IRCTC to run special Ram Sethu Express train in Tamil Nadu covering 15 temples
Siddharth Prabhakar | TNN | Feb 18, 2019, 16:26 IST
(Representative image) CHENNAI: Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) will run a special Ram Sethu Express train in Tamil Nadu.
The “Ram Sethu Express –Tamil Nadu Temple Tour” will start from Tambaram railway station in Chennai at 12.15am on February 28. The train will return to Tambaram on March 3.
This is a Bharat Darshan exclusive tourist train. It will cover 15 temples. The package costs Rs 4,885 per person, inclusive of all charges like vegetarian meals, on train pantry car, non-AC road transport, tour escort and security.
For details and bookings, visit IRCTC tourism portalwww.irctctourism.com. For queries/bookings, contact and tourism information centre at 9003140681 / 680.
The “Ram Sethu Express –Tamil Nadu Temple Tour” will start from Tambaram railway station in Chennai at 12.15am on February 28. The train will return to Tambaram on March 3.
This is a Bharat Darshan exclusive tourist train. It will cover 15 temples. The package costs Rs 4,885 per person, inclusive of all charges like vegetarian meals, on train pantry car, non-AC road transport, tour escort and security.
For details and bookings, visit IRCTC tourism portalwww.irctctourism.com. For queries/bookings, contact and tourism information centre at 9003140681 / 680.
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