Start early drive from Delhi to Shimla. Alternatively, you can opt from Chandigarh to Shimla. Reach Shimla by afternoon (by Cab). Rest for a while and check in to your hotel. Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at Shimla hotel.

Post breakfast, we drive to Kufri sightseeing. Visit Kufri: Head to Kufri (about 15 km from Shimla), a popular hill station known for its adventure activities like skiing, tobogganing, and a mini-zoo. If you visit in winter, you can also enjoy snow activities. Himalayan Nature Park: Visit the Himalayan Nature Park in Kufri, which showcases the flora and fauna of the region. Visit Fagu (Optional): If you're up for more exploration, head to Fagu, a picturesque village around 25 km from Shimla. It's known for its apple orchards, terraced fields, and pine forests, perfect for a peaceful retreat. Jakhoo Temple: Take a short trek or drive to Jakhoo Hill, the highest point in Shimla. Here, you’ll find the Jakhoo Temple, dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The temple offers stunning views of Shimla and the surrounding mountains. Lakkar Bazaar: Visit Lakkar Bazaar for wooden handicrafts, souvenirs, and local artifacts. It’s a great place to pick up souvenirs and handicrafts. The Ridge (Scandal Point) and Mall Road: Visit the Ridge, a large open space offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. From there, you can stroll down Mall Road, Shimla's most famous street, lined with shops, restaurants, and colonial buildings. It's a great place for shopping and enjoying local delicacies. Christ Church: Visit Christ Church, located near the Ridge. It's a beautiful example of neo-Gothic architecture and one of the oldest churches in North India. Explore Shimla's Colonial Heritage: If time permits, visit the Viceregal Lodge (also known as Rashtrapati Niwas), which is a beautiful colonial-era building now housing the Indian Institute of Advanced Study. It’s one of the most iconic landmarks in Shimla. The Gaiety Theatre: The first beauty contest of world was supposed to start. Head back to your hotel or a nearby restaurant for a delicious dinner. Overnight stay at Shimla hotel.

Enjoy your breakfast from Shimla hotel and around 9 AM proceed to Manali. The road distance from Shimla to Manali is 248 Kilo Meters and approximate travel time is 7 hours. During your Shimla to Manali sightseeing trip, you can enjoy place like Kullu, Pandoh Dam, Sundernagar Lake and many other natural beautiful locations. Sightseeing in Kullu: Great Himalayan National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the park is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including snow leopards, Himalayan brown bears, and various species of birds. The park offers scenic treks and opportunities for wildlife spotting. Go trekking, wildlife spotting, or just enjoy the peace of nature. Bijli Mahadev Temple: A popular pilgrimage site, Bijli Mahadev Temple is located atop a hill at an altitude of 2,460 meters. The temple is famous for its 60-meter-high staff, which is struck by lightning during storms. A moderate trek (around 3 km) will take you to the temple with panoramic views of the Kullu Valley. Raghunath Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Rama and is one of the most significant temples in Kullu. Explore the temple’s architectural beauty and experience the spiritual ambiance. Kullu Valley: The valley offers spectacular views of the Beas River and lush green fields. It’s a great place to enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility of the region. Take a nature walk or just sit by the river to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Activities to Enjoy in Kullu: White Water Rafting: Kullu is famous for its river rafting on the Beas River. The rapids here range from moderate to challenging, offering an adrenaline-filled experience. Best time: April to June, when the water levels are ideal for rafting. Paragliding in Kullu: Take off from the hills and enjoy the views of the beautiful Kullu Valley from above. Kullu and the nearby Solang Valley are popular destinations for paragliding. Best Time: The summer months (April to June) are perfect for paragliding. Shopping: Kullu Shawls: Kullu is famous for its woollen shawls and traditional handicrafts. You can shop for these locally made shawls, rugs, and other woollen products in Kullu’s local markets. Local Handicrafts: Visit the local markets to buy wooden handicrafts, woolen caps, and other souvenirs. Rest for a while and check in to your hotel. Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at Manali hotel.

