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From Waves to Wonders: Cruises to Andaman and the Magic of Scuba Diving

Embark on a dual adventure from waves to wonders as you navigate the captivating beauty of the Andaman Islands through Cruises To Andaman that not only sail the azure waters but also unlock the magic of Scuba Diving In Andaman beneath the surface. In this comprehensive guide, we unveil the enchantment that awaits travelers, blending the thrill of cruising with the wonders of the underwater world, and creating an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Bay of Bengal.

Cruising through Andaman's Archipelago

Andaman, an archipelago of over 300 islands, is a treasure trove of natural beauty, and exploring it by cruise unveils a new perspective of this tropical paradise. Boarding a cruise ship from the mainland or opting for island-hopping cruises within Andaman provides an immersive experience. The gentle lull of the waves accompanies you as you sail between islands, each with its unique charm and allure.

Island-Hopping: A Cruise Odyssey

1. Port Blair: Gateway to Andaman's Wonders

Begin your cruise adventure in Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman Islands. Explore the historic Cellular Jail, witness the Sound and Light Show, and soak in the colonial history before setting sail. From Port Blair, cruises offer routes that include stops at Havelock, Neil, Ross, and other islands, allowing you to delve into the diverse landscapes and cultures.

2. Havelock: Pristine Beaches and Coral Reefs

Havelock Island, renowned for its Radhanagar Beach, often dubbed as Asia's best beach, is a highlight of many Andaman cruises. Enjoy the pristine white sands and turquoise waters before venturing into the underwater wonders. The cruise allows for ample time to explore Havelock's vibrant coral reefs, home to a myriad of marine life.

3. Neil Island: Tranquil Retreat

Neil Island, a serene haven, is another gem on the cruising itinerary. The relaxed pace of life and the tranquil surroundings make it an ideal stop for those seeking a peaceful retreat. Cruises often anchor near Neil, allowing passengers to explore its natural beauty and engage in activities like snorkeling and beachcombing.

Magic Beneath the Waves: Scuba Diving Extravaganza

1. The Underwater Wonderland

One of the highlights of cruising in Andaman is the opportunity to explore the underwater wonderland through scuba diving. The clear waters surrounding the islands offer visibility that is second to none, providing an unobstructed view of the vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.

2. Dive Sites: A Variety of Marine Ecosystems

Andaman boasts an array of dive sites catering to all levels of divers. From beginners to seasoned professionals, there's a site for everyone. North Bay, Red Skin Island, and Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park are just a few examples of locations where you can witness the kaleidoscope of colors that the Andaman Sea hides beneath its surface.

3. Marine Life Encounters

Scuba diving in Andaman is not just about exploring coral formations; it's about meeting the incredible marine life that calls these waters home. From majestic manta rays and gentle sea turtles to vibrant clownfish and schools of barracuda, every dive is a chance to encounter the wonders of the deep.

Planning Your Cruise Adventure

1. Cruise Packages and Routes

Selecting the right cruise package is essential to make the most of your Andaman adventure. Choose from packages that include multiple island stops, water activities, and guided tours to make your cruise both thrilling and informative.

2. Scuba Diving Packages

Many cruises offer scuba diving packages as part of their itinerary. Whether you're a certified diver or a novice looking for an introductory dive, there are options to suit every level of expertise. Ensure that your cruise package includes the opportunity to explore Andaman's underwater wonders.

3. Accommodations and Amenities

Cruise ships in Andaman offer a range of accommodations, from standard cabins to luxurious suites. Consider your preferences and budget when selecting the right cruise. Additionally, check the amenities provided on board, such as dining options, entertainment, and water sports facilities.

Conclusion: A Seafaring Symphony of Adventures

In conclusion, cruising through the Andaman Islands is not just a journey across waves; it's an exploration of wonders both above and below the surface. The harmonious blend of island-hopping and scuba diving creates a symphony of adventures that will linger in your memory. From the sun-kissed beaches of Havelock to the mesmerizing depths of the Andaman Sea, this seafaring odyssey promises a tapestry of experiences that transcend the ordinary.

Embark on a cruise to Andaman, and let the magic of scuba diving unfold a world of wonders beneath the waves.

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A land where babies swim before they walk - this is the world of the Moken sea gipsies and remote island getaways.

In the 1946 book Biggles Delivers the Goods by Captain W.E. Johns, the goggled hero flies over the Burmese coast and Andaman Sea as he conquers the Japanese army. Looking down, he sees “Below the aircraft, like a string of green beads dropped carelessly on blue velvet… the islands of the archipelago, lonely, untouched by civilisation, each hiding beneath its tangle of jungle, a wealth of animal, bird, and reptile life...” 

This part of the world remains a largely unexplored lost kingdom where nobody knows all the species living in the dense jungle and in the turquoise waters. A pristine utopia of primal seclusion which is irresistibly lovely, and one of the last few paradises on earth. Here everything is alive, even the shells are crawling. 

Welcome to Myanmar’s Myeik Archipelago! Formerly known as the Mergui Archipelago, this is a place where adventure seekers can make their dreams come true. This is a place for explorers. A place for those who are yearning for destinations that still remain untouched, immaculate and unspoiled by mass tourism. This is a place where tourism is a brand-new terminology. 

The Myeik Archipelago is an immense area with more than 800 islands stretching for 400 km (248 mi) along the long narrow Kra Isthmus, part of the Tanintharyi Region in the extreme south of Myanmar. To the north is Myanmar’s Mon State, and further south are the idyllic Thai islands of Surin and Similan. 

Mainly composed of limestone and granite, the islands vary in size from small jagged rocky outcrops to islands many miles in diameter. The consistently pleasant temperatures, with average lows between 20-24°C (68-75°F) and average highs ranging between 28-33°C (82-91°F), are ideal conditions for tropical wildlife to thrive.

Most of the islands are covered in very dense jungle that drops into the turquoise waters, interrupted only by brilliant white powder-soft sandy beaches and rocky headlands. Some have tidal rivers and are fringed by large mangrove forests where fish and other sea creatures flourish. Others are surrounded by coral reefs and beds of seagrass, adding to the region’s diverse fauna and flora. 

The majority of islands remain uninhabited and untouched, although some of the larger islands are home to small communities of Burmese fishermen and the Moken people, also known as the Sea Gypsies. A few islands each have a single resort catering to tourists who are mostly well off.

