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 Global Tourism Boards
Canada
The world is now recognizing India as an important
source market for outbound tourism. With the opening
of the CTC office in India, increasing tourist inflow
from India to Canada tops our priority. We are keen
on creating awareness about Canada through various
channels and also working to streamline the visa
process for the short term traveller.
We would like to thank Cox and Kings for taking up
the initiative for promoting Canada in the Indian market.
SanJeet- India Representative, Canadian Tourism Commission
France
We are very pleased with the innovative and unusual
holiday destinations and experiences that have been
showcased by Cox and Kings. In keeping with the
ever evolving aspirations of the discerning Indian
traveller, we constantly endeavour to unveil newer
facets of France. Cox and Kings has been a pioneer
in inspiring clients to discover more exclusive, unspoilt
and unique travel experiences in France and I wish
them stupendous success in 2010!
Catherine Oden - Director, Atout France
Paris
Paris is an amazing city which never stops offering
new facets. In 2010, visitors will enjoy strolling
along the river Seine and discover the brand new
Cité de la mode et du design located in former
industrial buildings, admiring the tropical plants in
the renovated glasshouses of the Museum national
d’histoire naturelle, and visiting the new Islamic Arts
department at the Louvre…
We wish you a successful year in 2010.
Paul Roll - Managing Director - Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Finland
It gives us great pleasure at Visit Finland to know of
the upcoming launch of the Cox and Kings summer
2010 brochure. Visit Finland continues to have a
close association with Cox and Kings in promoting
this unique destination which is fast becoming the
favorite with the discerning Indian Traveller. The year
2010 will also see Visit Finland getting more proactive
in promoting Posio, Kemi, Kuusamo and Levi. We
look forward to working closely with Cox and Kings on these promotions.
Papori Bharati - Marketing Manager, Visit Finland & FINPRO
Italy
Indian travellers are showing a growing interest
and affinity towards Italy. The conscious efforts of
the ENIT India office, has resulted in a substantial
increase in the number of tourists year after year. Italy
is a destination for all seasons and hence from being
just ‘one of’ the many European countries visited, Italy
has made its mark to become the final destination. I
take this opportunity to thank Cox and Kings for its
continued support.
Salvatore Ianniello - Country Manager - India ENIT (Italy)
Ireland
Ireland is delighted to be included as part of the
group tours in the Cox and Kings itinerary. Cox
and Kings has been extremely innovative in offering
new products and value propositions to their clients.
Tourism Ireland is committed to ensuring that the
Ireland experience for the Cox and Kings clients is
warm and friendly and the clients go back with a
positive experience of the country. We will do our best
to ensure that the Cox and Kings clients have a wonderful stay in Ireland.
Huzan Fraser - Representative, Tourism Ireland
Singapore
Singapore has always been a land of discovery and
enrichment. It’s a destination for wholesome family
edutainment experiences, indulgent shopping and
nightlife for DINKs and honeymooners. In 2010, the
Indian tourists can look forward to more exciting
times with the opening of Marina Bay Sands and the
Resorts World in Sentosa. Cox and Kings has been
one of our intergral partners and our best wishes to
them in the year ahead.
Sork Lee - Area Director Western India, STB
Malaysia
Malaysia is a land of diversity and Indian travellers
will always find something interesting—be it the
shopping, nightlife, theme parks, adventure activities
and its eco-tourism products all in close proximity.
While the first time traveller finds all this fascinating,
the repeat traveller takes time to explore the vast
array of attractions. Cox and Kings has always been
in the forefront of showcasing new attractions and we
believe that in 2010 too it has new and interesting insights in store for the traveller.
P Manorahan - Director, Tourism Malaysia
Thailand
Thailand has presented every visitor a unique offering.
In the recent past, the country has started to expose
various new destinations like Chiang Rai, Chiang
Mai, Ko Samui and Hua Hin to the Indian outbound
traveller market. Our continuous promotions, offer
immeasurable places that satisfy every segment
of tourists.
Every season needs an inspiration, and here’s wishing
Cox and Kings the best of 2010 season from Tourism Authority of Thailand.
Khun Sethaphan Buddhani - Director, Tourism Authority of Thailand
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Cyprus
The Cyprus Tourism Organisation commitment to
tap into the vast Indian market by joining efforts
with Cox and Kings was a decision which we are
sure will bring results. India as a market holds a lot
of potential for us.
Cox and Kings also trusted the potential of
our destination which made us confident in
commencing this long term relationship.
Our best wishes to Cox and Kings for 2010.
Egypt
Tourism Boards
Egypt offers the perfect holiday destination for
your family. To top it all amid all the adventure
and exotica, there is a distinct feeling of natural
affinity for Indians in Egypt as both the countries
Forever Partners
bear striking similarities and cultural synergies. In
this brochure, therefore I want to familiarize you We’ve been around for over 250 years of discovery, and if
with the many holiday options available like the there’s one thing we’ve learnt, it is that as the world grows
beaches, resorts, spas, golf and nightlife. smaller, our choices get larger. Networking becomes imperative
Wishing you a Happy Summer 2010 !
in a globalised world.

Vassilis Theocharides - Director, Cyprus Tourism Organization
Switzerland
Switzerland Tourism appreciates the efforts of Cox
and Kings in promoting Switzerland. The options that
the company offers its guests travelling to Switzerland
makes visiting the destination a pleasurable experience.
It opened up new destinations such as Gstaad,
that’s now become popular in India. It is the array of
experiences that the company offers its clients that
contribute to the increasing arrivals into Switzerland.
Our best wishes to Cox and Kings for the 2010 season.
Adel El Masry - Director - Egyptian Tourism Office, India
Dubai
We are proud to be involved in releasing the
Cox and Kings summer 2010 brochure. Dubai,
a world-class city offers excellent airline
connectivity, world-class convention facilities and
hotel accommodation to suit all budgets.
To support the efforts of our travel partners and
companies the Department of Tourism and
Commerce Marketing has put in effect a gamut of
support services. We wish to thank Cox and Kings for their support.
Great minds think alike, and it is no wonder that Cox and Kings
has attracted key players, who are leaders in their own right.
Each of our partners bring to the table a unique travel-related
strength, that enriches the holiday experience.
The parts they play differ, but some things remain the same
across all our alliance partners, exacting standards and a
commitment towards excellence. And it all goes a long way in
establishing Cox and Kings as Holiday Makers par excellence.

Ritu Sharma - Country Manager - Switzerland Tourism Carl Vaz - Director - India Representative Office, DTCM

Britain South Africa

Britain has always been an inspirational destination
with something for every traveller. Visit Britain will
be focussing on 3 consumer campaigns in 2010
with three key themes: Classic, Dynamic and
Luxury, encompassing traditional with a twist, youth
and high revenue markets. We will focus on Film
Tourism, Ryder Cup and bespoke region specific
promotional activities. We value the consistent
support and partnership of Cox and Kings and extend our best wishes.
South Africa continues to enthrall Indian holiday-
makers year-on-year. There’s myriad experiences
that this beautiful country offers, and making
discoveries of your own is what we promise when
visiting the Rainbow Nation. The biggest sports
extravaganza, the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South
Africa is easily the most awaited event globally,
and we are sure it will leave behind a legacy for
the world. We convey our best wishes to Cox and Kings.

Paramjit Bawa Country Manager - India Visit Britain Medha Sampat - Country Head - India South African Tourism
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H$mS>© qH$dm Q´>°dbg© MoH$ ñdrH$maco OmV ZmhrV.
ñQ>m°n Amoìha n°Ho$O (Stopover Packages)
_w»` ghcr ~amo~a H§$nZrÀ`m Pre-Tours d Post
- Tours Am{U H$mhr N>moQ>çm ghcr CncãY AmhoV,
Á`m Vwåhr Vw_À`m _w»` ghcr~amo~a KoD$ eH$Vm.
CXm : `wamon ~amo~a A_o[aH$m, X{jU A{\«$H$m ~amo~a
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PRE & POST TOUR KoUmè`m àdmem§Zr Amnë`m
{d_mZmÀ`m doimnÌH$mMr _m{hVr H§$nZrcm H$i{dUo
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Exclusives & Highlights
Grévin Wax Museum
An exclusive invitation to experience the amazing
world of Grévin Wax Museum where real life characters
await you with Cox and Kings !
This exclusive magical world is only for Cox and
Kings guests.
The Grévin Wax Museum in Paris is one of the exclusives
offered by Cox and Kings, where you can admire the
work of the mentor who taught Madame Tussauds.
At Grévin, relive glorious French history, with over 300
wax figures in a magnificent setting of gold and marble !
The latest addition is our very own Shah Rukh Khan.
So come & experience the world of Grévin only with
Cox and Kings.
Chamonix Mont Blanc
Cox and Kings takes pride in being the very first
to introduce the French Alps to Indian tourists at
Chamonix – Mont Blanc, France, the playground of the
rich and famous.
We invite you to spend a night in Chamonix, nestled
picturesquely at the foot of Mont Blanc, Europe’s highest
summit at 4,810m. Feel at home with the warmth of
Indian cuisine, courtesy our chefs specially flown in to
pamper your taste buds. Enjoy a dinner on the glass
rooftop restaurant overlooking the spectacular view of the
highest Alpine Peaks. Enjoy two magnificient excursions,
a spectacular ascent on the Aiguille du Midi cable car,
one of the highest in the world and the 100 year old rack
and pinion train to Montenvers. The stellar attraction is
‘Mer de Glace’, the second largest glacier in the Alps.
Glacier 3000
You are invited to Glacier 3000, considered to
be one of the most beautiful Alpine peaks, only with
Cox and Kings !
Enjoy a spectacular view of the majesty of the Matterhorn,
Mont Blanc and Jungfrau and more of the Alps against
the cloudless blue sky.
Visit Glacier 3000 which is at 3000m. above sea level,
just 70 miles away from Geneva.
Experience the thrill of a ride on the Alpine Coaster, the
world’s highest bobsleigh track and the Snowbus, a Cox
and Kings special !
Experience the exhilaration, only with Cox and Kings !
Mount Cox & Kings
You are invited to a mountain in Switzerland that is
all yours, only with Cox and Kings !
Live it up with Cox and Kings celebrations – an exclusive
Swiss mountain optional excursion in the Lungern
Schönbuel belt.
Getting there is half the fun ! You can enjoy a cable car
as it winds uphill, enabling a 360 degree view of the
Bernese Oberland.
If viewing nature is not enough, there are walking trails,
games, chocolate casting. To top it, there is some music
and disco dancing.

