PCT-3 Delhi — Goa — Delhi
           (4 nights & 5 days)

Goa: The former Portuguese colony of Goa has enjoyed a prominent place in the traveller’s lexicon for many years. The magnifi cent palmfringed beaches have attracted the leisure seeker from all over the world. Goa offers more than just sun, sand and sea. Gleaming whitewashed churches with Portuguese style facades, rice paddy fi elds and coconut palm groves, while crumbling forts guard rock capes and estuary entrances.

MALAPRABHA IRRIGATION PROJECT

Malaprabha dam was constructed during 1972 across river Malaprabha which is located in Belgaum District of Karnataka. Two ca-nals one 150 km from left bank and other 142 km from right bank of the project irrigates total area of 2,20,000 ha. The project is located approx. 100 km from Goa.

GOA

Malaprabha Irrigation Project

PCT-4 Delhi–Hyderabad–Delhi (3 nights & 4 days)

The Charminar, was built by Mo-hammed Quli Qutab Shah, in 1591 to propitiate the evil forces from de-stroying his new city with the plague. The symbol of the city, the Charmi-nar, looming at a height of 56m, is an impressive square gateway with four minarets.

Golconda Fort - is one of the most magnifi cent for-tress complexes located on the outskirts of Hyder-abad City. The history of Golconda Fort dates back to the early 13th century, when this southeastern part of the country was ruled by the Kakatiyas. The for-tress is built on a granite hill 120 m high. One of the most remarkable features of Golconda is its system of acoustics. The sounds of hands clapped in the grand portico can be heard in the Durbar Hall, at the very top of the hill.

NAGARAJUNASAGAR DAM

The Nagarjuna dam, one of the largest masonry Dam in the world was completed in 1960 and is 124 m high. The length of the dam is 4.8 km and the dam is constructed across river Krishna Two canal system take off from the dam which irrigates total area of 8,95,000 ha.

The Charminar, Hyderabad

Nagarjunasagar Dam