However, the archipelago now faces challenges, including climate change, overfishing, and illegal poaching.

UNESCO recently assessed the Myeik Archipelago against World Heritage Site criteria, concluding that it “... forms an ecological system of outstanding biodiversity and integrity. Surveys have recorded 50 globally threatened plants and animals in the Lampi Marine National Park alone …” 

While too early to determine the long-term prospects for this fragile ecosystem, it is hoped that the increasing interest in ecotourism will provide an incentive for local authorities to protect the fauna and flora of the reefs and islands before it is too late.   

The history of Myeik Archipelago is generally unknown to much of the world. Most stories remain untold.

Most, if not all of the islands in the Myeik Archipelago, remained officially off-limits to foreigners for decades. However in 1997, Thai dive operators gained access to selected dive spots as Myanmar’s military government started lifting travel bans, although strict regulations were kept in place. 

When opposition leader and activist Aung San Suu Kyi became state counsellor in 2015, international travellers found it politically and morally acceptable to visit Myanmar. However, during the 2021 military coup she was once again placed under arrest. Still, Myanmar remains open to tourists who are warmly welcomed by the locals, especially those in the tourism industry.

The vast majority of islands remain undiscovered by tourists with many inhabited only by colourful wildlife and the odd fishing village. 

While tourism has increased since the late 1990s, the lack of infrastructure means only a few travellers visit the area, mainly via chartered yachts and live-aboard dive boats from Thailand or even Indonesia. However, the region is poised for change as the almighty tourist dollar is knocking on the door!

PEOPLE OF THE ARCHIPELAGO

The indigenous people guarding this island paradise refer to themselves as Moken, but they have several names. In Myanmar, they are generally known as Salone, while the Thais call them Chao Lay. They have also been dubbed “Sea Gypsies” or “Sea Nomads” by outsiders. Some Western travel writers have described the Moken as a “semi-aquatic race inhabiting a tropical haven”.

The Moken, who have lived undisturbed for centuries among these islands, are one of Myanmar’s most distinct ethnic groups. Over hundreds of years they have adapted to living on the water and moving to land during the rough monsoon season where their huts are built close to shore so they can constantly monitor the sea and their boats. 

Considered hunter-gatherers rather than fishermen, they hunt big fish from their boats using three-pronged spears rather than the destructive nets favoured by traditional fishermen. Masters of free diving, they can hold their breaths for a very long time while perfectly focusing their vision underwater. Women collect a variety of molluscs, sea urchins and sea cucumbers from the bottom of the sea, often as deep as 12 metres (40 ft). 

While the Moken believe one should not be greedy and only take from the sea what they need, they also believe that resources are infinite. 

Often they embark on multi-day fishing trips, though the trend is towards shorter trips, due to decreasing numbers of traditional kabang or big houseboats. As the government no longer allows cutting of the thickest trees needed to construct them, the Moken increasingly harvest fish and other food items closer to the coastline from smaller dugout canoes. 

Traditionally they moved from one island to another once resources were replenished. Nowadays they increasingly inhabit small permanent villages on the islands while their population—currently estimated at between 2,000 and 3,000—continues to slowly grow.

The seas they presided over for centuries are now getting busier with large trawlers and squid boats infringing on their territories. 

The Moken can’t compete for the limited resources, although the Myanmar government is trying to control the influx of foreign boats. As competition increases, it is not clear how they can continue to live a sustainable existence, so they are likely to increasingly abandon their traditional lifestyles and turn to the lucrative tourist trade.

When I recently visited a Moken village on a remote island, I found several stalls selling foods and candies, much of it packaged individually in plastic, with lots of locally-produced dried fish also available. Their customers are local Moken as well as Burmese from nearby islands and the mainland. 

The Moken kids are friendly and welcoming towards visitors, though some gasp in shock—perhaps they have never seen Westerners. Their faces are painted almost comically with the traditional Burmese thanaka, a yellowish-white paint made from ground bark. 

They are very much at home in the water and I could easily believe these kids really can swim before they can walk. 

Some adults smoke locally-rolled green-coloured cheroots, a potent Burmese cigar, as they lazily sit outside their homes and shops gossiping about the latest village news. 

Babies casually sway in little hammocks hanging between palm trees and on the small verandas of the stilted homes. This peaceful existence fits my image of life on a small remote tropical island.

British photographer Cat Vinton spent several weeks in 2009 documenting a Moken family aboard a kabang. 

She writes “...their nomadic free spirit, their lack of a routine, their knowledge of the sea and the jungle, their love of nature… these elusive people are born, live and die at sea. The Moken children can swim before they can walk. Their philosophy focuses on pride in the face of scarcity…”.

The lifestyle of the Moken has changed significantly in recent years and is set to change even more as these islands are increasingly opening up to outsiders and tourists.

THE ISLANDS

From high above the archipelago, the islands appear to form three vague strings, spread out over many miles.

Located in the westernmost reaches of the archipelago, about 85 kilometres (53 mi) west of mainland Myanmar and Thailand, Boulder Island is remote and pristine, earning its name from the gigantic rounded boulders scattered along its shores, some stacked into gravity-defying formations like immense stone sculptures.

Beyond its bizarre rocky landscapes, Boulder Island’s interior harbours lush jungle while idyllic beaches tucked into protected coves are scattered along the coast. With no villages or roads, and only one small eco resort, Boulder Island remains virtually untouched by civilisation.

Its isolation and lack of development means clear waters and intact coral, making Boulder Island one of the archipelago’s finest snorkelling and diving destinations. Look out for juvenile black tip reef sharks, sea otters, and large schools of small fish right in the shallows near the beach!

Jungle trails connect all eight beaches—your escape routes to a hidden paradise of beauty and solitude. 

Each one reveals new surprises from gravity-defying boulder formations to secluded snorkelling spots and beautiful shells. They share soft white sands and crystal clear turquoise waters. The trails also lead to lookout points for panoramic views over the island.

This rugged and unspoiled island is excellent for birding with a diverse array of bird species—spot the white-bellied sea eagles, Brahminy kites, Nicobar pigeons and many more. The chirpy white-rumped shama will unquestionably wake you up early with its beautiful songs. 

