Tour of Europe - Anand Yatra Package by Cox and Kings

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Global Tourism BoardsGlobal Tourism Boards

Ireland is delighted to be included as part of the

group tours in the Cox and Kings itinerary. Cox

and Kings has been extremely innovative in offering

new products and value propositions to their clients.

Tourism Ireland is committed to ensuring that the

Ireland experience for the Cox and Kings clients is

warm and friendly and the clients go back with a

positive experience of the country. We will do our best

to ensure that the Cox and Kings clients have a wonderful stay in Ireland.

Huzan Fraser - Representative, Tourism Ireland

Ireland Paris is an amazing city which never stops offering

new facets. In 2010, visitors will enjoy strolling

along the river Seine and discover the brand new

Cité de la mode et du design located in former

industrial buildings, admiring the tropical plants in

the renovated glasshouses of the Museum national

d’histoire naturelle, and visiting the new Islamic Arts

department at the Louvre…

We wish you a successful year in 2010.

Paul Roll - Managing Director - Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Paris

It gives us great pleasure at Visit Finland to know of

the upcoming launch of the Cox and Kings summer

2010 brochure. Visit Finland continues to have a

close association with Cox and Kings in promoting

this unique destination which is fast becoming the

favorite with the discerning Indian Traveller. The year

2010 will also see Visit Finland getting more proactive

in promoting Posio, Kemi, Kuusamo and Levi. We

look forward to working closely with Cox and Kings on these promotions.

Papori Bharati - Marketing Manager, Visit Finland & FINPRO

Finland

Indian travellers are showing a growing interest

and af nity towards Italy. The conscious efforts of

the ENIT India of ce, has resulted in a substantialincrease in the number of tourists year after year. Italy

is a destination for all seasons and hence from being

just ‘one of’ the many European countries visited, Italy

has made its mark to become the nal destination. I

take this opportunity to thank Cox and Kings for its

continued support.

Salvatore Ianniello - Country Manager - India ENIT (Italy)

Italy FranceWe are very pleased with the innovative and unusual

holiday destinations and experiences that have been

showcased by Cox and Kings. In keeping with theever evolving aspirations of the discerning Indian

traveller, we constantly endeavour to unveil newer

facets of France. Cox and Kings has been a pioneer

in inspiring clients to discover more exclusive, unspoilt

and unique travel experiences in France and I wish

them stupendous success in 2010!

Catherine Oden - Director, Atout France

The world is now recognizing India as an important

source market for outbound tourism. With the opening

of the CTC of ce in India, increasing tourist in ow

from India to Canada tops our priority. We are keen

on creating awareness about Canada through various

channels and also working to streamline the visa

process for the short term traveller.

We would like to thank Cox and Kings for taking up

the initiative for promoting Canada in the Indian market.

SanJeet- India Representative, Canadian Tourism Commission

CanadaSingapore has always been a land of discovery and

enrichment. It’s a destination for wholesome family

edutainment experiences, indulgent shopping and

nightlife for DINKs and honeymooners. In 2010, the

Indian tourists can look forward to more exciting

times with the opening of Marina Bay Sands and the

Resorts World in Sentosa. Cox and Kings has been

one of our intergral partners and our best wishes to

them in the year ahead.

Sork Lee - Area Director Western India, STB

Thailand has presented every visitor a unique of fering.

In the recent past, the country has started to expose

various new destinations like Chiang Rai, Chiang

Mai, Ko Samui and Hua Hin to the Indian outbound

traveller market. Our continuous promotions, offer

immeasurable places that satisfy every segment

of tourists.

Every season needs an inspiration, and here’s wishing

Cox and Kings the best of 2010 season from Tourism Authority of Thailand.

Khun Sethaphan Buddhani - Director, Tourism Authority of Thailand

Thailand

Singapore

Malaysia is a land of diversity and Indian travellers

will always nd something interesting—be it the

shopping, nightlife, theme parks, adventure activitiesand its eco-tourism products all in close proximity.

While the rst time traveller nds all this fascinating,

the repeat traveller takes time to explore the vast

array of attractions. Cox and Kings has always been

in the forefront of showcasing new attractions and we

believe that in 2010 too it has new and interesting insights in store for the traveller.

P Manorahan - Director, Tourism Malaysia

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Exclusives & HighlightsExclusives & HighlightsGrévin Wax Museum

An exclusive invitation to experience the amazing world of Grévin Wax Museum where real life charactersawait you with Cox and Kings ! This exclusive magical world is only for Cox andKings guests.The Grévin Wax Museum in Paris is one of the exclusivesoffered by Cox and Kings, where you can admire thework of the mentor who taught Madame Tussauds.At Grévin, relive glorious French history, with over 300wax gures in a magni cent setting of gold and marble !The latest addition is our very own Shah Rukh Khan.So come & experience the world of Grévin only withCox and Kings.

Chamonix Mont Blanc

Cox and Kings takes pride in being the very frst to introduce the French Alps to Indian tourists at Chamonix – Mont Blanc, France, the playground of th erich and famous.We invite you to spend a night in Chamonix, nestled

picturesquely at the foot of Mont Blanc, Europe’s highestsummit at 4,810m. Feel at home with the warmth ofIndian cuisine, courtesy our chefs specially own in topamper your taste buds. Enjoy a dinner on the glassrooftop restaurant overlooking the spectacular view of thehighest Alpine Peaks. Enjoy two magni cient excursions,a spectacular ascent on the Aiguille du Midi cable car,one of the highest in the world and the 100 year old rackand pinion train to Montenvers. The stellar attraction is‘Mer de Glace’, the second largest glacier in the Alps.

Glacier 3000

You are invited to Glacier 3000, considered tobe one of the most beautiful Alpine peaks, only withCox and Kings ! Enjoy a spectacular view of the majesty of the Matterhorn,Mont Blanc and Jungfrau and more of the Alps againstthe cloudless blue sky.Visit Glacier 3000 which is at 3000m. above sea level,

just 70 miles away from Geneva.Experience the thrill of a ride on the Alpine Coaster, theworld’s highest bobsleigh track and the Snowbus, a Coxand Kings special !Experience the exhilaration, only with Cox and Kings !

Mount Cox & Kings

You are invited to a mountain in Switzerland that isall yours, only with Cox and Kings ! Live it up with Cox and Kings celebrations – an exclusiveSwiss mountain optional excursion in the LungernSchönbuel belt.

Getting there is half the fun ! You can enjoy a cable caras it winds uphill, enabling a 360 degree view of theBernese Oberland.If viewing nature is not enough, there are walking trails,games, chocolate casting. To top it, there is some musicand disco dancing.



Fragonard

Cox and Kings invites you to enjoy a shopping experience at the exclusive Fragonard Boutique in Paris.

Enter the fantastic realm of fragrance…Fragonard has been creating their famous perfumessince 1926, combining traditional methods with modernproduction techniques.They have factories in Grassé and at the village ofEze on the French Riviera, where the air is redolentwith the fragrance of owers specially grown byFragonard, foremost ‘parfumier’ of France, to createsome of their best perfumes.Keep your memories ever fresh, only with Coxand Kings !

Lido Bonheur Show

You are invited to an exciting gala evening - the Lido Bonheur Show with Cox and Kings ! Don’t miss the world famous Lido Bonheur Show. Enjoya glass of complimentary champagne amidst captivatingmusic and extraordinary sets, extravagant costumesand a fascinating display of lasers and lights. A momentof pure bonheur !This excursion also includes a romantic River SeineCruise, Indian Dinner at the Lido, the Bonheur Showand nally an illumination tour of Paris by night.Take away a special remembrance of this magical nightin the form of a souvenir from Lido and Cox and Kings.

Swarovski Crystal Worlds

You are invited to visit the dazzling worlds of

Swarovski Crystals with Cox and Kings !

The Museum of the world-renowned Austrian crystalmaker lies just a few kms east of Innsbruck in the townof Wattens. Here you will nd displays of art, all revolvingaround the theme of crystals.Some of the highlights include the world’s largestcrystal, a wall of crystals, a crystal dome and works bySalvador Dali, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and a room ofsights and sounds by Brian Eno. The museum groundsare also quite beautiful featuring a large giant head atthe entrance and a shrubbery maze.

Drubba

Cox and Kings invites you to Drubba ! Time stands still at Drubba, the Alpine nest of theCuckoo Clock.Witness the making of authentic cuckoo clocks in theiroriginal form, each piece carefully crafted for precision.The Cuckoo Clock is said to have originated between

1740 and 1750 and has remained more or less unchangedin its ‘chalet’ design and pine cone - shaped pendulum.The Drubba family is the biggest employer organizationin Titisee-Neustadt, Germany. The exclusive productsof this family - run business are found only at selectedshops that carry items mostly indigenous to the BlackForest area such as watches, Black Forest dolls,exquisite glassware and of course the Cuckoo Clock.


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Vw_ M r a mh Ê` mM r g mo` c §S >Z _ Y r c h m°Q>oc mV H o$c rA mh o. { VW o M oH $-B © Z H $a m` M o(X wnma r 2 .00Z §Va ) A m{ U _ J VmO oVd mZ o h moD $Z g §Ü ` mH $miA mnë ` m { _ Ì _ §S >i t Z m, g Jog mo` a o ø m§Z m oQ>Ê` mV K mc d m` M r q H $d m A mg nmg À ` m n[ a g a mV _ Z g moº $ \ o$a \ $Q>H $m _ ma m` M m (g h c r M m n{ h c m{ X d g A må h r _ moH $i m R >od VmoVmo à d mg mM m e r U K mc d Ê` mg mR >r ).a mÌ r _ w¸ $m_ c §S >Z . (S >r ).

{ X d g X wg am · c §S >ZM m \ o$a\ $Q>H $m ñ W m{ Z`d mQ>mS >ç m~ amo~ a.H $Y r E H $X m A d K § c §S >Z ` mM r X oh r ` mM rS >moi m nmh Vmo ` m H w$Vwh c mg H $Q> g H $mi À ` mA më h mX X m` H $ d mVmd a UmV ~ mh oa nS y>` m. c §S >_ Ü ` o O J^ a mVr c n` ©Q>H $m§g mR >r A mH $f ©U R >a c oë ` m d mñ Vy nmh ÿ` m-Q>m°d a { ~ «O , W oå g Z X r ,O JmVr c g d m©V C §M nmi Um "c §S >Z A m` ', Q>m°d aA m°\ $ c §S >Z , h mB © S > nmH ©$, { ~ J ~ oZ K S >ç mi ,d oñ Q>{ _ { Z ñ Q>a n°c og , d oñ Q>{ _ { Z ñ Q>a A °~ r , g |Q

nm°c H ° $W oS ´>c , { nH ° $S >oc r g H ©$g , O J^ a À ` m { d { d Y n` © Q>H $m§À ` m P w §S >r { O W o H $m` _ { \ $a V A g VmV Vmo Q´>°\ $c Jma ñ ¹ o$A a A m{ U VoW r cZ oë g Z ñ V§^ , B §½c S >À ` m a mUr M o d mñ Vì À g c oc m ~ q H $Jh °_ n°c og . ø m ñ W i X e ©Z m ~ a mo~ a M A mnë ` mc m oQ> Ú m` M r A mh o Vr"c §S >Z A m` ',A m{ U _ °S >_ Q>y g m° ±X ²g c m A m{ U Z §Va{ O W o c §S >Z a mO K a mÊ` mM oa º $ g m§S >c o A mh oda mO K a mÊ` mM o d ¡{ d Ü ` nyU©, C §M r a ËZ _ m{ UH o$ø m§Z r ~ Z { d c oc o X m{ JZ o O VZ H $é Z R >od c o A mh oV A e m "Q>m° d a A m°\ $ c §S >Z' c m.a mÌ rh m{ d ©H $H $S > o à ` mU... { O W yZ A mnë ` mc m a mÌ r À ` m ~ moQ>r À ` m à d mg mZ o Z oX a c ±S ²>g c m

nmoh moM m` M o A mh o. (~ r . E c . S >r ).

