kolkata is a place to visit if you want to witness a different Diwali from all other cities. The place has many tourist destinations and a rich heritage to explore. Kolkata is a must visit this Diwali, be it with your friends, families or relatives, this place has something to offer for all tourists and is noted Diwali destination of India.

      • Chennai :

      Chennai being the capital city of Tamil Nadu, has a totally different perspective of Diwali and is popularly known as Dhanteras. The local people here worships Lord Kubera, who is believed to be the divine treasurer. Offerings are made to his idol with dry dates, honey and jaggery. The Goddess of health is Dhanvantari, is also worshipped during this time. Crackers are burned to drive away evil spirits. This place is a must visit and surely a Diwali destination for all the tourists who wish to see the rites and rituals practiced in southern part of India.

      • Amritsar :

      Diwali is celebrated with utmost enthusiasm in Amritsar and the rest of Punjab than any other place in the country. The city mostly includes some of the grand Diwali parties which will charge you up from head to toe. Travellers are mesmerised by the beauty of the famous Golden Temple during this festival. The temple is decorated with thousands of diyas stacked in a row that makes this Gurudwara shine brighter. Spectacular Fireworks can be seen in the sky during night when people burn crackers to celebrate the victory of good over evil. Amritsar is also a Diwali destination of India and must visit for all the travellers to witness the beauty and grand celebration of Diwali in Punjabi style.

      • Varanasi :

      Varanasi is place where Diwali is celebrated for a week and is considered as one of the best places to visit during Diwali. The place is filled with travellers from different corners of the world. Dev Deepavali is the name of the festival in Varanasi i.e Diwali of the Gods. It is believed that Gods come from heaven to bathe in the Holy waters of the River Ganga during this time. The way of celebrating this festival has gained so much popularity amongst nomads from India and other countries. The festival depicts the faith and love for God when the entire people come together as congregation and worship at the banks of River Ganga. This place is a must Diwali destination of India be it with solo travelling or in groups.

      • Goa :

      Goa is a popular tourist destination for parties and beaches which attracts tourist from different parts of the world. Diwali in Goa is popular and one of it’s kind and also attracts tourists from around the world. The main reason for it’s popularity is Narak Chaturdashi, in which every village burns huge effigies of Narakasura or the devil. Most interestingly, competitions are also held to see whose effigy is the  huge and the most scariest. Goa is a must visit and a popular Diwali destination of India.

      If you plan to visit any of these destinations this Diwali, just give us a call and we will make a perfect package for you. Because we love it when you create awesome memories with us.

      Good luck.


       

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    • Places to visit during Dussehra Festival :

      Dussehra is one of the most auspicious festival in Hindu religion and is celebrated  in different way in various cities.  The name Dussehra is derived from the sanskrit word meaning the tenth and last day of Navratri. It also marks the triumph of the God Rama over the demon king Ravana . Let’s take a look at 5 different cities which is a must visit in the long weekend holidays of Dussehra to witness the impressive way of celebrating this festival :

      1. Bastar

      Dussehra celebration in Bastar is very uniquely celebrated with participation of leading tribes of the VIllage areas. Great devotion is shown to worship the idols and the people from villages gather at the temple of Danteshwari. Rituals like girl rolling on the bed of thorns and Jogi buried till shoulder beneath the land surface  for nine days are part of the festival. Bastar is one of the must visit places if you feel like celebrating Dussehra with full devotion and explore something new.

      2. Varanasi

      Varanasi is one of most Holiest places in Hindu religion and it has tendency to attract large number of people on festive seasons. One such festival is the Dussehra, during which the city attracts tourists from every part of the world. People come here to witness the famous Ram Leela which is played in Ramnagar, 15 kilometers from the main city. Different locations in Ramayana are build through different structures to portray the essence in all its fullness. Sadhus from all  over the country visit Ramnagar during this festival.

      3. Kullu

      Kullu has altogether a different perspective of celebrating Dussehra and attracts people from different cities to witness their way of celebration. It all starts with worshiping the idol of Lord Raghunathji. The locals carry the idol of different Gods to pay tribute to Lord Raghunathji, their major Deity. The last day i.e the tenth day is started with prayers and worship and the idol of Lord Raghunathji is carried to the Beas River where the Grass is put on fire which implies the burning and destruction of Ravana’s kingdom, Lanka.

      4. Delhi

      Delhi being located at the heart of India, celebrates Dussehra in the most entertaining way with pujas and worship being part of the entire festival. The first nine days, known as Navratri is a period of prayer and fasting and on the tenth day the Ravana is burnt using firecrackers along with his two brothers. It attracts people from various religion for fun and enjoyment and tourists also come in large number to witness this festival. All the temples of Lord Rama is decorated with lights, flowers and diyas. Epic Ramayana is portrayed through Ram Leela being played by artists at Ram Leela maidan. This festival has some amazing fireworks and tourist can also visit other attractions as well.

      5. Ahmedabad

      The city is decorated to the fullest for ten days and people are attracted in large numbers from corners of the world to witness Dussehra in Ahmedabad. Locals from the city wait for the evening of  Garba and Dandiya Rasa and also it has become a famous art form for the foreigners and they too enjoy it equally. Goddess Amba is worshiped often by people of Gujrat during this festival.



       

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