Harmless monitor lizards and reticulated pythons also inhabit the jungles, but fortunately, no dangerous animals or insects have been identified making it perfectly safe to explore.

The island’s only accommodation is the privately owned solar-powered Boulder Bay Eco Resort tucked behind the lush fish poison trees and screw pines of Boulder Beach. This small, cosy resort was built to sustainably integrate into the island’s ecology.

After being invited to visit, I boarded the resort’s boat in Kawthaung, Myanmar’s southernmost town. On the pleasant five-and-a-half hour journey to Boulder Island, we passed many beautiful islands and beaches, mostly uninhabited. A speedboat can be arranged for a faster trip.

As the boat approaches the southern side of the island with its distinctive piled-up boulders in the shallow waters, you will see the resort ‘s well-camouflaged beachfront bungalows peeking behind the trees. 

At high tide, you can disembark right onto the beach. During low tide, the boat moors at the concrete jetty which extends beyond the exposed corals. Depending on the conditions, you may need to be chauffeured to the jetty or beach by rubber dinghy or two-person kayak.

The friendly staff will welcome you with an ice-cold drink at the resort’s spacious thatched-roof community centre and check you into your bungalow after a short briefing. With open sea views, the community centre is a place to relax while dining, enjoying the bar, accessing the satellite internet, and playing card games with other adventurers. 

Welcome to paradise!

The resort offers eight eco-friendly seafront bungalows with another twelve amongst the trees. Constructed in the traditional Burmese style with wooden frames and walls, and local palm-leaf roofs, none of the building materials other than bamboo have been harvested from the island. 

The ample supply of fresh water is pumped from a well and meticulously filtered to ensure it is clean and safe to drink. Close to the adjacent beach is the large Yoga Centre, a versatile space for yoga, meditation, meetings, and any other events.

Make use of the resort’s fully equipped dive centre—with a qualified dive instructor, kayaks and snorkelling equipment to explore the surrounding and nearby reefs.  

The area has prolific fish and invertebrate life—in the shallower waters, you can expect to see many coral species as well as parrotfish, pipefish, butterflyfish, snapper, grouper and lots of colourful sea anemones with their resident clown-fish. 

While diving, you may see shark species such as black-tip and tiger sharks, as well as eagle and manta rays, giant stingrays, octopus, seahorses, frogfish, scorpionfish, ribbon eels, ornate ghost pipefish, schools of barracuda, rainbow runners, tuna, trevally, Spanish mackerel—the list is almost endless.

Alternatively, take a multi-day sea safari on the custom-designed live-aboard Burmese-style junk, the MV Sea Gipsy, ideal for diving, snorkelling, adventure excursions and romantic overnight trips. The tastefully decorated boat features five comfortable open-air gazebo areas on the main and upper deck which are transformed into beds with mosquito nets at night, and two bathrooms with toilets and freshwater showers on the main deck.

The huge sundeck invites guests to sunbathe on the wooden deck chairs or sit back under the stars with a glass of wine. Other areas provide space for relaxing either in the sun or shade. 

With the diving and snorkelling gear aboard the boat, explore the world below the surface teeming with iridescent reef fish that glitter like jewels and corals glowing with life. The underwater world invites exploration and promises discovery for those who venture into the depths.

The MV Sea Gipsy cruises between several islands where you can stroll along picturesque beaches, try sea kayaking, swim in crystal-clear turquoise waters, and go snorkelling. You may also meet the local inhabitants, such as the Moken. 

To experience all the resort has to offer, combine a few days in a bungalow with a few days on board the boat. Note that the resort is closed during the monsoon season when the seas can be rough and rain may fall for hours on end.

Boulder Island stands out among the many islands of the Myeik Archipelago—its natural beauty is breathtaking and offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, while the Boulder Bay Eco Resort ensures your time on the island is comfortable and unforgettable.

Arguably the most well-known island in the archipelago is also one of its largest. Lampi Island, about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from the Myanmar mainland, is around 48 kilometres (30 mi) long and five kilometres (3 mi) wide. The island is home to the National Wildlife and Marine Park which protects over 1,000 species of animals, plants and marine life in the Myeik archipelago and was declared an ASEAN Heritage Park in 2003.

As Myanmar’s only marine national park, it is rich in biodiversity with numerous plant species associated with its vast mangrove forests. Some of its many bird species are classified as threatened, including the plain-pouched hornbill and Wallace hawk eagle. 

Among the more unique birds are the white-bellied sea eagle, Nicobar pigeon, crested partridge, red-throated sunbird, brown-winged kingfisher, Pacific reef heron, emerald dove and more. 

Look out for loggerhead and green sea turtles, Sunda pangolin and dugong on and around the island. The region’s diverse range of wildlife also includes the cute spectacled leaf monkey, gibbons, reticulated pythons, monitor lizards, oriental small-clawed otter, lesser mouse-deer, civets, and many more.  Sometimes crab-eating macaques can be seen foraging for crabs on the rocky shores.

Many globally threatened species are amongst its amphibians, reptiles, sea turtles, mammals, fish, crabs, sea snails and sea slugs, bivalve molluscs, sea cucumbers, seaweed, seagrasses, and 333 species of plankton.  

Activities here include canoeing on the two perennial rivers on the west side of the island where the best-conserved mangrove forests are to be found, and hiking in the jungle. While official hiking trails throughout the archipelago are still very limited, if you are adventurous enough to take on the dense forests, you will find hiking through jungles on the islands to be one of the most rewarding experiences in the region. 

Visit the traditional Moken villages with houses built on stilts, and join them for diving and snorkelling in the Andaman Sea.

Across a 220 metre-wide (722 ft) channel known as Salet Galet cove at the westernmost tip of Lampi Island is Wa Ale Island. The protective cove is a popular anchorage for fishing boats in the fairly shallow waters, particularly during turbulent weather. A tiny island in the cove is home to a small community of Moken people. 

Wa Ale Island is known for its pristine kilometre-long dazzling white-sand beaches, flanked by rocky cliffs and backed by lush evergreen jungle. 

The island’s only accommodation is the luxurious Wa Ale Island Resort, creatively constructed with local materials including river stones and reclaimed wood to minimise its impact on the surrounding environment. 

