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02/10/2013

Bora Bora
In ancient times, the island was known as Vava'u, perhaps supporting the theory that it was colonised by inhabitants from the Tongan island of the same name. 'Bora Bora' roughly translates as 'first-born', indicating that this may have been the most important island after Ra'iatea. According to local myth, the legendary Hiro, the first king of Ra'iatea, sent his son Ohatatama to rule Bora Bora.
Due to the shortage of level ground on Bora Bora, land pressures created an unusually defensive population of fierce warriors. Only Huahine managed to resist the warriors of Bora Bora at their most expansive.
James Cook sighted Bora Bora in 1769 on his first voyage to French Polynesia, and a London Missionary Society (LMS) base was established on the island in 1820. Bora Bora supported Pomare in his push for supreme power over Tahiti, but resisted a French protectorate (established over Tahiti in 1842) until the island was annexed in 1888.
During WWII a US supply base was established here, prompted by the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941. From early 1942 to mid-1946 Operation Bobcat transformed the island and, at its peak, up to 6000 men were stationed on Bora Bora. Today the runway on Motu Mute is the clearest (and most useful) reminder of those frenetic days. Until Faa'a airport on Tahiti opened in 1961, this was French Polynesia's international airport. Eight massive seven-inch naval cannons were installed around the island during the war; all but one are still in place.
Reports of a discoloured lagoon and bleached coral (the result of El Niño) spread like Chinese whispers in 2001. Although the entire Pacific was affected, Bora Bora was particularly vulnerable as it has only one pass into its lagoon. The water is a sparkling aqua once again, but the damage to the coral is irreversible.
There has been a general effort to clean up Bora Bora in recent years, and local children on cleaning bees are a fairly common sight. But you'll still see and smell more rubbish than you'd hope to, particularly in the remote northern parts of the island. It's a fragile situation: the island is dependent on tourism but is at risk of deterring visitors because of overdevelopment, while at the same time its major drawcard - marine life - is seriously under threat. Let's hope the juggling act can be managed, because this is a truly beautiful part of the world.


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25/09/2013

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24/09/2013

PORTBLAIR


TOUR ITINERARY :
DAY 1: ARRIVE PORT BLAIR

On arrive at Port Blair airport, our representative will receive and escorted to the hotel. After check-in at the hotel and little relax, we starts the sightseeing with Anthropological Museum, which displays the tools, models habitats, art and handcrafts of the aboriginal tribes of Andaman & Nicobar Islands from Anthropological Museum, we proceed toLight and Sound Show at Cellular Jail where the saga of the freedom struggle brought aliv
Corbyn's Cove beach. Light & Sound Show at Cellular Jail At evening, we move for the
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Day 2: PORT BLAIR – ROSS ISLAND – HARBOUR CRUISE (Viper Island)
Today, after breakfast we will proceed for a cruising towards Ross Island
and Harbour Cruise (Viper Island).
Ross Island, the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, it now stands an imposing relic, with the structure almost in debris. A small museum displays photographs and other antiques of the Britishers, relevant to these islands.
HARBOUR CRUISE (Viper Island) : Afternoon, we proceed for a cruise of harbour, the panoramic view of seven points from sea ie; harbour, floating docks, etc including a trip to Viper Island the place of ex*****on.


Day 3: PORT BLAIR –NORTH BAY ISLAND (Coral Island)
Today we proceed for a full day joyful trip to North Bay island (Coral Island) by ferry. North Bay, offers exotic coral, colourful fishes and underwater marine life. We can view these colourful corals & underwater marine life via in glass bottom boat and snorkeling (optional).
DAY 4 : PORT BLAIR – CITY SIGHTSEEING –– SHOPPING
After Breakfast, we take you for the tour of Port Blair city which covers Cellular Jail (National Memorial), Chatham saw mill (the oldest and biggest mill in Asia), Forest Museum, Samundrika (Naval Marine Museum), Science Centre, Gandhi Park, Marina Park, Andaman Water Sports Complex.
Shopping : At evening, we proceed to Sagarika ( the Govt. Emporium of
Handcraft) and local market for shopping.
Day 5 : Depart from Andaman Islands
Drop to Port Blair / Harbour for Return journey with a wonderful holiday
memories.
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24/09/2013

Kashmir package
Duration: 04 Nights 05 Days


• 03 Nights stay at Hotel on Twin Sharing Hotel
Hotel Foothill /Hotel DueDrop/Hotel Meeher/Hotel Grand Sultan .
• 01 Night in Deluxe House Boat.
• Daily Breakfast and Dinner Pure Veg.
• All surface travelling by Tourist Cab As Per Requirement
• Sightseeing as per the itinerary.
• All Arrival/Departure transfer as mentioned in Itinerary.




Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrive Srinagar :- On arrival at Srinagar airport you will be met by our representative.If Time permits Half day local sight seeing ,shikara ride based on flight arrival timing. Dinner and overnight in House boat.
Day 02: Srinagar – Gulmarg - Srinagar :- Morning leave for Gulmarg(Meadow of Flowers) 2730 mts. above the sea level. The distance of 60 kms will be covered in about 2 hours. Gulmarg has one of the best ski slopes in the world and highest golf course with 18 holes. If weather permits one can also have the view of Nanga Parbat, the naked mountain that is over 26,000 feets and dominates the entire region, also enjoy cable car (Gondola) for mountain ride upto khilangmarg. In the evening drive back to Srinagar. Overnight in Hotel.
Day 03: Srinagar-Pahalgam –Srinagar :- After breakfast drive to Pahalgam (The valley of shepherds).The total distance is about 96 kms, will be covered in about 3 hours. En-route, visiting the saffron fields of pampore, Awantipura Ruins (1100 years old temple of Lord Vishnu built by the King Awantivarman), and enjoy the beautiful countryside. Drive throught the pine forests. Arrive at Pahalgam and enjoy Lidder stream. Later walk along pony trails with a magnificent view of the mountains. Drive back to Srinagar. Overnight in hotel


Day 04 : Srinagar – Sonamarg - Srinagar: :- Morning leave for Sonamarg (Meadow of Gold). The distance of about 83 kms, will be covered in about 3 hrs. Sonamarg lies in Sindh Valley streamed with flowers and surrounded by mountains. Sonamarg is also the base for some interesting treks to the high altitude Himalayan Lakes. In the evening drive back from Sonamarg. Dinner and overnight in Hotel
Day 05 : Srinagar – local
Morning free for packing & transfer to airport for return journey.

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