Complete Himachal Tour with 09 Nights, 10 Days

Day 1. From Delhi to Shimla by Volvo Bus (Overnight Journey,370KM 8-9 Hours)

After your arrival at the Delhi, our representative will greet you and assist you on a comfortable drive to Shimla, which is your first destination.

Day 2. Arrival in Shimla, Full Day Sightseeing Shimla & Kufri

As you reach Shimla, you will be transferred to your hotel where you can enjoy a comfortable stay.

Begin your day on an invigorating note by rising early to witness the awe-inspiring sunrise. Once you have had your breakfast, set out to explore some of the most captivating tourist destinations that Shimla has to offer. You can start by visiting the Ridge of Shimla, which boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. After that, head over to Christ Church, one of the oldest churches in North India, which is renowned for its neo-Gothic architecture. Next, visit the Jakhu Temple, located on a hilltop, where you can bask in the peaceful ambiance and stunning views. Later, make your way to the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, a historical building that has served as a hub for academic and political discussions. Finally, reach the Ice Skating point to indulge in some fun and exciting ice-skating activities.

If you are still up for more adventure, you can drive around 20 km to reach Kufri, a picturesque hill station that boasts a variety of thrilling activities. You can visit the zoo, which houses a diverse range of wildlife, including rare antelopes, bears, and pheasants. Additionally, you can enjoy go-karting or try your hand at horse-riding. Once you have experienced all the fun that Kufri has to offer, head back to Shimla for a well-deserved overnight stay.

Day 3. Shimla to Manali Transfer (270KM, 8-9 Hrs)

After Breakfast The journey from Shimla to Manali by road is approximately 250 km, and it takes around 7-8 hours, depending on traffic and weather conditions. The route takes you through scenic landscapes, picturesque mountains, and quaint little towns, making it a delightful road trip. You can also take a few stops on the way to enjoy the stunning views and local delicacies. However, it is advisable to plan the journey in advance, keep sufficient time, and ensure that the vehicle you choose is in good condition. Check in Hotel, Overnight Stay in Manali Hotel.

Day 4. Full Day Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel, Sisu Valley or Rohtang Pass (8-10 Hours)

After having a delicious breakfast, get ready to explore the beautiful Solang Valley, also known as the Snow Valley. This picturesque location is perfect for adventure sports such as skiing, snowboarding, and paragliding. You can also enjoy a cable car ride to get a panoramic view of the valley, Visit the Atal Tunnel, which is the world’s longest highway tunnel at an altitude of 10,040 feet. The tunnel connects Manali to the Lahaul-Spiti Valley and offers stunning views of the Himalayan mountains. Later, head to the tranquil Sisu Valley, located on the banks of the Chandra River, Lastly visit Rohtang Pass, situated at an altitude of 13,058 feet. This picturesque location offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan mountains and is a popular destination for adventure enthusiasts. You can indulge in various adventure sports such as skiing, snowboarding, and trekking. Later, return to the hotel and spend the night.

Day 5. Full Day Manali Local Sightseeings

After a hearty breakfast, set out to explore the rich and vibrant local culture of Manali. Begin your journey by visiting some of the most prominent tourist destinations in the area, such as the Hadimba Devi Temple, a popular Hindu temple surrounded by lush greenery. You can also visit the Manu Temple, dedicated to the legendary sage Manu, and the Himalayan Nyinmapa Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, which offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere. Later, make your way to the Vashisht Temple, a historic temple that is renowned for its hot springs and traditional healing therapies.

As the day comes to an end, head out to try the local delicacy of Manali, Mittha, a sweet dish made with rice, jaggery, and dry fruits. You can also explore the cafes on the Mall Road and try other local cuisines that Manali has to offer. Finally, retire for the night in Manali, where you can enjoy a peaceful and comfortable overnight stay.