Its luxury tented and treetop villas overlook the beautiful beaches on its doorstep, while the restaurant serves Asian-Mediterranean cuisine with ingredients from the resort’s organic garden and seafood from local fishermen who use sustainable fishing methods. 

As well as relaxing on the white-sand beaches, recreational activities include snorkelling and scuba diving, hiking through the dense jungle, paddle boarding and kayaking through the inlets of the dense mangroves forests. Kayaking and paddle boarding offer great opportunities to move slowly across the shallows that skirt the enchanted mangrove forests and up the small rivers, while getting a glimpse of the many small creatures living in these shallow protected waters.

For more detail about Wa Ale Island Resort, please refer to GlobeRovers Magazine, July 2018.

KAWTHAUNG—THE GATEWAY

One of the gateways to the Myeik Archipelago is Kawthaung, Myanmar’s southernmost town, separated from Thailand’s Ranong Province by a broad estuary of the Pakchan River. Known as Victoria Point during the British rule of Burma between 1824 and 1948, it is a charming, laid-back town straddling the hills between the Kra Buri River and the Andaman Sea. 

Several points of interest include the 21 metre-high (69 ft) Pyi Daw Aye Pagoda on a hill overlooking the town. Built in 1949, the temple features eight meditation niches representing the eight days of the Buddhist week, and 14 Buddha images. About three kilometres (2 mi) further north is the Mey Paw Kyan Pagoda. 

Explore the large area of stilted houses along the edge of the river at the northern end of town with a few restaurants and drinking spots. At low tide, the residents scour the muddy riverbed for molluscs and crabs, while at high tide the kids run along the wobbly planks connecting the houses and then jump into the water to play like fish. The people are very welcoming and curious to engage with visitors.

The downtown area has a few small restaurants serving authentic Burmese food, as well as coffee shops and interesting markets. At the most southern tip is the Nagayone Temple right at the water’s edge. Nearby is the Kawthaung Grand Spirit Shrine.

Before or after your island adventure, stay a few days at the lovely Victoria Cliff Hotel and Resort, located on the cliffs just 6.5 kilometres (4 mi) from Kawthaung harbour. The resort’s luxury accommodation includes Ocean View Wings, Lake View Villas, and Hillside Villas, many of which are brand new with exceptionally beautiful interiors and open sea views.

The resort grounds are well-groomed botanical gardens, complete with a lake, swans, a variety of flowering plants, very tall palm trees and incredibly well-maintained giant bonsais. 

After a day spent enjoying the resort’s facilities or exploring the southern tip of Myanmar, visit the resort’s Maliwan Spa for a relaxing massage or scrub, or work out at the well-equipped fitness centre overlooking the pool and gardens. Enjoy this large swimming pool set among the gardens or the smaller infinity pool overlooking the sea. The resort can accommodate up to 500 guests for weddings, conferences and celebrations. 

At dusk, relax in the large open-air restaurant with stunning views over the sea and nearby islands while you enjoy top class Burmese, Asian, and Western cuisines, paired with wines, beer or cocktails. 

As vibrant sunsets give way to glittering moonlight, you will be astounded by the star-strewn skies at night. The restaurant’s prime location promises to make memories as vivid as the surroundings. Pure bliss!

As our journey through the Myeik Archipelago comes to an end, we leave the untouched beauty of its islands with a sense of awe. 

The pristine beaches, dense jungles, and vibrant underwater life have shown us a world that remains largely unexplored, while the warmth of the Burmese villagers and the Moken people have added a human touch to our tropical paradise adventure. 

However, the challenges facing this archipelago remind us of our responsibility to protect these natural wonders for future generations. 

As we bid farewell, we carry not just memories of scenic beauty, but also a renewed commitment to preserving such magnificent corners of our planet. 

Whether you’re an adventurer at heart or simply a lover of nature, the Myeik Archipelago awaits your discovery. So come, explore, and help to keep this paradise unspoiled.

Check out Boulder Bay Eco Resort’s website for more information and contact them to book an unforgettable experience. Alternatively, make contact via info@boulderbayecoresort.com. An even better way to enjoy these islands is to combine a stay at the resort on Boulder Island, with a few nights cruising around the islands with their boat, the Sea Gipsy. For more information, check the website of the island safaris or write to them at info@islandsafarimergui.com.

To stay at the Victoria Cliff Hotel & Resort, email them at info@victoriacliff.com.

Also, check out my complete guide to the beaches of Myanmar and my list of Myanmar’s 10 best beaches.

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Romantic Escapes: Best Travel Destinations for Honeymoon Couples

Your honeymoon is the most romantic journey of your life. What better place to embark on this love-filled adventure than the incredible and diverse landscapes of India? From pristine beaches to enchanting hill stations, India offers a plethora of choices for couples seeking a perfect honeymoon destination. Let’s explore the Best travel destinations for honeymoon couples.

1. Goa — The Beach Paradise:

With its golden sandy beaches, azure waters, and vibrant nightlife, Goa is a tropical haven for honeymooners. Enjoy beachfront resorts, water sports, and delicious seafood.

2. Kerala — God’s Own Country:

Kerala’s backwaters, lush forests, and hill stations create a heavenly backdrop. Houseboat cruises and spa treatments make it an ideal spot for romance.

3. Udaipur — The City of Lakes:

Known as the ‘Venice of the East,’ Udaipur offers a royal experience. Stay in majestic palaces, take boat rides on Lake Pichola, and explore grand forts.

4. Manali — A Himalayan Retreat:

For mountain lovers, Manali is a paradise. Nestled in the Himalayas, it offers serene landscapes, adventure activities, and cozy mountain lodges.

5. Andaman and Nicobar Islands — Tropical Tranquility:

Crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and secluded beaches make Andaman and Nicobar Islands a romantic escape for water-loving couples.

6. Jaipur — The Pink City:

Discover the rich heritage of Jaipur with its splendid palaces, vibrant markets, and enchanting forts. It’s perfect for history and culture enthusiasts.

7. Munnar — Tea Gardens and Serenity:

Munnar’s rolling tea gardens, misty hills, and serene ambiance make it an excellent choice for a tranquil honeymoon.

8. Agra — The City of Love:

A visit to the Taj Mahal is a must for every newlywed couple. Explore the city’s historical charm and be mesmerized by the symbol of eternal love.