Fragonard
Cox and Kings invites you to enjoy a shopping
experience at the exclusive Fragonard Boutique in Paris.
Enter the fantastic realm of fragrance…
Fragonard has been creating their famous perfumes
since 1926, combining traditional methods with modern
production techniques.
They have factories in Grassé and at the village of
Eze on the French Riviera, where the air is redolent
with the fragrance of flowers specially grown by
Fragonard, foremost ‘parfumier’ of France, to create
some of their best perfumes.
Keep your memories ever fresh, only with Cox
and Kings !
Lido Bonheur Show
You are invited to an exciting gala evening - the
Lido Bonheur Show with Cox and Kings !
Don’t miss the world famous Lido Bonheur Show. Enjoy
a glass of complimentary champagne amidst captivating
music and extraordinary sets, extravagant costumes
and a fascinating display of lasers and lights. A moment
of pure bonheur !
This excursion also includes a romantic River Seine
Cruise, Indian Dinner at the Lido, the Bonheur Show
and finally an illumination tour of Paris by night.
Take away a special remembrance of this magical night
in the form of a souvenir from Lido and Cox and Kings.
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Swarovski Crystal Worlds
You are invited to visit the dazzling worlds of
Swarovski Crystals with Cox and Kings !
The Museum of the world-renowned Austrian crystal
maker lies just a few kms east of Innsbruck in the town
of Wattens. Here you will find displays of art, all revolving
around the theme of crystals.
Some of the highlights include the world’s largest
crystal, a wall of crystals, a crystal dome and works by
Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and a room of
sights and sounds by Brian Eno. The museum grounds
are also quite beautiful featuring a large giant head at
the entrance and a shrubbery maze.
Drubba
Cox and Kings invites you to Drubba !
Time stands still at Drubba, the Alpine nest of the
Cuckoo Clock.
Witness the making of authentic cuckoo clocks in their
original form, each piece carefully crafted for precision.
The Cuckoo Clock is said to have originated between
1740 and 1750 and has remained more or less unchanged
in its ‘chalet’ design and pine cone - shaped pendulum.
The Drubba family is the biggest employer organization
in Titisee-Neustadt, Germany. The exclusive products
of this family - run business are found only at selected
shops that carry items mostly indigenous to the Black
Forest area such as watches, Black Forest dolls,
exquisite glassware and of course the Cuckoo Clock.
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EXCLUSIVE KmcdÊ`mgmR>r). Va§JV OmVm. A°_ñQ>°aS>°_Mm \o$a\$Q>H$m H$mMoMo
amÌr _w¸$m_ c§S>Z. (S>r). N>V Agcoë`m ~moQ>rVyZ H$aÊ`mMr _Om H$mhr
HIGHLIGHT
2N
Paris
Am¡aM. amÌr ~opëO`_H$S>o à`mU.
{Xdg Xwgam · c§S>ZMm \o$a\$Q>H$m ñWm{Z` _w¸$m_ ~opëO`_. (~r. Ec. S>r).
DRUBBA dmQ>mS>çm~amo~a.
(BLACK FOREST)
FRANCE H$Yr EH$Xm AdK§ c§S>Z `mMr Xohr `mMr {Xdg Mm¡Wm · ~«wgoëg ehamMm \o$a\$Q>H$m
SWITZERLAND SCHAFFHAUSEN
S>moim nmhVmo `m Hw$VwhcmgH$Q> gH$miÀ`m · OJà{gÕ "{cS>mo' emo · PJ_JË`m
EXCLUSIVE
LUCERNE AmëhmXXm`H$ dmVmdaUmV ~mhoa nSy>`m. c§S>Z n°[ag_Yrc amÌrMm \o$a\$Q>H$m
3N LUNGERN
_Ü`o OJ^amVrc n`©Q>H$m§gmR>r AmH$f©U AmO ^oQ> Xody`m `wamon_Yrc gdm©V XoIÊ`m
Gstaad EXCLUSIVE R>acoë`m dmñVy nmhÿ`m-Q>m°da {~«O, Woåg ZXr, ~«wgoëg_Yrc Mm¡H$mcm-J«±S> ßcmgcm. Img
GENEVA INTERLAKEN
HIGHLIGHT
OJmVrc gdm©V C§M nmiUm "c§S>Z Am`', Q>m°da ~mOmahmQ>rMm Am{U nydm© ehamMo H|$Ð q~Xy
1N ONE night 2N TWO NIGHTS Am°\$ c§S>Z, hmB©S> nmH©$, {~J ~oZ KS>çmi, Agcocm hm Mm¡H$ àdmem§Mo AmH$f©H$ q~Xy
3N THREE nights NIGHT STAY doñQ>{_{ZñQ>a n°cog, doñQ>{_{ZñQ>a A°~r, g|Q> R>acm Amho. hr ^oQ> "_°Zo{H$Z nr' Mo Xe©Z
HIGHLIGHT nm°c H°$WoS´>c, {nH°$S>ocr gH©$g, OJ^aÀ`m KoVë`m{edm` nyU© hmodyM eH$V Zmhr. ~«wgoëgMm
1N EXCLUSIVE
GALA EVENING GIFT EXCLUSIVE
CHAMONIX {d{dY n`©Q>H$m§À`m Pw§S>r {OWo H$m`_ {\$aV "AmË_m' ì`º$ H$aUmè`m chmZ _wcmÀ`m XoIÊ`m
AgVmV Vmo Q´>°\$cJma ñ¹o$Aa Am{U VoWrc nwVù`mZo àdmem§Zm {H$Ë`oH$ df} AmH${f©V
ZoëgZ ñV§^, B§½cS>À`m amUrMo dmñVì` Ho$co Amho. ~«wgoëg _Yrc nwT>Mm \$moQ>mo nS>md
Q>ygm°±X²g, hmB©S> nmH©$, {~J ~oZ, doñQ>{_ÝgQ>a n°cog, {cP|, AmH©$ Xr Q´>m`§\$, Am`\o$c Q>m°da, J«ìhm ìh°Šg
Agcocm ~qH$Jh°_ n°cog. øm ñWiXe©Zm A°Q>mo{_`_ - 1958 gmcr "dëS>© \o$`a' gmR>r
gdmo©ËH¥$ï> ñWiXe©Z- ~amo~aM Amnë`mcm ^oQ> Úm`Mr Amho Vr "c§S>Z
• c§S>Z doñQ>{_ÝgQ>a A°~r, g|Q> nm°c H$WrS´>c, Q´>°\$cJa å`w{P`_, \«°$JmoZmS© ~m§YÊ`mV Amcoco _w»` XmcZ. cmoI§S>mMm AUw
Am`', Am{U _°S>_ Q>ygm°±X²gcm Am{U Z§Va 1,65,000 H$moQ>r à_mUmV _moR>m Ho$ë`mda
• A°_ñQ>aS>°_ ñdoAa, {nH$mS>cr gH©$g, c§S>Z Am`, Woåg ZXr • B§XacmHo$Z - ^oQ> {OWo c§S>Z amOKamÊ`mMo aº$ gm§S>co Amho d {Xgoc Ago ho ~m§YH$m_. AmVm VmËnwaË`m
• ~opëO`_ Am{U ~qH$Jh°_ n°cog. • ë`wgZ© - cm`Z _m°Ý`w_|Q>, M°nc ~«wH$ {~«O amOKamÊ`mMo d¡{dÜ`nyU©, C§Mr aËZ_m{UHo$ àXe©Zm§gmR>r dmnamV `oVmo. `mZ§Va à`mU H$é`m
• n°[ag,em_moZr • A°ågQ>aS>°_ - Š`yH$Zhm°\$ Q>çw{cn JmS>©Z • e\$m¡PZ - èhmB©Z Y~Y~m øm§Zr ~Z{dcoco Xm{JZo OVZ H$éZ R>odco AmhoV \«$mÝgÀ`m PJ_JË`m amOYmZr n°[agH$S>o.
• {O{Zìhm, B§Q>acoH$Z, ñQ>mS, ë`ygZ©, Â`w[aH$ (16 _| n`ªV), _XwamS>m_ (16 _o Z§Va), H$°Zmc • Â`w[aH$ - coH$
Aem "Q>m°da Am°\$ c§S>Z' cm.
amÌr hm{d©H$H$S>o à`mU... {OWyZ Amnë`mcm HIGHLIGHT n°[ag _Yrc n{hcr g§Ü`mH$mi
• hmBS>b~J©, \«±$H$\$Q>© $ H«w$P Amåhr Vw_À`mgmR>r amIwZ R>odcr Amho Vr OJmVrc
amÌrÀ`m ~moQ>rÀ`m àdmgmZo ZoXac±S²>gcm
• ~opëO`_ - J«±S> ßcmg, _°{ZH$sZ nr, A°Q>mo{_`_ OodU - ñdm{Xï> ^maVr`/H$m±Q>rZ|Q>c- nmohmoMm`Mo Amho. (~r. Ec. S>r). gdm©V à{gÕ Aem ZmB©Q> Šb~_Ü`o. ^ì` ZonÏ`
ñWi Xe©Z _Ü`o nhm - • em_moZr - em_moZr ìh°cr emH$mhmar/_m§gmhmar OodU Oo Vw_À`m ghcrMr Am{U AË`§V _hmJS>r dóo àmdaUo AgUmam
• c§S>Z - Q>m°da {~«O, Q>m°da Am°\$ c§S>Z, _°S>_ • n°[ag - bwd«, {gZ ZXr, ßcmg S>rcm H$m|H$moS>©, em±g c‚mV dmT>doc. {Xdg {Vgam · ZoXac±S²>g_Ü`o AmJ_Z - "~m°Zha emo' H°$~«o {cS>mo nmhÊ`mgmR>r. n°[agÀ`m
Q>çw{bn JmS>©Z (Š`yH$Zhm°\$ - 16 _o n`ªV) AË`§V gw§Xa Am{U AmH${f©V[aË`m àH$me_mZ
qH$dm _Sy>amoS>°_ · A°_ñQ>aS>°_Mr ghc H$aÊ`mV Amcoë`m _hËdnyU© ñWim§OdiyZ

\o$a\$Q>H$m _marV øm n[aM` ^oQ>rgmR>r Amåhr
hr amÌ WmoS>r cm§~{dcr Amho. OmXwB© ZJarVrc
OmXwB© amÌ...
amÌr _w¸$m_ hm°Q>oc... (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg nm§Mdm · n°[agMr g\$a - Am`\o$c Q>m°da
(gdm©V C§M {Vgam _ cm) · J«ìhm d°Šg å`w{P`_
· \«°$JmoZmS>© naâ`y_ XwH$mZ · grZ ZXrVyZ
\o$a\$Q>H$m.
n°[ag_Yrc g\$arMr gwédmV H$é`m {VMm
n°Zmoa°{_H$ n[aM` H$éZ KoV. `m g\$arV nmhÿ`m
cyd«gmaIr à{gÕ g§J«hmb`o, \«|$M Am°noam,
ßbmg {X cm H$m°ÝH$m°S>©, Zonmo{b`Z H$mimVrc
{dO`r H$_mZ - Am°H©$ {X {ÌAm|\$, OJ^amVrc
gdm©V \°$eZo~c añË`m§n¡H$s EH$ em±g - B{cPo.
Z§Va ^oQ> Xody`m AmB\o$c Q>m°daÀ`m {Vgè`m
_Oë`mcm. Ë`m {eIamdéZ Xyan`ªV n°[ag
nmhVmZm A§Jmda `oUmam dmè`mMm PmoV OodT>m
WamaH$ - VodT>oM n°[agMo Vo Xe©Z _ZmoharH$...
EXCLUSIVE n°[ag åhUOo H$mhr hOma dfmªMm
B{Vhmg Agcocr AÎmam§Mr OÝ_^y_r. Ë`mVrc
\«°$JmoZmS>© øm Hw$Qw>§~mMr »`mVr OJ^amV
ngacocr. Ë`m§À`m AÎmamÀ`m XwH$mZmcm ^oQ>
XodyZ nma§nm[aH$ VgoM AË`mYw{ZH$ Z_wZo nmhÿ
Am{U Ë`m§Mo gwJ§Y öX`mV gmR>dyZ Kody. _Zgmoº$
IaoXrcm ~§Xr A{O~mV Zmhr. n°[ag_Yrc
Amncr nwT>Mr ^oQ> EXCLUSIVE "J«ìhm' d°Šg
å`w{P`_cm. `oWrc 300 hÿZ A{YH$ _oUmÀ`m
nwVù`m§À`m _mÜ`_mVyZ \«$mÝgMm B{Vhmg
AZw^dVm `oVmo. dc`m§{_H$V Am[U à{gÕ
ì`qº$Zm nmhVm `oVo. øm ì`qº$_Ü`o A{cH$S>Mr
^a åhUOo Amncm emhéI ImZ !
{XdgmMm eodQ> H$é`m n°[agÀ`m grZ ZXrVwZ
XoIÊ`m d Amam_Xm`r ~moQ>rVyZ àdmgmZo.
OgOer amÌ hmoVo Ver n°arg ZJar COiV OmVo.
{Xdg^a nm{hcoë`m AZoH$ dmñVw AmVm a§Jr~oa§Jr
àH$memV ÝhmD$Z {ZKmcoë`m nmhVmZm haIyZ
Om`cm hmoVo. {R>H${R>H$mUmÀ`m OwÝ`m diUmÀ`m
Am{U Aà{V_ dmñVyemómMo Z_wZo Agcoë`m
c§S>Z Am` nwcm§ImcyZ {dhaV OmVmZm, n°[agMo d¡^d EH$m
doJi`m XoIÊ`m nmVirdéZ AZw^dy`m.
Cox and Kings | AmZ§X `mÌm | 21
amÌr hm°Q>ocda _w¸$m_mcm naV. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg ghmdm · lr_§VmMo AmdS>Vo {dlm§Vr
ñWi Am{U {H«$S>mñWi "em_moZr'cm à`mU.
EXCLUSIVEn°[aghÿZ gH$mir {ZKyZ OJ^a à{gÕ
Agcocr "\«|$M H§$ÝQ´>rgmBS>' ~KV em_moZr H$S>o
à`mU. àdmgmV ~g_YyZ MhþH$S>o ngacoco \«|$M
{ZgJ© gm¢X`©, ~XcV OmUmam ^yàXoe Am{U
VoWrc dmñVw Z_wZo nhm`Mo. {ZgJm©Zo {OWo
gm¢X`mªMr c`cyQ> Ho$cr Amho Agm hm gmam
àXoe S>moù`mV gmR>dm`Mm. Amëßg n[agamVrc
_m°§Q> ãcmH$ nd©VamOrÀ`m Vwåhr àW_ Xe©Zr
ào_mV nS>mc. nhmd§ {VWo ZmZm àH$maMr PmS>o
Am{U S>moù`m§Zm gwImdUmar {hadmB©. AmëßgÀ`m {~J ~oZ, c§S>Z
Hw$erV dgcocr N>moQ>r Jmdo Am{U Qw>_Xma Kao.
gd©M H$go {ZVm§V gw§Xa Am{U AmëhmXXm`H$.
AmVmn`ªV {MÌnQ>mV ~{KVcoc§ Am{U AmVm
àË`jmV AZw^dm`Mo. g§Ü`mH$mir em_moZrV
\o$a\$Q>H$m _mam. lr_§V Am{U à{gÕ ì`qº$Mo
AmdS>Vo Qw>_Xma n`©Q>Z eha S>moio ^éZ nhm.
amÌr _w¸$m_ em_moZr. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg gmVdm · _m±Q> ãcmH$, _m±Q>oZdog
· pñdQ²>P©c±S>H$S>o à`mU
^maVmV Amëßg n`©Q>H$m§gmR>r éO{dcm Am{U
Ë`mMm {ZH$Q> n[aM` H$éZ {Xcm Vmo H$m°Šg
A°ÊS> qH$½OgZr.
^modVmcÀ`m àgÞ Am{U AmëhmXXm`H$ , n°[ag
J«ìhm d°Šg å`y{P`_
EXCLUSIVE
dmVmdaUmV OmJo ìhm. g_moa {XgUmar AmëßgMr
{eIao Vw_À`m Ý`mhmargmR>r à{Vjm H$arV AmhoV.
{XdgmMr gwédmV gdm©V C§M Am{U gw§Xa Ho$~c
H$maÀ`m àdmgmZo H$é`m. A°p½dc Sy> {_S>r `oWyZ
Ho$~c H$ma Vwåhmcm AmëßgMo A{dñ_aUr`
Ñí` XmI{dÊ`mgmR>r 3842 _rQ>g© C§Mrda
KoD$Z OmVo (`mo½` hdm_mZmda Adc§~yZ)
VoWyZ KS>Vo Vo Xe©Z _m±Q> ãcmH$Mo. ho Amëßg
nd©VamOr_Yrc gdm©V C§M {eIa.
hm AZw^d g§nVmo Va Xwgam àdmg gwé. hm
Amho cmc a§JmÀ`m a°H$ Am{U {n{Z`Z aoëdoZo,
Or Vwåhmcm KodyZ OmUma Amho _m±Q>oZdoAg©cm.
1913 _rQ>a À`m C§MrdéZ nmhÿ`m-_oa Xr
hmB©S>c~J©, O_©Zr

