Day 04:      Kasol – Manali (85 KM / 03 HRS)

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer by surface to Manali, famous for many things, especially as a hill-station and adventure.

• Snow& mountains – Beautiful Himalayan views, snowfall in winter, and cool weather year-round
• Adventure sports – Paragliding, skiing (Solang Valley), river rafting, zorbing, and trekking
• Solang Valley & Rohtang Pass – Popular for snow activities and scenic drives
• Honeymoon destination – One of India’s most popular spots for couples
• Old Manali cafés & nightlife – Backpacker vibe, live music, riverside cafés
• Hadimba Temple – Famous ancient wooden temple surrounded by cedar forest
• Shopping – Tibetan market, Mall Road (woolens, souvenirs)
• Apple orchards & local food – Siddu & momos.

Upon arrival check in the hotel. Afternoon visit to world famous Hadimba Temple & Manu Temple in Old Manali.

 “HADIMBA TEMPLE” Built in 1553 with a superbly crafted four-tiered pagoda roof, it is famous for its exquisitely carved doorway. Hadimba Devi Temple. – Manali has many attractions but the chief central of interest, historically and archaeologically, is undoubtedly the Dungri temple dedicated to the goddess Hadimba, the Wife of Bheema of Mahabharata Fame, this is wooden temple, In the dense forest of magnificent deodar, is about 2.5 Kms from the Mall. It is a pleasant stroll to the temple which was built in 1553 A.D.

“Manu Temple”, located in Old Manali, is one of the most important and peaceful places to visit there. Dedicated to Sage Manu, who is believed to be the creator of human race according to Hindu mythology. Only temple in India dedicated to Manu Rishi, surrounded by mountains and forests, Very calm and spiritual atmosphere. Rest of the evening to explore n Mall road. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 05:      Manali – Atul Tunal – Sishu – Udaipur – Sishu (110 KM / 03 HRS)

Breakfast at hotel. Fullday excurcion to Udaipur Lahaul & Spiti district is home to two significant temples: –

Trilokinath Temple, a unique shrine revered by both Hindus (as Shiva) and Buddhists (as Avalokiteshvara / Garja Phakmo), and the ancient, intricately.

Atal Tunnel (often spelled Atal Tunnel Rohtang) is one of the most famous attractions in Himachal Pradesh.

·        World’s longest highway tunnel above 10,000 ft

·        Length:9.02 km

·        Built under Rohtang Pass 

·        Reduces travel time to Lahaul by 4–5 hour

Day 06:      Sishu – Khoskar – Solang Valley – Manali (40 KM / 1.5 HRS)

After breakfast. Transfer by surface to Manali, Enroute Exlore to Khoskar, Solang Valley, Vasist Hot water spring. 

Koksar a Small village Just after Atal Tunnel (North Portal), Altitude 3,140 meters, Famous for Cold desert landscape with stunning mountain views, Gateway to Lahaul–Spiti after crossing Atal Tunnel, Snowfall in winter (often very heavy), Chandra River views etc.

Solang Valley is one of the most popular tourist spots near Manali, famous mainly for adventure activities and snow views.  

Solang Valley is famous for, Snow activities (Winter), Skiing, Snowboarding, Snow scooter / snow bike, Snow tubing, Snow play & photography 

Adventure sports (Summer), Paragliding (very famous), Zorbing, Ropeway / cable car ride, ATV rides, Ropeway (Gondola Ride). 

Vashisht Hot Water Spring (often called Vashisht Kund) is a famous natural hot spring, Known for its natural hot sulphur water Named after Sage Vashisht, guru of Lord Ram.

·        Water remains warm even during heavy snowfall

·        Two main bathing areas / Vashisht Kund (for men) / Separate kund for women

·        Near by Vashisht Temple, dedicated to Sage Vashisht and Lord Rama

·        Believed to have medicinal properties (good for skin & joint pain)

·        Peaceful village setting with mountain views

·        Traditional stone bathing tanks

·     Popular relaxation spot after trekking or sightseeing.

