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Magic of Himachal With Chandigarh

Shimla (2N),Manali (3N),Chandigarh (1N)

Days/Nights

7D - 6N

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Your trip in a nutshell

Unfold an epic journey across the Western Himalayas, trading the plains for the towering peaks and fragrant cedar forests of Himachal Pradesh. Your story begins in Shimla, the former summer capital, exploring colonial power at the Viceregal Lodge, ascending Jakhu Temple for sweeping views, and visiting the snow-dusted hills of Kufri. The adventure ascends dramatically to Manali, traversing deep ravines to the historic Rohtang Pass, the gateway to Ladakh. Discover Manali’s spiritual heart at the Hadimba Devi Temple and the curative waters of Vashisht Village. The magnificent alpine scenery gives way to the planned urbanity of Chandigarh, concluding your journey with fresh mountain memories.

Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Flight not included

Visa included

Stay included

Travelling included

Activities included

Meals included

Itinerary

Day - 1

Shimla – Drive to the Queen of Hills

Arrive at Delhi Airport/Railway Station and transfer to Shimla, the "Queen of Hills" known for its pine-scented air and colonial charm. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and freshen up. Spend the rest of the day exploring the famous Mall Road, enjoying the crisp winter skies and vibrant atmosphere.

Day - 2

Shimla – Kufri, Golf & Heritage

Drive to Kufri Valley for panoramic views of the Himalayas. Later, visit Naldehra, home to a well-groomed nine-hole golf course amidst cedar forests. In the evening, visit the Jakhu Temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman and the historic Viceregal Lodge, the former seat of British power.

Day - 3

Manali – Drive to the Valley of Gods

Depart Shimla for the scenic drive to Manali. Upon arrival, check into your hotel. Spend the evening exploring the vibrant Tibetan Market, famous for its shawls, woolen clothes, and souvenirs. Enjoy the leisure time soaking in the alpine atmosphere.

Day - 4

Manali – Rohtang Pass Excursion

Embark on an excursion to Rohtang Pass (3978m), the gateway to Lahaul and Ladakh. Enjoy sweeping panoramas of glaciers, precipitous cliffs, and mountain peaks from the crest. Return to Manali in the evening for a restful overnight stay. (Note: Rohtang vehicle at personal cost).

Day - 5

Manali – Temples, Art & Hot Springs

Visit the Jagatsukh Naggar Art Gallery, the wooden Hadimba Devi Temple, and the Tibetan Monastery. Proceed to Vashisht village to experience its hot sulphur springs, known for curative properties. Return to the hotel in the afternoon and enjoy free time.

Day - 6

Chandigarh – The City Beautiful

After breakfast, drive to Chandigarh, India's first planned modern city. Check into your hotel upon arrival. Spend the rest of the day at leisure, perhaps exploring the city's gardens or shopping centers before dinner.

Day - 7

Departure – Homeward Bound

After breakfast, transfer to Chandigarh Airport or Railway Station for your onward journey. Depart with wonderful memories of the pine forests, mountain passes, and valleys of Himachal Pradesh.

Sightseeing's

Rohtang Pass

One of Himachal Pradesh’s most iconic mountain crossings, Rohtang Pass sits high in the Pir Panjal Range, offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and dramatic valleys. Known as the gateway to Lahaul, Spiti, and Ladakh, it is a highlight of any Himalayan journey and a paradise for nature lovers.

Rohtang Pass

Jakhu Temple

Perched atop Shimla’s highest hill, Jakhu Temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman and is famous for its towering statue overlooking the surrounding mountains. The temple offers panoramic views of Shimla and the Himalayan ranges while blending spirituality with stunning natural scenery.

Jakhu Temple

Hadimba Devi Temple

Nestled amidst towering cedar forests in Manali, the Hadimba Devi Temple is one of Himachal Pradesh’s most distinctive landmarks. Built in traditional wooden architecture and surrounded by tranquil woodland, the temple combines mythology, history, and natural beauty in a uniquely Himalayan setting.