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	DAY 1
	Pick-up time from hotel
	Reporting time at Margao Station	01:30 PM
	Train starts from Margao Railway station at	02:00 PM
	Train Arrives Udupi Railway Station at	07:00 PM
	Arrive Hotel Check up	07:15 PM
	Refresh & Dinner at	08:30 PM
	DAY 2 FULLDAY EXCURSIONS
	Wake up call	05:00 AM
	Breakfast	05:03 AM
	Tour Start at	06:00 AM
	Point 1
	Agumbe ghat for viewing & Photographs
	Agumbe town for tea/coffee	Arrive Approx 07:30 AM
	Thirthahalli town to Purchase bananas for Elephant	Arrive approx 09:00 AM
	Point 2
	Gajnur town to visit the Elephant training	Arrive approx 10:30 AM
	Point 3
	Thaverekoppa to Visit the Tiger Safari	Arrive approx 12:20 PM
	Shimoga City for Lunch	Arrive approx 01:45 PM
	Return to Destination
	Point 4
	Thirthahalli town to shopping	Arrive approx 04:30 PM
	Agumbe town for Tea/coffee	Arrive approx 05:45 PM
	Point 5
	Udupi city to visit the Krishna Temple
	Arrive Hotel Refresh & Dinner
	DAY 3
	Wake-up call
	Breakfast
	Checkout from the hotel at
	Board the train at udupi Rly station
	Arrive Margaon Station by
	Drinks (hotel):
	Beer, Soft Drinks and Mineral Water
	Dress Code:
	Soft Shoes
	Short Trousers
	Cotton shirts
	Insect repellent or lotion
	Swimming trunks
	Sunglasses
	Documents
	Passport

Further the coach takes you to Taverekhoppa village to watch the tiger lions and other animals in the park, here you are Caged and the tiger lion and the other animal freely roaming beside your coach an experience you shouldn’t miss, here the tigers, lion and other animals are rescued from poachers and cared, wounded animals are also rescued from the forest and brought here for treatment is over the animals is sent back to the forest, the tiger and other and other animals are fed everyday by the park authorities. Only a few tigers, and other animals are retained for breeding or if disable the other are sent back to the forest.

Udupi acquired nation-wide fame, when it was turned into a unique seat of Vedantic learning in the 13th century under the leadership of shri madhvacharya. Apart from his contribution to vadentic philosophy, Sri madhva founded the famous Krishna temple of udupi and made it the fountainhead of a new devotional movement, which eventually spread all over the country.He is the source of happiness and salvation of all good people. Madhva installed this image of Krishna with the avowed purpose of removing all obstacles and relieving the pains, which beset his devotees on their way to salvation.

Among the several disciple of Sri Madhava eight monks were jointly and severally made responsible for conducting the daily worship of lord Krishna at Udupi besides the usual duties of monk hood. These eight direct disciples of madhava established separates lines of their own by ordination, and these eight lines of ascetics came to be known as the eight Maths or Ashta Math of Udupi.

In the beginning the swamijis of the eight Maths used to be in charged of lord Krishna’s worship by turns, for two months each. The system of worship in its present forms is believed to have been established in the 16th century by Sri Vadiraja swami a celebrated pontiff of one of the eight Maths called Sode3 Math. According to the present practice, the swamiji of eight conduct worship, by turns for two years each. This tenure of worship by rotation is known as PARYAYA. The swamiji who is in charge of the worship is called the PARAYAYA SWAMIJI, and his math called the PARAYAYA Math. The ceremony of handing over the charges of worship by one math to another is known as the PARAYAYA FESTIVAL. The festival held once in two years, in the month of January, attracts thousand of pilgrims, from various corners.

A journey by konkan railway from Goa traveling along the konkan coast watching the scenic beauty of the lush green fields and the river flowing after crossing 21 tunnels and 19 station we reach a town called Udupi in Tulunad of (south India) famous for it Krishna temple. Math and the beautiful Malpe beach.

The next day early morning the adventure the adventure begins by coach through the country side, winding roads, hill and river to a village called gajnur, to visit the Elephant on the way we climb a agumbe ghat (hill) above 2000 ft-height, 7-kms stretch with 14-hairpin bends, built in 1839. Once you reach the top you can see the view below the interiors of Tulunad.

On our way we stop at this little town to buy bananas to feed the elephant and on our way back we stop here to visit this little town, which is a market for several villages surrounding it, it people from distant come by bullock carts or by walk once in a weak for shopping it is also famous for spices, coffee and rice.

As we travel along we reach a village called gajnur, here we will be visiting the “Elephant Training Center”, here you spot wild elephant, the elephant are rescued from poachers and other illegal activities made to perform by human and brought to the “Elephant Training Center”, every elephant is appointed a mahout and a assistant, the Mahout is a very special person who train them the elephant are put behind log chamber for training for around 3to 4 months for behavior and language the trained elephant are brought back from the forest early morning everyday, they are fed and taken to the river bank for a bath and checked by a doctor every week, at 11:00AM the elephant are taken back to the forest. At the training camp the elephant are protected from the poachers.

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