{ X d g { Vg am · ZoX ac ±S ²>g _ Ü ` o A mJ_ Z - Q>ç w{ b n JmS >© Z (Š ` yH $Zh m°\ $ - 16 _ o n` ªV)q H $d m _ S y>amoS >°_· A ° _ ñ Q>aS >°_ M r g h c

· H $mc ì ` mVc r g \ $a · S >m` _ §S > \ °$· ~ opë O ` _ H $S >oà` mU g d © O Jmc m _ mo{ h V H $a UmaÑ { e V H o$c oc r Q>ç w{ c ßg ~ mJoc m-$Š ` yH $Zh m° \ $g d ©à W _ ^ oQ> X` m. O aA mnU 16 _ o 2 010 Z §Va ` w a mon_ Ü ` o A m

Va Z oX a c ±S ²>g _ Y r c g d mé nmV X mI { d Umè` m _ S y>amoS >°_ c m ^ oQ> X odA ° _ ñ Q>a S >° _ À ` m H $mc ì ` mVwZ H o$c och m E H $ A { d ñ _ a Ur ` A Z w^

Vwå h r e mh r d mS >o, h mD $gc ø m_ Y yZ Va §JV O mVm.A °_ ñ Q>°aS >°_ M m \ oH $mM oMN >V A g c oë ` m ~ moQ>r VyZ A m¡a M . a mÌ r ~ op ë O ` _ H $S_ w¸ $m_ ~ op ë O ` _ . (~ r . E c .

{ X d g M m¡W m · ~ «wg oë g e h amM m· O Jà{ g Õ "{ c S >mo' e mo· P J_ JË` m

n°[ag _ Y r c amÌ r M m \ o$a\ $Q>A mO ^ oQ> X od y` m ` wa mon~ «wg oë g _ Y r c M m¡H $mc m- J«±S > ßc mg c m.I mg~ mO ma h mQ>r M m A m{ U nyA g c oc m h m M m¡H $ à d me m§M o A mR >a c m A mh o. h r ^ oQ>"_ °Zo{H $Z nr 'M o X e ©ZK oVë ` m{ e d m` nyU© h mod yM"A mË_ m' ì ` º $ H $a Umè` m c h

nwVù ` mZ o à d me m§Z m { HH o$c o A mh o. ~ «wg oë g _ YA °Q>mo{ _ ` _- 19 5 8 g mc r "d ë S >© \ o~ m§Y Ê` mV A mc oc o_ w» ` X mc Z . c moIS >mM m A1,6 5 ,000 H $moQ>r à _ mUmV _

{ X g oc A g o h o ~ m§Y H $m_ . à X e ©Z m§g mR >r d mna mV oVmo. m\ «$mÝg À ` m P J_ JË` m a mO Y

HIGHLIGHT n°[ a g _ Y r c n{ h c r gA må h r Vw_ À ` mg mR >r a mIg d m©V à { g Õ A e m Z mB ©QA m{ U A Ë` §V _ h mJS >r d ó"~ m°Z h a e mo' H °$~ «o{ c S >m o nmh Ê` mg mR >r . nA Ë` §V g w§X a A m{ U A mH ${ f ©V[aË` m àHH $a Ê` mV A mc oë ` m _ h Ëdñ W i m§O d i

g d mo © ËH ¥$ï > ñ W i X e © Z - • c §S >Z• A ° _ ñ Q>a S >° _• ~ op ë O ` _• n° [ a g , e m_ moZ r• { O { Z ì h m, B § Q>a c oH $Z , ñ Q>mS , ë ` y g Z © , Â ` w [ a H $• h mB S >b ~ J© , \ «± $H $\ $Q>© $

ñ W i X e © Z _ Ü ` onh m -• c §S >Z - Q>m° d a { ~ «O , Q>m° d a A m° \ $ c §S >Z , _ ° S >_

Q>y g m° ± X ² g , h mB © S > nmH © $, { ~ J ~ oZ , d oñ Q>{ _ Ýg Q>a n° c og ,d oñ Q>{ _ Ýg Q>a A ° ~ r , g | Q> nm° c H $W r S ´ >c , Q´ >° \ $c Jañ d oA a , { nH $mS >c r g H © $g , c §S >Z A m` , W oå g Z X rA m{ U ~ q H $Jh ° _ n° c og .• A ° å g Q>a S >° _ -Š ` yH $Z h m°\ $ Q>ç w { c n JmS >© Z(16 _ |n` ªV), _ X w a mS >m_ (16 _ oZ § Va ), H $° Z mcH « w $P • ~ op ë O ` _ - J« ±S > ßc mg , _ ° { Z H $s Z nr , A ° Q>mo{ _ ` _• e m_ moZ r -e m_ moZ r ì h ° c r• n° [ a g -b w d «, { g Z Z X r , ßc mg S >r c m H $m|H $moS >© , e m± g

{ c P |, A mH ©$ X r Q´ >m` §\ $, A m` \ o$c Q>m°d a , J«ì h m ì h ° Š gå ` w{ P ` _ , \ «° $JmoZ mS © • B §X a c mH o$Z -^ o Q>• ë ` wg Z © - c m` Z _ m° Ý` w_ | Q>, M °nc ~ « wH $ { ~ «O• e \ $m¡P Z - èh mB © Z Y ~ Y ~ m • Â ` w [ a H $ -c oH $

O od U -ñ d m{ X ï > ma Vr ` /H $m± Q>rZ | Q>c -e mH $mh ma r /_ m§g mh ma r O od U O oVw_ À ` m g h c r M rc ‚ mV d mT >d oc .

GIFTGALA EVENING EXCLUSIVE

HIGHLIGHT

1N ONE NIGHT 2N TWO NIGHTS

3N THREE NIGHTS NIGHT STAY

SWITZERLANDFRANCE

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDSGERMANY

UNITEDKINGDOM

GENEVA

1NCHAMONIX

SCHAFFHAUSEN

DRUBBA(BLACK FOREST)

LUCERNE

1NBRUSSELS

1NHEIDELBERG

FRANKFURT

INTERLAKEN

LUNGERN

2NPARIS

HIGHLIGHT

EXCLUSIVE

HIGHLIGHT

EXCLUSIVE3N

GSTAAD

1NLONDON

EXCLUSIVE

EXCLUSIVE

AMSTERDAM

HARWICH

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a mÌ r h m° Q>oc d a _ w¸ $m_ mc m na V. (~ r . E c . S >r ).

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VoW r c d mñ Vw Z _ wZ onh m` M o. { Z g Jm©Z o{ O W o g m¢X ` mªM r c ` c yQ> H o$c r A mh o A g m h m g ma m à X oe S >moù ` mV g mR >d m` M m. A më ßg n[ a g a mVr c_ m°§Q> ã c mH $ nd ©Va mO r À ` m Vwå h r à W _ X e ©Z rà o_ mV nS >mc . nh md § { VW o Z mZ m à H $ma M r P mS >o A m{ U S >moù ` m§Z m g wI md Uma r {h a d mB ©. A më ßg À `H w$e r V d g c oc r N >moQ>r Jmd o A m{ U Qw>_ X ma K a o.g d ©M H $g o { Z Vm§V g w§X a A m{ U A më h mX X m` H $.A mVmn` ªV { M Ì nQ>mV ~ { K Vc oc § A m{ U A mVm à Ë` j mV A Z w ^ d m` M o. g §Ü ` mH $mi r e m_ moZ r V \ o$a \ $Q>H $m _ ma m. l r _ § V A m{ U à { g Õ ì ` q º $M o A md S >Vo Qw >_ X ma n` ©Q>Z e h a S >moi o é Z nh m.a mÌ r _ w¸ $m_ e m_ moZ r . (~ r . E c . S >r ).

{ X d g g mVd m · _ m±Q> ã c mH $, _ m±Q>oZd og· pñ d Q²>P ©c ±S >H $S >o à` mU ^ ma VmV A më ßg n` ©Q>H $m§g mR >r é O { d c m A m{ U

Ë` mM m { Z H $Q> n[ a M ` H $é Z { X c m Vmo H $m°Š gA °ÊS > q H $½O g Z r .

EXCLUSIVE mod Vmc À ` m à g Þ A m{ U A më h mX X m` H $d mVmd a UmV O mJo ì h m. g _ moa { X g Uma r A më ßg M r{ e I a o Vw_ À ` m Ý` mh ma r g mR >r à { Vj m H $a r V A mh o V.{ X d g mM r g w é d mV g d m©V C §M A m{ U g w§X a H o$~ cH $ma À ` m à d mg mZ o H $é ` m.A °p½d c S y> { _ S >r` oW yZH o$~ c H $ma Vw å h mc m A më ßg M o A { d ñ _ a Ur `Ñ í ` X mI { d Ê` mg mR >r 3 84 2 _ r Q>g © C §M r d aK oD $Z O mVo (` mo½` h d m_ mZ md a A d c §~ yZ )

VoW yZ K S >Vo Vo X e ©Z_ m±Q> ã c mH $M o.h o A më ßg nd ©Va mO r _ Y r c g d m©V C §M { e I a .h m A Z w^ d g §nVmo Va X wg a m à d mg g w é . h m A mh o c mc a §JmÀ ` m a °H $ A m{ U { n{ Z ` Z a oë d oZ o,O r Vwå h mc m K od y Z O mUma A mh o_ m±Q>oZd oA g ©c m.19 13 _ r Q>a À ` m C §M r d é Z nmh ÿ` m-_ oa X r

\ o$a \ $Q>H $m _ ma r V ø m n[ a M ` ^ oQ>r g mR >r A må h rh r a mÌ W moS >r c m§~ { d c r A mh o. O mX w B © Z Ja r Vr cO mX wB © a mÌ ...a mÌ r _ w ¸ $m_ h m°Q>oc ... (~ r . E c . S >r ).{ X d g nm§M d m · n°[ag M r g \ $a - A m` \ o$c Q>m°d a (g d m©V C §M { Vg am _ c m)· J«ì h m d °Š g å` w{ P ` _· \ «°$JmoZmS >© naâ ` y_ X w H $mZ · g r Z ZX r VyZ

\ o$a\ $Q>H $m. n°[ag _ Y r c g \ $ar M rg wé d mV H $é ` m { VM m n°Z moa °{ _ H $ n[ a M ` H $é Z K oV. m g \ $a r V nmh ÿ` m c yd «g ma I r à { g Õ g §J«h mb ` o, \ «|$M A m°noa m,

ßb mg { X c m H $m°ÝH $m°S >©, Z onmo{ b ` Z H $mi mVr c{ d O ` r H $_ mZ - A m°H © $ { X { Ì A m|\ $, O J^ a mVr cg d m©V \ °$e Z o~ c a ñ Ë` m§n¡H $s E H $ e m±g - B { c P o.Z §Va ^ o Q> X od y` m A mB \ o$c Q>m°d aÀ ` m { Vg è` m _ O ë ` mc m. Ë` m { e I a md é Z X ya n` ªV n° [ a g

nmh VmZ m A §Jmd a ` oUma m d mè` mM m P mo V O od T >m W a ma H $ - Vod T >oM n°[ a g M oVo X e ©Z _ Z moh a r H $...

