Explore
‘Incredible India’ with SriLankan Holidays
The incredible experience
of visiting Incredible India’s four most visited cities is now all
yours, in a special package launched by SriLankan Holidays. Take time
off with friends, family and loved ones …. explore and experience the
glitzy celluloid world of Bombay, the bustling capital Delhi, Bangalore
the IT hub, and of course indulge in frenetic bargain shopping in
Chennai. Amith Sumanapala, General Manager, SriLankan Holidays, said:
"India and Sri Lanka have many things in common and we have developed a
range affordable of holiday packages that research shows our customer’s
desire. Valid until 30 September, the special Incredible India package
brings you Chennai at Rs. 19,999/-, Bangalore at Rs. 25,999/-, Mumbai at
Rs. 45,999/- and Delhi at Rs. 35,999/-. All packages include return air
fare with all taxes, two nights hotel accommodation on twin sharing
basis with breakfast and free airport transfers at destination. Added to
this are free excess baggage and your chance to earn FlySmiLes miles.
"Each of these destinations offers something that is uniquely different
that we believe will be highly appreciated by our customers" said Mr.
Sumanapala. Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai and Madras are four contrasting
destinations yet offer you the opportunity to explore the rich and
multi-faceted variety Incredible India has to offer. ….. indeed an
enriching experience and a fine combination of sheer leisure and total
value for money. For more details please contact your nearest SriLankan
Holidays or SriLankan Airlines office or your nearest travel agent.
Visit www.srilankan-holidays.aero. Bangalore, is a vibrant cosmopolitan
city, a major industrial and commercial centre of the country. A former
fortress city under Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, it is today known as
India’s Silicon Valley, the nerve centre of India’s software industry. A
well planned city, with tree lined avenues, a large number of parks,
gardens and lakes, it is rightly called India’s Garden City. Cheek by
jowl with modernity, Bangalore retains its essential old-world appeal
and is yet a very ‘happening’ place. Mumbai is one large home to people
of all Indian creeds and cultures. It is a fascinating city, throbbing
with life, and, for many people, the gateway to India. Unlike Chennai,
Mumbai offers more up market shopping options and is yet another popular
shopping destination with Sri Lankans. One of Mumbai’s most popular
promenades is the Marine Drive. Built on land reclaimed during 1920, it
runs along the shoreline of Back bay, starting at Nariman point, and
sweeping around by Chowpatty beach upto Malabar hills. Chennai is a
vibrant city which somehow strikes a perfect balance between the old and
the new, a metropolis with a distinct olde worlde charm. With the second
biggest beach in the world, the Marina Beach, Chennai’s ancient
landmark, the Madras Harbour, is one of the finest in India. The city’s
much visited Spenser Mall, and saree boutiques Nallis and Kumarans are
popular names among Sri Lankan shoppers. The capital of India, Delhi is
a fusion of the old and the new. The ancient and the modern are visible
in perfect harmony, not only in the remains of a succession of empires,
but also in social structure and lifestyles. Among the places of special
interest to tourists in Delhi are the Red Fort, India Gate, Parliament
House, National Museum, National Gallery of Modern Art, Nehru Museum
etc.
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