9. Rann of Kutch — A White Wonderland:

The salt desert of the Rann of Kutch comes alive during the Rann Utsav. It’s a unique experience under the starry sky.

10. Darjeeling — The Queen of Hill Stations:

For a cozy escape, Darjeeling offers stunning views of the Himalayas, charming tea gardens, and a serene atmosphere.

Each of these destinations has its unique charm, making it an ideal choice for your honeymoon. India’s diversity ensures that there’s a perfect place for every kind of couple, whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration. So, pick the destination that resonates with your love story, and embark on your romantic adventure in this incredible country. India is not just a place; it’s a journey of love, unity, and togetherness.

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Discover the fascinating wonders of incredible india

India, the land of legends and mysteries, beckons travelers with its kaleidoscope of colors, flavors, and cultural diversity. From the bustling streets of Delhi to the tranquil beaches of Goa, this incredible country offers an immersive travel experience like no other. Discover ancient temples, vibrant festivals, and breathtaking landscapes that will leave you mesmerized. Begin your journey in the capital city of Delhi, where the past and present coexist in perfect harmony. Explore the historic Red Fort, a magnificent UNESCO World Heritage site that narrates the tales of India's glorious past. Marvel at the architectural wonders of the Qutub Minar and Humayun's Tomb, which showcase the grandeur of the Mughal Empire. Dive into the vibrant markets of Old Delhi, where the aromas of spices and the vibrant colors of textiles fill the air. As you travel south, immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Rajasthan. The magnificent palaces of Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur transport you to an era of royalty and opulence. Experience the bustling bazaars, adorned with intricate handicrafts, and witness the vibrant festivals that bring the streets to life. Don't miss the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, as it stands as a testament to eternal love. Venture further south to experience the serene backwaters of Kerala. Cruise through the tranquil waters on a traditional houseboat and witness the lush green landscapes and charming villages that line the shores. Indulge in the flavors of South Indian cuisine, known for its aromatic spices and delectable seafood. Unwind on the golden beaches of Goa, where palm trees sway and the rhythms of music fill the air. In the north, embrace the spiritual aura of Varanasi, the oldest living city in the world. Witness the rituals and ceremonies on the banks of the holy Ganges River, where devotees seek solace and liberation. Explore the mystical city of Rishikesh, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, and delve into yoga and meditation retreats that rejuvenate the mind, body, and soul. India's natural wonders are as diverse as its cultural heritage. From the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the pristine beaches of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the country's landscapes offer a breathtaking escape. Embark on a wildlife safari in the national parks of Ranthambore or Bandhavgarh, where you can spot majestic tigers and other rare species in their natural habitat. India's charm lies in its warm hospitality, where locals greet you with open hearts and friendly smiles. Engage in conversations with the locals, sample regional delicacies, and participate in traditional ceremonies to truly immerse yourself in the vibrant Indian culture. As you bid farewell to incredible India, you carry with you memories of a land that embraces diversity, spirituality, and timeless beauty. This vast country has something for every traveler, from history enthusiasts to nature lovers and spiritual seekers. So, embark on this extraordinary journey and let India weave its magic around you, leaving an indelible mark on your heart and soul.

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Top 7 Romantic Honeymoon Resorts In Thailand

Hey, Congratulations, you’re getting hitched! Now you get to think about the best part…The Honeymoon! And if you are looking to spend some quality time with your loved one in a tropical paradise, look no further than Thailand!

              This beautiful country is known as the ‘Land of Smiles.’

Thailand is an exotic destination perfect for a romantic trip; its idyllic offshore islands feature crystal clear oceans, limestone cliffs and mangrove forests and its luxury hotels boast beachfront villas, sparkling infinity pools, pampering spas and much more. Hey, all the honeymoon couples, the good news is that there are several exotic resorts in Thailand that will surely surprise you and leave you in the woo. Book your Thailand Holiday Packages and enjoy your stays at the below-mentioned Romantic Resorts in Thailand.

Here are 7 Romantic Resorts in Thailand to Cosy Up your Romance

The Sarojin

Scenic locations, and comfortable & luxurious accommodations, are a perfect set-up for any honeymoon. From hot tubs and jacuzzi baths in the rooms to private dinners on the beach or in the jungle, couples massages, sunset cocktails and sun loungers for two-if, you’re looking to indulge thoroughly in your newlywed status, then this is the place to do it. The Sarojin will do its best to make these days the best days of your life. Book Thailand Tour Packages to mark memorable days.

Four Seasons Resorts, Koh Samui

The Four Seasons Resort invites couples to enjoy the laid-back island lifestyle while having all their home comforts. Various accommodations are offered, including 1-bedroom pool villas, 2-bedroom pool apartments, and family pool villas. During your visit, you may get a relaxing massage at the Secret Garden Spa, practice Muay Thai kickboxing, and utilize the fitness facility.

Private cruises, sunset drinks, private film screenings, private Thai-style sala meals, and private in-villa meals are among the fantastic options to spend some quality time with your partner in the resort by booking Thailand Holiday Packages.

Pimalai Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta

Poking out of the jungle slopes, the Pimalai was built to complement nature. The resort is located on Thailand’s Andaman coast, with the most fudged views from its endless pool for couples to enjoy. The premises are pristine and luxurious, and you will have plenty of opportunities to pamper yourself. The evening time is famous in this resort as you can spend time with each other. The Pimalai Resort and Spa is one of the most romantic resorts in Thailand. So, this allows you to indulge in really romantic moments in complete solitude by booking Thailand Honeymoon Packages.

Layana Resort and Spa, Koh Lanta

Koh Lanta is home to many romance-inducing luxury resorts, and one of the best is the Layana Resort and Spa. Watch the ocean strum shoreline from a beautiful infinity salt-water pool. Tides Restaurant and Sundowners Bar are the areas of specialization of the Layana Resort and Spa, which gives stunning views of the beaches. Book Thailand Tour Packages for Couples and enjoy a romantic Candlelit dinner on the beach with your partner.

The Float House, River Kwai

If you are looking for somewhere a little bit different from staying in Thailand, then a night or two in a floating villa will be a fun addition to your itinerary. The Float House is located on the iconic River Kwai and is the unique setting to base yourself for adventuring around Kanchanaburi. Jump straight into the river for a morning swim, explore the nearby caves, and swing on your deck while you watch the sun go down.

Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp and Resort

Perhaps one of the most atmospheric places to stay in Thailand, Anantara in Chiang Rai is pretty special indeed. With a prime location to take in mountain top views that stretch to Myanmar and Laos in the distance, it boasts spectacular spaces filled with Thai art and design, serene pool sides and romantic restaurants. It’s also home to a traditional mahout camp for rescued elephants. Explore this incredible place by booking Thailand Holiday Packages. 

Romantic Resort and Spa, Khao Yai

Khao Yai, the first national park in Thailand, is where you will find the Romantic Resort and Spa. A rather dreamy resort pool (flanked by six elephant statues) sits in a pristine courtyard, while a decadent spa offers bathing facilities in the style of Japanese onsen(hot springs), a salt room and aqua beds. There are a variety of rooms, many of which have a private balcony, a minibar and gripping views of the pool and mountains. Book Thailand Honeymoon Packages and enjoy the most spectacular scenery with your partner.

Concluding Words

For a romantic honeymoon tour, take your partner to any of these resorts and make your days more special in Thailand. Log into Yashvi Tours and Travels website for the best deals on Thailand Tour Packages from India and get to know all about visiting Thailand.

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Affordable Boat Rides in Andaman with REEF LOOKER

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Embark on a romantic journey with our best Andaman honeymoon packages, designed to create unforgettable memories for newlyweds. From private beachside resorts and candlelit dinners by the ocean to adventurous island tours and serene sunset cruises, each package is tailored to offer the perfect blend of romance, luxury, and adventure.

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How to Make the Most of Your Malaysia Trip With These Tours

How to Make the Most of Your Malaysia Trip With These Tours

Malaysia is a top destination for travelers seeking a rich cultural experience, stunning natural landscapes, and delicious cuisine. From bustling cities to serene beaches, this Southeast Asian gem offers something for every kind of traveler. The best way to explore Malaysia’s beauty is through well-curated tours that save time and help you make the most of your trip.

In this guide, we’ll highlight some of the most recommended tours you can take to make your Malaysia experience unforgettable. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or a foodie, there’s a tour for you. Plus, booking your tours through Trip.com gives you access to reliable tour guides, competitive prices, and a seamless booking experience.

1. Kuala Lumpur: Explore the Capital’s Iconic Landmarks

Kuala Lumpur is the vibrant heart of Malaysia, known for its towering skyscrapers, historic landmarks, and diverse food scene. Start your journey by visiting the Petronas Twin Towers, the tallest twin towers in the world. For the best experience, book an early morning or late evening tour to avoid crowds and enjoy a more peaceful view from the Skybridge.

Top Tours to Book:

Petronas Twin Towers and KLCC Park Tour: Combine a tower visit with a relaxing stroll through KLCC Park, offering a picturesque view of the city skyline.

Batu Caves and Temple Tour: Just a short drive from the city, Batu Caves is a must-see. This tour combines the iconic caves with visits to Hindu temples.

Click here to book your Kuala Lumpur tour trip.com and discover the capital in a new way!

2. Langkawi: Sun, Sea, and Sky Adventures

Langkawi is a tropical paradise in Malaysia, famous for its pristine beaches, clear blue waters, and lush rainforests. It’s also home to some of the most adventurous and scenic tours in the country.

Must-Try Tours:

Langkawi Island Hopping Tour: Explore the nearby islands and hidden lagoons on a guided boat tour. You’ll visit places like Pulau Dayang Bunting (Pregnant Maiden Island), known for its freshwater lake surrounded by hills.

Langkawi Sky Bridge and Cable Car Tour: For a breathtaking view of the island, ride the cable car up to Gunung Mat Cincang. The Langkawi Sky Bridge will give you panoramic views of the Andaman Sea and the surrounding islands.

Book your Langkawi adventures here at Trip.com and experience a slice of tropical heaven.

3. Malacca: A Walk Through History

The UNESCO World Heritage city of Malacca is a treasure trove of colonial architecture, museums, and historical landmarks. A visit to this historic city is a must for anyone wanting to understand Malaysia’s diverse cultural heritage.

Best Historical Tours:

Malacca Heritage Walking Tour: Walk through centuries of history with visits to the A Famosa Fortress, St. Paul’s Church, and the Dutch Square. Don’t forget to try the local Nyonya cuisine, which blends Chinese and Malay flavors.

Malacca River Cruise: A river cruise offers a relaxing way to take in the beautiful historical buildings and the city’s colorful street art.

Ready to step back in time? Book your Malacca heritage tour here.at Trip.com

4. Penang: Culinary and Cultural Delights

Penang is known as Malaysia’s food capital, and for good reason. The fusion of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Western cuisines creates an incredible dining experience. But Penang isn’t just about food — it’s also a haven for art and culture lovers.

Penang Tours to Try:

George Town Heritage and Street Art Tour: George Town is a UNESCO-listed site, famous for its colonial architecture and vibrant street art. This walking tour will take you through the town’s colorful murals and historical landmarks.

Penang Food Tour: Dive into Penang’s rich culinary scene with a guided food tour that lets you sample local delicacies such as Char Kway Teow, Laksa, and Nasi Kandar.

Don’t miss out on the flavors of Penang! Click here to book your Penang food and culture tours. At Trip.com

5. Cameron Highlands: A Refreshing Escape

For those looking to escape Malaysia’s tropical heat, the Cameron Highlands offers a refreshing retreat with its cool climate and stunning tea plantations. Known for its picturesque landscapes, the highlands are perfect for nature enthusiasts and anyone looking to relax in a peaceful environment.

Top Cameron Highlands Tours:

Tea Plantation and Mossy Forest Tour: This tour takes you through lush tea plantations where you can learn about tea production and sample some fresh brews. Then, explore the Mossy Forest, a unique ecosystem filled with ancient trees and exotic flora.

Cameron Highlands Countryside Tour: Discover the beauty of the region’s flower nurseries, strawberry farms, and local markets with this comprehensive countryside tour.

