Bangalore
Popularly known as the silicon valley of India, Bangalore is a tourist's delight. With a great history to boast of and a modern world of opportunities and alternatives to facilitate the guests with; Bangalore plays host to millions of guests every year. Being the capital city of Karnataka, it is also well connected to major attractions in the state. ..read more

Mysore
Mysore is known for its exotic gardens, ancient temples, grand palaces, and of course the Dusshera festival. Guests visiting this city are also taken by surprise with the abundant local handicrafts that are sold in its vibrant markets. Be it the sandalwood products or the textured silk apparel including accessories ..read more

Hampi
If you were interested in revisiting history, definitely make it a point to visit Hampi. The stone temples, forts and other monuments of Hampi will amaze you to no bound. Though in ruins today, the place still retains its mystic aura and manages to fascinate the onlooker, in the same magnitude, even today. ..read more

Belur
At about a distance of 220 km from the city of Bangalore is located the magical Belur that is most famous for the Hoysala Temple complex. Intricate carvings and impeccably designed sculptures stand still in this place to testify the rich artistic sense of the craftsmen of the bygone era. ..read more

Kabini
A trip to South India is incomplete without a wildlife visit and no trip to this area can be complete without a visit to the Rajiv Gandhi National Park in Nagarhole. Abundant with a wide selection of species in both the flora and fauna varieties, Kabini is definitely a must visit destination in South India. ..read more

Badami
To witness the sculptural beauty and magnificence that the area offers, visit Badami. The Nataraja sculpture is one of the many stunningly wonderful creations housed here. There are also several attractions located nearby that are also worth a visit. ..read more

Goa
If it is the sun, the water and a lazy afternoon on the beach that defines your perfect holiday sentiments, head to Goa straight away. Reflections of a Portuguese way of life juxtaposed beautifully with the local culture and traditions can still be seen here. ..read more

Given below is the schedule of the Pride of the South journey for the year 2011 - 2012. For your convenience the corresponding months along with the dates have also been mentioned.

The Tariff for the Golden Chariot - Pride of the South is very impressive and has been mentioned below for your perusal. A month-wise distribution of the same has been done for your better understanding as well for better accuracy.

The tariff of the Pride of the South is as follows:

January 2011 - March 2011 ( For Indian Nationals in INR & International travellers in USD)

April 2011 - March 2012 (For Indian Nationals in INR & International travellers in USD)

Occupancy Type	Prices (Per person per night)	Total(7 Nights)
Single occupancy	INR 20000/USD 685	INR 140000/USD 4795
Double occupancy	INR 15000/USD 495	INR 105000/USD 3465
Triple occupancy	INR 12000/USD 400	INR 84000/USD 2800

The Golden Chariot - Pride of the South tariff also mentions a few more details that can be handy information for you. They have been mentioned below:

• Half fare for children between 5 and 12 years.
• The tariff includes accommodation on board, the meals, the sightseeing trips, the entrance fees (while entering monuments, parks, palaces and other sightseeing locations)
• It does not comprise of tips, phone calls, camera fees in the sightseeing locations, SPA car and Business car facilities, liquor as well as laundry
• Christmas and New Year being the peak holiday season calls for a 10% surcharge levied on all departures.
• As per the Govt. of India norms, Service Tax @ 2.575% is levied on the prevalent tariff.

The reservation as well as cancellation policies as mentioned in the Pride of the South tariff are as follows:

To Reserve

• Pay 20% of ticket value at the time of confirming the booking.
• Pay the remaining 80% of ticket value 30 days prior to departure.

To Cancel

• 5% of the ticket value will be deducted if cancellation is made until 60 days prior to departure.
• 20% of the ticket value will be deducted if cancellation is made between 59 and 30 days prior to departure.
• 50% of the ticket value will be deducted if cancellation is made between 29 and 15 days prior to departure.
• 100% of the ticket value will be deducted if the cancellation is made 14 days prior to departure.

The entire amount will be treated as forfeited incase of non-arrival of the guest. Incase the tour is terminated by the guest, the amount for the untraveled portion would be considered as forfeited without any scope for further refunds and adjustments. Incase of natural disasters or serious health issues, amendment maybe possible subject to availability as well as merit.

The above Tariff of the Golden Chariot - Pride of the South is subject to change without notice.