EXCLUSIVE n°[ a g å h UO o H $mh r h O ma d f mªM m B { Vh mg A g c oc r A Î ma m§M r O Ý_ ^ y_ r . Ë` mVr c\ «°$Jmo ZmS >© ø m H w $Qw>§~ mM r » ` mVr O J^ a mV

ng a c oc r . Ë` m§À ` m A Î ma mÀ ` m X wH $mZ mc m ^ oQ>X od yZ nma §nm[ a H $ Vg oM A Ë` mY w{ Z H $ Z _ wZ o nmh ÿ A m{ U Ë` m§M og wJ§Y ö X ` mV g mR >d yZ K od y. _ Z g moº $I a oX r c m ~ §X r A { O ~ mV Z mh r . n°[ a g _ Y r cA mnc r nwT >M r ^ oQ>EXCLUSIVE "J«ì h m' d ° Š g å ` w{ P ` _ c m. oW r c 3 00 h ÿZ A { Y H $ _ oUmÀ ` m

nwVù ` m§À ` m _ mÜ ` _ mVyZ \ «$mÝg M m B { Vh mgA Z w^ d Vm ` oVmo. d c ` m§{ _ H $V A m[ U à { g Õì ` q º $Z m nmh Vm oVo. ø m ì ` q º $_ Ü ` o A { c H $S >M r^ a å h UO oA mnc m e mh é I I mZ !{ X d g mM m e od Q> H $é ` m n°[ a g À ` m g r Z ZX r VwZ

X oI Ê` m d A ma m_ X m` r ~ mo Q>r VyZ à d mg mZ o.O g O e r a mÌ h moVo Ve r n° a r g Z Ja r C O i V O mVo.{ X d g ^ a nm{ h c oë ` m A Z oH $ d mñ Vw A mVm a §Jr ~ oa §Jrà H $me mV Ýh mD $Z { Z K mc oë ` m nmh VmZ m h a I yZO m` c m h mo Vo. { R >H ${ R >H $mUmÀ ` m O wÝ` m d i UmÀ ` m A m{ U A à { V_ d mñ Vye mó mM o Z _ w Z o A g c oë ` m

nwc m§I mc yZ { d h a V O mVmZ m, n°[ a g M o d ¡^ d E H $m d oJi ` m X oI Ê` m nmVi r d é Z A Z w^ d y` m.


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n° Z moa m{ _ H $ g h c A mnë ` mc m à W _ X e © ZK S >{ d Uma A mh oVr VoW r c ` wZ m` Q>oS >Z oe Ýg ²À ` m _ w» ` mc ` mM o-n°c og X r Z oe Ýg ²>._ J nmh ÿ` m wa mon_ Y r c C §M M C §M H $ma §O o "O oQ>X ` y'-O o { O { Z ì h m Vc md mV A mh o. Ë` mÀ ` m

nm§T >è` me w^ « E oQ>~ mO Vw è` mH $S >o~ K VmZ m W ¸ $ì h mc . ~ mO y c mM A mh o "O mS >u Z A °½c og '\ w$c m§M o K S >ç mi . \ $mo Q>mo H $mT >m` c m { d g é Z H $m.O { _ Z r d a r c ñ d J© - å h UO o p ñ d Q²>P ©c ± S >_ Ü ` o à d oe H o$c m A mh mV ø mM r { Z g J© Vwå h mc m O mJmoO mJr I mÌ r nQ>d yZ X oB ©c . { h _ mÀ N >m{ X V { e I a o, ñ d À N > Z Ú m, { h a d mB ©, X oI Ur \ w$c m§Z rg O { d c oc r K a o, A mI r d a ñ Vog d ©M H $mh r{ O W ë ` m { VW o.a mÌ r M m _ w¸ $m_ p ñ d Q²>P ©c ±S >_ Ü ` o. (~ r . E c . S >r ).

{ X d g A mR>d m · ½c o{ g ` a 3 000 c m o Q>· _ mD §$Q> H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½O g c m oQ>

EXCLUSIVE B W o ma Vr ` n` ©Q>H $m§Z m C nc ã Y H $é Z{ X c oc r ½c ° { g ` a 3 000 m a å ` ñ W i mM r oQ>\ $º $ H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½Á g V\ }$.g VV h moUmè` m { h _ d f m© d mV A mH §$R > ~ wS >mc oë ` m A më ßg M o h o A Z moI o é n nmh VmZ m Vwå h r

h a d y Z O mc . ½c °{ g A a 3 000 c m d a H o$~ c H $ma Z o O mD $` m A m{ U g ‚ m h moD $` m E H $ N >mVr X S >ny Z Q>mH $Uma m A mJi md oJi m A Z w^ d ¿ ` m` c m. A mnë ` mc m ¿ ` m` M r A mh o O JmVr c g d m©V C §M md a A g c oc r"A ë nmB Z H $moñ Q>a amB ©S >'(` mo ½` h d m_ mZ md aA d b §~ y Z ). Z §Va { h _ Z X r d a À ` m "ñ Zmo ~ g ' Zo N >mZ e r a noQ>.

Ja _ mJa _ O od UmM m A Z w^ d h m ` oW r c"A mB [ g §J A m°Z H o$H $'.

EXCLUSIVE H o$~ c H $maZo na V nm` Ï ` me r A m{ U nwT >M m Q>ßnm H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½O g À ` m ñ d V:À ` m { e I amH $S >o.h m nd ©V A m{ U

VoW r c à Ë` oH $ j U h m Vw_ M mM A mh o. h mo \ $º $H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½O g À ` m n` © Q>H $m§M m. ø m { e I a md a A mnë ` mc m Z oUma A mh o E H $ H o$~ cH $ma { O À ` mVy Z Vwå h r A Z wn_ g m¢X ` © c m^ c oc m ~ Z }g A mo~ a c ±S >M m n[ a g a nmh VmZ m A j a e :W ¸ $ ì h mc . S >m|Ja _ mÏ ` md a r c nS >md , VoW r c^ moO Z , W moS >r e r JmUr ~ O md Ur , M m°H $c oQ>M rM ¸ $s , g d © H $mh r \ $º $ A mnë ` mg mR >r .a mÌ r _ w¸ $m_ na V h m°Q>oc d a . (~ r . E c . S >r ).

{ X d g Zd d m · B §Q>ac mH o$Z e h ame r A moi I· ë ` wg Z© e h amM m \ o$a\ $Q>H $m · amÌ r M o moO Z

Vc md mVr c ~ mo Q>r _ Ü ` og H $mi M r g wé d mV H $é ` m { ~ «E ÝP A m{ U W yZø m X moZ g w§X a g a mod a m§À ` m H w$e r V { d g md c oë ` m O Jà { g Õ h m°{ c S >o { a g m°Q>©-B §Q>ac mH o$Zc m ^ oQ>X oD $Z . A O yZ h r Vwå h mc m oW o Z O a og nS >Vr c

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X oI Ê` m d A ma m_ X m` r ~ moQ>r VyZ à d mg mZ o.O g O e r a mÌ h moVo Ve r n°a r g Z Ja r C O i V O mVo.{ X d g ^ a nm{ h c oë ` m A Z oH $ d mñ Vw A mVm a § Jr~ oa §Jrà H $me mV Ýh mD $Z { Z K mc oë ` m nmh VmZ m h a I yZO m` c m h moVo. { R >H ${ R >H $mUmÀ ` m O w Ý` m d i UmÀ ` m A m{ U A à { V_ d mñ Vye mó mM o Z _ wZ o A g c oë ` m

nwc m§I mc yZ { d h a V O mVmZ m, n°[ a g M o d ¡^ d E H $m d oJi ` m X oI Ê` m nmVi r d é Z A Z w^ d y` m.a mÌ r h m°Q>oc d a _ w¸ $m_ mc m na V. (~ r . E c . S >r ).

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ng a c oc r . Ë` m§À ` m A Î ma mÀ ` m X wH $mZ mc m ^ oQ>X od wZ nma §nm[ a H $ Vg oM A Ë` mY w{ Z H $ Z _ w Z o nmh ÿ A m{ U Ë` m§M o g wJ§Y ö X ` mV g mR >d yZ K od y. _ Z g moº $I a oX r c m ~ §X r A { O ~ mV Z mh r .

A m{ U Ë` mM m { Z H $Q> n[ a M ` H $é Z { X c m Vmo H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½O g Z r .^ mod Vmc À ` m à g Þ A m{ U A më h mX X m` H $d mVmd a UmV O mJo ì h m. g _ moa { X g Uma r A më ßg M r{ e I a o Vw_ À ` m Ý` mh ma r g mR >r à { Vj m H $a r V A mh oV.{ X d g mM r g wé d mV g d m©V C §M A m{ U g w§X a H o$~ cH $ma À ` m à d mg mZ o H $é ` m.A °p½d c S y> { _ S >r` oW yZ

H o$~ c H $ma Vwå h mc m A më ßg M oA { d ñ _ a Ur `Ñ í ` X mI { d Ê` mg mR >r 3 84 2 _ r Q>g © C §M r d aK oD $Z O mVo (` mo ½` h d m_ mZ md a A d c §~ yZ )

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Ja _ mJa _ O od UmM m A Z w^ d h m oW r c "A mB [ g § J A m°Z H o$H $'.H o$~ c H $maZona V nm` Ï ` me r A m{ U nwT >M m

Q>ßnm H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½O g À ` m ñ d V:À ` m { e I amH $S >o.h m nd ©V A m{ U VoW r c à Ë` oH $ j U h m Vw_ M mM A mh o. h mo\ $º $ H $m°Š g A °ÊS > q H $½O gÀ ` m n` ©Q>H $m§M m. ø m { e I a md a A mnë ` mc m Z oUma A mh o E H $ H o$~ c H $ma { O À ` mVy Z Vwå h rA Z wn_ g m¢X ` © c m^ c oc m ~ Z }g A mo~ a c ±S >M m

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{ X d g A H $amd m · Â ` w[aH $ \ $moQ>moñ Q>m°n · èh mB ©Z Y ~ Y ~ m A mO g H $mi M r Ý` mh a r A mQ>nyZ p ñ d Q²>P ©c ±S >c m H $m` _ M m { Z a mon X oD $Z { Z K m` M o Vog a iO _ © Z r c m. nU d mQ>oVc m n{ h c m Q>ßnm Â ` y[ a H $

Vc md mH $mR >r \ $moQ>mo W m§ã ` mM m.Z §Va ^ oQ> X od y` m èh mB ©Z Z X r d a r c A m{ U

` ya mon_ Y r c g d mªV _ moR >ç m Y ~ Y ã ` mc m.Vmoà nmV nmh VmZ m A M §{ ~ V ì h mc nU \ $moQ>mo H $mT >Ê` mg{ d g é Z H $m. Y ~ Y ã ` mÀ ` m O d i Z oUmè` m Z md oVyZE H $ N >moQ>r, nU a mo_ m§M H $ma r \ o$a r A Z w^ d y` m.a mÌ r _ w¸ $m_ O _ ©Z r (~ r . E c . S >r ).

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nmh ÿZ Vwå h r A mí M ` ©M { H $V ì h mc . B W o A mh o { Z ù ` m à H $me mV C O i y Z { Z K mc oc r ñ \ ${ Q>H $m§M rq ^ V. O JmVr c g d m©V b h mZ d g d mªV _ moR >m ñ \ ${ Q>H $ A m{ U I a oX r g mR >r C ËH ¥$ï > O mJm.g më g ~ J©c m n«` mU H $a VmZ m Vwå h mc m g mD §$S >

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nmh ÿ` m { _ a m~ oc m JmS >©Z ...a mÌ r _ w¸ $m_ r B §g ~ « wH $c m. (~ r . E c . S >r ).