For a serene escape, book your Cameron Highlands tour here. At Trip.com

6. Borneo: A Wildlife and Adventure Paradise

If you’re looking for an adventurous trip filled with wildlife encounters, Borneo is the place to be. This part of Malaysia is known for its incredible rainforests, diverse ecosystems, and opportunities to see endangered species in their natural habitat.

Best Wildlife Tours:

Kinabalu National Park and Poring Hot Springs Tour: Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kinabalu National Park and take a dip in the natural hot springs at Poring. This tour also offers the chance to walk the Canopy Walkway, suspended high above the rainforest.

Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre Tour: Get up close with one of the world’s most endangered species at the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, where you can see rescued orangutans being nurtured back to health.

Adventure awaits in Borneo! Click here to book your Borneo wildlife tours. At Trip.com

7. Perhentian Islands: Dive into Underwater Paradise

For those who love marine life, the Perhentian Islands offer some of the best diving and snorkeling experiences in Malaysia. The crystal-clear waters are home to vibrant coral reefs, sea turtles, and tropical fish.

Best Marine Tours:

Perhentian Snorkeling Tour: Explore the vibrant coral gardens and marine life around the islands with a guided snorkeling tour. You might even spot sea turtles and reef sharks!

Scuba Diving Tour: If you’re a certified diver, take a scuba tour to experience the underwater world at a deeper level. Dive sites like Turtle Bay and Shark Point offer thrilling encounters with marine life.

Dive into an unforgettable experience by booking your Perhentian Islands tour here. At Trip.com

Why Book with Trip.com?

When it comes to planning and booking tours in Malaysia, Trip.com is your ideal platform. They offer a wide range of tours, from city sightseeing to wildlife adventures, all at competitive prices. Their easy-to-navigate website and mobile app make booking seamless, while their customer service ensures you have a smooth experience from start to finish.

By using Trip.com, you’ll gain access to trusted tour operators, secure payments, and the convenience of handling all your bookings in one place. Plus, their user reviews provide valuable insights into each tour, helping you make informed decisions.

Final Thoughts

Malaysia is a destination filled with incredible diversity, from its bustling cities to its serene islands and lush rainforests. By booking tours through Trip.com, you’ll ensure that your trip is not only memorable but also well-organized and stress-free. Whether you’re climbing the Petronas Towers, diving in the Perhentian Islands, or exploring the tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands, you’re in for the adventure of a lifetime.

Don’t miss out on these unforgettable experiences — click here to book your Malaysia tours today! At Trip.com

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Thailand Couple Tour Packages: A Romantic Getaway to Paradise

Thailand is a dream destination for couples seeking a romantic escape. With its pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and serene landscapes, the country offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Whether you're planning a honeymoon or a simple getaway, Thailand has everything you need to create unforgettable memories with your partner. Here's a detailed look into Thailand couple tour packages, tailored to provide you with the perfect romantic experience.

1. Bangkok: A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity

Start your romantic journey in Thailand's capital, Bangkok. This bustling metropolis offers a combination of traditional culture and modern excitement. Visit the stunning temples such as Wat Arun and Wat Phra Kaew, where the serenity of these sacred places provides a peaceful contrast to the lively city. Take a romantic boat ride along the Chao Phraya River, which offers picturesque views of the cityscape, especially at sunset.

For couples who love shopping, Bangkok is a paradise with its luxury malls and bustling markets. Explore Chatuchak Weekend Market, where you can shop for local crafts, souvenirs, and fashion. End your day with a dinner at a rooftop restaurant overlooking the dazzling skyline, offering both local and international cuisines.

2. Phuket: A Romantic Beach Paradise

Phuket is an idyllic island destination and one of Thailand’s most popular spots for couples. Known for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and luxury resorts, Phuket offers a romantic beach escape. You can relax with your partner on the beaches of Patong, Karon, or Kata, or indulge in adventurous water activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, and jet-skiing.

For a more intimate experience, a private sunset cruise is a perfect choice. These cruises allow couples to enjoy breathtaking views of the Andaman Sea while savoring a glass of champagne as the sun dips below the horizon. Phuket is also home to several luxurious spas that offer couples’ massages, providing the ultimate relaxation.

3. Krabi: A Secluded Retreat for Couples

If you and your partner are looking for a more secluded and intimate experience, Krabi is the perfect destination. With its limestone cliffs, hidden caves, and tranquil beaches, Krabi is a paradise for nature lovers. Explore the beauty of Railay Beach, which is only accessible by boat, offering privacy and breathtaking scenery.

A visit to the Emerald Pool and Hot Springs is another must-do for couples. The warm, crystal-clear waters are perfect for relaxing and unwinding together. For adventurous couples, Krabi’s cliffs offer excellent rock climbing opportunities, while kayaking through the mangroves provides a more peaceful way to enjoy the region’s natural beauty.

4. Chiang Mai: A Cultural and Spiritual Escape

For couples who enjoy cultural and historical experiences, Chiang Mai in northern Thailand is the perfect destination. Surrounded by mountains and dotted with ancient temples, Chiang Mai offers a romantic and spiritual escape. Visit the Doi Suthep Temple, where the panoramic views of the city below create a romantic setting, especially during sunrise or sunset.

Explore the Old City’s narrow streets and discover local art galleries, cafes, and boutique shops. Chiang Mai also offers plenty of opportunities for adventure, such as hot air balloon rides, which allow you to drift over the lush landscapes together, creating unforgettable memories.

For a truly unique experience, participate in a Thai cooking class together. Learn how to make traditional Thai dishes using fresh ingredients, and enjoy the fruits of your labor at the end of the class in a romantic setting.

5. Koh Samui: Luxury and Tranquility

Koh Samui is another gem that should not be missed on a Thailand couple tour. Known for its luxury resorts, private villas, and serene beaches, Koh Samui is ideal for couples seeking both relaxation and indulgence. Many resorts offer private pool villas, perfect for honeymooners looking for an exclusive and intimate experience.

Spend your days lounging on the pristine beaches of Chaweng or Lamai, or take a trip to the nearby Ang Thong National Marine Park, where you can explore hidden lagoons, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, and hike up to viewpoints for stunning panoramas. At night, enjoy a romantic beach dinner, with tables set up right on the sand, offering a magical dining experience under the stars.