Morning: Have breakfast at your hotel and begin the sightseeing tour. Hadimba Temple A unique temple dedicated to Hadimba, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata. Surrounded by a cedar forest, it offers a peaceful atmosphere. The temple architecture is also worth admiring. Old Manali (by local transport) A quaint and peaceful area with old-fashioned houses, cafés, and a laid-back vibe. It’s perfect for experiencing the local culture and spending time amidst nature. Manu Temple (by local transport) Located in Old Manali, this temple is dedicated to the sage Manu, who is believed to be the creator of human civilization in Hindu mythology. Vashisht Hot Springs A natural hot spring with sulphur-rich water, believed to have healing properties. It is located near Vashisht village, and the surroundings are beautiful and serene. Tibetan Monastery This is a peaceful place to experience Tibetan culture and spirituality. The monastery has colourful prayer flags, intricate Tibetan art, and a calm atmosphere. Beas River The river offers some beautiful spots to relax by the banks, enjoy a picnic, or indulge in water sports like rafting. Club House, a beautiful building covered with flower lawn, Beas River nearest it. Van Vihar: A serene park near the Mall Road, with dense deodar forests and a peaceful walking trail. Evening shopping at the local market in Mall Road. Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at Manali hotel.

Morning enjoys tasty breakfast from Manali hotel and around 9 AM proceed to Solang Valley for sightseeing. The activities in Solang Valley includes Parachuting, Paragliding, Zorbing etc. The sightseeing includes Jogini Falls, Solang Ropeway & Ski Center, Anjani Mahadev Temple, Paragliding Solang Valley Center. You can cover Atal Tunnel & Shishu Valley or Koksar on direct payment basis. Option 2 (Excursion to Rohtang on Direct Payment basis Subject to Permit) After an early breakfast we take a day excursion visiting Rohtang Pass or up to Snow Line (In Case Rohtang Pass is Closed due to Snow) Enroute visit Nehru Kund (6 Km from Manali) A spring of cold water named after the Late Prime Minister Sh. Jawahar Lal Nehru. This cold water is good for health. Kothi Village (15 Km from Manali) quiet but picturesque spot’s view of the mountains. The site of the bridge provides an interesting historical episode in the early annals of Kullu. Gulaba Camp (20 Km from Manali) It is a peaceful place. It is a valley of flowers, famous for sight-seen, picnic and photography. Rahla Fall (27 Km from Manali), here the river Beas falls downe from a height about 50 meters. A Charming place for picnic. Marhi (35 Km. from Manali) Famous for natural beauty. It is a common place. Here are small hotels like dhaba for breakfast & lunch. Rani Nala (46 Km from Manali) It is a glacier point & snow available here every time. Rohtang Pass (51 Km from Manali) 3978 meters height, The Highest point on the road. It offers limited skiing but ample trekking opportunities at an altitude of 4112 meters on the highway Keylong to Leh. The pass affords a widespread panorama of mountain scenery almost directly opp. To the well-defined Sonepani Glacier slightly left the twin peaks of the Geypan. Excursion to Rohtang on Direct Payment Subject to Permit. Complete day at leisure to explore the beauty of Rohtang and later on time drive to hotel for overnight.

Enjoy your breakfast from Manali hotel and around 9 AM proceed to Dharamshala. The road distance from Manali to Dharamshala is 230 Km and approximate travel time is 7 hours. The journey from Manali to Dharamshala is not only about reaching your destination, but also about enjoying the stunning landscapes and unique stops along the way. Here are some scenic spots and places you can visit on the way: Baijnath: The Baijnath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a peaceful stop with a lot of historical significance. The temple is set against the backdrop of beautiful mountains and lush greenery. Palampur A lovely hill station known for its tea gardens, Palampur is perfect for a relaxing stop. The Neugal Khad River and the Baijnath Temple are worth exploring. Palampur also has an impressive view of the Dhauladhar Range. Rest for a while and check in to your hotel. Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at Dharamshala hotel.

