DAY 1. MUMBAI - MAHAD - PALI - RANJANGAON After reaching Mumbai in the morning, proceed to Mahad and then Pali and Ranjangaon for sightseeing. Finally reach at Pune by night. On arrival, check-in at the Hotel and stay overnight.

DAY 2. PUNE - THEUR - SIDDHATEK - MOREGAON - PUNE After Breakfast, proceed to Theur, followed by Siddhatek and Moregaon. Finally return Pune for dinner and stay overnight at the Hotel.

DAY 3. PUNE - OZAR - LENYADRI - MUMBAI After Breakfast, depart for Ozar, Lenyadri and finally drop at Mumbai.

Day 4. Mumbai city tour including Temples evening drop to airport / Station

Transport cost will be advised on case to case bases.

Day 1 : Arrival at Mumbai transfer to Nashik visit Trimbakeshwar, Shani Shinganapur , Shirdi.

Day 2 : Morning Darshan at Shirdi. Travel to Bhimashankar and back to Ahmednagar (350+ kms)

Day 3 : Ahmednagar - Nanded via Parli

Day 4: Visit Aundha and then transfer to Aurangabad,

Day 5: Visit Grishneshwar and return back to Mumbai

Day 6: Morning visit to Mumbai Temples and evening drop to airport / station

Transport cost will be advised on case to case bases.

Day 1: Pick up Guests from Mumbai proceed to Trimbakeshwar for darshan of Lord Shiva (one of the Jyotirlinga). After darshan, and a little leisure, proceed back to Nasik. On the way, visit to Anjaneri Lord Hanumanji’s Birth Place. After reaching Nasik local sightseeing Panchvati, Kalaram Mandir, Sita Gumpha, Goraram Mandir, Parn-kuti, Kapaleshwar Temple, Ram Kund, Sundarnarayan Temple, Naroshankar Temple. In the evening return to hotel. Overnight Nasik

Day 2: Early morning Breakfast and checkout from Proceed to Muktidham and then to Shirdi for Sai Baba Darshan. After darshan and some free time.

Day 3: Drive to Shanishignapur. On arrival, darshan of Shani Maharaj, and then back to Mumbai. Tour Ends.

Transport cost will be advised on case to case bases.

Duration: 4 hours (including travelling)

Time: Any time between 5am to 7am

Explore Mumbai early morning when it is peaceful and far from the maddening crowd. The bustling markets, when observed in the early morning is quite exhilarating !

Hundreds of newspaper vendors sort out papers in multiple languages, auctioneers frantically gabble fish prices, and organised chaos breaks out with the arrival of over 100 tonnes of vegetables, fruits and meat at the markets.The scenes at Wee hours truly define the mercurial character of Mumbai and best of all as you walk the same lanes a few hours later, you find no evidence of the morning’s hustle.

The scenes at Wee hours truly define the mercurial character of Mumbai and best of all as you walk the same lanes a few hours later, you find no evidence of the morning’s hustle.

Duration: 4 hours (including travelling)

Time: Any time between 7am to 3pm

It is a city of crazy contradictions –cheek by jowl, at once the commercial capital of India and also a ‘home’ to the homeless and the poor migrant workers. After a heavy dose of history-palaces, forts and religions- temples, churches, Mumbai is refreshingly different and ‘offbeat’.

You can visit diverse parts of the ‘living city’ where you experience a blast of colour (sarees and flags), smells (fishy and spicy- masalas) and sounds- all amidst the broadest ‘smiles’ that merge with ‘sweat’ that trickles down their faces !

No automobiles ply here – unique distinction of being the only such place in Asia. So, you enjoy this pollution- free place and go back recharged.

You can choose to walk around or be hauled around in a cart drawn by men or, better still, ride a horse. Royal ? !

The green cover ensures a pleasant stay in the cool breeze. As usual, get a panoramic view of the valleys and plains and memorable sunrises and sunsets . Romantic? !

Hiking up and trekking in the monsoons, during week-ends, is also a very popular option.