6. Romantic Experiences and Inclusions in Couple Packages

Most Thailand couple tour packages are designed to cater to the needs and preferences of couples, offering a variety of inclusions to enhance the experience. Some common features of these packages include:

Private airport transfers

Honeymoon suite accommodations in luxurious resorts

Breakfast in bed or romantic candlelit dinners

Spa treatments and couples' massages

Private guided tours to ensure an intimate experience

Adventure activities like snorkeling, island hopping, and more

These packages can be customized to include more personal touches, such as a surprise beach dinner, a private yacht trip, or even a visit to a remote island for a day.

Conclusion

Thailand offers the perfect mix of adventure, luxury, and romance, making it an ideal destination for couples. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the serene beaches of Phuket and Koh Samui, there is something for every couple to enjoy. With carefully curated couple tour packages, you can ensure a hassle-free and memorable romantic getaway to this tropical paradise.

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Discover the Enchanting Andaman Islands for an Unforgettable Cruise Experience

Introduction:

Are you longing for an extraordinary vacation that combines pristine beaches, azure waters, and a touch of adventure? Look no further than the Andaman Islands. Nestled in the Bay of Bengal, this tropical paradise offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Embark on a memorable cruise booking to Andaman and immerse yourself in a world of breathtaking landscapes, vibrant marine life, and blissful relaxation.

Unveiling Andaman's Natural Splendor:

As your cruise ship sails towards the Andaman Islands, get ready to be captivated by the unspoiled beauty that unfolds before your eyes. Lush green forests, coconut-fringed shores, and sparkling turquoise waters create a picture-perfect backdrop. Take a deep breath and allow the tranquility of this island oasis to wash over you.

Exploring the Pristine Beaches:

Andaman boasts some of the most pristine beaches in the world, where powdery white sands meet crystal-clear waters. Whether you're seeking solitude or seeking adventure, you'll find a beach that suits your preference. From the popular Radhanagar Beach with its stunning sunset views to the secluded Kalapathar Beach, each stretch of sand offers a unique experience.

Diving into an Underwater Paradise:

One of the highlights of an Andaman cruise is the opportunity to explore the mesmerizing underwater world. Strap on your snorkeling or diving gear and prepare to be amazed by vibrant coral reefs, colorful fish, and even majestic sea turtles. Havelock Island's Elephant Beach and Neil Island's Bharatpur Beach are particularly renowned for their rich marine biodiversity.

Witnessing Bioluminescent Magic:

Ferry Booking Andaman are also famous for their incredible bioluminescent phenomenon. Imagine witnessing the magical glow of the sea as you gently float through the water at night. During certain months, tiny organisms create a mesmerizing display of blue-green light, a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe.

Immersing in Local Culture:

A Cruise Booking Andaman offers more than just natural beauty; it provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture. Visit the capital city, Port Blair, and explore historical landmarks like the Cellular Jail National Memorial, which stands as a poignant reminder of India's struggle for independence. Engage with the indigenous tribes of the Andaman Islands, such as the Jarawa or the Onge, to learn about their unique traditions and way of life.

Indulging in Water Sports:

For those seeking an adrenaline rush, Andaman offers a plethora of water sports activities. From jet skiing and parasailing to kayaking and banana boat rides, there's something to suit every adventure enthusiast. The clear waters and favorable climate make it an ideal playground for thrill-seekers.

Conclusion:

A cruise booking to Andaman is a gateway to a paradise where breathtaking natural beauty, thrilling adventures, and cultural immersion await. With its pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and captivating landscapes, the Andaman Islands offer an unparalleled vacation experience. So pack your bags, prepare for an unforgettable journey, and let the enchantment of Andaman sweep you away. Embark on this extraordinary adventure and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Exciting Cruise tour deals with IRCTC Tourism

Exciting Cruise tour deals with IRCTC Tourism

 Cruise vacation has always been fascinating, but only some have the opportunity to enjoy a cruising experience because of the heavy budget. But no more, because IRCTC Tourism has come up with a wide range of good quality yet affordable cruise tour packages. Explore more packages that will make your vacation exciting and luxurious. 

When it comes to travel far from the hustle and bustle of the city, it's best to nurture your mind and soul through the river and sea. Undoubtedly, one of the most beautiful destinations to travel away from the monotony is Andaman Island. 

IRCTC is entering the domestic and international cruise business, focusing on the domestic market, including potential outbound travellers. The products are created to provide complete service, hospitality and uphold the highest standards in the travel and tourism sector. 

If you have been looking for affordable cruise tour packages originating from Alleppey to Thottappally (South-North). Here are some details of the reasonable package- 

Package Name

RV Vaikundam Cruise Package Ex Punnamada Jetty - 02N/03D

Destination covered

Alleppey - Kanjippadom - Karumadi -Thottappally

Travelling Mode

  RV Vaikundam Cruise

Frequency/Tour Date

2023: FEB 03

Hotel / 5Cabins

01 Deluxe Cabin (Double bed)

05 Superior Cabins (Twin beds)

Cruise Cabin

All the Cabins are on lower deck and offers of scenic view. Kitchen, Dining, Massage room, BAR and sundeck are on the upper deck

  A tentative cruise rate has been included in the package price; if there is a change, the passenger will be informed at the time of the final reservation.

Class

Departure schedule 

Per  person on single occupancy 

Per person on twin occupancy 

Per child age 5-12 yrs (for two child in separate cabin)

Per child age 5-12 yrs ( for one child in separate cabin)

Superior cabin

2023: FEB 03

INR 44100/-

INR 25200/-

INR 12600/-

INR 22050/-

Delux cabin

2023:FEB 03

INR 66150/-

INR 37800/-

INR 18900/-

INR 33075/-

GST of 5% is included in all costs.

All the Cabins are on lower deck and offers scenic view.

All the superior cabins are of twin beds, there is no space for extra bed.

All Children must carry their school ID and Aadhaar Card/Passport.

Complimentary stay for child below 5years, sharing parent’s cabin.

IRCTC also gives amazing offers on the Andaman Holiday Tour Package. It has announced the availability of a flight package to the Andaman Islands for 05 nights and 6 days EX DELHI, visiting Port Blair, Havelock Island, North Bay, and Ross Island. 

Check out such exciting travel packages including Indian rail travel, summer tour package on www.irctctourism.com

Besides that, book your affordable cruise tour packages now!

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