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B Ýg ~ «w H $c m 800 d f mªM m B { Vh mg A mh o.Z §Va B §g ~ «wH $c m { Z a mon X oVmZ m A mnU à ñ W mH $a Vmo Vo 117 ~ oQ>m§Z r ~ Z c oc o, H $mc d o A m{ U a mO d mS >o ø m§_ wi o A mH $f ©H $ ~ Z c oc oO JmVr cE H $_ od e h aì h o{ Zg ._ w» ` O { _ Z r nmg wZ~ moQ>r Z onmoh moM m` M o A m{ U nm` r { \ $a m` M o,A d ¿ ` m d mVmd a UmVr c à g Þ Vm A m{ U M ¡VÝ` A Z w^ d m` M o. ` oW o nmh þ` m g mZ _ mH $m(g |Q> _ mH ©$g )M m¡H $, S >m°O og a mO d mS >m A m{ U

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nwT >onmh ÿ` m H $moc mo{ P ` _ ,{ O W o a mo_ Z ` moÕ o AH «w$a í d mnX o` m§À ` m K Z K moa nU A g o wÕ mM o I oi I oi c o O

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Day 1 Begin Your Tour • Arrive Into LondonWelcome to your ‘Cox & Kings AnandYatra European Anubhav’ tour. Your Cox& Kings representative greets you at the‘meeting point’ at the exit after immigrationand customs and transfers you comfortably

to your hotel (check in after 1600 hrs).Cox and Kings takes care to start sightseeingthe next day so that you can relax after your

ight and get over your jetlag. (D)

Day 2 Guided City Tour Of London • London Eye • Tower of London • MadameTussaud'sLive history through aguided panoramic highlight tour of London city. Getacquainted with some of London’s iconiclandmarks like the Tower Bridge, River

Thames, London Eye, Tower of London,Hyde Park, Big Ben, Westminster Palace,Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral,the famous Piccadilly Circus, Nelson’sColumn at Trafalgar Square followed bythe majesty of Buckingham Palace whichis the Queen’s of cial residence. Travelback in time to the Tower of London , ahistoric landmark where much royal bloodwas spilled ! The aptly named Bloody Towerand Traitor’s Gate still fascinate. The mainattraction is the Jewel house, housing theincredible Crown Jewels including the Koh-i-noor diamond !Then you have a date with over 400celebrities at Madame Tussauds WaxMuseum , the world’s largest exhibition oflife like wax models. Take photographs withsome Indian celebrities.Later, ride theLondon Eye , the world’s rsttallest Ferris wheel and during the gradual30-minute ight, see views of London.

Enjoy The Best of Europe •United Kingdom - London•The Netherlands- Amsterdam

• Belgium - Brussels

• France - Paris, Chamonix

•Switzerland - Geneva, Schaffhausen

•Germany - Black Forest, Rhineland, Heidelberg

Your Sightseeing Includes• London - Tower Bridge, River Thames, LondonEye, Tower of London, Hyde Park, Big Ben,Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey, St.

Paul’s Cathedral, Piccadilly Circus,Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace

and Madame Tussaud's• Amsterdam- Windmill, Canal Cruise, National

Monument, Keukenhof / Madurodam

• Brussels - St. Michel’s Cathedral, Grand Placeand Mannekin Pis• Paris - Fragonard, Grevin Wax Museum,Louvre with the Glass Pyramid, Garnier’s Opera,River Siene, Place de la Concorde, Champs

Elysees, Arc de Triomphe and Hotel des

Invalides, Eiffel Tower (3rd level)

•Geneva- Palais des Nations, Musée Ariana,Lake Geneva with Jet d’Eau, the Jardin Anglaisand the Flower Clock

•Chamonix - Chamonix Valley

•Schaffhausen- Rhine Falls

• Black Forest - Drive through the Black Forest,

Ravennaschult, Höllental, Drubba

• Heidelberg - Alstadt

MealsTasty home cooked Indian meals in Switzerlandand Chamonix, prepared by our own Cox

and Kings Chefs, own in from India. Enjoyunlimited delicious Indian meals on tour inEurope. Stimulate your palate with a wide

array of Indian dishes carefully selected byour chef and avoured with authenticingredients and spices.

Bargain Shopping

• Paris - Perfumes

• Interlaken - Watches and chocolates

• Lucerne - Watches and chocolates

• Drubba - Cuckoo clocks


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In the evening to drive toHarwich toboard your overnight cruise ferry toHook of Holland . Traveling in a ferryacross the North Sea is sheer indulg-ence ! Treat yourself to a world-classmaritime experience, sailing in totalcomfort. (B, L, D on board)

Day 3 Onto Belgium • Full Day Excursion ToAmsterdam • Visit Keukenhof / MadurodamToday, drive through Dutch countryside.If you come to Holland when tulips arein bloom (only from March 18th to May16th) visit the famous Keukenhof TulipGardens . An unprecedented wealth ofspectacular oral displays planted inendless varieties, alternated with beautifulworks of art. Keukenhof is unique, worldfamous and has been one of the mostpopular destinations in the Netherlands

for many years now. And it has beenphotographed millions of times, more thanany other location. The rest of the year wevisitMadurodam , the enchanting miniaturecity that features the best of Netherlands.For more than 57 years Madurodam hasbeen the smallest city in the Netherlands.Canals, gabled houses and all kinds ofother typical Dutch scenes: the miniaturecity offers you the highlights of theNetherlands on a scale 1:25.Onto Amsterdam , where Windmills stillwield their magic. There’s a photo stopat one. Amsterdam is one of the greatestsmall cities in the world. From its canalsto world-famous museums and historicalsights, Amsterdam is one of the mostromantic and beautiful cities in Europe.Amsterdam is also a city of tolerance anddiversity. It has all the advantages of a big city:

culture, nightlife, international restaurants,good transport - but is quiet, and largelythanks to its canals, has a little road traf c.Clogs and Holland are inseparable and avisit here demonstrates this.The canals beckon as you board aglass topped boat and glide past regalmansions, houseboats and bridges.

A canal cruise in Amsterdam is arewarding experience.Then drive to Brussels. Check in andovernight stay in Brussels. (B, L, D)

Day 4 Onto Paris • Orientation Tour ofBrussels • Optional “Gala Evening In Paris”An orientation tour of Brussels whichtakes you to the magni cent Gothic St.Michel’s Cathedral.Walk via Galeries Saint Hubert the world’s

rst shopping mall, to the Grand Place,

Europe’s most beautiful square which isthe main tourist attraction of the city. Timepermitting, shop for world famous Belgianlace, chocolate and Belgian Waf esdusted with caramelized sugar. Mmmm !Visit the Mannekin Pis (photo stop) - thecheeky statue of a boy, representing the“irreverent spirit” of Brussels, has drawnsightseers for centuries.

HIGHLIGHT Sparkle over a glass ofchampagne at the Lido. Here at the mostfamous nightclub in the world, enjoy the‘Bonheur Show’, a cabaret with extraordinarysets and extravagant costumes. Take awaya small remembrance of your visit.We stretch the night for you with anIllumination Tour , driving past spectacularlylit landmarks of Paris. It’s magic ! Check inyour hotel. (B, L, D)

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Day 5 In Paris • Shop At Fragonard • VisitGrévin Wax Museum • City Tour Of Paris• Visit the Eiffel Tower • Seine River Cruise

EXCLUSIVE Visit and shop at Fragonard -The Parfumeur a exclusive from Cox andKings . Displayed are perfumery collectionsretracing 3000 years of history.Discover Fragonard’s original perfumerycreations on sale at factory prices. A specialexclusive souvenir for each visitor fromFragonard and Cox and Kings.

EXCLUSIVE Our next stop is the famedGrévin Wax Museum , an exclusive fromCox and Kings ! Grévin, a legendary site ofentertainment since 1882, was created byAlfred Grévin, to produce and showcase lifesize wax models of celebrities.At the end of the 19th Century, Arthur Meyer,founder of the famous daily newspaper “LeGaulois”, conceived the notion of showinghis readers the people in the headlines ofhis paper, but in 3-D. At a time when thepress did not use photographs, he cameup with the idea of creating a site wherethe public could see people in the news.To implement this original plan, he calledon Alfred Grévin, who was a cartoonist,designer and famous sculptor. The Grévinopened its doors on June 5th, 1882. It wasan immediate success.At Grévin, relive glorious French history,meet celebrities and experience the Spirit ofParis, with over 300 wax gures in a settingof gold and marble ! The latest addition is ourvery own 'Shah Rukh Khan'. Commemorateyour visit with a small memento.Enjoy aguided panoramic city tour offamous monuments like the Louvre with theGlass Pyramid, Garnier’s Opera, the Place

de la Concorde, the Champs Élysées, RiverSeine, the Napoleanic Arc de Triomphe andthe Hotel des Invalides.Then taking in the dazzling overview of theglittering city as you ascend by an elevatorto the 3rd level of the Eiffel Tower ! End

your day by taking a boat ride on RiverSeine. This sightseeing cruise will makeyou discover the history of Paris, its majormonuments and its charming bridges.When arriving in front of the monumentsyou will hear the music that suits the most,and comments. After dinner return to yourhotel. (B, L, D)

Day 6 Onto Chamonix ValleyAfter breakfast you enjoy a comfortabledrive of approximately 6 hrs. to Chamonix.

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Continue to the ‘Love at rst sight’beautifulChamonix Valley and the majesticmountains of the Mont Blanc range . Whilstall the Hindi movies have launched theSwiss Alps, Cox and Kings is the frst tointroduce the French Alps and the homeof Mont Blanc to India .Check into your hotel and after dinner visitthe casino on your own. Try your winningstreak. Good Luck ! Raise a toast to yourtour with Cox and Kings and ChamonixMont Blanc. (B, L, D)

Day 7 Onto Switzerland • Cable Car RideTo Aiguille Du Midi And A Visit To The MerDe Glace In Chamonix Valley • GenevaAwaken to the spectacular delights of theglacier around you. A view of the facingpeaks and of Mont-Blanc, awaits you atbreakfast. Enjoy a free morning. Walk pastpicturesque hamlets and alpine lakes, thespectacular scenery and surroundings.

Stroll along the valley paths. Relax andfeast your eyes on the wonderful views.

EXCLUSIVE Don’t miss ourexcursion tour - aride on the highest and most impressivecable car, the Aiguille du Midi (weatherpermitting), which lifts you to 3842 metersand unforgettable view of the Alps.The Aiguille du Midi has its own postagestamp and a letterbox !Continue your excursion with a ride on thenostalgic red cog railway to Montenvers .The train climbs a steep track, throughscenic Alpine scenery, to a stunningvantage point above the ‘Mer de Glace’(sea of ice) Glacier.You know you’ve really arrived when youstand at 1913 meters, at the ‘Mer de Glace’,which is 7 kms long and 200 meters thick,

with a surface dimension of 40 kms !Geneva is one of Switzerland’s mostprivileged cities, said to have the secondhighest quality of living in the world !We begin the orientation tour with a driveto the Palais des Nations (the EuropeanHeadquarters of the United Nations) andthe Musee Ariana.Be awestruck by the great white plume ofthe world’s tallest fountain in Europe - themagni cent Jet d’Eau and pause for aphotograph here and at the beautiful oral

clock in the Jardin Anglais !Drive to your hotel in Switzerland. (B, L, D)

Day 8 Visit to Glacier 3000 • Mt. Cox & KingsGala Evening With Dinner – An ExclusiveMountain In Switzerland

EXCLUSIVE Today drive towards Gstaad -the skiing capital and playground for therich and famous. Here Cox and Kings

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gives you another frst with the launchof Glacier 3000 - the everlasting snowmountain, offering panoramic views Alps,and the scene of the popular Indian lm'Bachna Ae Haseeno' . Ascent is by cablecar from Col du Pillon (1546m) to ScexRouge (2971m).