After continue drive to Manali. Upon arrival check in hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. 

Day 07:      Manali – Prasher Lake – Bir Billing (175 KM / 06 HRS)

Breakfast at Hotel. Morning drive to Bir Billing, Enroute visit to Prasher Lake.

Bir Billing is one of the most famous adventure destinations in Himachal Pradesh, especially known for paragliding, Paragliding Capital of India, One of the best paragliding sites in the world Host of Paragliding World Cup (2015), Perfect wind conditions & long flying time. Bir – Take-off point (Billing village) / Billing – Landing site (Bir village). Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 08:      Bir Billing – Bhattu Monestry – Baijnath – Palampur – Dharamshala (Mcleodganj) (80 KM / 03 HRS)

Breakfast at hotel. Morning transfer by surface to Dharamshala. Enroute visit to Bhattu Monestry, Baijnath Shiv Temple, Palampur Tea Garden, Norbulinga, Cricket stadium. 

Bhattu Monastery, is famous for Peaceful Buddhist monastery, Beautiful mountain and valley view’s Very quiet & less crowded (hidden gem), Ideal for meditation & photography & Surrounded by forests and nature Spiritual Importance, Follows Tibetan Buddhist traditions, Home to monks practicing meditation

Calm environment, perfect for spiritual seekers There is Prayer flags, Small temple structure, Meditation halls, Scenic Himalayan backdrop, Sunset views are
amazing. 

Baijnath Shiv Temple is one of the most famous and ancient Lord Shiva. Dedicated to Lord Shiva as Vaidyanath (God of Healing), One of the oldest Shiva temples in North India, Built in 1204 AD by Raja Ahuka and Manyuka Famous for Ancient Nagarkot-style stone architecture, believed to have healing powers,
Peaceful spiritual atmosphere, Surrounded by Dhauladhar mountain views Special Beliefs Lord Shiva is worshipped here as “Vaidyanath” (Lord of Medicines), Devotees believe prayers here cure diseases & Very popular during Mahashivratri. 

Palampur Tea Garden is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places in Himachal Pradesh, famous for its lush green tea estates and mountain views is famous for One of the largest tea-growing regions in North India, Scenic tea plantations with Dhauladhar mountains in the background, Cool climate and fresh air Famous for Kangra Tea (internationally awarded), Walk through beautiful tea estates, visit tea factories (learn tea-making process, Enjoy tea tasting, Photography & nature walks & Relax in peaceful surroundings.

Continue drive to Dharamsala below visit to Norbulingka Institute, Dharamshala is one of the most beautiful and culturally important places in Himachal Pradesh, especially for Tibetan art and heritage. It’s famous for Dedicated to preserving Tibetan culture & art, Beautiful Japanese-style gardens Traditional Tibetan architecture, Peaceful and spiritual atmosphere & Home to Tibetan artisans Here you can see Losel Doll Museum (traditional Tibetan life), Handcrafted thangka paintings, Wood carving & metal artwork, Large golden Buddha statue, Prayer wheels & meditation areas Spiritual & Cultural Importance Founded

by Dalai Lama, Trains young monks and artists & Promotes Tibetan language, art & heritage. 

Dharamshala Cricket Stadium (officially Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium – HPCA) is one of the most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world. Altitude 1,457 meters (one of the highest cricket stadiums) famous for Stunning Dhauladhar mountain backdrop, Known as the most scenic cricket stadium in India Hosts international matches (India foreign ODI, T20, Test), Home ground of Punjab Kings (IPL) What makes it special Snow-capped mountains behind the stadium, Fresh mountain air, Clean and well-maintained ground & Amazing photo spot even when no match is on. 

Dharamshala is a city by cedar forests on the edge of the Himalayas, this hillside city is home to the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government-in-exile. The Thekchen Chöling Temple Complex is a spiritual center for Tibetan Buddhism, while the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives houses thousands of precious manuscripts. 

McLeod Ganj, also spelt McLeodganj, is a suburb of Dharamshala. It is known as “Little Lhasa” or “Lhasa” because of its large population of Tibetans.

