Dwells in the laps of the Himalayas, Shimla offers everything a nature lover can ask for, snow-covered peaks, breathtaking lakes, pleasant climate, and alluring greenery, scenic pine-covered hills making it one of the most visited tourist destinations in India. Shimla’s air has some magic, to make everyone fall in love, with its beauty. Shimla is called Queen of Hill stations with a wide range of attractions, and famous places. From the adventurers to the honeymooners, this city serves all the retreats and in all manners to all the tourists.
Manali is a tourist magnet all over the year for old, young and married couples due to all the pleasant and perfect experiences it gives, from museums to temples, from ancient little hippie villages to crowded upscale streets, river rafting to trekking trails, snow points to dreamy and desert-like landscapes, Manali has everything to offer.
With emerald green calmness and soothing atmosphere, Dharamshala offers a variety of sightseeing places. It is located at the Dhauladhar road with the categorization of upper and lower Dharamshala. Tourists can travel around the great leisure time streets, such as the famous coffee shops, snooker tables, Tibetian shops, temples, churches, and monastery.
Located in the western Himachal Pradesh, nested by mountains & beautiful views, Dalhousie is a masterpiece among hill stations in India. The landscape gives you mesmerizing experience with bright flowerings and dense forests with pines, oaks, and deodars. Dalhousie has beautiful buildings sporting colonial architecture, such as St. Francis’s Church, St. Patrick’s Church and St. Andrew’s Church. Tourists can explore the wildlife by visiting Subhash Baoli and Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary. With the majestic environment, Dalhousie will refresh your souls.
With the mesmerizing beauty and unique combination of dense forests, lakes, and pastures, Khajjiar is often introduced as ‘mini-Switzerland of India’. It is a small town near Dalhousie attracting the tourists with breathtaking landscapes and green meadows. The place offers all the adventures such as nine-hole golf-course, paragliding, horse riding, zorbing, trekking, etc. Surrounded by lush greenery, beautiful lakes, temples, this place is a must visit.
Amritsar is the home of the glorious Golden Temple, where the day starts with the holy devotions from the gurudwaras. Amritsar is a peaceful city that portrays the noble character of Punjab. This place is also famous for its Jallianwala Bagh massacre, and its nearness to Wagah Border. The finest food, clothes, joyful, and spiritual culture, and hospitality makes this place worth visiting.
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Meet our representative upon arrival in Delhi and proceed to Shimla – abounds in natural bounty and looks picture perfect. The small hill station amidst the lofty snow-clad Himalayan ranges, surrounded by lakes and lush green pastures look as though an artist has painted them. The unique thing about Shimla is that it still retains its colonial charm. Check-in at the hotel and spend the evening at leisure. Overnight stay in Shimla.
Drive to Kufri after breakfast. This is a popular picnic spot located 16km from Shimla. You may hike on foot to the Mahasu Peak or pay for a mule ride up the hill. Mahasu is the tallest peak in Kufri that gives tourists an amazing view of distant snow-capped peaks. In the afternoon return to Shimla and visit Viceregal Lodge, Christ Church, St. Michael’s Cathedral and Jakhu temple. In the evening, take a walk on Shimla’s famous boulevard, Mall Road. See fine specimens of colonial architecture, snack at the various eateries in the market or shop for souvenirs. Overnight stay in Shimla.
After breakfast, check-out from the hotel and drive to Manali. On the way enjoy Kullu sightseeing. It is the valley of gods, or the ‘habitable end of the world’, as the Kullu valley has come to be known, spreads out its charm on either side of the upper reaches of the river Beas. This valley is famous for the beauty and its majestic hills covered with Pine and Deodar forest sand sprawling apple orchards. Kullu valley is sandwiched between the Pir Panjal, Lower Himalayan and Great Himalayan range. The valley is only 80 km long and 2 km at its broadest, yet a fairly wide area is open to the visitors to enjoy the spectacle of variegated mountain scenery. Later proceed to Manali & it offers superb views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, and with mountain adventures beckoning from all directions, Manali is a year-round magnet for tourists. Apart from temples, Manali is popular among adventure tourists coming for trekking, paragliding, rafting, and skiing. Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel and spend the evening at leisure. Overnight stay in Manali.
After breakfast, enjoy a full day at leisure in Manali. Alternatively, you may explore the destination offering numerous adventure sports and other places of interest. Dinner and overnight stay in Manali.
After breakfast, check-out from the hotel and drive to Dharamshala. Upon arrival, check-in to the hotel. Spend the evening at leisure. Overnight stay in Dharamshala.
After breakfast, visit Tsuglagkhang Complex – Centre of Tibetan culture, which includes a museum and the residence of His Holiness Dalai Lama – the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism. Later, visit popular monasteries, Tibetan medical center and the Church of St. John. Also, you may rejuvenate yourself with yoga and meditation retreats available in Dharamshala (optional). Later drive to Dalhousie. Upon arrival, check-in to the hotel. Overnight stay in Dalhousie.
After breakfast, enjoy an excursion to Khajjiar which is 23 km from Dalhousie by road and 13 km from Kalatop is the mini Switzerland of India – Khajjiar. The lush green meadows are surrounded by thick pine and cedar forests. There is a small lake in the center of the saucer-shaped meadow which has in it a floating island. A little away from the lake is the temple of Khajji Nag belonging to 12th C. AD. The sanctum of the temple has been beautifully carved from wood. Later return back to Dalhousie & visit Bhulwani Mata Mandir at Bara Pathar and hike up the Bakrota Hills to see an impressive view of snow-clad peaks. Also, see St. John’s Church. It was the first to be built after the town of Dalhousie was founded. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After early breakfast, drive to Amritsar – colloquially known as Ambarsar, is a spiritually significant city for the followers of Sikhism. The city derives its name from the sacred pool, which was founded in 1574 by Guru Ram Das – the 4th Sikh guru. This holy pond circumscribes Harmandir Sahib, which is popularly known as the Golden Temple amongst devotees. After check-in at the hotel, proceed to India-Pakistan border at Wagah. Watch the ‘Beating the Retreat’ ceremony where soldiers of both countries bring down their respective national flags in their unique styles. After returning, visit the iconic Golden Temple. If time permits you may visit Jalianwala Bagh and Ranjit museum. Overnight stay in Amritsar.
After breakfast, you will be transferred to Chandigarh airport for the return journey back home. End of Services.
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