`wamo{n`Z AZw^d
½cog ~\$m©Mm gmJa. AOyZ EH$ {MÎmmH$f©H$
AZw^d. hr ~\$m©Mr ½co{gAa Amho 7 {H$._r.
cm§~, 200 _rQ>a OmS> Am[U 40 ñ¹o$.
{H$. _r. joÌ\$imMr.
nwT>Mm àdm^g hm ~gMm. ^oQ> XoD$`m CÎm_
amhUr_mZ Agcoco OJmVrc Xwgè`m
H«$_m§H$mMo eha. A{Ve` AmJidoJio ApñVËdmMo
pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Yrc {O{Zìhm. {O{ZìhmMr
n°Zmoam{_H$ ghc Amnë`mcm àW_ Xe©Z
KS>{dUma Amho Vr VoWrc `wZm`Q>oS>
ZoeÝg²À`m _w»`mc`mMo-n°cog Xr ZoeÝg²>.
_J nmhÿ`m `wamon_Yrc C§MM C§M H$ma§Oo "OoQ>
X`y'-Oo {O{Zìhm VcmdmV Amho. Ë`mÀ`m
nm§T>è`mew^« EoQ>~mO Vwè`mH$S>o ~KVmZm W¸$
ìhmc. ~mOycmM Amho "OmS>uZ A°½cog'
\w$cm§Mo KS>çmi. \$moQ>mo H$mT>m`cm {dgé ZH$m.
O{_Zrdarc ñdJ© - åhUOo pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Ü`o
àdoe Ho$cm AmhmV ømMr {ZgJ© Vwåhmcm
OmJmoOmJr ImÌr nQ>dyZ XoB©c. {h_mÀN>m{XV
{eIao, ñdÀN> ZÚm, {hadmB©, XoIUr \w$cm§Zr
_m±Q> ãcmH$, em_moZr gO{dcocr Kao, AmIrd añVo gd©M H$mhr
{OWë`m {VWo.
amÌrMm _w¸$m_ pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Ü`o. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg AmR>dm · ½co{g`a 3000 cm ^oQ>
· _mD§$Q> H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Ogcm ^oQ>
EXCLUSIVEBWo ^maVr` n`©Q>H$m§Zm CncãY H$éZ
{Xcocr ½c°{g`a 3000 `m aå` ñWimMr ^oQ>
\$º$ H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Ág V\}$.
gVV hmoUmè`m {h_dfm©dmV AmH§$R> ~wS>mcoë`m
AmëßgMo ho AZmoIo én nmhVmZm Vwåhr
hadyZ Omc.
½c°{gAa 3000 cm da Ho$~c H$maZo OmD$`m
Am{U g‚m hmoD$`m EH$ N>mVr XS>nyZ Q>mH$Umam
AmJimdoJim AZw^d ¿`m`cm. Amnë`mcm
¿`m`Mr Amho OJmVrc gdm©V C§Mmda Agcocr
"AënmBZ H$moñQ>a amB©S>' (`mo½` hdm_mZmda
Adb§~yZ). Z§Va {h_ZXrdaÀ`m "ñZmo ~g' Zo
N>mZer anoQ>.
Ja_mJa_ OodUmMm AZw^d hm `oWrc
"AmB[g§J Am°Z Ho$H$'.
ñZmo ~g, ½co{e`a 3000
11 {Xdg / 10 amÌ
EXCLUSIVE Ho$~c H$maZo naV nm`Ï`mer Am{U
nwT>Mm Q>ßnm H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½OgÀ`m
ñdV:À`m {eIamH$S>o. hm nd©V Am{U
VoWrc àË`oH$ jU hm Vw_MmM Amho. hmo \$º$
H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Og À`m n`©Q>H$m§Mm. øm
{eIamda Amnë`mcm ZoUma Amho EH$ Ho$~c
H$ma {OÀ`mVyZ Vwåhr AZwn_ gm¢X`© cm^cocm
~Z}g Amo~ac±S>Mm n[aga nmhVmZm Ajae:
W¸$ ìhmc. S>m|Ja _mÏ`mdarc nS>md, VoWrc
^moOZ, WmoS>rer JmUr~OmdUr, Mm°H$coQ>Mr
M¸$s, gd© H$mhr \$º$ Amnë`mgmR>r.
amÌr _w¸$m_ naV hm°Q>ocda. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg Zddm · B§Q>acmHo$Z ehamer AmoiI
· ë`wgZ© ehamMm \o$a\$Q>H$m · amÌrMo ^moOZ
VcmdmVrc ~moQ>r_Ü`o
gH$miMr gwédmV H$é`m {~«EÝP Am{U WyZ
øm XmoZ gw§Xa gamodam§À`m Hw$erV {dgmdcoë`m
OJà{gÕ hm°{cS>o {agm°Q>©-B§Q>acmHo$Zcm ^oQ>
XoD$Z. AOyZhr Vwåhmcm `oWo ZOaog nS>Vrc
Ë`m KmoS>çm§Zr IoMë`m OmUmè`m pìhŠQ>mo[a`m.
pñdg KS>çmio, Mm°H$mocoQ²>g, ñdrg ZmB©\²$g
Am{U BVa AZoH$ Jmoï>tgmR>r à{gÕ Agcoë`m
pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Yrc dñVy {_iÊ`mMo Mm§Jco
{R>H$mU åhUOo B§Q>acoH$Z. nU gd©M H$mhr `oWo
IaoXr H$é ZH$m. WmoS>r ~mH$s R>odm Amnë`m
nwT>À`m ehamgmR>r, ë`wgZ©gmR>r.
{ZgJ©aå` nd©VamOr, Vcmd, JmB©À`m Jù`mVë`m
K§Q>m, AënmB©Z Jmdo, Hw$aUo Am{U _moR>o aoëdo
ñQ>oeZ ømgmR>r à{gÕ Agcoë`m ë`wgZ©cm
^oQ> XoD$`m.
gw§Xa[aË`m gO{dcocm, EH$m M°nocH$S>o OmUmam
cmH$S>r Am{U déZ AmÀN>m{XV Agcocm
M°noc~«wH$ nyc nmhÿ`m. nwT>Mr ^oQ> Xody`m Vr
\«|$M amÁ`H«$m§Vr_Ü`o Ymam{VWu nS>coë`m
pñdg g¡{ZH$m§À`m ñ_aUmW© ~m§Ycoë`m "cm`Z
_m°Ý`w_|Q>' ñ_maH$mcm.
Cacocm doi ë`wgZ© Vcmdm^modVr \o$a\$Q>H$m
qH$dm _Zgmoº$ IaoXrgmR>r.
pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Yrc hr {Vgar amÌ Amåhr
HIGHLIGHT
Vw_À`mgmR>r A{dñ_aUr` H$aUma AmhmoV,
J«oQ> {~«Q>Z · ZoXac±S²>g
· ~opëO`_ · \«$m§g
· pñdQ²>Pac±S> · O_©Zr
Vwåhmcm ë`ygZ© VcmdmVrc ~moQ>rVyZ g\$a
KS>dyZ, Am{U hmo, gmo~V ^maVr` ^moOZmMm
AmñdmX.
amÌr _w¸$m_ hm°Q>oc. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg Xhmdm · èhmB©Z \$m°ëgcm ^oQ> · Hw$Hw$
Šcm°H$ \°$ŠQ>arcm ^oQ> · hmBS>c~J©Mr g\$a
· O_©ZrH$S>o à`mU
ñdJu` gm¢X`m©Zo ZQ>coë`m pñdQ²>P©c±S>Mm {Zamon
KoV AmO {ZKm`Mo O_©Zrcm. àW_ ^oQ> Xody`m
èhmB©Z ZXrdarc Am{U `wamon_Yrc gdm©V _moR>çm
Y~Yã`mcm. Vmo ànmV nmhVmZm AM§{~V ìhmc
nU \$moQ>mo ¿`m`cm {dgé ZH$m.
`mZ§Va AmnU pñdQ²>P©c±S> nma H$éZ
O_©ZrV àdoe H$aVmo. Am{U àW_ ^oQ> XoVmo
"Hy$Hy$ Šcm°H$' \°$ŠQ>arcm, BWoM Vr OJà{gÕ
Hy$Hy$ KS>çmi ~Z{dcr OmVmV. BVH$s gw§Xa
Am{U {Q>H$mD$ H$s VrZ {nT>çm dmnaVrc Aer.
na§namJV hr {H$„rMr KS>çmio AmVm ~°Q>arda
nU CncãY AmhoV.
àdmgmV nwT>o O_©ZrVrc AOyZ EH$ gw§Xa Jmd,
hmB©S>c~J©cm AmnU ^oQ> XoD$`m. ZoH$a ZXrÀ`m
Imoè`mV dgcoë`m øm ehamV àW_ cj doYyZ
KoVmV {H$„o gÔí` Kao Am{U {MÌdV gw§Xa,
AmIrd OwZo eha "AcñQ>mS>'. nmR>r_mJo C^m
{XgVmo N>moQ>çm Q>oH$S>rdarc hmBS>c~J© {H$„m.
Amncm amÌrMm _w¸$m_ O_©Zr_Ü`o.
(~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg AH$amdm KamH$S>o à`mU
BWo Amncr "AmZ§X `mÌm `wamonr`Z AZw^d'
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WmoS>çmem OS> A§V:H$aUmZo AZw^dm§Mr {eXmoar
KoD$Z.
n«dmgmV EH$ Hw$Qw>§~ ~Zcoë`m ghàdmem§À`m
g§nH$m©V amhÊ`mMo dMZ XodyZ, O_{dcocr
^anya _m{hVr Am{U AZoH$ N>m`m{MÌo KamH$S>rc
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COX AND KINGS CUSTOMERS
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· O_©Zr · Am°pñQ´>`m · BQ>cr

Amsterdam
HOOK OF
UNITED HOLLAND {Xdg n{hcm · c§S>Z_Ü`o AmJ_Z {OWo c§S>Z amOKamÊ`mMo aº$ gm§S>co Amho d
2N HARWICH
KINGDOM London H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Og AmZ§X `mÌm - Xe©Zr` amOKamÊ`mMo d¡{dÜ`nyU©, C§Mr aËZ_m{UHo$
NETHERLANDS
GERMANY `wamon ~amo~a àdmgmcm {ZKmcoë`m gd© _§S>irMo øm§Zr ~Z{dcoco Xm{JZo OVZ H$éZ R>odco AmhoV
BELGIUM c§S>Z_Ü`o hm{X©H$ ñdmJV... Amåhr Vw_Mr Aem "Q>m°da Am°\$ c§S>Z' cm.
1N
amhÊ`mMr gmo` c§S>Z_Yrc hm°Q>ocmV Ho$cr amÌr hm{d©H$H$S>o à`mU... {OWyZ Amnë`mcm
EXCLUSIVE Brussels Amho. {VWo MoH$-B©Z H$am`Mo (Xwnmar 2.00 amÌrÀ`m ~moQ>rÀ`m àdmgmZo ZoXac±S²>gcm
1N Z§Va) Am{U _J VmOoVdmZo hmoD$Z g§Ü`mH$mi nmohmoMm`Mo Amho. (~r. Ec. S>r).
HIGHLIGHT MUNICH
2N
Paris
Amnë`m {_Ì_§S>itZm, gJogmo`ao øm§Zm ^oQ>Ê`mV
Kmcdm`Mr qH$dm AmgnmgÀ`m n[agamV {Xdg Mm¡Wm · ZoXac±S²>g_Ü`o AmJ_Z -
_Zgmoº$ \o$a\$Q>H$m _mam`Mm (ghcrMm n{hcm Q>çw{bn JmS>©Z (Š`yH$Zhm°n -16 _o n`ªV)
AUSTRIA
2N {Xdg Amåhr _moH$im R>odVmo Vmo àdmgmMm erU qH$dm _Sy>amoS>°_ · A°_ñQ>aS>°_Mr ghc
Innsbruck
SWITZERLAND Wattens KmcdÊ`mgmR>r). · H$mcì`mVcr g\$a · S>m`_§S> \°$ŠQ>ar
EXCLUSIVE Lucerne
amÌr _w¸$m_ c§S>Z. (S>r). · ~opëO`_H$S>o à`mU
FRANCE 3N Lungern
Gstaad EXCLUSIVE gd© OJmcm _mo{hV H$aUmar Am{U AZoH$
Geneva Interlaken
{Xdg Xwgam · {dÝS>ga n°cogcm ^oQ> {MÌnQ>mV Ñ{eV Ho$cocr Q>çw{cßg \w$cm§Zr
1N
EXCLUSIVE · Am°Šg\$S>© ehamcm ^oQ>. ~hacoë`m ~mJocm Š`wH$Zhm°\$ gd©àW_ ^oQ>
Venice
1N AmO gH$mir Ý`mhmar Z§Va AmnU c§S>Z nmgyZ Xody`m. Oa AmnU 16 _o 2010 Z§Va `wamon_Ü`o
Chamonix
100 {H$. _r. da Agcoë`m {~«Q>ZÀ`m amUrÀ`m AmcmV Va ZoXac±S²>g_Yrc gdm}ËH¥$ï> dmñVy,
EXCLUSIVE
ITALY
A{YH¥$V {ZdmgñWmZ åhUOo {dÝS>ga n°cogcm {_{ZEMa énmV XmI{dUmè`m _Sy>amoS>°_cm ^oQ>
AmnU ^oQ> XoVmo. dmQ>oVM OJà{gÕ Am°Šg\$S>© Xody. A°_ñQ>aS>°_À`m H$mcì`mVwZ Ho$cocr
ehamcm AmnU ^oQ> XoVmo. Ocg\$a hm EH$ A{dñ_aUr` AZw^d Amho.
1N ONE night 2N TWO NIGHTS
Pisa
amÌr _w¸$m_ c§S>Z. (~r. Ec. S>r). øm g\$arV Vwåhr emhr dmS>o, hmD$g~moQ>r, nyc
3N THREE nights NIGHT STAY
Florence øm_YyZ Va§JV OmVm. A°_ñQ>°aS>°_Mm \o$a\$Q>H$m
HIGHLIGHT 1N
UMBRIA
GIFT EXCLUSIVE
{Xdg {Vgam · c§S>ZMm \o$a\$Q>H$m ñWm{Z` H$mMoMo N>V Agcoë`m ~moQ>rVyZ H$aÊ`mMr _Om
GALA EVENING
1N dmQ>mS>çm~amo~a. H$mhr Am¡aM. amÌr ~opëO`_H$S>o à`mU.
ROME
H$Yr EH$Xm AdK§ c§S>Z `mMr Xohr `mMr _w¸$m_ ~opëO`_. (~r. Ec. S>r).
S>moim nmhVmo `m Hw$VwhcmgH$Q> gH$miÀ`m
gdmo©ËH¥$ï> ñWiXe©Z- ñdoAa, {nH$mS>cr gH©$g, c§S>Z Am`, Woåg ZXr, ñQ>o{S>`_, _ar`ZßcmQ²>O • gmëg~J© - _moPmQ>© hmo_, AmëhmXXm`H$ dmVmdaUmV ~mhoa nSy>`m. c§S>Z {Xdg nmMdm · ~«wgoëg ehamMm \o$a\$Q>H$m
• c§S>Z • A°ågQ>aS>°_ • ~opëO`_ • n°[ag • em_moZr _°S>_ Q>ygm°±X²g Am{U ~qH$Jh°_ n°cog • A°ågQ>aS>°_ - {_am~oc nmH©$ • dm°Q>Ýg - ñdmamoñH$s {H«$ñQ>c dëS>© _Ü`o OJ^amVrc n`©Q>H$m§gmR>r AmH$f©U · OJà{gÕ "{cS>mo' emo · PJ_JË`m n°[ag
Š`yH$Zhm°\$ Q>çw{cn JmS>©Z/ _XwamS>m_, H«w$P R>acoë`m dmñVy nmhÿ`m-Q>m°da {~«O, Woåg _Yrc amÌrMm \o$a\$Q>H$m
• {O{Zìhm • B§Q>acoH$Z • ñQ>mS • ë`ygZ© • Â`w[aH$ • B§g~«wH$ - JmoëS>Z T>mH$, B©ånr[a`c MM©, B©ånr[a`c ZXr, OJmVrc gdm©V C§M nmiUm "c§S>Z AmO ^oQ> Xody`m `wamon_Yrc gdm©V XoIÊ`m
• å`w{ZH$ • gmëg~J© • dm°Q>Ýg² • BÝg~«wH$ • d°{Q>H$Z • ~opëO`_ - J«±S> ßcmg, _°{ZH$sZ nr, A°Q>mo{_`_
n°cog • do{Zg - g|Q> _mH©$g²> Mm¡H$, S>m°Oog n°cog, Am`', Q>m°da Am°\$ c§S>Z, hmB©S> nmH©$, {~J ~oZ ~«wgoëg_Yrc Mm¡H$mcm-J«±S> ßcmgcm. Img
• nrgm • âcmoaoÝg • do{Zg • amo_ • n°[ag - bwd«, {gZ ZXr, ßcmg S>rcm H$m|H$moS>©, KS>çmi, doñQ>{_{ZñQ>a n°cog, doñQ>{_{ZñQ>a ~mOmahmQ>rMm Am{U nydm© ehamMo H|$Ð q~Xy
_ya°Zmo ½cmg \°$ŠQ>ar • âcmoaoÝg - {n`mPocm _mB©H$c
em±g {cP|, AmH©$ Xr Q´>m`§\$, Am`\o$c Q>m°da, J«ìhm A°~r, g|Q> nm°c H°$WoS´>c, {nH°$S>ocr gH©$g, Agcocm hm Mm¡H$ àdmem§Mo AmH$f©H$ q~Xy
ñWi Xe©Z _Ü`o nhm - A±Oocmo • {ngm - H$cVm _Zmoam • d°{Q>H$Z - g|Q> OJ^aÀ`m {d{dY n`©Q>H$m§À`m Pw§S>r {OWo R>acm Amho. hr ^oQ> "_°Zo{H$Z nr' Mo Xe©Z
ìh°Šg å`w{P`_, \«°$JmoZmS© • em_moZr - em_moZr ìh°cr
• c§S>Z - {dÝS>ga n°bog, Am°Šg\$moS>© {gQ>r, • B§XacmHo$Z - ^oQ> • ë`wgZ© - cm`Z _m°Ý`w_|Q>,
{nQ>g© ñ¹o$Aa, ~°{g{cH$m • amo_ - H$mocmo{g`_, Q´>o{d H$m`_ {\$aV AgVmV Vmo Q´>°\$cJma ñ¹o$Aa KoVë`m{edm` nyU© hmodyM eH$V Zmhr. ~«wgoëgMm
Q>m°da Am°\$ c§S>Z, {~J ~oZ, doñQ>{_ÝgQ>a n°cog, M°nc ~«wH$ {~«O • e\$m¡PZ - èhmB©Z Y~Y~m • Â`w[aH$ \$mC§ÝQ>Z, Am{U VoWrc ZoëgZ ñV§^, B§½cS>À`m amUrMo "AmË_m' ì`º$ H$aUmè`m chmZ _wcmÀ`m XoIÊ`m
dmñVì` Agcocm ~qH$Jh°_ n°cog. øm ñWi nwVù`mZo àdmem§Zm {H$Ë`oH$ df} AmH${f©V
doñQ>{_ÝgQ>a A°~r, g|Q> nm°c H$WrS´>c, Q´>°\$cJa - coH$ • å`w{ZH$ - BMW å`w{P`_, Am°qcnrH$ • OodU - ñdm{Xï> ^maVr`/H$m±Q>rZ|Q>c
Xe©Zm ~amo~aM Amnë`mcm ^oQ> Úm`Mr Amho Vr Ho$co Amho. ~«wgoëg _Yrc nwT>Mm \$moQ>mo nS>md
"c§S>Z Am`'cm, _°S>_ Q>ygm°±X²g Am{U Z§Va A°Q>mo{_`_ - 1958 gmcr "dëS>© \o$`a' gmR>r

