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Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Raipur

  Arrival at Raipur and check in at the hotel, rest of the day free at your leisure
• Day 2 : Raipur – Champaran – Raipur (Round Trip 130kms.)

  Breakfast at hotel, later day excursion to Champaran to visit Champakeshwara Mahadeva Temple, Ramji Temple and Yamuna Ghat, return back to Raipur, overnight stay at Raipur
• Day 3 : Raipur to Puri

  Breakfast at hotel, afternoon proceed to Puri by Durg Puri express 18426 at 17:35hrs.
• Day 4 : Puri

  Arrival at Puri 09:35hrs. And transfer to hotel, after fresh-up visits The Temple of Lord Jagannath built during the 12th century A.D. by Chodaganga Deva dominates the landscape for kilometers around. Being the tallest temple (65 metres) in Orissa, it is one of the most magnificent pieces of monuments of India. In front of the main gate stands a 16 sided monolithic pillar (11 metres high), called Aruna Stambha which formally stood in front of the Sun Temple and was brought to Puri during the 18th century A.D. Some of the other important temples are Gundicha, Lokanath, Sunaragauranga, Daria Mahabir and Tota Gopinatt. There are also a number of holy tanks like Narendra, Markandeya, Sweta Ganga and Indradyumna. There are many Monasteries locally known as Mathas also of touristic interest
• Day 5 : Puri – Chilka Lake – Puri

  Early breakfast at hotel, later drive to Chilika lake at Satpada (the largest Ramsar site of Asia and famous for its migratory birds coming from distance places). Take the boat cruise to visit the Irrawaddy Dolphins & Rajhans Island. Return back to Puri. Afternoon take a temple tour of puri, later enjoy The sunny beach at Puri is one of the finest in the world. Watching the sunrise in a symphony of colours is a wonderful experience, overnight stay at hotel.

  • Themes Boat Cruise
• Day 6 : Puri – Konark - Bhubaneshwar

  Breakfast at hotel, later proceed to Bhubaneshwar by road 70kms. En-route visit Dhauli ( Budhist stupa/ peace pagoda ), Pipli ( the Applique work village ) and Konark Sun Temple ( famously known as black pagoda ). Then proceed to Bhubaneshwar and check in to the hotel. After fresh- up visit Nandankanan Zoo (closed on Monday). This Zoo is famous for the white tiger safari and Botanical garden. Overnight at Bhubaneswar.

  • Hotspots Pipli, Nandan, Konark Sun Temple
• Day 7 : Bhubaneshwar

  After breakfast visit to famous city temples including Lingaraj, Parsurameswar, Mukteswar ( Mukteswar temple, one of the most prominent temples of Bhubaneswar, has been constructed in the style that is quite similar to the one used in the Kalinga School of Temple Architecture and know as the 'gem of Orissan architecture' ), Rajarani temple. After lunch sightseeing of tribal museum (closed on Monday), Khandagiri & Udaigiri Jain caves ( oldest rock cut caves, the caves are reminiscent of influence of Buddhism and Jainism in Odisha (Orissa) ). Overnight at Bhubaneswar.
• Day 8 : Bhubaneshwar to Kolkata

  Early in the morning 06:00am board your train BBS Jan Shatabdi express 12074 for Kolkata, arrival at Kolkata 12:40pm, and transfer to hotel, after fresh-up take Kolkata city tour to covering Kalimata Temple, Birla Mandir, Pareshnath Jain Temple, Belurmath, Dakshineshwar temple and Howrah Bridge, overnight stay at hotel,

  • Hotspots Pareshnath Jain Temple
• Day 9 : Kolkata – Gangasagar – Kolkata (Round trip 230kms)

  After early breakfast day excursion to Ganga Sagar to see Kapil Muni temple, Maha Prabhuji’s baithak, return back to hotel, overnight stay at hotel.
• Day 10 : Kolkata to Mumbai / Ahmedabad

  After breakfast visit rest of sightseeing, today evening transfer to Airport / Railway Station to board your flight/train for your respective destination.

Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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