Enjoy a special adrenaline kickwith a wild ride on the Alpine Coaster(weather permitting) , the world’s highestbobsleigh track .You can cruise along at approximately 40km/hour and with the brakes you determinehow fast you want to go. The 1 km trackoffers lots of variety.The ultimate highlight is the 520-degreeloop, followed by 10 curves, 6 waves, 3 jumps and 2 bridges. The track lies up to6 m above the ground and the 2-minutedownhill ride gives you the ultimate driving

experience. The beauty of nature can alsobe discovered.The View Point (stairs) located directlybehind the Restaurant Botta 3000 has a360-degree panoramic view that includessome of the most beautiful alpine peaks- from the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau tothe Matterhorn - and views onto over 24peaks that are over 4000 m high. Here is atribute to Cox and Kings serving you forover 250 years. Enjoy a hot buffet lunchand a souvenir for each family.

Later ride theSnow Bus over the glacier -a unique experience of a comfortable rideon the eternal snow. Return by cable carto Col du Pillion.

EXCLUSIVE Later drive on to the Swissregion of Lungern, where anexclusiveGala evening is lined up for you.

An awesome mountain in Switzerlandthat’s all yours ! We make sure thatultimate fantasy comes true with Mt.Cox & Kings - a Swiss Mountain in theLungern - Schönbuel belt , so exclusive,that it’s only for you !Getting there is half the fun ! Wind yourway uphill in a cable car , with a panoramic

360 degree view of the Bernese Oberland.If viewing nature is not enough, thereare plenty of walking trails, games andchocolate casting.That’s not all ! A sumptuousGala Dinnerand Disco Dancing ! Yes, with Cox andKings you’re constantly on a high ! Later return to your hotel. (B, L, D)

Day 9 An Interlaken City Tour • Lucerne CityTour and Dinner on Lake LucerneToday visit the popular holiday resort of

Interlaken , cradled cozily between thebeautiful Lakes of Brienz and Thun, whereeven today you see horse-drawn carriages.You will have an encounter with themarvels of Swiss shopping.Drive to Lucerne with its picturesquemountains, lakes, cowbells, alpine villagesand meadows full of edelweiss. Pauseat the poignant Lion Monument, built tocommemorate the brave Swiss soldierskilled during the French Revolution.Stroll along the covered, woodenKappellbrucke (chapel bridge), to theornate Jesuit Church.You will have another encounter with themarvels of Swiss shopping. Most visitorstake home two things – memories of abeautiful country and a Swiss watch.Next to an unlimited selection of watchesand jewelry, every store carries an array of

famous brand gifts and souvenirs.We conclude the day with a cruise on lakeLucerne and accompanied with Dinner.Return to your hotel. (B, L, D)

Day 10 Onto The Rhineland • Excursion ToThe Rhine Falls At Schaffhausen • DriveThrough The Black Forest • Visit Drubba

• Orientation Tour Of HeidelbergMove onto Schaffhausen , where theRhine River thunders over the Rhine Falls ,forming Europe’s largest waterfall – anexcellent photo opportunity.

Continue to Germany where timestands still at Drubba , the alpine nest ofthe Cuckoo Clock situated in the uniqueHollëntal (Hell’s Valley), directly at themouth of the Ravennaschult.Witness a demonstration to explain themaking of authentic cuckoo clocks in their

original form, each piece carefully craftedfor precision ! Get a souvenir, ….yes withcompliments of Drubba and Cox and Kings.Your scenic drive continues to Heidelberg ,in the valley of the River Neckar and knownfor its romantic castle and picturesque OldTown. Wander around the winding alleys ofthe ‘Alstadt’- old section of the town.Spend some free time (and money !) at theHaupstrasse or high street. Check into yourhotel in the Rhineland. (B, L, D)

Day11 Return Home With Happy MemoriesGood times need never end ! As youget ready for your return ight, relive thehigh points of your ‘Cox and Kings AnandYatra European Anubhav’ .We are con dent you will join us againsometime soon… (B either in the hotel oron board the ight)

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Enjoy The Best of Europe •United Kingdom– London •The Netherlands-Amsterdam • Belgium- Brussels • France- Paris,

Chamonix •Switzerland - Geneva, •Germany - Munich • Austria- Innsbruck • Italy - Venice,

Florence, Pisa, Rome

Your Sightseeing Includes • London- Tower Bridge, River Thames,

London Eye, Tower of London, Hyde Park,

Big Ben, Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey,

St. Paul’s Cathedral, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar

Square, Buckingham Palace and MadameTussaud's • Amsterdam- Windmill, Canal Cruise,

National Monument, Keukenhof / Madurodam• Brussels- St. Michel’s Cathedral, Grand Place,Mannekin Pis • Paris - Fragonard, Grévin WaxMuseum, Louvre with the Glass Pyramid, Garnier’sOpera, River Siene, Place de la Concorde,

Champs Élysées, Arc de Triomphe and Hotel desInvalides, Eiffel Tower (3rd level) •Geneva- Palais

des Nations, Musée Ariana, Lake Geneva withJet d’Eau and the Jardin Anglais, Flower Clock •Chamonix- Chamonix Valley • Munich- BMW

Museum, Olympic Stadium, Marienplatz •Wattens -

Swarovski Crystal Worlds

• Innsbruck - Goldenes Dachl, Imperial Church,Imperial Palace •Venice- Canal cruise to San Marco,Doge’s Palace, Bridge of Sighs, St. Marks Basilica,Gondola Ride, Murano Glass Factory• Florence- Piazza del Duomo - the Duomo,Baptistry, Signoria Square, Ponte Vecchio

• Pisa - Field of Miracles •The Vatican- St.

Peter’s Square and the Basilica • Rome- Arch of

Constantine, Piazza Venezia, Circus Maximus,Roman Forum, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain

MealsTasty home cooked Indian meals in Chamonix,Switzerland and Italy, prepared by our own Cox andKings Chefs, especially own in from India. Enjoy

unlimited delicious Indian meals on tour in Europe.Stimulate your palate with a wide array of Indiandishes carefully selected by our chef and avouredwith authentic ingredients and spices.

Bargain Shopping • Paris - Perfumes • Lucerne - Watches and chocolates

• Interlaken - Watches and chocolates

• Wattens - Swarovski Crystals •Venice - Murano Glass

Germany Austria Italy

Day 1 Begin Your Tour • Arrive Into LondonWelcome to your ‘Cox & Kings AnandYatra Darshaniya Europe’ tour. Your Cox& Kings representative greets you at the‘meeting point’ at the exit after immigrationand customs and transfers you comfortably

to your hotel (check in after 1600 hrs).Cox and Kings takes care to start sightseeingthe next day so that you can relax after your

ight and get over your jetlag. (D)

Day 2 Visit to Windsor Castle • Oxford CityStart your day in London by visitingWindsor Castle , the most famous of allcastles in England. Windsor is the oldestand largest occupied castle in the worldand the Of cial Residence of Her MajestyThe Queen. Its rich history spans almost1000 years.The Castle covers an area of about5 hectares (13 acres) and containsmagni cent State Apartments furnishedwith treasures from the Royal Collection,St George's Chapel (one of the mostbeautiful ecclesiastical buildings in Englandand the burial place of 10 monarchs), andQueen Mary's Dolls House, a masterpiecein miniature. Our next stop is Oxford City .The City of Dreaming Spires, is famous theworld over for its University and place inhistory. Firmly established as an academiccentre by the 13th century, Oxford wasdrawing students from across Europe.Overnight stay in London (B, L, D )

Day 3 Guided City Tour Of London • London Eye • Tower of London • MadameTussaud'sLive history through aguided panoramic highlight tour of London city. Get

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acquainted with some of London’s iconiclandmarks like the Tower Bridge, RiverThames, London Eye, Tower of London,Hyde Park, Big Ben, Westminster Palace,Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral,the famous Piccadilly Circus, Nelson’sColumn at Trafalgar Square followed bythe majesty of Buckingham Palace which

is the Queen’s of cial residence. Travelback in time to the Tower of London , ahistoric landmark where much royal bloodwas spilled ! The aptly named Bloody Towerand Traitor’s Gate still fascinate. The mainattraction is the Jewel house, housing theincredible Crown Jewels including the Koh-i-noor diamond !Then you have a date with over 400celebrities at Madame Tussauds WaxMuseum , the world’s largest exhibition oflife like wax models. Take photographs with

some Indian celebrities.Later, ride theLondon Eye , the world’stallest Ferris wheel and during the gradual30-minute ight, see views of London.In the evening drive toHarwich to boardyour overnight cruise ferry to Hookof Holland . Traveling in a ferry acrossthe North Sea is sheer indulgence !Treat yourself to a world-class maritimeexperience, sailing in total comfort. (B, L,D on board)

Day 4 Onto Belgium • Full Day Excursion ToAmsterdam • Visit Keukenhof / MadurodamToday, drive through Dutch countryside.If you come to Holland when tulips arein bloom (only from March 18th to May16th) visit the famous Keukenhof TulipGardens . The rest of the year we visitMadurodam , the enchanting miniature city

Day 6 In Paris • Shop At Fragonard • VisitGrévin Wax Museum • City Tour Of Paris• Visit the Eiffel Tower • Seine River Cruise

EXCLUSIVE Visit and shop at Fragonard -The Parfumeur a exclusive from Cox andKings . Displayed are perfumery collectionsretracing 3000 years of history.Discover Fragonard’s original perfumerycreations on sale at factory prices. A specialexclusive souvenir for each visitor fromFragonard and Cox and Kings.

EXCLUSIVE Our next stop is the famedGrévin Wax Museum , an exclusive fromCox and Kings ! Grévin, a legendary site ofentertainment since 1882, was created byAlfred Grévin, to produce and showcase lifesize wax models of celebrities.At the end of the 19th Century, Arthur Meyer,founder of the famous daily newspaper “LeGaulois”, conceived the notion of showinghis readers the people in the headlines ofhis paper, but in 3-D. At a time when thepress did not use photographs, he cameup with the idea of creating a site wherethe public could see people in the news.To implement this original plan, he calledon Alfred Grévin, who was a cartoonist,designer and famous sculptor. The Grévinopened its doors on June 5th, 1882. It wasan immediate success.At Grévin, relive glorious French history,meet celebrities and experience the Spirit of

Paris, with over 300 wax gures in a s ettingof gold and marble ! The latest addition is ourvery own 'Shah Rukh Khan'. Commemorateyour visit with a small memento.Enjoy aguided panoramic city tour offamous monuments like the Louvre with theGlass Pyramid, Garnier’s Opera, the Place

that features the best of Netherlands.Onto Amsterdam , where Windmills stillwield their magic. There’s a photo stop atone. Clogs and Holland are inseparableand a visit here demonstrates this.The canals beckon as you board aglass topped boat and glide past regalmansions, houseboats and bridges.

A canal cruise in Amsterdam is arewarding experience.Then drive to Brussels. Check in overnightstay in Brussels. (B, L, D)

Day 5 Onto Paris • Orientation Tour ofBrussels • Optional “Gala Evening In Paris”An orientation tour of Brussels whichtakes you to the magni cent Gothic St.Michel’s Cathedral.Walk via Galeries Saint Hubert the world’s

rst shopping mall, to the Grand Place,

Europe’s most beautiful square which isthe main tourist attraction of the city. Timepermitting, shop for world famous Belgianlace, chocolate and Belgian Waf esdusted with caramelized sugar. Mmmm !Visit the Mannekin Pis (photo stop) - thecheeky statue of a boy, representing the“irreverent spirit” of Brussels, has drawnsightseers for centuries.