~m§YÊ`mV Amcoco _w»` XmcZ. cmoI§S>mMm AUw
1,65,000 H$moQ>r à_mUmV _moR>m Ho$ë`mda
{Xgoc Ago ho ~m§YH$m_. AmVm VmËnwaË`m
àXe©Zm§gmR>r dmnamV `oVmo. `mZ§Va à`mU H$é`m
\«$mÝgÀ`m PJ_JË`m amOYmZr n°[agH$S>o.
n°[ag _Yrc n{hcr g§Ü`mH$mi
HIGHLIGHT
Amåhr Vw_À`mgmR>r amIwZ R>odcr Amho Vr OJmVrc
gdm©V à{gÕ Aem ZmB©Q> Šb~_Ü`o. ^ì` ZonÏ`
Am{U AË`§V _hmJS>r dóo àmdaUo AgUmam
"~m°Zha emo' H°$~«o {cS>mo nmhÊ`mgmR>r. n°[agÀ`m
AË`§V gw§Xa Am{U AmH${f©V[aË`m àH$me_mZ
H$aÊ`mV Amcoë`m _hËdnyU© ñWim§OdiyZ
\o$a\$Q>H$m _marV øm n[aM` ^oQ>rgmR>r Amåhr
hr amÌ WmoS>r cm§~{dcr Amho. OmXwB© ZJarVrc
OmXwB© amÌ...
amÌr _w¸$m_ hm°Q>oc... (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg ghmdm · n°[agMr g\$a-Am`\o$c Q>m°da
(gdm©V C§M {Vgam _Ocm) · J«ìhm d°Šg å`w{P`_
· \«°$JmoZmS>© naâ`y_ XwH$mZ · grZ ZXrVyZ
\o$a\$Q>H$m.
n°[ag_Yrc g\$arMr gwédmV H$é`m {VMm
n°Zmoa°{_H$ n[aM` H$éZ KoV. `m g\$arV nmhÿ`m
cyd«gmaIr à{gÕ g§J«hmb`o, \«|$M Am°noam,
ßbmg {X cm H$m°ÝH$m°S>©, Zonmo{b`Z H$mimVrc
{dO`r H$_mZ - Am°H©$ {X {ÌAm|\$, OJ^amVrc
gdm©V \°$eZo~c añË`m§n¡H$s EH$ em±g - B{cPo.
Z§Va ^oQ> Xody`m AmB\o$c Q>m°daÀ`m {Vgè`m
_Oë`mcm. Ë`m {eIamdéZ Xyan`ªV n°[ag
nmhVmZm A§Jmda `oUmam dmè`mMm PmoV OodT>m
WamaH$ - VodT>oM n°[agMo Vo Xe©Z _ZmoharH$...
EXCLUSIVE n°[ag åhUOo H$mhr hOma dfmªMm
B{Vhmg Agcocr AÎmam§Mr OÝ_^y_r. Ë`mVrc
\«°$JmoZmS>© øm Hw$Qw>§~mMr »`mVr OJ^amV
ngacocr. Ë`m§À`m AÎmamÀ`m XwH$mZmcm ^oQ>
XodwZ nma§nm[aH$ VgoM AË`mYw{ZH$ Z_wZo nmhÿ
Am{U Ë`m§Mo gwJ§Y öX`mV gmR>dyZ Kody. _Zgmoº$
IaoXrcm ~§Xr A{O~mV Zmhr.
EXCLUSIVE n°[ag_Yrc Amncr nwT>Mr ^oQ>
"J«ìhm' d°Šg å`w{P`_cm. `oWrc 300
hÿZ A{YH$ _oUmÀ`m nwVù`m§À`m _mÜ`_mVwZ
\«$mÝgMm B{Vhmg AZw^dVm `oVmo. dc`m§{H$V
Am[U à{gÕ ì`qº$Zm nmhVm `oVo. øm ì`qº$_Ü`o
A{cH$S>Mr ^a åhUOo Amncm emhéI ImZ !
{XdgmMm eodQ> H$é`m n°[agÀ`m grZ ZXrVwZ
XoIÊ`m d Amam_Xm`r ~moQ>rVyZ àdmgmZo.
OgOer amÌ hmoVo Ver n°arg ZJar COiV OmVo.
{Xdg^a nm{hcoë`m AZoH$ dmñVw AmVm a§Jr~oa§Jr
àH$memV ÝhmD$Z {ZKmcoë`m nmhVmZm haIyZ
Om`cm hmoVo. {R>H${R>H$mUmÀ`m OwÝ`m diUmÀ`m
Am{U Aà{V_ dmñVyemómMo Z_wZo Agcoë`m
nwcm§ImcyZ {dhaV OmVmZm, n°[agMo d¡^d EH$m
doJi`m XoIÊ`m nmVirdéZ AZw^dy`m.
amÌr hm°Q>ocda _w¸$m_mcm naV. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg gmVdm · lr_§VmMo AmdS>Vo {dlm§Vr
ñWi Am{U {H«$S>mñWi "em_moZr'cm à`mU.
n°[aghÿZ gH$mir {ZKyZ OJ^a à{gÕ Agcocr
EXCLUSIVE "\«|$M H§$ÝQ´>rgmBS>' ~KV em_moZr H$S>o
à`mU. àdmgmV ~g_YyZ MhþH$S>o ngacoco \«|$M
{ZgJ© gm¢X`©, ~XcV OmUmam ^yàXoe Am{U
VoWrc dmñVw Z_wZo nhm`Mo. {ZgJm©Zo {OWo
gm¢X`mªMr c`cyQ> Ho$cr Amho Agm hm gmam àXoe
S>moù`mV gmR>dm`Mm. Amëßg n[agamVrc _m°ÝQ>
ãcmH$ nd©VamOrÀ`m Vwåhr àW_ Xe©Zr ào_mV
nS>mc. nhmd§ {VWo ZmZm àH$maMr PmS>o Am{U
S>moù`m§Zm gwImdUmar {hadmB©. AmëßgÀ`m Hw$erV
dgcocr N>moQ>r Jmdo Am{U Qw>_Xma Kao. gd©M H$go
{ZVm§V gw§Xa Am{U AmëhmXXm`H$. AmVmn`ªV
\$º$ {MÌnQ>mV ~{KVcoc§. g§Ü`mH$mir em_moZrV
\o$a\$Q>H$m _mam. lr_§V Am{U à{gÕ ì`qº$Mo
AmdS>Vo Qw>_Xma n`©Q>Z eha S>moio ^éZ nhm.
amÌr _w¸$m_ em_moZr. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg AmR>dm · _m±Q> ãcmH$, _m±Q>oZdog©
· {O{Zìhm · pñdQ²>P©c±S>H$S>o à`mU
^maVmV Amëßg n`©Q>H$m§gmR>r éO{dcm
EXCLUSIVE
Am{U Ë`mMm {ZH$Q> n[aM` H$éZ {Xcm Vmo
H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½OgZr.
^modVmcÀ`m àgÞ Am{U AmëhmXXm`H$
dmVmdaUmV OmJo ìhm. g_moa {XgUmar AmëßgMr
{eIao Vw_À`m Ý`mhmargmR>r à{Vjm H$arV AmhoV.
{XdgmMr gwédmV gdm©V C§M Am{U gw§Xa Ho$~c
H$maÀ`m àdmgmZo H$é`m. A°p½dc Sy> {_S>r `oWyZ
Ho$~c H$ma Vwåhmcm AmëßgMo A{dñ_aUr`
Ñí` XmI{dÊ`mgmR>r 3842 _rQ>g© C§Mrda
KoD$Z OmVo (`mo½` hdm_mZmda Adc§~yZ)
VoWyZ KS>Vo Vo Xe©Z _m±Q> ãcmH$Mo. ho Amëßg
nd©VamOr_Yrc gdm©V C§M {eIa.
hm AZw^d g§nVmo Va Xwgam àdmg gwé. hm
Amho cmc a§JmÀ`m a°H$ Am{U {n{Z`Z aoëdoZo,
Or Vwåhmcm KodyZ OmUma Amho _m±Q>oZdoAg©cm.
1913 _rQ>a À`m C§MrdéZ nmhÿ`m-_oa Xr
½cog ~\$m©Mm gmJa. AOyZ EH$ {MÎmmH$f©H$
AZw^d. hr ~\$m©Mr ½co{gAa Amho 7 {H$._r.
cm§~, 200 _rQ>a OmS> Am[U 40 ñ¹o$.
{H$. _r. joÌ\$imMr.
nwT>Mm àdmg hm ~gMm. ^oQ> XoD$`m CÎm_
amhUr_mZ Agcoco OJmVrc Xwgè`m
H«$_m§H$mMo eha. A{Ve` AmJidoJio ApñVËdmMo
pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Yrc {O{Zìhm. {O{ZìhmMr
n°Zmoam{_H$ ghc Amnë`mcm àW_ Xe©Z
KS>{dUma Amho Vr VoWrc `wZm`Q>oS>
ZoeÝg²À`m _w»`mc`mMo-n°cog Xr ZoeÝg²>.
_J nmhÿ`m `wamon_Yrc C§MM C§M H$ma§Oo "OoQ>
X`y'-Oo {O{Zìhm VcmdmV Amho. Ë`mÀ`m
nm§T>è`mew^« EoQ>~mO Vwè`mH$S>o ~KVmZm W¸$
ìhmc. ~mOycmM Amho "OmS>uZ A°½cog'
\w$cm§Mo KS>çmi. \$moQ>mo H$mT>m`cm {dgé ZH$m.
O{_Zrdarc ñdJ© - åhUOo pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Ü`o
àdoe Ho$cm AmhmV ømMr {ZgJ© Vwåhmcm
OmJmoOmJr ImÌr nQ>dyZ XoB©c. {h_mÀN>m{XV
{eIao, ñdÀN> ZÚm, {hadmB©, XoIUr \w$cm§Zr
gO{dcocr Kao, AmIrd añVo gd©M H$mhr
{OWë`m {VWo.
amÌrMm _w¸$m_ pñdQ²>P©c±S>_Ü`o. (~r. Ec. S>r).
Cox and Kings | AmZ§X `mÌm | 25
{Xdg Zddm · ½co{g`a 3000 cm ^oQ>
· _mD§$Q> H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Ogcm ^oQ>
EXCLUSIVEBWo ^maVr` n`©Q>H$m§Zm CncãY H$éZ
{Xcocr ½c°{g`a 3000 `m aå` ñWimMr ^oQ>
\$º$ H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Og V\}$.
gVV hmoUmè`m {h_dfm©dmV AmH§$R> ~wS>mcoë`m
AmëßgMo ho AZmoIo én nmhVmZm Vwåhr hadyZ
Omc.
½c°{gAa 3000 cm da Ho$~c
EXCLUSIVE
H$maZo OmD$`m Am{U g‚m hmoD$`m EH$ N>mVr
XS>nyZ Q>mH$Umam AmJimdoJim AZw^d ¿`m`cm.
Amnë`mcm ¿`m`Mr Amho OJmVrc gdm©V C§Mmda
Agcocr "AënmBZ H$moñQ>a amB©S>' (`mo½`
doñQ>{_ZñQ>a A°~r,
hdm_mZmda Adb§~yZ). Z§Va {h_ZXrdaÀ`m c§S>Z
"ñZmo ~g' Zo N>mZer anoQ>.
Ja_mJa_ OodUmMm AZw^d hm `oWrc "AmB[g§J
Am°Z Ho$H$'.
Ho$~c H$maZo naV nm`Ï`mer Am{U nwT>Mm
Q>ßnm H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½OgÀ`m ñdV:À`m
{eIamH$S>o. hm nd©V Am{U VoWrc àË`oH$ jU
hm Vw_MmM Amho. hmo \$º$ H$m°Šg A°ÊS> qH$½Og
À`m n`©Q>H$m§Mm. øm {eIamda Amnë`mcm
ZoUma Amho EH$ Ho$~c H$ma {OÀ`mVyZ Vwåhr
AZwn_ gm¢X`© cm^cocm ~Z}g Amo~ac±S>Mm
n[aga nmhVmZm Ajae: W¸$ ìhmc. S>m|Ja
_mÏ`mdarc nS>md, VoWrc ^moOZ, WmoS>rer
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JmUr~OmdUr, Mm°H$coQ>Mr M¸$s, gd© H$mhr \$º$ {d§S>{_c, A°_ñQ>aS>
Amnë`mgmR>r.
amÌr _w¸$m_ naV hm°Q>ocda. (~r. Ec. S>r).
{Xdg Xhmdm · B§Q>acmHo$Z ehamer AmoiI
· ë`wgZ© ehamMm \o$a\$Q>H$m · amÌrMo ^moOZ
VcmdmVrc ~moQ>r_Ü`o
gH$miMr gwédmV H$é`m {~«EÝP Am{U WyZ
øm XmoZ gw§Xa gamodam§À`m Hw$erV {dgmdcoë`m
OJà{gÕ hm°{cS>o {agm°Q>©-B§Q>acmHo$Zcm ^oQ>
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Anand Yatra 2010

Contents
UNITED European Anubhav............................40
KINGDOM NETHERLANDS
GERMANY AUSTRIA Darshaniya Europe............................44
UNITED STATES FRANCE SWITZERLAND
ITALY Swapnarangi America.......................48
OF AMERICA ATLANTIC TURKEY
OCEAN
Poorvarangi.......................................50
MEXICO GULF OF
EGYPT Adbhut Egypt.....................................52
MEXICO CARIBBEAN SEA
DUBAI
THAILAND
Exotic Journeys.................................53

