17thAnnual Congress of the Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine International Critical Care Congress 2011

Local City Tours

SIGHTS OF OLD DELHI

Old Delhi was built by Shah Jahan during the 17th century and is considered today as an epitome of Indo-Islamic architecture. Savor the sights, smells and sounds of the fabled streets of Old Delhi. The tour is full of legends and unfolds tales of Old Delhi, which go back thousands of years. The tour takes you through India Gate & the Rastrapati Bhavan with a brief stop at India gate. Built in the memory of 90, 000 soldiers who laid down their lives during World War I Then proceed toRed Fort (Lal Qila). Built during the reign of Emperor Shah Jahan was a residence to the royal family, however during the British Raj it was used as a cantonment by the britishers, Here is from where the Prime Minister of India Addresses the nation on 15th Aug . Enjoy the streets of Old Delhi in the Tuk- Tuk to the largest mosque in India Jama Masjid, .This sandstone & white marble mosque is said to hold 20,000 people.

Enjoy the Indian gastronomy at MACHAAN. This 24Hrs coffee shop offers decor based on Indian Wildlife, reminiscent of the days where 'Machans ' were built atop tress to spot game when royals went on hunting expeditions. Artwork Depicting the "Indian Tiger" adds to the restaurant's rustic ambience.

COST

Description	Cost (Per Person) INR
01 pax	3500
Each of 02 - 03 paying	2200
Each of 04 - 06 paying	1750
Each of 07 - 09 paying	1500
Each of 10 - 14 paying	1250

NEW DELHI DELIGHTS

On the banks of the river Yamuna is sprawled the capital city of India - New Delhi, the city that seems to have caught the eye of many a conqueror of India. Today, New Delhi is an intriguing mixture of forts, museum

s and monuments standing tall in Mughal splendors and imposing embassies, office blocks and luxury hotels along elegant avenues. You begin your tour of Luyten's Delhi by visiting the first garden tomb built in India. The tomb is said to be built by Humayun's wife Hamida Banu Begum who brought 300 craftsmen from Persia for this job. Enjoy the local cusine of india at The Line of No Control , In a setting plush with Afghan carpets and blue goblets, waiters in black tunics whisk in sizzling plate loads of brilliantly done breads and kebabs. Proceed to visit the 72 meter high Brick minaret the Qutab Minar (The tower of victory, World's Tallest). Amidst the perfect towers of the Persian world lies the Quwut - ul- Islam mosque which holds the 1500 year old Iron pillar, which hasn't rusted since then. According to the traditional belief, anyone who can encircle the entire column with their arms with their back towards the pillar can have his wish fulfilled. The tour comes to an end here while you proceed back to the Hotel.

COST

Description	Cost (Per Person) INR
01 pax	3500
Each of 02 - 03 paying	2200
Each of 04 - 06 paying	1750
Each of 07 - 09 paying	1500
Each of 10 - 14 paying	1250

DELHI EXTRAVAGANZA

Delhi city, the showacse of India, has been the centre of political activity from time immemorial. The ancient fortness, majestic buildings and historic ruins find their modern counterparts in the tall skyscrapers, diplomatic enclaves and well-planned townships of New Delhi. The people here, their lifestyles, traditions and even the climate are a rich and varied mixture of all that is india. Your tour commences at Old Delhi proceed to visit the Built in the memory of 90, 000 soldiers who laid down their lives during World War I Then proceed toRed Fort (Lal Qila). Built during the reign of Emperor Shah Jahan was a residence to the royal family, however during the British Raj it was used as a cantonment by the britishers, Here is from where the Prime Minister of India Addresses the nation on 15th Aug. Proceed to Jama Msajid which stands across the road from the Red Fort. It is the largest mosque in India built in yellow sandstone, it combines the best of Hindu and Muslim styles of architecture, standing on 260 pillars supporting 15 domes at varying elevations. Proceed to Kinari Bazaar, just behind the Gurdwara Sisganj and Sunehri Masjid on Chandni Chowk it is largest market dealing in wedding accessories. The shops cater to the needs of people of all religions.

In the afternoon you shall experience the delights of New Delhi. During your tour now you shall notice a starling difference between the two parts of Delhi . Our tour of New Delhi commences with the visit to the Humayun's tomb. It is a grand affair, built by his widow who brought 300 craftsmen from Persia for this job. This magnificent tomb in red sandstone, crowned by a glorious double-dome in marble stands on a terrace, Char Bagh-the authentic Islamic lay out

for a paradise on earth. Four canals divide the garden into four sections. In the central domed chamber is Humayun's grave lying in isolated grandeur. Drive past India Gate and Rastrapati Bhavan also known as Leytens Delhi , to enjoy the pleasures of the most beautiful part of Delhi. You shall stop briefly at India Gate, constructed as a memorial in the memory of 90,00 soldiers who laid down their lives during world war I. Located at Rajpath, Your tour comes to an end at the five story victory tower, Qutub Minar. Construction that started in 1193 by Qutb-ud-Din-Aibak, the first Muslim Sultan of Delhi was built in red sandstone. Concurrently was built by Qutb-ud-Din-Aibak was the Quwwat-ul-Islam Masjid, the first mosque in India The mosque was constructed from the spoils of 27 demolished Hindu temples whose figures of gods and goddesses were defaced. An iron pillar stands in the courtyard in front of the mosque (center, above). The pillar which was built during the Gupta Empire (a Hindu empire in India from 320 to about 335AD) is a said to be a tribute to Lord Vishnu. It is believed that it is made of pure iron that never gets rusted. According to legend, anyone who can encircle the pillar by standing with their back to the pillar and clasping their hands together will have his wish granted.

COST

Description	Cost (Per Person) INR
01 pax	4500
Each of 02 - 03 paying	3000
Each of 04 - 06 paying	2400
Each of 07 - 09 paying	2000
Each of 10 - 14 paying	1600

COST INCLUSIONS

Transportation as per itinerary using AC Medium Car (01-03 Pax), Tempo Traveller (04-06 pax), Mini Coach (07-14 pax).

Lunch at a good local restaurant.

Services of English speaking guide during the city tour.

COST EXCLUSIONS

Camera Fee wherever applicable.

Any type of Hotel accommodation or meals not specified above.

Entrance at Monuments to be paid directly.

Any other service not specified above.

Govt. Service Tax – currently 2.58%. The tax prevailing at the time of billing will be charged.

* Please note that all the above rates are current and subject to revision. The rates may also change with any fluctuations in prices of fuel, inter-state taxes, toll charges and any other external factors.

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