Kaziranga National Park Tour Packages

The Sada Pind in Amritsar is a must see. 6. The Science City in Kapurthala is the only thing that one could say is visitable, but not worth spending lakhs of rupees to travel all the way to visit. 7. Good shopping experience. What didn't go well - 1. There is really nothing to see in Kapurthala, and Patiala. As a trip advisor, Travels Town (or Travel Triangle) could have suggested me better tour options. Foe people like us who have never travelled to Punjab we can only do as much research to know what is famous as per google. But the trip advisors are expected to know the ground realities and suggest accordingly, otherwise they can't claim themselves to be trip advisors. 2. The hotel in Patiala was changed at the 11th hour, and I have been almost forced to make a choice. The new hotel "Eqbal Inn" was pathetic, awful, unhygienic, with poorest of the poor service. There were cockroaches, bed bugs roaming in the room, and furniture with termites disturbing throughout night. Besides there was no staff to even ship my luggage (when requested, the hotel staff bluntly said we can't help). 3. There is really really nothing to see in Patiala (except for the Kali Mata temple which one can visit if they are on pilgrimage). We have been taken to a place called Seesh Mahal which was like graveyard. People have peed and stooled all over the campus, and as a result we can't stay there even for 10 min.

nt but they say we had paid and agent didnt communicate to car travels clearly .as per iternary we had to ask everyday to inform driver and airport drop also they didnt arrange .very worst expericence with the travel agent of travel on ease

—were handled efficiently and with great attention to detail. The team was responsive, supportive, and ensured that we could enjoy each destination without any stress. A special note of appreciation for our driver, Ashu, who was extremely professional, punctual, and courteous throughout the trip. His driving was safe, his knowledge of the routes and local areas was very helpful, and his friendly nature made the journey even more pleasant. I would highly recommend Travel and Ease to anyone looking for a reliable, well-organized, and hassle-free travel experience. I look forward to planning my future trips with them.

hed. Each destination was thoughtfully selected, and the sequence of travel was smooth and comfortable. From scenic journeys and national park safaris to historic city tours and relaxing beach time, everything was well organized. The accommodations and activity timings were also managed efficiently, which made the overall journey enjoyable and stress-free. A special mention goes to our driver, Geeth, who was extremely supportive throughout the trip. He was punctual, polite, and very professional. Geeth guided us well at every location, shared helpful local insights, and ensured our safety and comfort at all times. His friendly nature and willingness to help made a big difference to our overall experience. Overall, this itinerary helped us explore Sri Lanka in the best possible way, and we are very satisfied with the arrangements and services provided. We would highly recommend this tour to anyone planning to visit Sri Lanka.

ther flight and my important work will be collapsed. We need English speaking person but we couldn't get that person. HOTEL is too good except last day switchover. While traveling seen nice places its good memories Manali and Shimla certain places or heartfelt memories. Coordination was well executed by the Ttavel Ease ....

ancient monasteries perched dramatically on cliffs. One of the highlights was visiting the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery. The hike itself was inspiring, offering breathtaking views along the way, and the peaceful atmosphere at the top made the effort completely worthwhile. Bhutan’s devotion to preserving its culture and environment was evident everywhere. From traditional architecture to the pristine surroundings untouched by mass tourism. The hospitality was exceptional. Whether at hotels, homestays, or local cafes, everyone I met was incredibly kind and eager to share the essence of Bhutanese life. The food was delicious too, especially the locally grown produce and comforting dishes like ema datshi. What truly set Bhutan apart was the sense of calm and authenticity. It’s a place where you can genuinely unplug, breathe deeply, and feel connected to both nature and culture. The emphasis on Gross National Happiness isn’t just a slogan, it’s something you feel throughout the journey. Overall, my trip to Bhutan was enriching, peaceful, and memorable, an experience I would highly recommend to anyone seeking beauty, culture, and a refreshing shift in perspective.

ofessionalism, making our trip completely stress-free and enjoyable. ​