SRI LANKA
MALAYSIA

SINGAPORE
 European Anubhav
UNITED
KINGDOM
London
1N ONE night 2N TWO NIGHTS
3N THREE nights NIGHT STAY
GALA EVENING GIFT
Enjoy The Best of Europe
• United Kingdom - London
• The Netherlands - Amsterdam
• Belgium - Brussels
• France - Paris, Chamonix
• Switzerland - Geneva, Schaffhausen
• Germany - Black Forest, Rhineland, Heidelberg
Your Sightseeing Includes
• London - Tower Bridge, River Thames, London
Eye, Tower of London, Hyde Park, Big Ben,
Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey, St.
United Kingdom • The Netherlands
11 Days 10 Nights • Belgium • France
• Switzerland • Germany
NETHERLANDS Day 1 Begin Your Tour • Arrive Into London
GERMANY
Welcome to your ‘Cox & Kings Anand
HOOK OF Amsterdam
HOLLAND Yatra European Anubhav’ tour. Your Cox
1N HARWICH & Kings representative greets you at the
‘meeting point’ at the exit after immigration
and customs and transfers you comfortably
BELGIUM FRANKFURT to your hotel (check in after 1600 hrs).
Cox and Kings takes care to start sightseeing
1N
BRUSSELS the next day so that you can relax after your
flight and get over your jetlag. (D)
1N
HEIDELBERG
EXCLUSIVE Day 2 Guided City Tour Of London
HIGHLIGHT
• London Eye • Tower of London • Madame
2N
Paris Tussaud's
DRUBBA Live history through a guided panoramic
(BLACK FOREST) highlight tour of London city. Get
FRANCE
acquainted with some of London’s iconic
SWITZERLAND SCHAFFHAUSEN
LUCERNE landmarks like the Tower Bridge, River
EXCLUSIVE
Thames, London Eye, Tower of London,
3N LUNGERN
Gstaad EXCLUSIVE Hyde Park, Big Ben, Westminster Palace,
GENEVA INTERLAKEN Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral,
the famous Piccadilly Circus, Nelson’s
Column at Trafalgar Square followed by
HIGHLIGHT
the majesty of Buckingham Palace which
1N EXCLUSIVE
EXCLUSIVE
CHAMONIX is the Queen’s official residence. Travel
back in time to the Tower of London, a
historic landmark where much royal blood
Paul’s Cathedral, Piccadilly Circus, • Geneva - Palais des Nations, Musée Ariana, and Kings Chefs, flown in from India. Enjoy was spilled ! The aptly named Bloody Tower
Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace Lake Geneva with Jet d’Eau, the Jardin Anglais unlimited delicious Indian meals on tour in and Traitor’s Gate still fascinate. The main
and Madame Tussaud's and the Flower Clock Europe. Stimulate your palate with a wide attraction is the Jewel house, housing the
• Amsterdam - Windmill, Canal Cruise, National • Chamonix - Chamonix Valley array of Indian dishes carefully selected by incredible Crown Jewels including the Koh-
Monument, Keukenhof / Madurodam • Schaffhausen - Rhine Falls our chef and flavoured with authentic i-noor diamond !
• Brussels - St. Michel’s Cathedral, Grand Place • Black Forest - Drive through the Black Forest, ingredients and spices. Then you have a date with over 400
and Mannekin Pis Ravennaschult, Höllental, Drubba
celebrities at Madame Tussauds Wax
• Paris - Fragonard, Grevin Wax Museum, • Heidelberg - Alstadt Bargain Shopping Museum, the world’s largest exhibition of
Louvre with the Glass Pyramid, Garnier’s Opera, • Paris - Perfumes
life like wax models. Take photographs with
River Siene, Place de la Concorde, Champs Meals • Interlaken - Watches and chocolates
some Indian celebrities.
Elysees, Arc de Triomphe and Hotel des Tasty home cooked Indian meals in Switzerland • Lucerne - Watches and chocolates
Later, ride the London Eye, the world’s first
Invalides, Eiffel Tower (3rd level) and Chamonix, prepared by our own Cox • Drubba - Cuckoo clocks
tallest Ferris wheel and during the gradual
30-minute flight, see views of London.

In the evening to drive to Harwich to
board your overnight cruise ferry to
Hook of Holland. Traveling in a ferry
across the North Sea is sheer indulg-
ence ! Treat yourself to a world-class
maritime experience, sailing in total
comfort. (B, L, D on board)
Day 3 Onto Belgium • Full Day Excursion To
Amsterdam • Visit Keukenhof / Madurodam
Today, drive through Dutch countryside.
If you come to Holland when tulips are
in bloom (only from March 18th to May
16th) visit the famous Keukenhof Tulip
Gardens. An unprecedented wealth of
spectacular floral displays planted in
endless varieties, alternated with beautiful
works of art. Keukenhof is unique, world
famous and has been one of the most
popular destinations in the Netherlands
for many years now. And it has been
photographed millions of times, more than
any other location. The rest of the year we
visit Madurodam, the enchanting miniature
city that features the best of Netherlands.
For more than 57 years Madurodam has
been the smallest city in the Netherlands.
Canals, gabled houses and all kinds of
other typical Dutch scenes: the miniature
city offers you the highlights of the
Netherlands on a scale 1:25.
Onto Amsterdam, where Windmills still
wield their magic. There’s a photo stop
at one. Amsterdam is one of the greatest
small cities in the world. From its canals
to world-famous museums and historical
sights, Amsterdam is one of the most
romantic and beautiful cities in Europe.
Amsterdam is also a city of tolerance and
diversity. It has all the advantages of a big city:
London Eye, London
Cox and Kings | AmZ§X `mÌm | 41
culture, nightlife, international restaurants,
good transport - but is quiet, and largely
thanks to its canals, has a little road traffic.
Clogs and Holland are inseparable and a
visit here demonstrates this.
The canals beckon as you board a
glass topped boat and glide past regal
mansions, houseboats and bridges.
A canal cruise in Amsterdam is a
rewarding experience.
Then drive to Brussels. Check in and
overnight stay in Brussels. (B, L, D)
Big Ben, Lond
Day 4 Onto Paris • Orientation Tour of on
Brussels • Optional “Gala Evening In Paris”
An orientation tour of Brussels which
takes you to the magnificent Gothic St.
Michel’s Cathedral.
Walk via Galeries Saint Hubert the world’s
first shopping mall, to the Grand Place,
Europe’s most beautiful square which is
the main tourist attraction of the city. Time
permitting, shop for world famous Belgian
lace, chocolate and Belgian Waffles
dusted with caramelized sugar. Mmmm !
Visit the Mannekin Pis (photo stop) - the
cheeky statue of a boy, representing the , Brussels
Mannekin Pis
“irreverent spirit” of Brussels, has drawn
sightseers for centuries.
HIGHLIGHT Sparkle over a glass of
champagne at the Lido. Here at the most
famous nightclub in the world, enjoy the
‘Bonheur Show’, a cabaret with extraordinary
sets and extravagant costumes. Take away
a small remembrance of your visit.
We stretch the night for you with an
Illumination Tour, driving past spectacularly
lit landmarks of Paris. It’s magic ! Check in
your hotel. (B, L, D)
Grévin Wax Museum, Par
is
European Anubhav
Day 5 In Paris • Shop At Fragonard • Visit
Grévin Wax Museum • City Tour Of Paris
• Visit the Eiffel Tower • Seine River Cruise
EXCLUSIVE Visit and shop at Fragonard -
The Parfumeur a exclusive from Cox and
Kings. Displayed are perfumery collections
retracing 3000 years of history.
Discover Fragonard’s original perfumery
creations on sale at factory prices. A special
exclusive souvenir for each visitor from
Fragonard and Cox and Kings.
EXCLUSIVE Our next stop is the famed
Grévin Wax Museum, an exclusive from
Cox and Kings ! Grévin, a legendary site of
entertainment since 1882, was created by
Alfred Grévin, to produce and showcase life
size wax models of celebrities.
At the end of the 19th Century, Arthur Meyer,
founder of the famous daily newspaper “Le
Gaulois”, conceived the notion of showing
his readers the people in the headlines of
his paper, but in 3-D. At a time when the
press did not use photographs, he came
up with the idea of creating a site where
the public could see people in the news.
To implement this original plan, he called
on Alfred Grévin, who was a cartoonist,
designer and famous sculptor. The Grévin
opened its doors on June 5th, 1882. It was
an immediate success.
At Grévin, relive glorious French history,
meet celebrities and experience the Spirit of
Paris, with over 300 wax figures in a setting
of gold and marble ! The latest addition is our
very own 'Shah Rukh Khan'. Commemorate
your visit with a small memento.
Enjoy a guided panoramic city tour of
famous monuments like the Louvre with the
Glass Pyramid, Garnier’s Opera, the Place
Mont Blanc, Chamonix
United Kingdom • The Netherlands
11 Days 10 Nights • Belgium • France
• Switzerland • Germany
de la Concorde, the Champs Élysées, River Stroll along the valley paths. Relax and
Seine, the Napoleanic Arc de Triomphe and feast your eyes on the wonderful views.
the Hotel des Invalides. EXCLUSIVE Don’t miss our excursion tour - a
Then taking in the dazzling overview of the
ride on the highest and most impressive
glittering city as you ascend by an elevator
cable car, the Aiguille du Midi (weather
to the 3rd level of the Eiffel Tower! End
permitting), which lifts you to 3842 meters
your day by taking a boat ride on River
and unforgettable view of the Alps.
Seine. This sightseeing cruise will make
The Aiguille du Midi has its own postage
you discover the history of Paris, its major
stamp and a letterbox !
monuments and its charming bridges.
Continue your excursion with a ride on the
When arriving in front of the monuments
nostalgic red cog railway to Montenvers.
you will hear the music that suits the most,
The train climbs a steep track, through
and comments. After dinner return to your
scenic Alpine scenery, to a stunning
hotel. (B, L, D)
vantage point above the ‘Mer de Glace’
Day 6 Onto Chamonix Valley (sea of ice) Glacier.
After breakfast you enjoy a comfortable You know you’ve really arrived when you
drive of approximately 6 hrs. to Chamonix. stand at 1913 meters, at the ‘Mer de Glace’,
which is 7 kms long and 200 meters thick,
EXCLUSIVE Continue to the ‘Love at first sight’
with a surface dimension of 40 kms !
beautiful Chamonix Valley and the majestic
Geneva is one of Switzerland’s most
mountains of the Mont Blanc range. Whilst
privileged cities, said to have the second
all the Hindi movies have launched the
highest quality of living in the world !
Swiss Alps, Cox and Kings is the first to
We begin the orientation tour with a drive
introduce the French Alps and the home
to the Palais des Nations (the European
of Mont Blanc to India.
Headquarters of the United Nations) and
Check into your hotel and after dinner visit
the Musee Ariana.
the casino on your own. Try your winning
Be awestruck by the great white plume of
streak. Good Luck ! Raise a toast to your
the world’s tallest fountain in Europe - the
tour with Cox and Kings and Chamonix
magnificent Jet d’Eau and pause for a
Mont Blanc. (B, L, D)
photograph here and at the beautiful floral
clock in the Jardin Anglais !
Day 7 Onto Switzerland • Cable Car Ride
Drive to your hotel in Switzerland. (B, L, D)
To Aiguille Du Midi And A Visit To The Mer
De Glace In Chamonix Valley • Geneva
Day 8 Visit to Glacier 3000 • Mt. Cox & Kings
Awaken to the spectacular delights of the
Gala Evening With Dinner – An Exclusive
glacier around you. A view of the facing
Mountain In Switzerland
peaks and of Mont-Blanc, awaits you at
breakfast. Enjoy a free morning. Walk past EXCLUSIVE Today drive towards Gstaad -
picturesque hamlets and alpine lakes, the the skiing capital and playground for the
spectacular scenery and surroundings. rich and famous. Here Cox and Kings

Glacier 3000
Mt. Cox & Kings, Lungern - Schönbuel
gives you another first with the launch
of Glacier 3000 - the everlasting snow
mountain, offering panoramic views Alps,
and the scene of the popular Indian film
'Bachna Ae Haseeno'. Ascent is by cable
car from Col du Pillon (1546m) to Scex
Rouge (2971m).
Enjoy a special adrenaline kick
with a wild ride on the Alpine Coaster
(weather permitting), the world’s highest
bobsleigh track.
You can cruise along at approximately 40
km/hour and with the brakes you determine
how fast you want to go. The 1 km track
offers lots of variety.
The ultimate highlight is the 520-degree
loop, followed by 10 curves, 6 waves, 3
jumps and 2 bridges. The track lies up to
6 m above the ground and the 2-minute
downhill ride gives you the ultimate driving
experience. The beauty of nature can also
be discovered.
The View Point (stairs) located directly
behind the Restaurant Botta 3000 has a
360-degree panoramic view that includes
some of the most beautiful alpine peaks
- from the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau to
the Matterhorn - and views onto over 24
peaks that are over 4000 m high. Here is a
tribute to Cox and Kings serving you for
over 250 years. Enjoy a hot buffet lunch
and a souvenir for each family.
Later ride the Snow Bus over the glacier -
a unique experience of a comfortable ride
on the eternal snow. Return by cable car
to Col du Pillion.
EXCLUSIVE Later drive on to the Swiss
region of Lungern, where an exclusive
Gala evening is lined up for you.
An awesome mountain in Switzerland
that’s all yours ! We make sure that
ultimate fantasy comes true with Mt.
Cox & Kings - a Swiss Mountain in the
Lungern - Schönbuel belt, so exclusive,
that it’s only for you !
Getting there is half the fun ! Wind your
way uphill in a cable car, with a panoramic
360 degree view of the Bernese Oberland.
If viewing nature is not enough, there
are plenty of walking trails, games and
chocolate casting.
That’s not all ! A sumptuous Gala Dinner
and Disco Dancing ! Yes, with Cox and
Kings you’re constantly on a high !
Later return to your hotel. (B, L, D)
Day 9 An Interlaken City Tour • Lucerne City
Tour and Dinner on Lake Lucerne
Today visit the popular holiday resort of
Interlaken, cradled cozily between the
beautiful Lakes of Brienz and Thun, where
even today you see horse-drawn carriages.
You will have an encounter with the
marvels of Swiss shopping.
Drive to Lucerne with its picturesque
mountains, lakes, cowbells, alpine villages
and meadows full of edelweiss. Pause
at the poignant Lion Monument, built to
commemorate the brave Swiss soldiers
killed during the French Revolution.
Stroll along the covered, wooden
Kappellbrucke (chapel bridge), to the
ornate Jesuit Church.
You will have another encounter with the
marvels of Swiss shopping. Most visitors
take home two things – memories of a
beautiful country and a Swiss watch.
Next to an unlimited selection of watches
and jewelry, every store carries an array of
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famous brand gifts and souvenirs.
We conclude the day with a cruise on lake
Lucerne and accompanied with Dinner.
Return to your hotel. (B, L, D)
Day 10 Onto The Rhineland • Excursion To
The Rhine Falls At Schaffhausen • Drive
Through The Black Forest • Visit Drubba
• Orientation Tour Of Heidelberg
Move onto Schaffhausen, where the
Rhine River thunders over the Rhine Falls,
forming Europe’s largest waterfall – an
excellent photo opportunity. Old Bridge, H
eidelberg, G
ermany
Continue to Germany where time
stands still at Drubba, the alpine nest of
the Cuckoo Clock situated in the unique
Hollëntal (Hell’s Valley), directly at the
mouth of the Ravennaschult.
Witness a demonstration to explain the
making of authentic cuckoo clocks in their
original form, each piece carefully crafted
for precision ! Get a souvenir, ….yes with
compliments of Drubba and Cox and Kings.
Your scenic drive continues to Heidelberg,
in the valley of the River Neckar and known
for its romantic castle and picturesque Old
Town. Wander around the winding alleys of n
Schaffhause
the ‘Alstadt’- old section of the town. Rhine Falls,
Spend some free time (and money !) at the
Haupstrasse or high street. Check into your
hotel in the Rhineland. (B, L, D)
Day11 Return Home With Happy Memories
Good times need never end ! As you
get ready for your return flight, relive the
high points of your ‘Cox and Kings Anand
Yatra European Anubhav’.
We are confident you will join us again
sometime soon… (B either in the hotel or
on board the flight)
Drubba
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United Kingdom • The Netherlands
17 Days 16 Nights • Belgium • France • Switzerland
• Germany • Austria • Italy