Day 6. Transfer  from Manali to Dharamshala (220 Km, 7 Hours)

After a satisfying breakfast, it’s time to pack up and move towards the scenic town of Dharamshala. The journey from your current location to Dharamshala may take several hours, depending on the route and traffic conditions. But once you arrive, you’ll be welcomed by the charming surroundings and serene ambiance.

Once you check-in to your hotel, you can take some time to relax or go for a leisurely stroll around the vicinity of your hotel. Dharamshala is known for its breathtaking views of the mountains and lush greenery, so be sure to take it all in. As the day winds down, you can rest easy, knowing that you have a comfortable and relaxing overnight stay ahead of you in Dharamshala.

Day 7. Full Day  Dharamshala Local sightseeing’s.

Once you’ve had a filling breakfast, set out to explore the wonders of Dharamshala. Start with a visit to the famous cricket stadium, which is one of the highest stadiums in the world, and offers magnificent views of the surrounding mountains. Next, head towards McLeodganj, a picturesque hill station known for its serene ambiance and rich Tibetan culture. You can also explore the scenic Dhauladhar Range, which offers numerous trekking and hiking trails for adventure enthusiasts.

Other prominent tourist attractions in Dharamshala include the monastery, Naddi, Dalai Lama Temple, Dal Lake, and Bhagsu Waterfall. These places are renowned for their scenic beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and spiritual significance.

After a day of exploring, be sure to try the authentic Tibetan cuisine at a local restaurant. Finally, retire for the night in Dharamshala, where you can enjoy a peaceful and comfortable overnight stay.

Day 8. Transfer From  Dharamshala to Dalhousie (140Km, 4-5 Hours).

After a delicious breakfast, it’s time to check out and head towards Dalhousie. This quaint town is known for its British colonial architecture and serene atmosphere, providing a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Once you reach Dalhousie, check-in to your hotel and take some time to explore the local market. Here, you can buy souvenirs and interact with the friendly locals, who are always happy to share their stories and experiences with visitors.

Alternatively, you can sit back and relax on the balcony of your hotel, enjoying the pleasant weather and the breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. As the day comes to a close, retire for the night in Dalhousie, where you can enjoy a peaceful and comfortable overnight stay.

Day 9. Full Day  Dalhousie to Khajjiar Trip (40Km, 1 Hours).

Start your day early with a delicious breakfast and get ready for a day trip to Khajjiar via Bakrota Hills. Khajjiar, often referred to as the Mini Switzerland of India, is a small town surrounded by lush greenery, beautiful mountains and a serene lake, offering a perfect escape from the chaos of city life.

Once you reach Khajjiar, you can indulge in various activities like trekking, horse riding, or simply enjoy the serene surroundings. In the evening, you can enjoy a camping experience with a bonfire, dinner, and music, making it a memorable experience.

After an enjoyable day in Khajjiar, return to your hotel in Dalhousie for a comfortable overnight stay. With beautiful memories and a rejuvenated spirit, you can rest easy, ready to take on whatever the next day has in store for you.

Day 10. Transfer From Dalhousie to Amritsar & Departure .

After a hearty breakfast, it’s time to check out and head towards Amritsar, the vibrant and historic city of Punjab. Once you reach Amritsar, the first stop on your itinerary is the captivating Golden Temple, one of the most important and holiest places of worship for the Sikhs.

After exploring the Golden Temple, head towards the Wagah border to witness the famous flag-lowering ceremony, a military practice that takes place daily at the border between India and Pakistan.

Next, visit Jallianwala Bagh, a memorial built to commemorate the infamous massacre that took place here in 1919. Finally, indulge in the mouth-watering Punjabi food, especially the famous lassi, which is a must-try when in Amritsar.

As the tour comes to an end, it’s time to say goodbye to everyone with the hope that you had a memorable trip that you’ll cherish forever. You can proceed towards the Amritsar airport, Volvo bus stand or railway station for your journey back home, filled with beautiful memories of the stunning places you’ve visited and the experiences you’ve had.