Pandaw River Expeditions has announced a new 14-night visit to Bhutan and sail along the Brahmaputra aboard the MV Mahabaahu.
The package includes:
-Seven-nights land accommodation (two-night stay at the Taj Bengal Hotel, two-night stay at the Druk Hotel, overnight stay at the Damchen Resort and two-night stay at the Tashi Namgay)
-Seven-nights sailing on-board MV Mahabaahu on the Brahmaputra river
-A panoramic flight into the Himalayas to Paro
-Trip by pony through the mountains to Taktsang Monastery
-A visit to the UNESCO accredited Kaziranga National Park where guests can enjoy a safari on an elephant searching for the Greater One-Horned Indian rhinoceros and Indian tiger
-An excursion to the village of Biswanath Ghat by small boat
-A boat safari on the Eastern range of Kaziranga to observe wildlife
-Sightseeing, including St Paul’s Cathedral, Mother Teresa’s house, Thimphu and the Memorial Chorten, Tashichhodzong, Khamsum Yulley Namgyel Chorten, a newly built stupa and the Shiva Dol
-Seven breakfasts, five lunches and five dinners on the land section of the tour
-Transfers, porterage at hotels, airports and cruise, all taxes, entrance fees, all transport in Bhutan, services of an English speaking guide in Bhutan, Bhutan Government Royalty, taxes, Bhutan Visa fee
-Seven-night cruise on the MV Mahabaahu (including all main meals, excursions as described, port dues, guide services), jugged coffee and selection of teas, mineral water, crew gratuities and services of a Pandaw Expeditions cruise director
Three sailings will take place in 2015-2016 and are scheduled as follows:
- November 15, 2015
- February 7, 2016
Prices start at $5,172 per person for a double-occupancy room and cabin without balcony.
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