Objectives: To know about the
Heritage, Culture, Natural beauty and fun
Activities: Bird watching, hill station; industrial and historical museums, team work,
heritage, holy places and fun play.
Places to visit:
Bijapur: Gol Gumbaz, Ibrahim Rauza (the World Heritage Site, Capital City of Adil
Shahi’s ) and visiting to ACT – Sharadha
School for cultural extravaganza .
Gol Gumbaz, Bizapur , KR
Kudala Sangam : Is
an important center of pilgrimage for Hindus. In Hindu tradition Triveni Sangam is the "confluence" of three
rivers.
Badami: The
Badami cave temples are a complex of temples located at Badami
,
Badami Cave Temples
Jog Falls: The highest plunge waterfall in
India.
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Pattadakal : The World Heritage Site and famous for Chalukya’s Architecture
Murudeshwar : Famous for the world's
second-tallest Shiva statue and beautiful beaches
Yana
Goa..aaaah!!!!: The landmark created by nature
and sightseeing places.
Goa Beach
Date: Between 15-10-2013 and 25-10-2013 for 10 days
in the October vacation
Duration: 11 days and 10 nights (total
duration including to and fro travel from the destiny)
Travel Plan: To and Fro journey in 3 tier A/C
train from Betul to Bijapur and by luxury bus in Karnatka
Eligibility: For all children between grade 6th
to 7th.
Escort or Security: 6 male and 2 female adults of
Satpuda Valley.
Maximum no. children to
accommodate:
35 (Thirty Five only)
Last date for registration: 24-08-2013
Please Visit Us: For Kerala Tour 18th Oct 2013
http://satpudavalleykeralatour.blogspot.in/
Created By- Amit Soni (SVPS)
Learn While Traveling............. !
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ReplyDeleteVery informative post. Thanks for sharing. The Gol Gumbaz or the Gol Gumbadh means "rose dome" in reference to its shape, which is akin to a budding rose. It is a mausoleum of Mohammad Adil Shah, the sultan of Bijapur. It also contains the tombs of his wives and children. With an area more than 1700 sq m, this mausoleum is one of the largest single chamber spaces in the world. Check out more about Gol Gumbaz.
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