HIGHLIGHT Sparkle over a glass ofchampagne at the Lido. Here at the mostfamous nightclub in the world, enjoy the

‘Bonheur Show’, a cabaret with extraordinarysets and extravagant costumes. Take awaya small remembrance of your visit.We stretch the night for you with anIllumination Tour , driving past spectacularlylit landmarks of Paris. It’s magic ! Return toyour hotel. (B, L, D)

de la Concorde, the Champs Élysées, RiverSeine, the Napoleanic Arc de Triomphe andthe Hotel des Invalides.Then taking in the dazzling overview of theglittering city as you ascend by an elevatorto the 3rd level of the Eiffel Tower ! Endyour day by taking a boat ride on RiverSeine where you get to view the historic

monuments of Paris. After dinner return toyour hotel. (B, L, D)

Day 7 Onto Chamonix ValleyAfter breakfast you enjoy a comfortabledrive of approximately 6 hrs. to Chamonix.

EXCLUSIVE Continue to the ‘Love at rst sight’beautifulChamonix Valley and the majesticmountains of the Mont Blanc range . Whilstall the Hindi movies have launched theSwiss Alps, Cox and Kings is the frst to

introduce the French Alps and the home

of Mont Blanc to India .Check into your hotel and after dinner visitthe casino on your own. Try your winningstreak. Good Luck ! Raise a toast to yourtour with Cox and Kings and ChamonixMont Blanc. (B, L, D)

Day 8 Onto Switzerland • Cable Car RideTo Aiguille Du Midi And A Visit To The MerDe Glace In Chamonix Valley • GenevaAwaken to the spectacular delights of theglacier around you. A view of the facing

peaks and of Mont-Blanc, awaits you atbreakfast. Enjoy a free morning. Walk pastpicturesque hamlets and alpine lakes, thespectacular scenery and surroundings.Stroll along the valley paths. Relax andfeast your eyes on the wonderful views.

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ride on the highest and most impressivecable car, the Aiguille du Midi (weatherpermitting), which lifts you to 3842 metersand unforgettable view of the Alps.The Aiguille du Midi has its own postagestamp and a letterbox !

Continue your excursion with a ride on thenostalgic red cog railway to Montenvers .The train climbs a steep track, throughscenic Alpine scenery, to a stunningvantage point above the ‘Mer de Glace’(sea of ice) Glacier.You know you’ve really arrived when youstand at 1913 meters, at the ‘Mer de Glace’,which is 7 kms long and 200 meters thick,with a surface dimension of 40 kms !A crystal gallery, a wildlife exhibition, anice garden and the famous ice grotto 100meters long, carved each year into the heartof the glacier, awaits you !Geneva is one of Switzerland’s mostprivileged cities, said to have the secondhighest quality of living in the world !We begin the orientation tour with a driveto the Palais des Nations (the EuropeanHeadquarters of the United Nations) andthe Musee Ariana.Be awestruck by the great white plume ofthe world’s tallest fountain in Europe - themagni cent Jet d’Eau and pause for aphotograph here and at the beautiful oralclock in the Jardin Anglais !Drive to your hotel in Switzerland. (B, L, D)

Day 9 Visit to Glacier 3000 • Mt. Cox & KingsGala Evening With Dinner – An ExclusiveMountain In Switzerland

EXCLUSIVE Today drive towards Gstaad -the skiing capital and playground for therich and famous. Here Cox and Kings

gives you another frst with the launchof Glacier 3000 - the everlasting snow

mountain, offering panoramic views Alps,and the scene of the popular Indian lm'Bachna Ae Haseeno' . Ascent is by cablecar from Col du Pillon (1546m) to Scex

Rouge (2971m).Enjoy a special adrenaline kick

with a wild ride on the Alpine Coaster(weather permitting) , the world’s highestbobsleigh track .You can cruise along atapproximately 40 km/hour and with thebrakes you determine how fast you wantto go. The 1 km track offers lots of variety.The ultimate highlight is the 520-degree

loop, followed by 10 curves, 6 waves, 3 jumps and 2 bridges. The track lies up to6 m above the ground and the 2-minute

downhill ride gives you the ultimate drivingexperience. The beauty of nature can alsobe discovered.

The View Point (stairs) located directly

behind the Restaurant Botta 3000 has a360-degree panoramic view that includessome of the most beautiful alpine peaks- from the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau tothe Matterhorn - and views onto over 24peaks that are over 4000 m high. Here is atribute to Cox and Kings serving you forover 250 years. Enjoy a hot buffet lunch

and a souvenir for each family.Later ride theSnow Bus over the glacier -a unique experience of a comfortable rideon the eternal snow. Return by cable carto Col du Pillion.

EXCLUSIVE Later drive on to the Swissregion of Lungern, where anexclusiveGala evening is lined up for you.An awesome mountain in Switzerland

that’s all yours ! We make sure thatultimate fantasy comes true with Mt. Coxand Kings - a Swiss Mountain in theLungern - Schönbuel belt , so exclusive,that it’s only for you !Getting there is half the fun ! Wind your

way uphill in a cable car , with a panoramic360 degree view of the Bernese Oberland.If viewing nature is not enough, thereare plenty of walking trails, games andchocolate casting.That’s not all ! A sumptuousGala Dinnerand Disco Dancing ! Yes, with Cox andKings you’re constantly on a high ! Laterreturn to your hotel. (B, L, D)

Day 10 An Interlaken City Tour • LucerneCity Tour and Dinner on Lake LucerneToday visit the popular holiday resort ofInterlaken , cradled cozily between thebeautiful Lakes of Brienz and Thun, whereeven today you see horse-drawn carriages.You will have another encounter with themarvels of Swiss shopping.Drive to Lucerne with its picturesquemountains, lakes, cowbells, alpine villagesand meadows full of edelweiss. Pauseat the poignant Lion Monument, built tocommemorate the brave Swiss soldierskilled during the French Revolution.Stroll along the covered, woodenKappellbrucke (chapel bridge), to theornate Jesuit Church.You will have an encounter with themarvels of Swiss shopping. Most visitorstake home two things – memories of abeautiful country and a Swiss watch.Next to an unlimited selection of watchesand jewelry, every store carries an array offamous brand gifts and souvenirs.

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We conclude the day with a cruise on lakeLucerne and accompanied with Dinner.Return to your hotel. (B, L, D)

Day 11 Onto Germany • Photo stop atZurich Lake • Excursion to the Rhine Fallsat Schaffhausen • Boat Ride at Rhine FallsStart your day with a Stop at Zurich Lake

for a photo stop to capture Zurich city inone click Move onto Schaffhausen, wherethe Rhine River thunders over the RhineFalls, forming Europe’s largest waterfall.Take a boat ride. Continue to Germany’spicturesque countryside which is perfectfor walking or simply relaxing in. Castles,palaces and abbeys that are the epitomeof German romanticism. Fun & sport,wellness & relaxation. A land of a thousandpossibilities. Check into the hotel forovernight stay. (B, L, D)

Day 12 Onto Innsbruck • BMW Museum inMunich • Olympic Stadium • MarienplatzAfter breakfast visit the BMW Museum(subject to operations), to witness the greatlegacy of the greatest car manufactureof the world. Next we see the OlympicStadium, which were held in the year1976. We continue our day with MunichOrientation Tour with photo stop at Marienplatz , the heart of the city.Proceed to one of the most beautifulcountries in the world – Austria. Enjoy ascenic drive in Innsbruck , situated on InnRiver. Innsbruck is one of Europe’s mostbeautiful and lively cities. An internationalcentre for winter sports, it has hosted theWinter Olympics twice !In ourorientation tour view the GoldenRoof or ‘Goldenes Dachl’, an ornate

Gothic balcony erected by the EmperorMaximilian I in the 15th century, decoratedwith gold painted copper shingles. Nextwalk to the Imperial Church followed bythe ‘Hofburg’ or Imperial Palace.Overnight In Innsbruck. (B, L, D)

Day 13 Visit Swarovski Crystal • Visit

SalsburgToday you start your day with a halt at theinternationally renowned Swarovski CrystalWorlds in Wattens, where you can shop forcrystals to make your own designs too.We then drive to the neighbouring city ofSalzburg , which will remind you of thefamous movie - Sound of the Music. Thiscity is also the home town of the greatestmusician “Mozart”. It is the playful lightnessthat makes Salzburg, the miniaturemetropolis, so distinctive. The enchanting

silhouette of the Fortress, Cathedral andchurch steeples in this baroque city northof the Alps. So beautiful that it is a listedUNESCO World Heritage Site. So famousthat its attractions are among the mostfamous in the world.

Innsbruck the Capital of the Alps, hasa history of 800 years ! Enjoy a continentaldinner. Later disco the night away incelebration of 250 years of Cox andKings with cold drinks, wine and beer to

quench that thirst ! (B, L, D)

Day 14 Visit VeniceToday, drive past quaint villages and fruitorchards, cutting across the fertile AdriaticPlains, to magical Venice .The captivating canals and palaces ofVenice are simply unique ! Built on 117

small islands, it is a pedestrian’s city, soget set for a walking tour .Cruise from Tronchetto Pier and glideromantically past fairytale palaces.Disembark and walk to the Piazza SanMarco (St. Marks Square). Pass theDoge’s Palace, connected by the ‘Bridgeof Sighs’ to its prisons. It was from here

that the legendary lover Casanova madehis famous escape ! Witness the bronzeMoors striking the hour, as they have beendoing for the past 500 years ! End thisexciting tour with a brief visit to a MuranoGlass Factory for a demonstration of handblown world famous Venetian glass.

EXCLUSIVE Enjoyment at its peak thisevening with a scrumptious dinner and asurprise gift per family as you cruise toTronchetto Pier. (B, L, D)

Day 15 Onto Umbria • Florence fromPiazella Michaelangelo • Orientation TourOf PisaDrive to Pisa today, the hometown ofGalileo and a city, which makes the most ofits claim to fame – its Leaning Tower. Thisis the Duomo’s (Cathedral) Bell Tower.Together with the Baptistry, these are all apart of the Field of Miracles. It has leanedalmost since construction rst started,due to the swampy soil beneath it. At aphoto stop here, note its characteristic tilt.

Enjoy a scenic drive to Florence a shrineto the wonders of the Renaissance, withmore artistic treasures per square metrethan any other city in the world ! ViewFlorence from Piazella Michaelangelothe Duomo, the famous Ponte Vecchio,the oldest surviving bridge in the city.

