CHOOMTI TRAVELLERS The
Travel Division of Choomti Trekkers Private Limited Bringing over 27 years experience to Independent Travellers in
India
Providing that personal and individual service to each Client
There
are three main Gateways
to start (or conclude) your "Passage to India" :
New
Delhi is the
gateway to all of India
Mumbai
(Bombay)
may be considered for Journeys of the West and South
Chennai
(Madras)
for the South and East.
Your
"Gateway to India"
experience includes:
Reception
and transfers to your hotel, arrival and departure.
Three
nights accommodation at your hotel.
Sightseeing
of your Gateway City with our guide and chauffeur driven car.
New Delhi,
the capital of India, built on the site of seven historic cities,
consists today of the 17th century
Old
Delhi and 20th century
New Delhi
created by the British when they transferred the capital from Calcutta
in 1911.
A fascinating blend of the old and the new,
ancient monuments, splendid government buildings, bustling bazaars, gardens and
tree-lined avenues.
Hotels :
We recommend the colonial styled The
Imperial in New Delhi,
considered to be amongst one of Asia's finest hotels, spread over eight
acres of sprawling peaceful gardens, is a legend that offers a unique
experience embracing history delicately cradled in the comfort of modern
conveniences.
Or - We
recommend
the
The Oberoi
A luxury 5 star hotel, centrally located, overlooking the 18 hole golf course.
Or -
We
recommend
The Manor,
an oasis away from the centre of the sprawling bustling city.
The Manor is a 2-storey, 16-room boutique hotel set in landscaped
gardens.
Or
-
We
recommend
Hotel Palace Heights,
a very central medium priced hotel.
Alternatively -
We
recommend
Tikli
Bottom which is run by Martin and Annie Howard, just outside Delhi.
The most cosmopolitan
of all Indian cities, Mumbai
is a vital and pulsating city with a tradition of cultures from many
lands. It contains magnificent Victorian/Gothic architecture, museums
and markets, gleaming skyscrapers, the highest cost of living and the
largest slums.
Hotels :
We
recommend
the Taj
Mahal Palace Hotel, which is considered as one of the great hotels of the world,
centrally located, with swimming pool and several specialty restaurants.
Or - We
recommend
the
Oberoi Hilton Towers, towering above the
skyline and overlooking the Arabian Sea. The city's main promenade,
Marine Drive, lights up in the evening to give a spectacular view of
what is known as the "Queen's Necklace".
The earliest British
settlement of the East
India Company, Chennai
is an elegant colonial port of fine gothic buildings, palm trees and
gardens. Nearby is the 'City of a Thousand Temples' Kanchipuram,
noted also for fine silks, the Shore
Temples and rock
carvings of Mahabalipuram.
Hotels :
We recommend the
Taj
Connemara, a well run hotel converted from a Nawab's Town House.
Or - We use the
Taj
Group's Fisherman's Cove
a superb beach
resort hotel with easy access to Madras,
Kanchipuram and
Mahabalipuram.
Alternatively - We recommend The
Raintree Hotel, Chennai, South
India’s First ECOTEL® Hotel, which is an Environmentally
Sensitive Hotel with all modern amenities.