The Tibetan government-in-exile is headquartered in McLeod Ganj. Upon arrival check in the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel. 

Day 10:          Dalhousie – Khajiyar – Amritsar (200 KM / 04 HRS)

After breakfast, Excurcion to Khajiyar, Khajjiar (Mini Switzerland of India), Meadows, lake & forest views, Horse riding & photography & Calm nature walk.

Afternoon transfer by surface to Amritsar, Amritsar is one of the most famous and spiritual cities of Punjab, known worldwide for the Golden Temple
and its rich Sikh heritage. Amritsar is famous Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib) – holiest Sikh shrine

Langar (free community kitchen) – serves thousands daily

Jallianwala Bagh – historic freedom struggle site Wagah Border Ceremony – patriotic retreat ceremony

Upon arrival transfer to hotel.

Day 11:          Amritsar

Breakfast at hotel. Morning visit to Golden Temple, is the most sacred and famous Sikh shrine, In the center of a holy water tank called Amrit Sarovar, Holiest shrine of Sikhism, Built by Guru Arjan Dev Ji in 1588, Symbol of equality, peace, and brotherhood, Open to people of all religions & castes.

Famous for Gold-plated upper structure, Peaceful spiritual atmosphere, 24×7 Langar (free food), Beautiful reflection at night, Continuous Gurbani (kirtan), Langar (Community Kitchen), One of the largest free kitchens in the world, Serves over 1 lakh people daily, Food is simple, hygienic, and free, Anyone can volunteer (Seva), Open 24 hours open. 

Dress Code & Rules: Head covering mandatory, Shoes not allowed (free shoe storage available), Wash feet before entering & Modest clothing required.

After temple visit to Jallianwala Bagh is one of the most important historical places in India, Site of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre (13 April 1919). British officer General Dyer ordered firing on peaceful civilians, Hundreds of innocent people were killed. A turning point in India’s freedom struggle There is Martyrs’ Well, many people jumped in to escape bullets. Still preserved as a memorial, Bullet Marks Visible on the walls, Silent proof of the tragedy, Martyrs’ Memorial – Flame-shaped structure built in memory of the victims, Museum & Gallery Photos, documents, and history of the massacre. Today this is Symbol of sacrifice and freedom, Reminder of British cruelty & Place of respect and remembrance.

Later excurcion to Aatari Boarder – Wagah Border Ceremony is one of the most popular and patriotic attractions. About 28 km from Amritsar, India–Pakistan international border. 

A daily military ceremony held by Indian Border Security Force (BSF) & Pakistan Rangers Marks the lowering of national flags at sunset. Full of patriotic
energy, marching, and crowd cheering Famous for High-energy drill and marching, Loud patriotic slogans & national songs, Spectacular gate-closing ceremony, Symbol of national pride & discipline & Huge crowd atmosphere.

Reach 1–2 hours early to get good seating, Carry

ID proof, Seating is on first-come basis Visitors: –

Reach early for front-row seats, avoid carrying large bags, Photography allowed, best to visit in the evening & Wear comfortable clothes.

After the ceremony back to Hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 12:          Amritsar – Chandigarh (230 KM / 04 HRS)

After breakfast, transfer by surface to Chandigarh for boarding your flight / Rail for your onward destinations.

Tour ends… but sweet memories always
remain……….                                

COST WITH TOUR PACKADGE DETAILS 

PRICE BASED ON PER PERSON IN INR (INDIAN RUPEE)

PRICE VILIDA TILL …Date …Month…, 2026

Price are subject to change in the time of confirmations 

 HOTEL DETAILS: -SUBJECT TO AVILALTY O SIMILAR HOTEL

 Notes: –

·        Rooms are subject to availability.

·        Charges for AC / Heater will be extra and as per hotel to hotel basis.

·        AC will not operate on Hills.    

Service Tax (GST) will be extra only. Vehicles are on Disposal from Station to
Station or Airport to Airport. Vehicle Charges are inclusive of all toll taxes
/ parking and driver allowance.