Time permitting indulge in some genuineFlorentine leather bags and souvenirs !Drive to your hotel and check in. (B, L, D)

Day 16 Full Day Excursion To Rome • VisitThe Vatican • Guided Panoramic City TourOf Rome‘Rome was not built in a day’- the truth

of this oft quoted adage hits you with fullforce, as we pack in all the ‘must see’agenda into our guided panoramic tour !Start your introduction to Rome with avisit to The Vatican , the smallest nationin the world ! The most famous squareof The Vatican is St. Peter’s Squarewith St. Peter’s Basilica. Gaze in awe atMichelangelo’s Pieta. See the triumphalArch of Constantine. Drive through PiazzaVenezia. Pass the Circus Maximus - known for its ancient chariot races, andreconstructed for ‘Ben Hur’ !Tribute is paid to the brave Gladiatorsas you pass the Colosseum. Here thenotorious gladiatorial games were held.Pass the ruins of the Roman Forum andend the tour at the famous Trevi Fountain.Legend has it, that if you make a wish andtoss a coin over your left shoulder, youare sure to return to Rome ! We at Coxand Kings look forward to that ! After anexciting tour, return to your hotel. (B, L, D)

Day 17 Homeward Bound

Good times need never end ! Get readyfor the airport and your ight back homeand relive the high points of your ‘Coxand Kings Anand Yatra DarshaniyaEurope’ tour. We are con dent you will join us again soon. (B in the hotel or onboard the ight)

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Holiday Inn Express AntwerpItalielei, 2A Antwerp 2000,Belgium

Tel: 00-32-3221-4949

Hotel BrugotelJoseph Wautersstraat 61,Brugge, VLG 8200 BelgiumTel: 00-32-50-380988

Golden Tulip Carlton (Antwerp)Quinten Matsijslei 25 -B - 2018 Antwerpen -BelgiumTel: 00-32-3-231-1515

Mercure Brussels Airport74, Avenue JulesBordet 1140 BrusselsAirport BelgiumTel: 00-32-2-7267335

Diamond Antwerp (Dema Hotels)Belgiëlei 36 2018 AntwerpenTel: 00-32-3-6096464

NH Brussels Airport HotelDe Kleetlaan,14,B-1831 Diegem,Brussels (Belgium)Tel: 00-32-22-039252

Agora HotelK. Astridplein 43-442018 AntwerpTel: 00-32-3-6094444

Tourist HotelPelikaansstraat 20 2018AntwerpenTel: 00-32-3-2325870

Carlton Astoria HotelQuinten Matsijslei 25,2080 Antwerp, BelgiumTel: 00-32-323-11515

Hotel Ibis Brussels AirportBessenveldstraat 17 Brussels

Diegem - 1831 - Diegen - BelgiumTel: 00-32-2-7254321

Express By Holiday Inn BrusselsAirportBerkenlaan 5 B-1831 Brussels AirportBelgiumTel: +32-2-7253380Fax: +32-2-7253810

Residence HotelMolenbergstraat 9-112018 AntwerpenTel: + 32 32 327675

Ibis Centre Gare Du MidiRue D’angleterre 2-20B-1060 Brussels, BelgiumTel: + 32-2-5414444Fax: + 32-2-5414445

Ibis Antwerpen CentrumMeistraat 39 - 2000 - Antwerpen -BelgiumTel : (+32)3/2318830Fax : (+32)3/2342921

Novotel AntwerpLuithagen Haven 6 2030 Antwerpen,BelgiumTel (+32)3/5420320Fax (+32)3/5417093

Novotel Brussels AirportDa vinci laan 25 Bedrijvenzone Diegem-Vuurberg 1831 Diegem, BelgiumTel (+32)2/7253050Fax (+32)2/7213958

Holiday Inn Brussels AirportHolidaystraat 7 Diegem, 1831 BelgiumTel: +32-(0)2-71101011Fax: +32-(0)2-7204145

CHAMONIX

Hotel Alpina79 av. du Mont-Blanc,74404 Chamonix, FranceTel: 00-33-4-50534777

Hotel Croix-BlancheBP 135 – 81 rue Vallot,74404 Chamonix Mont-BlancTel: 00-33-4-50-53-0011

Hotel PrieuréBP 135, 149 allée du Recteur Payot,74404 Chamonix Mont-BlancTel: 00-33-4-50-53-2072

Best Western Hôtel Chavannes-de-BogisLes Champs-BlancsCH - 1279 Chavannes-de-BogisTel: +41 (0) 22 960 81 81Fax: +41 (0) 22 960 81 82

Best Western Hotel International5, avenue du Thiou74000 Annecy, FranceTel: +33 [4] 50 52 35 35Fax: +33 [4] 50 52 35 00

GERMANY

Best Western LudwigshafenPasadena Allee 4, Ludwigshafen,67059, DETel: 00-49-621-59510

Hotel Starkenburger HofKalterer Strasse 7, Heppenheim, 64646Tel: 00-49-6252-6061 / 12890

Ramada Hotel LudwigshafenPasadena Allee 4, 67059 Ludwigshafen,GermanyTel: 00-49-621-59510

Achat Hotel FrankenthalMahlastrasse 18, 67233 Frankenthal,

GermanyTel: 00-49-6233-4920

Europa HotelLudwigsplatz 5-6,67059 Ludwigshafen, GermanyTel: 00-49-621-59870

Excelsior Hotel LudwigshafenLorientallee16,67059 Ludwishafen, GermanyTel: 00-49-621-59-850

Park Inn Heppenheim

Siegfriedstrasse 164646 Heppenheim,GermanyTel: +49 6252 9390Fax: +49 6252 9395 55

Mercure Hotel Garmisch-PartenkirchenMittenwalder Strasse 2Bavaria 82467 GarmischPartenkirchen - GermanyTel: +49 8821/7560Fax: +49 8821/74268

Holiday Inn Frankfurt AirportIsenburger Schneise 40Frankfurt, 60528 GermanyTel : 49-69-67840 |Hotel Fax: 49-69-6784190

INNSBRUCK

Olympia Hotel AxamsA-6094 Axamer Lizum,Tel: 00-43-5234-65285

Bon Alpina HotelHilberstr 8,6080 Innsbruck,AustriaTel: 00-43-512-377600

Alpin Park (Innsbruck)

Pradler Strasse 28,A-6020 Innsbruck,Tel: 00-43-512-34-8600

Austrotel InnsbruckBernhard - Hofel-Strase 16 A - 6020Innsbruck AustriaTel: 00-43-512-34-43330

Austria Trend Hotel CongressRennweg 12a6020 InnsbruckAustria

Tel. +43 [512] 21150Fax. +43 [512] 2115 500

Lizumer BergheimAzamer Lizum 86094 Axams,AustriaTel.: +43 (0)5234 65796Fax: +43 (0)5234 65796 12

LONDON

Travelodge London DocklandsHotelCoriander Avenue,Off East India Dock Road,London E14 2AATel: 00-44-0871-984-6192

Travelodge London City RoadHotel1-23 City Road, London,London EC1Y 1AETel: 00-44-0871-984-6333

EUROPE




Quality Hotel WembleyEmpire Way Wembley London,HA9 0NN United KingdomTel: 00-44-208-73-39000

Hilton Docklands265 Rotherhithe Street Canada WaterLondon United KingdomTel: 00-44-207-2311001

Wembley PlazaEmpire Way Wembley,HA9 8DS U.K.Tel: 00-44-208-902-8839 / 828 2060

Britannia International Hotel163 Marsh Wall London,E14 9SJ U.K.Tel: 00-44-207-51-51551 Hilton London Docklands265 Rotherhithe Street London,SE16 5HW

United KingdomTel: 00-44-20-7231-1001

Hilton London Canary WharfSouth Quay,Marsh Wall, London,United Kingdom E14 9SHTel: 00-44-203-002-2300

Thistle London HeathrowBath Road, West DraytonLongford,Middlesex UB7 0EQTel +44 08713 769021

Fax: +44 08713 769121

Hotel St. Giles HeathrowHounslow Road,TW 149AD Feltham,Middle Fex, United KingdomTel : +44 20881771000Fax : +442088177001 / 442073003003

Jurys Inn HeathrowEastern Perimeter Road,Hatton Cross,Hounslow, Heathrow,TW6 2SR,EnglandTel: (+44 20) 8266 4664Fax: (+44 20) 82664 665

Ramada Jarvis HeathrowBath Road TW59QE CranfortMiddlesex UKTel: + 448448159041Fax: + 442088977014

Hotel Ibis London Excel9 Royal VictoriaDock - E16 1AB - LondonUnited KingdomTel : +44 207/0552300Fax : +44 207/0552310

Custom House Hotel272-283 Victoria Dock Road,London E16 3BYTel: +44 (0)20 7474 0011Fax: +44 (0)20 7476 0005

Park Inn Heathrow, LondonBath RoadHeathrowMiddlesex UB7 0DUUnited KingdomTel: +44 020 8759 6611

Fax: +44 020 8759 3421

St. Giles Hotel, HeathrowHounslow Road,Middlesex TW14 9AD,United KingdomTel: +44 020 8817 7000Fax: +44 20 8817 7001

PARIS

Mercure OrlyOrly Quest 429, Orly Aerogare Cedex94547 FranceTel: 00-33-1-49751550

Mercure Orly Rungis1 Rue Depont des Halles,

Zone du Delta,94656, RungisTel: 00-33-1-56705670

Pullman Paris Charles de GaulleAeroport (Ex Softel)Zone Centrale Ouest,BP 20248,Roissy CDG Cedex,95713, FranceTel: 00-33-1-49192929

Novotel Cergy Pontoise3 Avenue du Parc,

95011 Paris,FranceTel: 00-33-1-30303947

Novotel Paris La Defense2 Boulevard de Neuilly,La Defense 1,92081Paris La Defense Cedex,FranceTel: 00-33-1-41-45-2323

Novotel Paris SurvilliersAutoroute A1,D16, 95470 Survilliers,

FranceTel: 00-33-1-34686980

Novotel Le Bourget2 Rue Jean Perrin,93150 Le Blanc Mesnil Cedex,FranceTel: 00-33-1-48674888

Mercure Paris Sud Les UlisCourtaboeuf - 3 rue du Rio SaladoCourtaboeuf,91952 Les Ulis,FranceTel: 00-33-1-69076396

Ibis Paris Roissy Charles de Gaulle

2 Avenue de la Raperie,95700 Paris- Roissy - en -FranceTel: 00-33-1-34 29 34 34

Holiday Inn Roissv Charles de GaulleAirport1 Allee du Verger, 95700Paris- Roissy en France,FranceTel: 00-33-1-34 29 30 00

Mercure Paris Nord Saint Witz

Rue Jean Moulin,95470 Paris,FranceTel: 00-33-1-34 68 28 28

Kyriad Prestige Le Blanc-Mesnil219 Avenue Descartes93592 Le Blanc MesnilFranceTel :+33 1 48 65 52 18Fax:+33 1 45 91 07 75

Novotel Aulnay Sous BoisRue Michel angeCarrefour de l’EuropeAulnay Sous Bois93600 Paris,FranceTel. +33 [1] 58039090Fax +33 [1] 58039099

Mercure Paris Roissy Charlesde GaulleAllée du Verger95700 Roissy - Paris,FranceTel. +33 [1] 34294000Fax +33 [1] 34290018

Novotel Orly1 Rue Du PontDes Halles94656 Rungis,FranceTel. +33-1-45 12 44 12Fax +33-1-45 12 44 13

Novotel Evry- Courcouronnes3 rue de la Mare NeuveLac de Courcouronnes91 021 EVRY CedexTél. 33-1-69 36 85 00

Fax. 33-1-69 36 85 10

Novotel FontainebleauRN 152 77760 URY FranceTel: +33-1-60 71 24 24Fax: +33-1-60 71 24 00

Hotel Novotel Paris Est1 Avenue de la Republique93177 BagnoletFranceTel: +33)1/49936300Fax: (+33)1/43608395

Paxton Residence Hotel SpaRue Joseph Paxton BP49Ferrières-en-Brie,Paris - 77164,FranceTel: +33 (0) 160941919

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Suites By Mdb ParisAllée du Verger95700 Roissy-En-France, FranceTel: +33 01 34 38 45 40

TUSCANY AREA

I CiliegiPiazza Giorgio Amendola, 4 50066Reggello (FI)uscita A1 - INCISATel. +39 055 863451Fax +39 055 863454

First Hotelvia adige, 235028 Piove di Sacco (PD),Italy049 970 5279

Toscana Ambassador Hotelvia Salceto 53036 Poggibonsi (Siena)ItalyTel. +39 0577 982922Fax +39 0577 983147

Centro Congressi PerugiaQuattrotorriGolf Hotel QuattrotorriVia Corcianese,260 06132 - PerugiaUmbria (Italia)Tel : +39 075 5171722Fax : +39 075 5171707

