Visit Tirupati Balaji temple this summer! IRCTC launches tour package, journey starts from..., package cost is...
It is important to note that IRCTC regularly launches several affordable tour packages for travelers. Whether it's an international trip or a domestic one, IRCTC's budget-friendly packages are well-liked by everyone. If you're planning a trip with your children this summer, we have a great temple tour package for you today.
In this article, we will be talking about the Tirupati Balaji Temple. However, if you plan to visit during the summer, you might be able to enjoy a peaceful darshan (visit). Check all the key details below: The package will start from Secunderabad.
Along with visiting Balaji, you will also get a chance to go to Sri Kalahasti.
The package will commence from June 12,
The passengers must note that they can book tickets in advance
Once the package starts, you can book tickets for it on Thursdays.
The name of the package is TIRUPATI FROM KARIMNAGAR.
You can also search for the package by entering its name.
The package will be for 3 nights and 4 days.
Cab and bus facilities will be available for sightseeing as part of the package.
You can book tickets through the official IRCTC website, which is a very easy process. What is the cost of the package? If you are traveling alone, the package fee is ₹14,030. This includes travel in a 3AC coach.
If you plan to travel alone in a Sleeper coach, the package fee is ₹12,120.
If you are traveling with one more person in a 3AC coach, the package fee per person is ₹10,940.
In a Sleeper coach for two people, the fee is ₹9,030 per person.
If you are traveling with two other people (total 3 passengers) in a 3AC coach, the package fee per person will be ₹9,160. In a Sleeper coach, the cost will be ₹7,250 per person.
For children, the package fee is ₹6,700. What is not included in the package: Meals on the train or any food and beverages not included in the package.
Entry tickets for sightseeing.
Lunch, dinner, or any extra meals.
Tour guide services.
Personal expenses such as porter charges at hotels, tips, mineral water, phone bills, laundry charges, etc.
Camera fees or entry tickets to places not mentioned in the itinerary.
Arrangements for head-shaving (Mundan ceremony).
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