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Gujrat

⏱ 14 Days / 13 Nights📍 Dehradun/Delhi → Vadodara → Kevadia → Daman → Surat → Ghogha → Sasan Gir → Somnath → Porbandar → Dwarka → Jamnagar → Ahmedabad → Modhera → Patan → Ahmedabad → Dehradun/Delhi

Tour Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1

Dehradun/Delhi → Vadodara

From Dehradun/ Delhi to Vadodara by direct/ connecting flight. On arrival, transfer directly to the hotel. Room allocation, etc. Today is the first day of the tour, so keep it relatively easy. Visit the exterior and gardens of Laxmi Vilas Palace and Saiya Ji Baug if visiting hours permit. Evening: Explore the city centre, shop for local handicrafts and enjoy a Gujarati dinner. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Vadodara — 1 night.

Day 2

Vadodara → Ekta Nagar/Kevadia

After breakfast. Start for Ekta Nagar – Kevadia. Spend most of the day around Ekta Nagar. Statue of Unity viewing area, Valley of Flowers, Sardar Sarovar Dam, viewpoints, Museum/exhibition areas, Ekta Nagar attractions. Don't try to visit every attraction—the complex has enough activities to fill a day. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Kevadia — 1 night.

Day 3

Kevadia → Daman

After breakfast, proceed directly to Daman. Daman is a scenic coastal city in the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, known for its Portuguese colonial history, beaches, and relaxed weekend getaway vibe near Mumbai and Gujarat. Deveka Beach is one of the most popular and vibrant coastal destinations in Daman, known for its extensive shoreline, lively evening atmosphere, and the beautifully developed path. Located in Nani Daman, it features a long, scenic walk along the Arabian Sea lined with towering palm trees, musical fountains, and brilliant nighttime illumination. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Daman — 1 night.

Day 4

Daman → Surat

After breakfast. Start your journey back to Surat. Arrival in Surat, room allocation, etc. Surat is a must on a Gujarat trip, famous for its saree and textile markets.

Visit Surat, famous for its craftsmanship. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Surat — 1 night.

Day 5

Surat → Ro-Ro Ferry → Ghogha → Sasan Gir

After breakfast. This is a highlight of the trip: a sea crossing across the Gulf of Khambhat, followed by a drive towards the Saurashtra peninsula. Ferry: the crossing takes about 5-6 hours. Arrive one hour early with photo ID and a ticket copy. After landing at Ghogha (about 1 PM for the morning sailing): lunch, then drive about 280 km (5–6 hours, approximately) to Sasan Gir. Jungle Safari. Famous for Asiatic lions, Leopards, Chital, Sambar, Nilgai, Crocodiles, Many bird species. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Gir Somnath — 1 night.

Day 6

Somnath Darshan and Sightseeing

After breakfast. Proceed to The Holy Town Of Somnath one of the 12 Jyotirlinga. Somnath Temple darshan, Triveni Sangam, Bhalka Tirth and the Prabhas Patan museum. Evening: temple aarti. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Somnath — 1 night.

Day 7

Somnath → Porbandar → Dwarka

After breakfast. Drive to Porbandar, usually around 2–3 hours. Visit Kirti Mandir, associated with Mahatma Gandhi's birthplace. See the historic town centre or take a short stop near Porbandar Chowpatty. Depart for Dwarka, allowing roughly 2–3 hours. Arrive in Dwarka, room allocation and free time to relax. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Dwarka — Night 1 of 3.

Day 8

Dwarka, Bet Dwarka and Nageshwar

After breakfast. Today is your major temple/coastal day. Dwarkadhish Temple. Start early to avoid the biggest crowds. Sudama Setu, Gomti Ghat, Dwarka old town. Drive toward Bet Dwarka. Visit Nageshwar Jyotirlinga. Evening Return to Dwarka. If the temple schedule permits, attend the evening aarti. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Dwarka — Night 2 of 3.

Day 9

Dwarka Temple and Coastal Visits

After breakfast. Today the group will be in Shree Dwarka Ji only. Visit the kingdom of Lord Shree Krishna. Dwarkadhish Temple darshan and Gomti Ghat. Rukmini Devi Temple. Evening: Dwarka beach and the evening aarti. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Dwarka — Night 3 of 3.

Day 10

Dwarka → Jamnagar

After breakfast. Proceed to Jamnagar. On arrival, visit Bala Hanuman Temple. Known for continuous Ram naam chanting since 1964, which is recorded in the Guinness Book. Bhid Bhanjan Mahadev Temple and the old city. Jain temples (Shantinath and Adinath). Highly ornate, with detailed painted interiors and mirror work, Lakhota Lake, Lakhota Palace and Museum. Evening return to the respective hotel. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Jamnagar — 1 night.

Day 11

Jamnagar → Ahmedabad

After breakfast. Proceed to Ahmedabad. Arrival in Ahmedabad. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Ahmedabad — Night 1 of 3.

