IRCTC Offers 10-Day Japan Tour From Delhi At Rs 3.45 Lakh

₹3.45 lakh Japan holiday: What Indian travellers get in IRCTC’s new package

IRCTC has introduced a 10-day, nine-night escorted Japan tour from Delhi, departing on September 6, 2026. The package costs Rs 3,45,999 per person on triple sharing, with higher rates for twin sharing…

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IRCTC has introduced a 10-day, nine-night escorted Japan tour from Delhi, departing on September 6, 2026. The package costs Rs 3,45,999 per person on triple sharing, with higher rates for twin sharing and single occupancy. It covers Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Hiroshima.

IRCTC Announces Rs 3.45 Lakh Japan Tour for September 2026

Return economy airfare, four-star hotels, visa charges, all meals, airport transfers, guided sightseeing and an English-speaking tour guide are included. The itinerary features a Shinkansen ride, weather-dependent access to Mount Fuji’s Fifth Station, Kyoto temples, Hiroshima memorials and attractions in Hakone and Osaka. IRCTC says flight timings may change. Travellers need a passport valid for six months after return, a PAN card and documents required under Japan’s visa rules.

IRCTC Announces Rs 3.45 Lakh Japan Tour for September 2026

The Indian Opinion

Calling this a bargain Japan holiday would be overstated, while dismissing it as unaffordable misses the value of bundled airfare, hotels, meals and transport. The package suits first-time visitors who prefer a fixed schedule, not travellers seeking flexibility. The real test is the final bill after optional expenses and any itinerary changes. Prospective buyers should also check the cancellation terms and confirm the flight schedule before paying.


Sources (2): businesstoday.in, news.abplive.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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