Amsterdam
HOOK OF
UNITED HOLLAND Day 1 Begin Your Tour • Arrive Into London
2N HARWICH
KINGDOM London Welcome to your ‘Cox & Kings Anand
NETHERLANDS Yatra Darshaniya Europe’ tour. Your Cox
GERMANY
BELGIUM & Kings representative greets you at the
‘meeting point’ at the exit after immigration
1N
EXCLUSIVE Brussels and customs and transfers you comfortably
1N to your hotel (check in after 1600 hrs).
HIGHLIGHT 2N MUNICH Cox and Kings takes care to start sightseeing
Paris
the next day so that you can relax after your
flight and get over your jetlag. (D)
AUSTRIA
2N
Innsbruck
SWITZERLAND Wattens Day 2 Visit to Windsor Castle • Oxford City
EXCLUSIVE Lucerne
Start your day in London by visiting
FRANCE 3N Lungern
Gstaad EXCLUSIVE Windsor Castle, the most famous of all
Geneva Interlaken castles in England. Windsor is the oldest
1N
EXCLUSIVE
and largest occupied castle in the world
Venice
1N and the Official Residence of Her Majesty
Chamonix
The Queen. Its rich history spans almost
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ITALY 1000 years.
The Castle covers an area of about
5 hectares (13 acres) and contains
1N ONE night 2N TWO NIGHTS Pisa magnificent State Apartments furnished
3N THREE nights NIGHT STAY Florence
1N
with treasures from the Royal Collection,
HIGHLIGHT
UMBRIA St George's Chapel (one of the most
GALA EVENING GIFT EXCLUSIVE
1N beautiful ecclesiastical buildings in England
ROME
and the burial place of 10 monarchs), and
Queen Mary's Dolls House, a masterpiece
Enjoy The Best of Europe Square, Buckingham Palace and Madame Museum, Olympic Stadium, Marienplatz • Wattens - Meals in miniature. Our next stop is Oxford City.
• United Kingdom – London • The Netherlands - Tussaud's • Amsterdam - Windmill, Canal Cruise, Swarovski Crystal Worlds Tasty home cooked Indian meals in Chamonix, The City of Dreaming Spires, is famous the
Amsterdam • Belgium - Brussels • France - Paris, National Monument, Keukenhof / Madurodam • Innsbruck - Goldenes Dachl, Imperial Church, Switzerland and Italy, prepared by our own Cox and world over for its University and place in
Chamonix • Switzerland - Geneva, • Germany • Brussels - St. Michel’s Cathedral, Grand Place, Imperial Palace • Venice - Canal cruise to San Marco, Kings Chefs, especially flown in from India. Enjoy
history. Firmly established as an academic
- Munich • Austria - Innsbruck • Italy - Venice, Mannekin Pis • Paris - Fragonard, Grévin Wax Doge’s Palace, Bridge of Sighs, St. Marks Basilica, unlimited delicious Indian meals on tour in Europe.
centre by the 13th century, Oxford was
Stimulate your palate with a wide array of Indian
Florence, Pisa, Rome Museum, Louvre with the Glass Pyramid, Garnier’s Gondola Ride, Murano Glass Factory drawing students from across Europe.
dishes carefully selected by our chef and flavoured
Opera, River Siene, Place de la Concorde, • Florence - Piazza del Duomo - the Duomo, Overnight stay in London (B, L, D )
with authentic ingredients and spices.
Your Sightseeing Includes Champs Élysées, Arc de Triomphe and Hotel des Baptistry, Signoria Square, Ponte Vecchio
• London - Tower Bridge, River Thames, Invalides, Eiffel Tower (3rd level) • Geneva - Palais • Pisa - Field of Miracles • The Vatican - St. Bargain Shopping Day 3 Guided City Tour Of London
London Eye, Tower of London, Hyde Park, des Nations, Musée Ariana, Lake Geneva with Peter’s Square and the Basilica • Rome - Arch of • Paris - Perfumes • Lucerne - Watches and chocolates
• London Eye • Tower of London • Madame
Big Ben, Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey, Jet d’Eau and the Jardin Anglais, Flower Clock • Constantine, Piazza Venezia, Circus Maximus, • Interlaken - Watches and chocolates
Tussaud's
St. Paul’s Cathedral, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Chamonix - Chamonix Valley • Munich - BMW Roman Forum, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain • Wattens - Swarovski Crystals • Venice - Murano Glass
Live history through a guided panoramic
highlight tour of London city. Get

acquainted with some of London’s iconic
landmarks like the Tower Bridge, River
Thames, London Eye, Tower of London,
Hyde Park, Big Ben, Westminster Palace,
Westminster Abbey, St. Paul’s Cathedral,
the famous Piccadilly Circus, Nelson’s
Column at Trafalgar Square followed by
the majesty of Buckingham Palace which
is the Queen’s official residence. Travel
back in time to the Tower of London, a
historic landmark where much royal blood
was spilled ! The aptly named Bloody Tower
and Traitor’s Gate still fascinate. The main
attraction is the Jewel house, housing the
incredible Crown Jewels including the Koh-
i-noor diamond !
Then you have a date with over 400
celebrities at Madame Tussauds Wax
Museum, the world’s largest exhibition of
life like wax models. Take photographs with
some Indian celebrities.
Later, ride the London Eye, the world’s
tallest Ferris wheel and during the gradual
30-minute flight, see views of London.
In the evening drive to Harwich to board
your overnight cruise ferry to Hook
of Holland. Traveling in a ferry across
the North Sea is sheer indulgence !
Treat yourself to a world-class maritime
experience, sailing in total comfort. (B, L,
D on board)
Day 4 Onto Belgium • Full Day Excursion To
Amsterdam • Visit Keukenhof / Madurodam
Today, drive through Dutch countryside.
If you come to Holland when tulips are
in bloom (only from March 18th to May
16th) visit the famous Keukenhof Tulip
Gardens. The rest of the year we visit
Madurodam, the enchanting miniature city
that features the best of Netherlands.
Onto Amsterdam, where Windmills still
wield their magic. There’s a photo stop at
one. Clogs and Holland are inseparable
and a visit here demonstrates this.
The canals beckon as you board a
glass topped boat and glide past regal
mansions, houseboats and bridges.
A canal cruise in Amsterdam is a
rewarding experience.
Then drive to Brussels. Check in overnight
stay in Brussels. (B, L, D)
Day 5 Onto Paris • Orientation Tour of
Brussels • Optional “Gala Evening In Paris”
An orientation tour of Brussels which
takes you to the magnificent Gothic St.
Michel’s Cathedral.
Walk via Galeries Saint Hubert the world’s
first shopping mall, to the Grand Place,
Europe’s most beautiful square which is
the main tourist attraction of the city. Time
permitting, shop for world famous Belgian
lace, chocolate and Belgian Waffles
dusted with caramelized sugar. Mmmm !
Visit the Mannekin Pis (photo stop) - the
cheeky statue of a boy, representing the
“irreverent spirit” of Brussels, has drawn
sightseers for centuries.
Sparkle over a glass of
HIGHLIGHT
champagne at the Lido. Here at the most
famous nightclub in the world, enjoy the
‘Bonheur Show’, a cabaret with extraordinary
sets and extravagant costumes. Take away
a small remembrance of your visit.
We stretch the night for you with an
Illumination Tour, driving past spectacularly
lit landmarks of Paris. It’s magic ! Return to
your hotel. (B, L, D)
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Day 6 In Paris • Shop At Fragonard • Visit de la Concorde, the Champs Élysées, River
Grévin Wax Museum • City Tour Of Paris Seine, the Napoleanic Arc de Triomphe and
• Visit the Eiffel Tower • Seine River Cruise the Hotel des Invalides.
Then taking in the dazzling overview of the
EXCLUSIVE Visit and shop at Fragonard -
glittering city as you ascend by an elevator
The Parfumeur a exclusive from Cox and
to the 3rd level of the Eiffel Tower ! End
Kings. Displayed are perfumery collections
your day by taking a boat ride on River
retracing 3000 years of history.
Seine where you get to view the historic
Discover Fragonard’s original perfumery
monuments of Paris. After dinner return to
creations on sale at factory prices. A special
your hotel. (B, L, D)
exclusive souvenir for each visitor from
Fragonard and Cox and Kings.
Day 7 Onto Chamonix Valley
EXCLUSIVE Our next stop is the famed After breakfast you enjoy a comfortable
Westminster
Grévin Wax Museum, an exclusive from drive of approximately 6 hrs. to Chamonix. Abbey, Lond
on
Cox and Kings ! Grévin, a legendary site of
EXCLUSIVE Continue to the ‘Love at first sight’
entertainment since 1882, was created by
beautiful Chamonix Valley and the majestic
Alfred Grévin, to produce and showcase life
mountains of the Mont Blanc range. Whilst
size wax models of celebrities.
all the Hindi movies have launched the
At the end of the 19th Century, Arthur Meyer,
Swiss Alps, Cox and Kings is the first to
founder of the famous daily newspaper “Le
introduce the French Alps and the home
Gaulois”, conceived the notion of showing
of Mont Blanc to India.
his readers the people in the headlines of
Check into your hotel and after dinner visit
his paper, but in 3-D. At a time when the
the casino on your own. Try your winning
press did not use photographs, he came
streak. Good Luck ! Raise a toast to your
up with the idea of creating a site where
tour with Cox and Kings and Chamonix
the public could see people in the news.
Mont Blanc. (B, L, D)
To implement this original plan, he called
sterdam
on Alfred Grévin, who was a cartoonist, Windmill, Am
Day 8 Onto Switzerland • Cable Car Ride
designer and famous sculptor. The Grévin
To Aiguille Du Midi And A Visit To The Mer
opened its doors on June 5th, 1882. It was
De Glace In Chamonix Valley • Geneva
an immediate success.
Awaken to the spectacular delights of the
At Grévin, relive glorious French history,
glacier around you. A view of the facing
meet celebrities and experience the Spirit of
peaks and of Mont-Blanc, awaits you at
Paris, with over 300 wax figures in a setting
breakfast. Enjoy a free morning. Walk past
of gold and marble ! The latest addition is our
picturesque hamlets and alpine lakes, the
very own 'Shah Rukh Khan'. Commemorate
spectacular scenery and surroundings.
your visit with a small memento.
Stroll along the valley paths. Relax and
Enjoy a guided panoramic city tour of
feast your eyes on the wonderful views.
famous monuments like the Louvre with the
Glass Pyramid, Garnier’s Opera, the Place EXCLUSIVE Don’t miss our excursion tour - a
Place de la Concorde, Par
is
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ride on the highest and most impressive
cable car, the Aiguille du Midi (weather
permitting), which lifts you to 3842 meters
and unforgettable view of the Alps.
The Aiguille du Midi has its own postage
stamp and a letterbox !
Continue your excursion with a ride on the
nostalgic red cog railway to Montenvers.
The train climbs a steep track, through
scenic Alpine scenery, to a stunning
vantage point above the ‘Mer de Glace’
(sea of ice) Glacier.
You know you’ve really arrived when you
stand at 1913 meters, at the ‘Mer de Glace’,
which is 7 kms long and 200 meters thick,
with a surface dimension of 40 kms !
A crystal gallery, a wildlife exhibition, an
ice garden and the famous ice grotto 100
meters long, carved each year into the heart
Eiffel Tower, Paris of the glacier, awaits you !
Geneva is one of Switzerland’s most
privileged cities, said to have the second
highest quality of living in the world !
We begin the orientation tour with a drive
to the Palais des Nations (the European
Headquarters of the United Nations) and
the Musee Ariana.
Be awestruck by the great white plume of
the world’s tallest fountain in Europe - the
magnificent Jet d’Eau and pause for a
photograph here and at the beautiful floral
clock in the Jardin Anglais !
Drive to your hotel in Switzerland. (B, L, D)
Day 9 Visit to Glacier 3000 • Mt. Cox & Kings
Gala Evening With Dinner – An Exclusive
Mountain In Switzerland
EXCLUSIVEToday drive towards Gstaad -
the skiing capital and playground for the
rich and famous. Here Cox and Kings
Flower Clock, Geneva
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• Germany • Austria • Italy
gives you another first with the launch that’s all yours ! We make sure that
of Glacier 3000 - the everlasting snow ultimate fantasy comes true with Mt. Cox
mountain, offering panoramic views Alps, and Kings - a Swiss Mountain in the
and the scene of the popular Indian film Lungern - Schönbuel belt, so exclusive,
'Bachna Ae Haseeno'. Ascent is by cable that it’s only for you !
car from Col du Pillon (1546m) to Scex Getting there is half the fun ! Wind your
Rouge (2971m). way uphill in a cable car, with a panoramic
360 degree view of the Bernese Oberland.
Enjoy a special adrenaline kick
If viewing nature is not enough, there
with a wild ride on the Alpine Coaster
are plenty of walking trails, games and
(weather permitting), the world’s highest
chocolate casting.
bobsleigh track.You can cruise along at
That’s not all ! A sumptuous Gala Dinner
approximately 40 km/hour and with the
and Disco Dancing ! Yes, with Cox and
brakes you determine how fast you want
Kings you’re constantly on a high ! Later
to go. The 1 km track offers lots of variety.
return to your hotel. (B, L, D)
The ultimate highlight is the 520-degree
loop, followed by 10 curves, 6 waves, 3
Day 10 An Interlaken City Tour • Lucerne
jumps and 2 bridges. The track lies up to
City Tour and Dinner on Lake Lucerne
6 m above the ground and the 2-minute
Today visit the popular holiday resort of
downhill ride gives you the ultimate driving
Interlaken, cradled cozily between the
experience. The beauty of nature can also
beautiful Lakes of Brienz and Thun, where
be discovered.
even today you see horse-drawn carriages.
The View Point (stairs) located directly
You will have another encounter with the
behind the Restaurant Botta 3000 has a
marvels of Swiss shopping.
360-degree panoramic view that includes
Drive to Lucerne with its picturesque
some of the most beautiful alpine peaks
mountains, lakes, cowbells, alpine villages
- from the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau to
and meadows full of edelweiss. Pause
the Matterhorn - and views onto over 24
at the poignant Lion Monument, built to
peaks that are over 4000 m high. Here is a
commemorate the brave Swiss soldiers
tribute to Cox and Kings serving you for
killed during the French Revolution.
over 250 years. Enjoy a hot buffet lunch
Stroll along the covered, wooden
and a souvenir for each family.
Kappellbrucke (chapel bridge), to the
Later ride the Snow Bus over the glacier -
ornate Jesuit Church.
a unique experience of a comfortable ride
You will have an encounter with the
on the eternal snow. Return by cable car
marvels of Swiss shopping. Most visitors
to Col du Pillion.
take home two things – memories of a
EXCLUSIVE Later drive on to the Swiss beautiful country and a Swiss watch.
region of Lungern, where an exclusive Next to an unlimited selection of watches
Gala evening is lined up for you. and jewelry, every store carries an array of
An awesome mountain in Switzerland famous brand gifts and souvenirs.

