Merry Christmas to all of you! Thinking about celebrating X’Mas in style at an exotic restaurant? Here’s all you need to know about the Christmas specials in Mumbai restaurants:
Christmas Brunch at Vista, Taj Lands End, Mumbai
December 25, 2009: A special menu comprising roast turkey, caviars, cheeses, ham, seafood, mouthwatering desserts and more awaits you on the Christmas day. Price : Rs 3500 plus taxes.
Location: Taj Lands End Band Stand, Bandra (West), Mumbai 400 050, India Tel No. : (91-22) 6668 1234
IRCTC Hotels – Book select hotels across India
I really did not know that the IRCTC website also offers hotel bookings across India. And when I did discover it, I couldn’t help but share it with you.
With the rail tourism India website, you can book over 400 properties across 450 cities! The best part is the holiday and rail tour packages they provide. So whether you wish to take darshan at the Vaishno Devi Mandir or explore the beauty of Kerala backwaters, whether you wish to take a historical trip to Rajasthan or enjoy Shillong’s lovely waterfalls, www.railtourismindia.com is the site that offers very reasonable packages with well-planned itinerary. To add to your experience, they have even added tripadvisor reviews of the hotels!
The site is quite extensive and I can fill pages about what it has to offer. But I would suggest you visit IRCTC’s rail tourism site yourself and explore India like you had never thought you could!
With the rail tourism India website, you can book over 400 properties across 450 cities! The best part is the holiday and rail tour packages they provide. So whether you wish to take darshan at the Vaishno Devi Mandir or explore the beauty of Kerala backwaters, whether you wish to take a historical trip to Rajasthan or enjoy Shillong’s lovely waterfalls, www.railtourismindia.com is the site that offers very reasonable packages with well-planned itinerary. To add to your experience, they have even added tripadvisor reviews of the hotels!
The site is quite extensive and I can fill pages about what it has to offer. But I would suggest you visit IRCTC’s rail tourism site yourself and explore India like you had never thought you could!
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