FAQ

Per person, always. Most packages carry a minimum group size, and the per-head cost falls as the group grows — on our eleven-day South India route it drops from ₹40,100 for two travellers to ₹26,200 for ten.

Accommodation, the stated meal plan, private transport with an experienced driver, every sightseeing stop in the itinerary, and toll tax, parking and driver allowance. Each package page lists Included and Excluded in full.

That the rate changes with hotel category, season or group size, so one printed figure would mislead you. Call 7872349359 and we will confirm the current tariff the same day.

Enough to block your hotels, homestays and vehicle, with the balance due before departure. The exact amount depends on destination, season and group size, and is stated in writing on your confirmation.

MAP covers daily breakfast and dinner. AP covers breakfast, lunch, evening snacks and dinner. Our North Bengal, Dooars, Purulia and Sundarban departures usually run on AP, so you are never hunting for a restaurant after a long day out.

Air and rail fare sit outside our package rates, but we are always glad to advise on the most convenient trains and flights from your departure city.

Yes, and we do it every week. Tell us your dates, the kind of stay you prefer and roughly what you would like to spend, and we build the route around that.

We do. Educational trips, college tours, institutional tours and corporate groups all receive group pricing. Our Dooars, Purulia and Vizag–Araku student departures are the most requested.

Private throughout, never shared. Sedan, Ertiga, Innova, Xylo, Bolero or Sumo for smaller parties; tempo travellers from twelve to twenty seats for groups.

It varies. On several North Bengal departures children below five travel free, five to eight years are charged fifty per cent, and above eight counts as an adult. The price note on each package page states the rule.

For the Pujas, December and the Kashmir tulip window, six to eight weeks. Offbeat homestays have very few rooms and fill first.

Yes. We have operated since 2015 and are MSME approved by the Government of India. Our founder and proprietor is Sajal Manna.

North Bengal, without question. Kalimpong, Darjeeling, Kurseong, the Darjeeling offbeat belt and the Dooars are our home ground, and we hold our own associate property network across all of them.

We do — in Sittong, the orange-growing village in the Darjeeling hills. Running it ourselves means we control the rooms, the kitchen and the welcome directly.

Kalimpong Offbeat at ₹3,999 per head for three days and two nights, including homestay, all meals and NJP-to-NJP transport, for groups of seven adults or more.

Yes. Every package states its pick-up and drop point — NJP, New Mal Junction, Barabhum, Sonakhali, Guwahati, Srinagar, Port Blair, Bangalore and so on — and it is included.

Hill and island travel can be affected by landslides, snow, tides and ferry schedules. We will reorder the sightseeing or substitute an arrangement of comparable standard. Your safety decides, not the printed plan.

Yes, for hotel registration everywhere, and for Inner Line Permits in Arunachal Pradesh and permits in the Andamans. We handle the paperwork; you carry valid ID.

Yes. Indian nationals require an ILP for Arunachal Pradesh, and our team completes it before you travel.

Five — Standard, Deluxe, Super Deluxe, Luxury and Premium. The same island itinerary runs on a modest budget or as a genuine celebration.

By private cruise between Port Blair, Havelock and Neil. It is included, and we hold the bookings for you.

A welcome drink on arrival, MAP meals, private vehicle throughout, one complimentary hour of shikara riding on the Dal, and round-the-clock support from our representative.

No. Local sightseeing inside Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg, garden entry fees of ₹30 to ₹50 per person, and pony rides of ₹950 to ₹1,800 are paid locally.

Yes, on request. Hotels run from 2 Star Deluxe to 4 Star Premium and a houseboat night can be built into any of the four Kashmir durations.