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BHOPAL KERWA KATHOTIYA RATAPANI DAY
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Day 1: Bhopal – Kerwa/Kathotiya/Ratapani -
This full-day tour of Bhopal showcases the Kerwa Dam Lake, the Kathotoya Hikings, and the Ratapani Jungle and Wild Tour. Pickup from your hotel at 9 am in Bhopal for this wonderful full-day city tour of Bhopal. If you are searching for a picnic spot in Bhopal, the Kerwa Dam is the perfect location for you. This scenic beauty is located at a distance of 15 km from Bhopal and is very easily accessible. Witness Mother Nature at its full glory in this unique eco-tourism site. It is the home to various flora and fauna. Visitors often embark on the journey to soak in the refreshing feel that the cool breeze provides to them. The picturesque mountains, the pristine environment, the wild forests, and a plethora of birds and animals have made this one of the best getaways from the regular hustle and bustle of city life. You can participate in several adventure sports or enjoy a boat ride in the clear waters of this majestic dam. The scenic beauty and innumerable adventures will paint a colorful canvas in your mind. You are sure to cherish these memories for a lifetime. Next, we will en-route towards our next destination i.e. Kathotiya Village Kathotiya is a small forest village only 17 km south of the capital, nestled among sylvan hills, ancient cave paintings, and wildlife, with excellent opportunities for adventure sports such as rock climbing, rappelling, trekking, etc. The Kathotia Adventure Camp is managed by a group of local tribal youth and offers an excellent outing for the people of Bhopal, combining nature, adventure, and heritage walks along ancient rock paintings, similar to the ones found at Bhimbetka. The camp has basic Rooms and Tented accommodation is available and serves local ethnic cuisine and cultural flare. Next, we will en-route towards our last destination i.e Ratapani Jungle Ratapani Tiger Reserve is an upcoming wildlife tourism destination, close to Bhopal city of Madhya Pradesh state. It lies in the Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh in Central India. This forest is spread over the hills of the Vindhya ranges. It is one of the beautiful teak forests, just 60 km south-east of Bhopal city. While traveling from Bhopal to Pachmarhi hill station, we may pass through this finest forest. Despite being in close proximity to Bhopal city, it is an untouched forest area with hills and cliffs. It gives shelter to different mammals, birds, reptiles, etc. In addition to this, it also conserves rich heritage treasures of caves, rock paintings, rock shelters, etc. One of the most famous rock shelters of Central India and UNESCO World Heritage Site Bhimbetka Rock Shelters are also part of Ratapani tiger reserve. In addition to this, many other tourist attractions are located inside the reserve area like Ginnorgarh Fort, Ratapani Dam etc. Ratapani forest was declared a wildlife sanctuary in the year 1976. Since then, it retained this status till year 2013 when the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) granted the approval to upgrade this wildlife sanctuary to a tiger reserve. The state government of Madhya Pradesh is working on it to notify the tiger reserve area, creating core-buffer zones for the reserve and developing it When the tour is concluded, we will take you back to your hotel in Bhopal. After dinner (if possible) we have a departure
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In the event of cancellation of tour/travel servicesdue to any avoidable/ unavoidable reason/s we must be notifiedof the same in writing. Cancellation charges will be effectivefrom the date we receiveadvice in writing,and cancellation charges would be as follows:
45 days prior to arrival: 10% of the Tour / service cost.
15 days prior to arrival: 25% of the Tour / service cost.
07 days prior to arrival: 50% of the Tour / service cost.
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