Post breakfast, we drive to Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj sightseeing. Dharamshala Monastery (Namgyal Monastery): Start your day with a visit to this serene monastery, which is the home of the Dalai Lama. Tsuglagkhang Complex: Visit the residence of the Dalai Lama, including the Tsuglagkhang Monastery and museum. Bhagsu Waterfall: A short trek (approx. 1-2 hours) to the beautiful waterfall. Visit the Dal Lake near Dharamshala, a peaceful and scenic spot, great for a quick nature walk or boat ride. Triund Trek: If you're up for a morning trek, head to Triund for breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar mountains. It takes 4-5 hours to reach the top. If you prefer a shorter, easier walk, you can visit the nearby Naddi Viewpoint for beautiful valley views. The Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA) Stadium in Dharamshala is one of the most scenic cricket grounds in India, situated at the base of the Dhauladhar mountain range. Evening: Stroll through the McLeod Ganj Market for souvenirs and to absorb the vibrant Tibetan culture. Enjoy a Tibetan dinner at one of the many local restaurants like "Tibet Kitchen" or "McLlo Restaurant." Overnight stay at Dharamshala or Mcleod Ganj hotel.

Post breakfast, we drive to Dalhousie. Reach Dalhousie by afternoon (by Cab). Rest for a while and check in to your hotel. Evening walk at Mall Road: Explore Dalhousie's Mall Road and enjoy the pleasant weather and colonial architecture. You can shop for local handicrafts or enjoy a cozy dinner at a café. Enjoy a traditional Himachali dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at Dalhousie hotel.

Post breakfast, we drive to Dalhousie & Khajjiar sightseeing. Drive to Khajjiar: After breakfast, embark on a scenic drive (about 22 km, 40-45 minutes) to Khajjiar, also known as “Mini Switzerland of India.”Explore Khajjiar: Enjoy the lush green meadows, the Khajji Nag Temple, and the beautiful surroundings. You can also enjoy activities like paragliding or horseback riding in this region. Dalhousie Sightseeing: Visit Panchpula, a picturesque spot known for its natural beauty, and then head to Subhash Baoli, a peaceful place surrounded by deodar trees. You can also visit the St. John’s Church, built in the 19th century, and Kala Top Wildlife Sanctuary, which offers an excellent view of the surrounding hills. Evening walk at Mall Road: Explore Dalhousie's Mall Road and enjoy the pleasant weather and colonial architecture. You can shop for local handicrafts or enjoy a cozy dinner at a café. Overnight stay at Dalhousie hotel.

Post breakfast, we drive to Amritsar, after a 5–6-hour journey, you'll reach Amritsar around afternoon. Rest for a while and check in to your hotel. Visit Durgiana Temple, which is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is one of the most important Hindu temples in the region. Its architecture resembles the Golden Temple, and it’s set in a beautiful garden. Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib): Start your day early by visiting the Golden Temple, the most iconic and sacred Sikh site. It’s best to arrive early to experience the peaceful atmosphere and participate in the morning prayers. Shopping at Hall Bazaar: Head to Hall Bazaar for some shopping. This bustling market is famous for traditional Amritsari shawls, juttis (Punjabi footwear), wooden crafts, jewellery, and more. Overnight stay at Amritsar hotel.

Morning: Have breakfast at your hotel and begin the Amritsar sightseeing tour. Jallianwala Bagh: Just a 10-minute walk from the Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh is a significant historical site. This garden memorializes the tragic massacre of 1919, where hundreds of Indians were killed by British forces. Explore the garden, and see the memorial and the well where many people jumped to escape the firing. Visit the museum to understand the history of the event. Gobindgarh Fort: Next, visit the Gobindgarh Fort, which has been converted into a museum showcasing Punjab’s cultural and military heritage. You can explore various exhibits, watch the sound-and-light show, and experience live performances. Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum: Located in the Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Memorial Complex, the museum offers insight into the life and reign of the founder of the Sikh Empire, Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The complex is also home to his tomb. Wagah Border Ceremony: Attend the Beating Retreat Ceremony at the Wagah Border, a dramatic daily ceremony held at sunset, where soldiers from both India and Pakistan perform a ceremonial march and lower the flags. Note: The ceremony usually starts around 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM depending on the time of year, so it’s best to confirm timings in advance. Enjoy a traditional Amritsari or Punjabi dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at Amritsar hotel.

Today after breakfast checkout from hotel and proceed to Delhi or Chandigarh reach and you will transfer to Airport to catch the flight for your onward journey. End of our services with sweet memories………