Day 12

Ahmedabad → Modhera → Patan → Ahmedabad

After breakfast. Leave Ahmedabad Modhera Sun Temple: See the Surya Kund stepwell tank first, then the Sabha Mandap with its carved pillars, then the main shrine. Drive to Patan (about 1 hour). Rani ki Vav: This UNESCO stepwell has seven levels of stairs and more than 500 principal sculptures. Have lunch in Patan afterwards. Optional: Patan Patola Heritage Museum, for the famous double-ikat silk weave. Drive back, reaching Ahmedabad around 6:30 to 7:00 PM. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Ahmedabad — Night 2 of 3.

Day 13

Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar Sightseeing

After breakfast. Visit Sabarmati Ashram. Walk around the Sabarmati Riverfront. Rest during the hottest part of the afternoon. Gandhinagar Akhshar Dham in the evening is a must-visit. Briefing about tomorrow's program. Dinner and overnight at the hotel. Lights off.

Stay: Ahmedabad — Night 3 of 3.

Day 14

Ahmedabad → Dehradun/Delhi Departure

From Ahmedabad to Dehradun/ Delhi via direct/ connecting flight. Delhi to Dehradun by AC coach.

Costing

Starting from ₹81000

Gujarat Tour Package Cost

A 14-day journey covering Gujarat’s temples, heritage sites and coastal destinations, with sharing accommodation, scheduled transportation, sightseeing and meals according to the package arrangements.

₹81,000 + GST

Per person, on sharing basis.

Package Inclusions

✓ Accommodation on sharing basis, with hotel bookings according to the itinerary.

✓ Minimum 3-star or above accommodation, depending on the location.

✓ MAPAI meal plan with one breakfast and one dinner per night’s stay, according to the package arrangements.

✓ Economy-class return air tickets.

✓ Ground transportation by AC Deluxe Coach.

✓ Train travel by 3-tier AC, if used in the itinerary.

✓ Transportation during the tour as mentioned in the itinerary.

✓ Vehicle availability according to the itinerary, between 8 AM and 8 PM.

✓ Ro-Ro ferry tickets for the scheduled crossing.

✓ Trained escort/driver for the scheduled tour days.

✓ Recreational facilities available at the hotel/resort, such as a gym, swimming pool, table tennis and play area.

✓ Insurance cover of ₹1 lakh.

✓ Driver allowance, permits, state taxes, tolls, parking fees and night halts.

Package Exclusions

The following are charged separately at actual cost.

⊖ Lunch and other meals outside the included arrangements.

⊖ Food and activities during the Ro-Ro ferry journey.

⊖ Tea/coffee and porter/coolie services during transit, where specified.

⊖ Personal expenses, including telephone calls, laundry, camera charges, table charges and special entry charges.

⊖ Entry fees for monuments and places of interest.

⊖ Activity fees, darshan fees, offerings and separately charged city rides.

⊖ Pony, elephant, porter and coolie services, if required.

⊖ Boating, rafting and other activities not specifically included.

⊖ Expenses caused by bad weather, road closures, landslides or emergency evacuation.

⊖ Optional tips.

⊖ Anything not specifically mentioned under package inclusions.

Payment Terms

1. A 50% advance payment of the total package cost is required to confirm the booking.

2. The remaining balance and additional charges must be settled at the start of the tour.

3. Tour extensions are subject to availability and charged on a pro-rata basis.

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Account Name	M/S Max Adventure
Bank	Bank of Maharashtra
Account Number	60248443932
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Branch	Convent Road, Dehradun

