Future Vacations Bangalore

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FUTURE VACATIONS

• LIFETIME HOLIDAYS

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Vacations Unlimited

• At FUTURE VACATIONS, we put ourselves in the
  shoes of our customers and appreciate viewpoints
  from their perspective. Thereafter we build
  packages that specifically suit their
  preferences.
• We always commit to provide best standards
  practices in the industry, giving enormous
  benefits to our customers. Tailor-made packages
  are available to suit your budget, without
  compromising on comfort.
• Here are some exotic locations for you to
  relinquish with..
• For more info Contact us at, Phone
  080-41126363, E-Mail info_at_futurevacations.in
• Our Website http//www.futurevacations.in/

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Thekkady At Gods Own Country
Thekkady is famous for the wildlife sanctuary
located here. There is boating facility at
Thekkady where the boat will take you around the
Wildlife Sanctuary through the Periyar Lake. One
can see wild animals during this boat ride.
Mullapperiyar dam can also be seen during this
boat ride.
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Ooty Queen of Hills
Ooty (Ootacamund)  the Queen of the Hill
Stations, also known as Blue Mountains is one of
the most beautiful hill stations in India. This
hill station has  splendid green downs and lofty
hills of extraordinary scenic beauty and is
endowed with a salubrious climate similar to the
English summer.
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Bandipur The National Park
Bandipur National Park is popular for the
population of tigers presents it. This sanctuary
offers endangered animals with the best available
natural habitat to survive. This national park
gives protection to some of the endangered and
most rare species of Indian Wildlife. Its
reported that tigers and elephants with high
population is present in the sanctuary.
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Jaipur The Pink City

• Jaipur, Rajasthans capital, is an enthralling
  historical city and the gateway to Indias most
  flamboyant state. At the citys heart, the City
  Palace continues to house the former royal
  family.
• The Jal Mahal, also known as the Water Palace is
  situated and as the name denotes, is located in
  the middle of Man Sagar Lake. The palace appears
  to float on the waters of the lake, hence the
  name Jal Mahal (Water Palace).