We conclude the day with a cruise on lake
Lucerne and accompanied with Dinner.
Return to your hotel. (B, L, D)
Day 11 Onto Germany • Photo stop at
Zurich Lake • Excursion to the Rhine Falls
at Schaffhausen • Boat Ride at Rhine Falls
Start your day with a Stop at Zurich Lake
for a photo stop to capture Zurich city in
one click Move onto Schaffhausen, where
the Rhine River thunders over the Rhine
Falls, forming Europe’s largest waterfall.
Take a boat ride. Continue to Germany’s
picturesque countryside which is perfect
for walking or simply relaxing in. Castles,
palaces and abbeys that are the epitome
of German romanticism. Fun & sport,
wellness & relaxation. A land of a thousand
possibilities. Check into the hotel for
overnight stay. (B, L, D)
Day 12 Onto Innsbruck • BMW Museum in
Munich • Olympic Stadium • Marienplatz
After breakfast visit the BMW Museum
(subject to operations), to witness the great
legacy of the greatest car manufacture
of the world. Next we see the Olympic
Stadium, which were held in the year
1976. We continue our day with Munich
Orientation Tour with photo stop at Marien
platz, the heart of the city.
Proceed to one of the most beautiful
countries in the world – Austria. Enjoy a
scenic drive in Innsbruck, situated on Inn
River. Innsbruck is one of Europe’s most
beautiful and lively cities. An international
centre for winter sports, it has hosted the
Winter Olympics twice !
In our orientation tour view the Golden
Roof or ‘Goldenes Dachl’, an ornate
Gothic balcony erected by the Emperor
Maximilian I in the 15th century, decorated
with gold painted copper shingles. Next
walk to the Imperial Church followed by
the ‘Hofburg’ or Imperial Palace.
Overnight In Innsbruck. (B, L, D)
Day 13 Visit Swarovski Crystal • Visit
Salsburg
Today you start your day with a halt at the
internationally renowned Swarovski Crystal
Worlds in Wattens, where you can shop for
crystals to make your own designs too.
We then drive to the neighbouring city of
Salzburg, which will remind you of the
famous movie - Sound of the Music. This
city is also the home town of the greatest
musician “Mozart”. It is the playful lightness
that makes Salzburg, the miniature
metropolis, so distinctive. The enchanting
silhouette of the Fortress, Cathedral and
church steeples in this baroque city north
of the Alps. So beautiful that it is a listed
UNESCO World Heritage Site. So famous
that its attractions are among the most
famous in the world.
Innsbruck the Capital of the Alps, has
a history of 800 years ! Enjoy a continental
dinner. Later disco the night away in
celebration of 250 years of Cox and
Kings with cold drinks, wine and beer to
quench that thirst ! (B, L, D)
Day 14 Visit Venice
Today, drive past quaint villages and fruit
orchards, cutting across the fertile Adriatic
Plains, to magical Venice.
The captivating canals and palaces of
Venice are simply unique ! Built on 117
small islands, it is a pedestrian’s city, so
get set for a walking tour.
Cruise from Tronchetto Pier and glide
romantically past fairytale palaces.
Disembark and walk to the Piazza San
Marco (St. Marks Square). Pass the
Doge’s Palace, connected by the ‘Bridge
of Sighs’ to its prisons. It was from here
that the legendary lover Casanova made
his famous escape ! Witness the bronze
Moors striking the hour, as they have been
doing for the past 500 years ! End this
exciting tour with a brief visit to a Murano
Glass Factory for a demonstration of hand
blown world famous Venetian glass.
EXCLUSIVE Enjoyment at its peak this
evening with a scrumptious dinner and a
surprise gift per family as you cruise to
Tronchetto Pier. (B, L, D)
Day 15 Onto Umbria • Florence from
Piazella Michaelangelo • Orientation Tour
Of Pisa
Drive to Pisa today, the hometown of
Galileo and a city, which makes the most of
its claim to fame – its Leaning Tower. This
is the Duomo’s (Cathedral) Bell Tower.
Together with the Baptistry, these are all a
part of the Field of Miracles. It has leaned
almost since construction first started,
due to the swampy soil beneath it. At a
photo stop here, note its characteristic tilt.
Enjoy a scenic drive to Florence a shrine
to the wonders of the Renaissance, with
more artistic treasures per square metre
than any other city in the world ! View
Florence from Piazella Michaelangelo
the Duomo, the famous Ponte Vecchio,
the oldest surviving bridge in the city.
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Time permitting indulge in some genuine
Florentine leather bags and souvenirs !
Drive to your hotel and check in. (B, L, D)
Day 16 Full Day Excursion To Rome • Visit
The Vatican • Guided Panoramic City Tour
Of Rome
‘Rome was not built in a day’- the truth
of this oft quoted adage hits you with full
force, as we pack in all the ‘must see’
agenda into our guided panoramic tour !
Start your introduction to Rome with a
visit to The Vatican, the smallest nation
Piazza San
in the world ! The most famous square Marco, Venic
e
of The Vatican is St. Peter’s Square
with St. Peter’s Basilica. Gaze in awe at
Michelangelo’s Pieta. See the triumphal
Arch of Constantine. Drive through Piazza
Venezia. Pass the Circus Maximus -
known for its ancient chariot races, and
reconstructed for ‘Ben Hur’ !
Tribute is paid to the brave Gladiators
as you pass the Colosseum. Here the
notorious gladiatorial games were held.
Pass the ruins of the Roman Forum and
end the tour at the famous Trevi Fountain.
Legend has it, that if you make a wish and
Wattens
toss a coin over your left shoulder, you rystal Worlds,
Swarovski C
are sure to return to Rome ! We at Cox
and Kings look forward to that ! After an
exciting tour, return to your hotel. (B, L, D)
Day 17 Homeward Bound
Good times need never end ! Get ready
for the airport and your flight back home
and relive the high points of your ‘Cox
and Kings Anand Yatra Darshaniya
Europe’ tour. We are confident you will
join us again soon. (B in the hotel or on
board the flight)
Michelangelo’s Pieta, Vat
ican
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BELGIUM
Holiday Inn Express Antwerp
Italielei, 2A Antwerp 2000,
Belgium
Tel: 00-32-3221-4949
Hotel Brugotel
Joseph Wautersstraat 61,
Brugge, VLG 8200 Belgium
Tel: 00-32-50-380988
Golden Tulip Carlton (Antwerp)
Quinten Matsijslei 25 -
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Tel: 00-32-3-231-1515
Mercure Brussels Airport
74, Avenue Jules
Bordet 1140 Brussels
Airport Belgium
Tel: 00-32-2-7267335
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Belgiëlei 36 2018 Antwerpen
Tel: 00-32-3-6096464
NH Brussels Airport Hotel
De Kleetlaan,14,
B-1831 Diegem,
Brussels (Belgium)
Tel: 00-32-22-039252
Agora Hotel
K. Astridplein 43-44
2018 Antwerp
Tel: 00-32-3-6094444
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Pelikaansstraat 20 2018
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Quinten Matsijslei 25, Holidaystraat 7 Diegem, 1831 Belgium Pasadena Allee 4, 67059 Ludwigshafen, Hilberstr 8,
2080 Antwerp, Belgium Tel: +32-(0)2-71101011 Germany 6080 Innsbruck,
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Tel: 00-43-512-377600
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Bessenveldstraat 17 Brussels Mahlastrasse 18, 67233 Frankenthal, Alpin Park (Innsbruck)
Diegem - 1831 - Diegen - Belgium Hotel Alpina Germany Pradler Strasse 28,
Tel: 00-32-2-7254321 79 av. du Mont-Blanc, Tel: 00-49-6233-4920 A-6020 Innsbruck,
74404 Chamonix, France Tel: 00-43-512-34-8600
Express By Holiday Inn Brussels Tel: 00-33-4-50534777 Europa Hotel
Airport Ludwigsplatz 5-6, Austrotel Innsbruck
Berkenlaan 5 B-1831 Brussels Airport 67059 Ludwigshafen, Germany Bernhard - Hofel-
Hotel Croix-Blanche
Belgium Tel: 00-49-621-59870 Strase 16 A - 6020
BP 135 – 81 rue Vallot,
Tel: +32-2-7253380 74404 Chamonix Mont-Blanc Innsbruck Austria
Excelsior Hotel Ludwigshafen Tel: 00-43-512-34-43330
Fax: +32-2-7253810 Tel: 00-33-4-50-53-0011
Lorientallee16,
67059 Ludwishafen, Germany
Residence Hotel Hotel Prieuré Austria Trend Hotel Congress
Tel: 00-49-621-59-850
Molenbergstraat 9-11 BP 135, 149 allée du Recteur Payot, Rennweg 12a
2018 Antwerpen 74404 Chamonix Mont-Blanc 6020 Innsbruck
Park Inn Heppenheim
Tel: + 32 32 327675 Tel: 00-33-4-50-53-2072 Austria
Siegfriedstrasse 1
Tel. +43 [512] 21150
64646 Heppenheim,
Ibis Centre Gare Du Midi Best Western Hôtel Chavannes-de- Fax. +43 [512] 2115 500
Germany
Rue D’angleterre 2-20 Bogis
Tel: +49 6252 9390
B-1060 Brussels, Belgium Les Champs-Blancs Lizumer Bergheim
Fax: +49 6252 9395 55
Tel: + 32-2-5414444 CH - 1279 Chavannes-de-Bogis Azamer Lizum 8
Fax: + 32-2-5414445 Tel: +41 (0) 22 960 81 81 Mercure Hotel Garmisch- 6094 Axams,
Fax: +41 (0) 22 960 81 82 Partenkirchen Austria
Ibis Antwerpen Centrum Mittenwalder Strasse 2 Tel.: +43 (0)5234 65796
Meistraat 39 - 2000 - Antwerpen - Best Western Hotel International Bavaria 82467 Garmisch Fax: +43 (0)5234 65796 12
Belgium 5, avenue du Thiou Partenkirchen - Germany
Tel : (+32)3/2318830 74000 Annecy, France Tel: +49 8821/7560 LONDON
Fax : (+32)3/2342921 Tel: +33 [4] 50 52 35 35 Fax: +49 8821/74268
Fax: +33 [4] 50 52 35 00 Travelodge London Docklands
Novotel Antwerp Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport Hotel
Luithagen Haven 6 2030 Antwerpen, GERMANY Isenburger Schneise 40 Coriander Avenue,
Belgium Frankfurt, 60528 Germany Off East India Dock Road,
Tel (+32)3/5420320 Best Western Ludwigshafen Tel : 49-69-67840 | London E14 2AA
Fax (+32)3/5417093 Pasadena Allee 4, Ludwigshafen, Hotel Fax: 49-69-6784190 Tel: 00-44-0871-984-6192
67059, DE
Novotel Brussels Airport Tel: 00-49-621-59510 INNSBRUCK Travelodge London City Road
Da vinci laan 25 Bedrijvenzone Diegem- Hotel
Vuurberg 1831 Diegem, Belgium Hotel Starkenburger Hof Olympia Hotel Axams 1-23 City Road, London,
Tel (+32)2/7253050 Kalterer Strasse 7, Heppenheim, 64646 A-6094 Axamer Lizum, London EC1Y 1AE
Fax (+32)2/7213958 Tel: 00-49-6252-6061 / 12890 Tel: 00-43-5234-65285 Tel: 00-44-0871-984-6333

Quality Hotel Wembley
Empire Way Wembley London,
HA9 0NN United Kingdom
Tel: 00-44-208-73-39000
Hilton Docklands
265 Rotherhithe Street Canada Water
London United Kingdom
Tel: 00-44-207-2311001
Wembley Plaza
Empire Way Wembley,
HA9 8DS U.K.
Tel: 00-44-208-902-8839 / 828 2060
Britannia International Hotel
163 Marsh Wall London,
E14 9SJ U.K.
Tel: 00-44-207-51-51551
Hilton London Docklands
265 Rotherhithe Street London,
SE16 5HW
United Kingdom
Tel: 00-44-20-7231-1001
Hilton London Canary Wharf
South Quay,
Marsh Wall, London,
United Kingdom E14 9SH
Tel: 00-44-203-002-2300
Thistle London Heathrow
Bath Road, West Drayton
Longford,
Middlesex UB7 0EQ
Tel +44 08713 769021
Fax: +44 08713 769121
Hotel St. Giles Heathrow
Hounslow Road,
TW 149AD Feltham,
Middle Fex, United Kingdom
Tel : +44 20881771000
Fax : +442088177001 / 442073003003
Jurys Inn Heathrow
Eastern Perimeter Road,
Hatton Cross,
Hounslow, Heathrow,
TW6 2SR,
England
Tel: (+44 20) 8266 4664
Fax: (+44 20) 82664 665
Ramada Jarvis Heathrow
Bath Road TW5
9QE Cranfort
Middlesex UK
Tel: + 448448159041
Fax: + 442088977014
Hotel Ibis London Excel
9 Royal Victoria
Dock - E16 1AB - London
United Kingdom
Tel : +44 207/0552300
Fax : +44 207/0552310
Custom House Hotel
272-283 Victoria Dock Road,
London E16 3BY
Tel: +44 (0)20 7474 0011
Fax: +44 (0)20 7476 0005
Park Inn Heathrow, London
Bath Road
Heathrow
Middlesex UB7 0DU
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 020 8759 6611
Fax: +44 020 8759 3421
St. Giles Hotel, Heathrow
Hounslow Road,
Middlesex TW14 9AD,
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 020 8817 7000
Fax: +44 20 8817 7001
PARIS
Mercure Orly
Orly Quest 429, Orly Aerogare Cedex
94547 France
Tel: 00-33-1-49751550
Mercure Orly Rungis
1 Rue Depont des Halles,
Zone du Delta,
94656, Rungis
Tel: 00-33-1-56705670
Pullman Paris Charles de Gaulle
Aeroport (Ex Sofitel)
Zone Centrale Ouest,
BP 20248,
Roissy CDG Cedex,
95713, France
Tel: 00-33-1-49192929
Novotel Cergy Pontoise
3 Avenue du Parc,
95011 Paris,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-30303947
Novotel Paris La Defense
2 Boulevard de Neuilly,
La Defense 1,92081
Paris La Defense Cedex,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-41-45-2323
Novotel Paris Survilliers
Autoroute A1,
D16, 95470 Survilliers,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-34686980
Novotel Le Bourget
2 Rue Jean Perrin,
93150 Le Blanc Mesnil Cedex,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-48674888
Mercure Paris Sud Les Ulis
Courtaboeuf - 3 rue du Rio Salado
Courtaboeuf,
91952 Les Ulis,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-69076396
Ibis Paris Roissy Charles de Gaulle
2 Avenue de la Raperie,
95700 Paris- Roissy - en -
France
Tel: 00-33-1-34 29 34 34
Holiday Inn Roissv Charles de Gaulle
Airport
1 Allee du Verger, 95700
Paris- Roissy en France,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-34 29 30 00
Mercure Paris Nord Saint Witz
Rue Jean Moulin,
95470 Paris,
France
Tel: 00-33-1-34 68 28 28
Kyriad Prestige Le Blanc-Mesnil
219 Avenue Descartes
93592 Le Blanc Mesnil
France
Tel :+33 1 48 65 52 18
Fax:+33 1 45 91 07 75
Novotel Aulnay Sous Bois
Rue Michel ange
Carrefour de l’Europe
Aulnay Sous Bois
93600 Paris,
France
Tel. +33 [1] 58039090
Fax +33 [1] 58039099
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Mercure Paris Roissy Charles
de Gaulle
Allée du Verger
95700 Roissy - Paris,
France
Tel. +33 [1] 34294000
Fax +33 [1] 34290018
Novotel Orly
1 Rue Du Pont
Des Halles
94656 Rungis,
France
Tel. +33-1-45 12 44 12
Fax +33-1-45 12 44 13
Novotel Evry- Courcouronnes
3 rue de la Mare Neuve
Lac de Courcouronnes
91 021 EVRY Cedex
Tél. 33-1-69 36 85 00
Fax. 33-1-69 36 85 10
Novotel Fontainebleau
RN 152 77760 URY France
Tel: +33-1-60 71 24 24
Fax: +33-1-60 71 24 00
Hotel Novotel Paris Est
1 Avenue de la Republique
93177 Bagnolet
France
Tel: +33)1/49936300
Fax: (+33)1/43608395
Paxton Residence Hotel Spa
Rue Joseph Paxton BP49
Ferrières-en-Brie,
Paris - 77164,
France
Tel: +33 (0) 160941919
 Hotels / General Information First Class Superior Tourist Class Tourist Class

