Bhubaneswar, Chilika Lake, Gopalpur, and Taratarini Temple Tours package

• Three nights are spent in accommodations.
• Meals based solely on twin sharing Each day:Breakfast: includes three meals each
• Dinner each day: three meals are served.
• Sightseeing in the area: Tours with a guide: All important locations are covered
• Visits Abroad: Longer days allow for visits to several temples.
• Coverage for Transportation: Trips and transfers are included
• Tolls, parking, and gasoline costs are included in the costs.
• Licenses and Taxes for Vehicles: All relevant licenses and taxes are paid.
• Included for the duration of the journey is the driver's allowance.
• Type of Vehicle: Registered commercial vehicle used for local sightseeing and transportation
• Car attributes:Driving: A comfortable travel with a non-smoking driver

•  First Payment (65%): To guarantee your reservation and guarantee your place on the tour, you must pay a sizeable amount (65%) in advance.
• The remaining 35% must be paid prior to the departure date. This is the final payment. This guarantees that you are ready to go and that your reservation has been paid in full.

• The sum paid for the reservation is non-refundable. The original booking fee will not be reimbursed, regardless of when you cancel.
• Refund fees are contingent upon the date of notification: The cancellation cost increases as you approach your departure date.

30% of the total trip cost if booked 30-44 days in advance of arrival.

25% of the total trip cost if booked 15–29 days in advance of arrival.

Refundable 100% of the total trip cost if cancellation occurs 0–14 days prior to arrival.

• A written cancellation is required: Any cancellations must be sent to care@hindudevalayayatra.com, the email address of Hindu Devalaya Yatra.
• The next working day is taken into account for weekend cancellations: Refunds submitted on Sundays are handled the next business day (Monday).
• Situations beyond your control: Should inclement weather, or natural calamities occur, Hindu Devalaya Yatra will make every effort to adhere to the schedule, notwithstanding any unanticipated events, local problems, or official directives. But in these circumstances, there won't be any reimbursements given.
• Unexpected events prior to trip departure: Hindu Devalaya Yatra will provide a voucher for the entire payment (100%), in the event that the trip cannot commence owing to unforeseen circumstances before to the commencement date. Within a year after it is issued, this coupon can be used for another trip.
   

Items to Pack for a Trip:

• Winter apparel includes a fleece jacket, thermal wear, shorts (for layering), bottoms, and socks made of wool and cotton.
• Summer attire includes T-shirts, shorts, caps, cotton shirts, and slacks to keep cool during the hot weather.
• Toiletries: To keep your skin healthy and protected, use lip balm, wet wipes, sunscreen, and skin moisturizer.
• Medical Supplies: Personal medications, insect repellent, medication for altitude sickness, and salts to rehydrate in order to stay healthy while traveling.
• Sunglasses, rubber slippers, a dust mask for dusty areas, a power bank for electronics, and chocolates are optional items.

Optional Services:

Items Suggested: Make sure you have identification, appropriate seasonal clothing (if needed), basic hygiene products, first aid supplies, and optional personal items for ease of access.

What to Wear to a Temple Visit:

• For men: Pancha with a shirt, or Kurta with pyjamas or dhoti.
• Ladies: Half saree with Chudidhar, or Dupatta/Saree.

Note: You are not allowed to wear jeans, track suits, or night pants or other Western apparel.

Yatra guidelines:

Activities Prohibited:

• No drinking, smoking, or using prohibited substances: Completely prohibited during the Yatra. If this is broken, participants will be kicked off the trip and won't get a reimbursement for the time they spent there.

Nutritional Limitations:

• No Non-Vegetarian Food, Alcohol, or Intoxicants: In order to preserve the pilgrimage's holiness, these are forbidden during the Yatra.