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List of Essentials

1. Documents and Bookings
Government photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, driving licence or voter ID). It is mandatory for domestic flights, trains and hotel check-in. Carry the original plus 2 photocopies.
Emergency contact card with blood group, allergies, family numbers and hotel addresses.
4 to 6 passport-size photos (some permits and darshan passes need them).
2. Money
Although all your basic necessities like travel and stay have already been taken care of, the following points are worth noting.
Cash in small notes (₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100) for tolls, temples, prasad, tips and rural areas.
2 debit/credit cards from different banks, and UPI apps with a backup bank account.
A money belt or hidden pouch, and a separate emergency stash of ₹2,000 to ₹3,000.
Tip budget: driver, porters, hotel staff and guides.
3. Clothing (adjust for season)
6 to 8 sets of breathable cotton or quick-dry tops and bottoms.
2 to 3 modest, temple-ready outfits (kurta/dhoti/mundu for men; saree, salwar or long skirt for women). Avoid shorts, sleeveless tops and ripped clothing at religious sites.
1 light jacket or shawl for AC vehicles, hill stations and cool mornings.
1 raincoat or compact umbrella (essential June to September).
Innerwear and socks for 8 to 10 days, and 1 swimwear set for beaches or pools.
Sleepwear, a scarf or dupatta, a sun hat and sunglasses.
A small laundry kit: detergent sachets, a portable clothesline and a few clothes clips.
4. Footwear
Slip-on sandals or easy-to-remove shoes (temples need frequent removal).
1 pair of comfortable walking shoes with worn-in soles.
Extra socks for hot temple floors, and a spare pair of slippers for bathrooms.
5. Toiletries and Personal Care
Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, sanitary products and hairbrush in travel sizes.
Sunscreen SPF 30 or higher, lip balm, moisturiser, mosquito repellent and after-sun lotion.
Hand sanitiser, wet wipes, tissues and a small towel or microfibre towel.
Razor and personal grooming items, deodorant, and contact lenses or glasses with a spare pair.
Toilet paper or a portable bidet for less-maintained facilities.
Waterproof bags for wet or dirty clothes.
6. Health and Medical Kit
Prescription medicines for the full 20 days plus a 3-day buffer, in original packaging with the prescription (if any).
Avoid eye-lances, may not be suitable for long and dusty situation, instead go for regular spectacles/goggles.
7. Electronics and Gadgets
Phone, charger, and a 10,000 to 20,000 mAh power bank (carry it in cabin baggage).
A universal extension board with 3 to 4 sockets, since hotel plugs are often limited.
Earphones, a car phone mount and a spare cable.
Camera with a spare battery and memory card, if not using the phone.
A torch or headlamp, useful for power cuts and dark temple corridors.
8. Bags and Travel Comfort
Sturdy suitcase or duffel with a lock, and a cross-body daypack with zips.
Luggage tags with your name and number, and a rain cover for the bag.
Neck pillow, eye mask and earplugs for overnight trains and long drives.
9. Safety and Practical Tips
Photograph or scan all important documents and store them in cloud storage.
Keep valuables on your person or in a hotel safe, never in checked-in luggage.
Carry a small lock for lockers and cloakrooms at temples and stations.
Save emergency numbers: 112 (all emergencies), 108 (ambulance), 1363 (tourist helpline) and your insurer.
Keep a printed list of key phrases for regional languages if travelling in non-Hindi or non-English regions.
Avoid ice, raw salads and street water; prefer sealed bottled water.
10. Additional Essentials for Temple and Pilgrimage Travel
A small bag or pouch, since large bags and electronics are often banned or need cloakroom deposit.
Cash for darshan tickets, prasad, cloakroom and shoe stands.
Change of clothes for theertham or sea baths (Rameswaram, Kanyakumari).
A quick-dry cloth or gamcha, a small mat or towel for sitting and a light prayer kit if you use one.
Advance research on each temple’s dress code, non-Hindu entry rules and photography limits.
Slip-on socks or a cotton cloth to walk on hot stone floors at midday.
11. Pre-Departure Checklist
Charge power banks, download offline maps and tickets, and update apps.
Arrange home security: inform a neighbour or relative and switch off appliances.
Set up mail forwarding or auto-reply if you need to be reachable for work.
Weigh luggage and check airline limits, since IndiGo, Air India and Akasa limits differ.

Need to Know

◆ Carry an original government photo ID and two photocopies for flights and hotel check-in.

◆ Carry your photo ID and ticket copy for the Ro-Ro ferry and arrive approximately one hour before departure.

◆ Ro-Ro ferry tickets are included. Food and activities during the crossing are payable separately.

◆ Vehicle services follow the itinerary and the stated operating hours of 8 AM to 8 PM.

◆ Temple aarti visits follow the applicable temple schedule.

◆ Entry fees, activity fees, darshan fees, offerings and separately charged city rides are excluded.

◆ Patan Patola Heritage Museum is an optional visit.

◆ Additional expenses arising from weather, road closures, landslides or emergency evacuation are payable separately.

◆ Departure: January.

Terms & Conditions

◆ Booking confirmation is subject to receipt of the advance payment from the guest or their representative at our office.

◆ Unused accommodation, missed meals, transportation segments, sightseeing tours and other unused services are neither refundable nor exchangeable.

◆ Rooms are allocated by the hotel according to availability at check-in, within the category stated in the confirmation voucher.

◆ Extensions of stay are subject to availability and charged on a pro-rata basis.

◆ Optional services such as room service, minibar items, snacks and telephone calls are excluded from room rates and must be paid directly to the hotel at checkout.

◆ Suggested hotels, trains and flights are tentative and may be replaced with alternative or similar arrangements. Similar accommodation will be arranged if the suggested hotel is unavailable.

◆ Flight and railway tickets are subject to confirmation on a real-time basis.

◆ Applicable tariffs and packages may change without prior notice.

◆ Taxes apply according to government notifications.

◆ Confirmation is subject to the force majeure clause.

Liabilities & Limitations

◆ The schedule may be changed in the interests of participants’ safety, comfort and general well-being.

◆ The operator is not responsible for loss, injury, delay, programme changes, damage to persons or property, or expenses arising directly or indirectly from circumstances beyond its control. These include acts of God, fire, accidents, machinery or transport breakdowns, natural hazards, war, civil disturbances, strikes, riots, theft, pilferage, epidemics, weather, medical or customs regulations, defaults, sickness and political closures.

Cancellation Policy

Before 60 days (-60 days) to the actual departure date of the tour (0 day), 50% of the total tour cost will be deducted.

Above 61 days, 25% is a non-refundable amount under any circumstances.

In addition to the above, flight, train and hotel cancellation charges will apply at actual cost.