Suites By Mdb Paris Planet Hotel Hotel Princess Roma Hotel Central Z’loft Saanenmoser
Allée du Verger Loc Rigutino Est 161 Via Andrea Ferrara 33 Dorfstrasse 48 Postbox CH-6391 Hornbergstrasse
95700 Roissy-En-France, France Arezzo 52100 AR 00165 Roma - Italia Engelberg CH-3777 Saanenmoser
Tel: +33 01 34 38 45 40 Italy Tel: +39-06-664931 Tel: 00-41-41-639-7070 Tel : +41 (0) 337446969
Tel: 00-39-0575-97971 Fax: +39-06-66493840 Fax : +41 (0) 337446868
TUSCANY AREA Hotel Edelweiss
Scheppers Hotel Terracestrasse 10 CH-6390 Hôtel Le Grand Chalet
ROME
I Ciliegi Via Bogliasco, 36 00165 Roma Engelberg Famille BONELLI
Piazza Giorgio Amendola, 4 50066 Tel. +39 06 66019053/54/19 Tel: 00-41-41-639-7878 CH-1854 Leysin Switzerland
Hotel Palacavicchi Rome Fax +39 06 66414220 Tel : 0041 (0)24 493 01 01
Reggello (FI)
Palacavicchi Rome, Hotel Central Residence Fax : 0041 (0)24 494 16 14
uscita A1 - INCISA
Via Luzzati, Hotel Pineta Palace Route du Bélvédère,
Tel. +39 055 863451
31 00185 Roma (Roma) Via San Lino Papa, 35 - 00167 Rome 1854 Leysin, Hôtel Les Sources
Fax +39 055 863454
Italy Tel +39 063013800 / 063013803 Switzerland Chemin du Vernex
Tel: 00-39-06-79342 10 / 349 595 Fax +39 063013844 / 063017515 Tel.: +41 24 493 0707 1865 Les Diablerets Switzerland
First Hotel
via adige, 2 Fax: +41 24 493 0708 Tel : +41 24 492 0100
35028 Piove di Sacco (PD), Hotel Ibis Roma Tor Vergata SWITZERLAND Fax : +41 24 492 0169
Italy Via Vico Viganò, Hôtel Des Diablerets
049 970 5279 24 ( Angolo Viale Cambellotti), Banklialp Hotel, Engelberg Rue des Ormons Hotel Central-Continental AG
00133 Roma Banklialpweg 25, 1865 Les Diablerets Switzerland Bahnhofstrasse 43
Toscana Ambassador Hotel Tel: 00-39-06-206621 6390 Engelberg, Switzerland Tel +41 (0)24 492 09 09 CH-3800 Interlaken/ Switzerland
via Salceto 53036 Poggibonsi (Siena) Tel: 00-41-41-63-97373 Fax +41 (0)24 492 23 91 Tel. ++41 (0)33 823 10 33
Italy Ostia Antica Park Hotel Fax ++41 (0)33 823 10 03
Tel. +39 0577 982922 Via dei Romagnoli 1041, Hotel Le Chamois Mercure Classic Hotel Leysin
Fax +39 0577 983147 00119 Ostia Antica, Rome, Italy Rue de la Gare, Route de la cite 1854 Leysin, VENICE
Tel: 00-39-06-5652089 Les Diablerets 1865, Switzerland
Centro Congressi Perugia Switzerland Tel : +41 24/4930606 Holiday Inn Marghera
Quattrotorri Aris Garden Hotel Tel: 00-41-0-24-492-0202 Fax : +41 24/4930693 Rotonda Romea 1,
Golf Hotel Quattrotorri Via Aristofane, 30175 Marghera - Venice Italy
Via Corcianese, Hotel Sunnmatt Astoria Luzern Tel: 00-39-041-5092311
101 - 001 Rome, Italy
260 06132 - Perugia Alpenstrasse 1, Pilatusstr. 29 6002 Lucerne,
Tel: 00-39-06-52 36 24 43
Umbria (Italia) 6390 Engelberg, Switzerland Hotel Ambra
Tel : +39 075 5171722 Central Switzerland Tel. +41 41 226 88 88 Via Adige, 2/3,
Rouge et Noir
Fax : +39 075 5171707 Tel: 00-41-41-637-2045 Fax +41 41 210 42 62 30020 Quarto d’Altino, Venice Italy
Via Cosimo De Giorgi, 8
Tel: 00-39-0422-823300
00158 Roma Roessli Alpnachstad
Hotel Il Perugino Hotel Crystal
Tel: +39 06416009 Bruenigstrasse 15
Via Gramsci, 157 Pizzeria Crystal Dorfstrasse 45, Piove di Sacco
Ellera di Corciano (Perugia) Fax: +39 064511969 6390 Engelberg 6053 Alpnachtstadt Switzerland Via Adige 2,
Tel. +39 075 5178741 Tel: 00-41-41-637-2122 Tel. +41 41 67 29 070 35028 Piove Di Sacco (Padova)
Fax: +39 075 5172836 Hotel L’oasi Fax +41 41 67 29 072 Tel: 00-39-049-9705279
Via Ferdinando Neri 48, Hotel Hoheneck
Park Hotel 00050 Aranova Fiumicino (RM) Lian Green-Brzezinska, Hôtel Le Relais Alpin Point Hotel Conselve
S.S. Umbro Casentinese, 88, Italy 00050 Dorfstrasse 4 CH-6390 Col des Mosses, 1862 Les Mosses Via dell’Industria, 2/B,
Arezzo - Castiglion Fiorentino Tel: +39 06-6179-0200 Engelberg Tel : +41 24 491 0500 35026 Conselve (PD) - Italy
Tel: 00-39-0575-680288 Fax: +39 06-61790261 Tel: 00-41-41-639-5700 Fax : +41 24 491 0501 Tel: 00-39-049-95-01588
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Hotel Garden Crowne Plaza Hotel GENERAL INFORMATION

Via G. Tempesta, Viale della Resistenza 18/20
124 30033 30020 Quarto d’altino Italy TIME DIFFERENCE CURRENCY WEATHER
Noale - Venezia, Italy Tel : +39 0422 703 811
Tel: 00-39-041-4433299 Fax : +39 0422 703 822 Barometer*
Currency IN
Country Hours behind India Country Currency
Hotel Marconi Residence Hotel Cittadella Code INR* *Average Maximum Temperature In Celsius
Riva del Vin, San Polo, 729 Via Monte Pertica 3
City Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Tel: 00-39-041-52-22068 35013 Citadella Italy
Mar - Oct Nov - Feb* Europe EURO EURO 65.37
Tel. +39 049 9 40 24 34 London 6 7 10 13 17 20 22 21 19 14 10 7

Crowne Plaza Fax +39 049 5 97 55 44 Paris 6 7 12 16 20 23 25 24 21 16 10 7

Via Po 197 Pound Frankfurt 3 5 11 16 20 23 25 24 21 14 8 4

UK - 4.30 - 5.30 UK GBP 73.38
35135 Padova Italy Point Hotel Sterling Zurich 2 5 10 15 19 23 25 24 20 14 7 3

Tel: +39 049 8656511 Via Adige, 2 - 35028 - Piove Di Sacco Rome 11 13 15 19 23 28 30 30 26 22 16 13

Fax: +39 049 8656555 (PD) - Italy Swiss

Europe - 3.30 - 4.30 SWISS SFR 44.19 Helsinki -3 -4 0 6 14 19 22 20 15 8 3 -1
Tel. +39 049 9705279 Francs
Dublin 8 8 10 12 16 18 21 19 17 14 10 8
Accademia Palace Hotel Fax +39 049 9715736
Via Pescarotto, 39 Hotel Villa Pigalle *During Summer Season. *As on January 8, 2010. Figures are
35131 Padova Italy via Nazionale, 161 subject to change
Tel. +39 049 998 34 11 36056 Tezze Sul Brenta (VI) - Daylight Saving Time (DST) also referred
Fax +39 049 998 34 12 Tel: 0424 560412, 380 5117068 to as Summer time, is the adjustment of Euro (EUR) currency is valid in:
Fax: 0424 561361 time to local clocks taking advantage Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France,
NH Mantegna of available natural light in summer. In Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy,
Via N. Tommaseo 61, Filanda Palace Europe, DST begins on the first Sunday of Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal,
35131 Padova Italy Via Palladio 34 | Cittadella, April and reverts to standard time on the Spain and The Vatican.
Tel: +39 049 8494111 35013 Costermano, Italy last Sunday of October.
Fax: +39 [049] 8494888 The best time to receive phone calls from Swiss Francs, Great Britain Pounds,
India is 1000 hrs IST. Euros are required during the tour.

For further details please look up our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section at www.coxandkings.com or www.duniyadekho.com. The
information contained herein is accurate at the time of going to print, but is subject to change. Cox and Kings accepts no responsibility or liability for
changes / omissions or any loss or inconvenience caused.
Gradings are based on universally accepted hotel guides and, in the absence of such assessments, the expert opinions of our team of quality
controllers.
For operational reasons this list may be varied. We reserve the right to provide you accommodation in alternate hotels of similar category, which may
or may not be listed herein.
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S.B Marg, Andheri (East),
Mumbai - 400 059
Tel: (022) 6525 4707, 3240 2886
Mob: 98202 12534
Email: ankur.bathwal@coxandkings.com
Shop No.3, Viceroy Court, Opp.Dominos Pizza,
Thakur Village, Kandivali (East), Mumbai
Tel: (022) 2885 6333 / 444
Mob: 98704 14466
Email: xavier.kallupurakal@coxandkings.com
Shop No.1, Modi Niwas, S.V. Road,
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Tel: (022) 67102089, 64520181
Mob: 98200 70294
Email: sarang.rathod@coxandkings.com
Shop no.1 ground floor, Moreshwar - Kamal
bldg, Dr Ramesh Pradhan Marg,
Next to Saikripa hotel, Thane West - 400 602.
Tel: (022) 6609 9119, 6609 9199
Mob: 098211 49736
Email: vilas.bhandarkar@coxandkings.com
Office No.2, C- 1/7, Sector 2, Premiere Plaza, Shop No. 8,
Opp Hotel Navratan, Vashi Near Cosmos Bank,
Mob: 93201 20122 Old Mumbai - Pune Highway,
Email: vashi.sector2@coxandkings.com Chinch wad,
rekha.jagtap@coxandkings.com Pune - 411 019
Tel: (020) 4670 1008 / 09, 3234 1007
PUNE Mob: 93722 24442, 98819 07474,
759/93, Abhiruchi Bungalow, Email: diwakar.rn@coxandkings.com
Prabhat Road. Pune - 411 004
Tel: (020) 2545 1823, 2545 8431 AHMEDNAGAR
Mob: 98224 55414, 97654 99334 Soham World Tours,
Email: mohini.barve@coxandkings.com 56/A, Amber Plaza,
Opp. Bus Stand,
Shop No. 3, E- Building, Ahmednagar - 414 001
Chatriban Residency, Tel: (0241) 245 0275
Hotel Sarja Lane, Opp. Croma, Aundh, Mob: 092269 32072
Pune - 411 007 Email: mahavir.shetiya@coxandkings.com
Tel: (020) 4005 8550, 2589 8303
Mob: 90110 50795, 98815 53119 NASHIK
Email: anil.jadhav@coxandkings.com Shop No- G1, B Wing,
Suyojit City Center,
Shop No - G/ 22, Sacred World Mall, Mumbai Naka,
Survey No. 75 / 2. Wanowrie, Opp. Shatappdi Hospital,
Pune - 411 040 Nashik - 422 002
Tel: (020) 4130 7197 / 98 Tel: (0253) 250 6000
Mob: 99872 59437 Mob: 94222 46988
Email: yusuf.karim@coxandkings.com Email: amitsingh.chandel@coxandkings.com
AURANGABAD
9, 10, Dwarka Regime, Bh. Chunnilal Petrol
Pump, Adalat Road, Aurangabad - 431 005
Tel: (0240) 645 3377 / 88
Mob: 98600 03377
Email: gaurav.patel@coxandkings.com
KOLHAPUR
Hotel Pearl, New Shahupuri, Kolhapur - 416 001
Tel: (0231) 668 4451
Mob: 98220 99333
Email: vijay.ghatge@coxandkings.com
NAGPUR
Address - 5, Meher Baba Society,
Beside Bhole Petrol Pump, Dharampeth,
Nagpur - 440 001
Tel: (0712) 2550 441, 322 3200, 646 4477
Mob: 99238 07099, 93731 97783
Email: pravin.deotale@coxandkings.com
GOA
F/15, 1st Floor, Osia Mall, Near Kadamba Bus
Stand, Margao, Goa - 403601
Tel: (0832) 648 4222
Mob: 92095 94552, 93261 10788, 99210 01507
Email: anand.colaco@coxandkings.com
G - 1, Karmali Glass Tower,
Opposite Traffic Police Cell,
S.V. Road, Panaji, Goa - 403 001
Tel: (0832) 663 1958 / 56
Mob: 99220 25267
Email: beeba.sahani@coxandkings.com
Queeny Elite, Shop No. 2 & 6,
Vasco- da- Gama,
Goa - 403 802
Tel: (0832) 251 5899, 251 5900, 2515780
Mob: 9422059641, 9923202934
Email: kamalaksha.desai@coxandkings.com
VADODARA
G- 8, Balaji Arcade,
Near Amit Nagar Bus Stand,
VIP Road,
Vadodara - 390018
Tel: (0265) 249 1642
Mob: 99257 64839
Email: kiritkumar.shah@coxandkings.com

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