Hotel Il PeruginoVia Gramsci, 157Ellera di Corciano (Perugia)Tel. +39 075 5178741Fax: +39 075 5172836

Park HotelS.S. Umbro Casentinese, 88,Arezzo - Castiglion FiorentinoTel: 00-39-0575-680288

Planet HotelLoc Rigutino Est 161Arezzo 52100 ARItalyTel: 00-39-0575-97971

ROME

Hotel Palacavicchi RomePalacavicchi Rome,Via Luzzati,31 00185 Roma (Roma)ItalyTel: 00-39-06-79342 10 / 349 595

Hotel Ibis Roma Tor VergataVia Vico Viganò,24 ( Angolo Viale Cambellotti),00133 RomaTel: 00-39-06-206621

Ostia Antica Park HotelVia dei Romagnoli 1041,00119 Ostia Antica, Rome, ItalyTel: 00-39-06-5652089

Aris Garden HotelVia Aristofane,101 - 001 Rome, ItalyTel: 00-39-06-52 36 24 43

Rouge et NoirVia Cosimo De Giorgi, 8

00158 RomaTel: +39 06416009Fax: +39 064511969

Hotel L’oasiVia Ferdinando Neri 48,00050 Aranova Fiumicino (RM)Italy 00050Tel: +39 06-6179-0200Fax: +39 06-61790261

Hotel Princess RomaVia Andrea Ferrara 3300165 Roma - ItaliaTel: +39-06-664931Fax: +39-06-66493840

Scheppers Hotel

Via Bogliasco, 36 00165 RomaTel. +39 06 66019053/54/19Fax +39 06 66414220

Hotel Pineta PalaceVia San Lino Papa, 35 - 00167 RomeTel +39 063013800 / 063013803Fax +39 063013844 / 063017515

SWITZERLAND

Banklialp Hotel, EngelbergBanklialpweg 25,6390 Engelberg, SwitzerlandTel: 00-41-41-63-97373

Hotel Le ChamoisRue de la Gare,Les Diablerets 1865,SwitzerlandTel: 00-41-0-24-492-0202

Hotel SunnmattAlpenstrasse 1,6390 Engelberg,Central SwitzerlandTel: 00-41-41-637-2045

Hotel CrystalPizzeria Crystal Dorfstrasse 45,6390 EngelbergTel: 00-41-41-637-2122

Hotel HoheneckLian Green-Brzezinska,Dorfstrasse 4 CH-6390EngelbergTel: 00-41-41-639-5700

Hotel CentralDorfstrasse 48 Postbox CH-6391EngelbergTel: 00-41-41-639-7070

Hotel EdelweissTerracestrasse 10 CH-6390

EngelbergTel: 00-41-41-639-7878

Hotel Central ResidenceRoute du Bélvédère,1854 Leysin,SwitzerlandTel.: +41 24 493 0707Fax: +41 24 493 0708

Hôtel Des DiableretsRue des Ormons1865 Les Diablerets SwitzerlandTel +41 (0)24 492 09 09

Fax +41 (0)24 492 23 91

Mercure Classic Hotel LeysinRoute de la cite 1854 Leysin,SwitzerlandTel : +41 24/4930606Fax : +41 24/4930693

Astoria LuzernPilatusstr. 29 6002 Lucerne,SwitzerlandTel. +41 41 226 88 88Fax +41 41 210 42 62

Roessli AlpnachstadBruenigstrasse 156053 Alpnachtstadt SwitzerlandTel. +41 41 67 29 070Fax +41 41 67 29 072

Hôtel Le Relais AlpinCol des Mosses, 1862 Les MossesTel : +41 24 491 0500Fax : +41 24 491 0501

Z’loft SaanenmoserHornbergstrasseCH-3777 SaanenmoserTel : +41 (0) 337446969Fax : +41 (0) 337446868

Hôtel Le Grand Chalet

Famille BONELLICH-1854 Leysin SwitzerlandTel : 0041 (0)24 493 01 01Fax : 0041 (0)24 494 16 14

Hôtel Les SourcesChemin du Vernex1865 Les Diablerets SwitzerlandTel : +41 24 492 0100Fax : +41 24 492 0169

Hotel Central-Continental AGBahnhofstrasse 43CH-3800 Interlaken/ Switzerland

Tel. ++41 (0)33 823 10 33Fax ++41 (0)33 823 10 03

VENICE

Holiday Inn MargheraRotonda Romea 1,30175 Marghera - Venice ItalyTel: 00-39-041-5092311

Hotel AmbraVia Adige, 2/3,30020 Quarto d’Altino, Venice ItalyTel: 00-39-0422-823300

Piove di SaccoVia Adige 2,35028 Piove Di Sacco (Padova)Tel: 00-39-049-9705279

Point Hotel ConselveVia dell’Industria, 2/B,35026 Conselve (PD) - ItalyTel: 00-39-049-95-01588




Hotel GardenVia G. Tempesta,124 30033Noale - Venezia, ItalyTel: 00-39-041-4433299

Hotel MarconiRiva del Vin, San Polo, 729Tel: 00-39-041-52-22068

Crowne PlazaVia Po 19735135 Padova ItalyTel: +39 049 8656511Fax: +39 049 8656555

Accademia Palace HotelVia Pescarotto, 3935131 Padova ItalyTel. +39 049 998 34 11Fax +39 049 998 34 12

NH Mantegna

Via N. Tommaseo 61,35131 Padova ItalyTel: +39 049 8494111Fax: +39 [049] 8494888

Crowne Plaza HotelViale della Resistenza 18/2030020 Quarto d’altino ItalyTel : +39 0422 703 811Fax : +39 0422 703 822

Residence Hotel CittadellaVia Monte Pertica 335013 Citadella Italy

Tel. +39 049 9 40 24 34Fax +39 049 5 97 55 44

Point HotelVia Adige, 2 - 35028 - Piove Di Sacco(PD) - ItalyTel. +39 049 9705279Fax +39 049 9715736Hotel Villa Pigallevia Nazionale, 16136056 Tezze Sul Brenta (VI) -Tel: 0424 560412, 380 5117068Fax: 0424 561361

Filanda PalaceVia Palladio 34 | Cittadella,35013 Costermano, Italy

GENERAL INFORMATION

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TIME DIFFERENCE

Country Hours behind India

Mar - Oct Nov - Feb*

UK - 4.30 - 5.30

Europe - 3.30 - 4.30

*During Summer Season.

Daylight Saving Time (DST) also referredto as Summer time, is the adjustment oftime to local clocks taking advantageof available natural light in summer. In

Europe, DST begins on the rst Sunday ofApril and reverts to standard time on thelast Sunday of October.The best time to receive phone calls fromIndia is 1000 hrs IST.

CURRENCY

Country CurrencyCurrency

CodeIN

INR*

Europe EURO EURO 65.37

UKPoundSterling

GBP 73.38

SWISSSwissFrancs

SFR 44.19

*As on January 8, 2010. Figures aresubject to change

Euro (EUR) currency is valid in:Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France,Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy,

Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal,Spain and The Vatican.

Swiss Francs, Great Britain Pounds,Euros are required during the tour.

WEATHER

Barometer*

*Average Maximum Temperature In Celsius

City Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

London 6 7 10 1 3 1 7 20 2 2 21 1 9 1 4 10 7

Paris 6 7 12 1 6 2 0 23 2 5 24 2 1 1 6 10 7

Frankfurt 3 5 11 1 6 20 2 3 25 2 4 21 1 4 8 4

Zurich 2 5 10 1 5 19 2 3 25 2 4 20 1 4 7 3

Rome 11 13 15 19 23 28 30 30 26 22 16 13

Helsinki -3 -4 0 6 14 19 22 20 15 8 3 -1

Dublin 8 8 10 1 2 16 1 8 2 1 19 1 7 14 1 0 8

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MUMBAI9, Ashish apartment,S.B Marg, Andheri (East),Mumbai - 400 059Tel: (022) 6525 4707, 3240 2886Mob: 98202 12534Email: [email protected]

Shop No.3, Viceroy Court, Opp.Dominos Pizza,Thakur Village, Kandivali (East), MumbaiTel: (022) 2885 6333 / 444Mob: 98704 14466Email: [email protected]

Shop No.1, Modi Niwas, S.V. Road,Opp.Standard Chartered Bank,Santacruz (West), Mumbai - 400 054Tel: (022) 67102089, 64520181Mob: 98200 70294Email: [email protected]

Shop no.1 ground oor, Moreshwar - Kamalbldg, Dr Ramesh Pradhan Marg,Next to Saikripa hotel, Thane West - 400 602.

Tel: (022) 6609 9119, 6609 9199Mob: 098211 49736Email: [email protected]

Of ce No.2, C- 1/7, Sector 2,Opp Hotel Navratan, VashiMob: 93201 20122Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

PUNE759/93, Abhiruchi Bungalow,Prabhat Road. Pune - 411 004Tel: (020) 2545 1823, 2545 8431Mob: 98224 55414, 97654 99334Email: [email protected]

Shop No. 3, E- Building,Chatriban Residency,Hotel Sarja Lane, Opp. Croma, Aundh,Pune - 411 007Tel: (020) 4005 8550, 2589 8303Mob: 90110 50795, 98815 53119Email: [email protected]

Shop No - G/ 22, Sacred World Mall,Survey No. 75 / 2. Wanowrie,Pune - 411 040

Tel: (020) 4130 7197 / 98Mob: 99872 59437Email: [email protected]

Premiere Plaza, Shop No. 8,Near Cosmos Bank,Old Mumbai - Pune Highway,Chinch wad,Pune - 411 019Tel: (020) 4670 1008 / 09, 3234 1007Mob: 93722 24442, 98819 07474,

Email: [email protected]

AHMEDNAGARSoham World Tours,56/A, Amber Plaza,Opp. Bus Stand,Ahmednagar - 414 001Tel: (0241) 245 0275Mob: 092269 32072Email: [email protected]

NASHIKShop No- G1, B Wing,Suyojit City Center,Mumbai Naka,Opp. Shatappdi Hospital,Nashik - 422 002Tel: (0253) 250 6000Mob: 94222 46988Email: [email protected]

AURANGABAD9, 10, Dwarka Regime, Bh. Chunnilal PetrolPump, Adalat Road, Aurangabad - 431 005Tel: (0240) 645 3377 / 88Mob: 98600 03377Email: [email protected]

KOLHAPURHotel Pearl, New Shahupuri, Kolhapur - 416 001Tel: (0231) 668 4451Mob: 98220 99333Email: [email protected]

NAGPURAddress - 5, Meher Baba Society,Beside Bhole Petrol Pump, Dharampeth,Nagpur - 440 001Tel: (0712) 2550 441, 322 3200, 646 4477Mob: 99238 07099, 93731 97783Email: [email protected]

GOAF/15, 1st Floor, Osia Mall, Near Kadamba BusStand, Margao, Goa - 403601Tel: (0832) 648 4222Mob: 92095 94552, 93261 10788, 99210 01507Email: [email protected]

G - 1, Karmali Glass Tower,Opposite Traf c Police Cell,S.V. Road, Panaji, Goa - 403 001Tel: (0832) 663 1958 / 56Mob: 99220 25267Email: [email protected]

Queeny Elite, Shop No. 2 & 6,Vasco- da- Gama,Goa - 403 802Tel: (0832) 251 5899, 251 5900, 2515780Mob: 9422059641, 9923202934Email: [email protected]

VADODARAG- 8, Balaji Arcade,Near Amit Nagar Bus Stand,VIP Road,Vadodara - 390018Tel: (0265) 249 1642Mob: 99257 64839Email: [email protected]

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