1. Daily Meals - As per mentioned above in package at the Hotels. 
   
2. Airport / hotel transfers + city tour + Drives as per the itinerary by Air – Conditioned Tata Indigo Car / Similar with an ALL INDIA TOURIST PERMIT.
   
3. All currently applicable taxes, however, any other tax as and when levied by the Government shall be extra.
   

1. Any meal unless specified above.
   
2. Rohtang Pass as per Union Transport only on Direct Payment.  
   
3. Any Air Fare/ Train Tickets.
   
4. Any Guide Services.
   
5. All entrances fees to monuments.
   
6. Personal nature expenses like telephone / laundry bills etc.
   
7. Airports tax and travel insurance etc.
   
8. Services not specified above.
   

To greet people in India fold your palms in front the chest and say “Namaste”. While saying it bow your head slightly – in this way you will signify your respect to another person. The word Namaste comes from the Sanskrit words “Namah te” and means “I bow to you”.Indians say that the real meeting between people is the meeting of their minds. They believe greeting each other with Namaste welcomes their minds to meet.

In India handshake is common among men mostly. Western woman may offer her hand to a westernized Indian man, but usually not to others. Traditional Indian women can shake hands with other women, but normally not with men.

Mysterious Indian head wobble is a non-verbal equivalent of a multipurpose Hindu word “Accha”, which can mean anything from “Good” to “I understand”. Usually head wobble is used by Indian people to respond in the affirmation.  For example, if you ask if you can order taxi and a person will wobble his or her head in reply, that will mean “Yes”. Sometimes head wobble could mean “Thank you” or simply be a sign of friendliness. The head wobble is more prevalent in south regions of India like Kerala; moving on the north you’ll notice that this gesture is less common there.

In traditional Indian culture pointing footwear at people is seen insulting, or touching people or objects with your feet or shoes. If you occasionally do so, you should apologize straight away. On the other side, touching with a hand elder person feet is a sign of respect in India.

Head is considered as the most sensitive part of body in Indian culture, and it is recommended to avoid touching another person head to prevent offending him or her.

Indian people are not used to express their romantic feelings in public. Kissing and hugging outside could be misunderstood in traditional Indian society.

If you visit Hindu temples in India, dress in loose, covering your hands and legs, clothes. Women in this case are required to cover their hair. Remember to take off your shoes before entering temple or mosque. It is polite to take off shoes while visiting somebody’s house or even somebody’s shop in India too.

BOOKING CONDITIONS:

At the time of confirmation of the booking we would require 50% advance of the total invoice.

Balance 50% will be paid 60 days prior to the date of arrival.

For immediate purchase or within 60 days purchase guest has to made full payment before bookings.

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