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Shimla, Kullu & Manali

Adventure, calm, and culture

Duration

4N/5D

Travel date

Choose any travel date

Ideal for

Solo Travelers, Families with Kids, Couples, Culture Explorers

Highlights

Shimla — The Queen of Hills

Shimla, the charming capital of Himachal Pradesh, is one of India’s most famous hill stations. Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, Shimla's history dates back to the early 19th century when it was discovered by the British after the Gurkha War.

By 1864, Shimla was declared the summer capital of British India, offering relief from the scorchin...

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Starting from

INR 15,499

+ 5% GST (per person)
  • Please read Inclusions & Exclusions carefully in each travel package.
  • Package prices may vary depending on the experiences you choose.

(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).

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Kullu – The Valley of Gods

Kullu is often referred to as the "Valley of Gods" because of its spiritual heritage. With a history dating back to the 1st century AD, this region has seen a mix of Hindu, Buddhist, and tribal influences. Kullu is also famous for its traditional festivals and handmade woolen crafts.

  •  Kullu Dussehra – a unique week-long celebration attracting visitors from all over India.
  • Bijli Mahadev Temple – offers stunning vi...
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Day-by-Day Itinerary

  • Board a Volvo bus from Delhi/Chandigarh around 10-11 PM
  • Overnight journey to Shimla
  •  Arrive in Shimla (via Chandigarh/Delhi).
  •  Visit Mall Road, The Ridge, Christ Church, and Lakkar Bazaar.
  • Explore Jakhoo Temple (by ropeway or hike).
  •  Overnight stay in Shimla.
  •  Highlights: Colonial charm, local markets, scenic views.
  •  Early morning drive to Manali via Kullu.
  • En route visit Pandoh Dam, Sundernagar Lake, and Kullu shawl factory.
  •  Optional: Enjoy river rafting in Kullu (seasonal).
  • Arrive in Manali and check in to hotel.
  •  Evening at leisure or visit Mall Road.
  • Travel Time: Approx. 8–9 hours.
  • Overnight: Manali
  • Explore Hadimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Hot Springs, and Club House.
  •  Visit Van Vihar and Tibetan Monastery.
  •  Optional: Café hopping in Old Manali.
  • Add-on: Local Himachali food tasting.
  • Overnight: Manali.
  •  Visit Solang Valley for adventure activities like:
  • Paragliding, Ziplining, Snow scooter rides (seasonal).
  • Optional trip to Atal Tunnel or Rohtang Pass (subject to weather & permits).
  • Depart for return journey to Chandigarh/Delhi in the evening.
  • Arrival in Delhi/Chandigarh early in the morning. 
  •  Trip ends with happy memories!
Starting from

INR 15,499

+ 5% GST (per person)
  • Please read Inclusions & Exclusions carefully in each travel package.
  • Package prices may vary depending on the experiences you choose.

(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).

Terms of ServiceCancellation & Refund Policies Payment Policy

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Inclusions

    •  3 nights' accommodation in Shimla and Manali.
    •  Daily breakfast and dinner (MAP plan).
    •  Accommodation in 3-star or boutique hotels/resorts.
    •  All transfers and sightseeing by private vehicle.
    •  Pick-up and drop from Chandigarh/Delhi (as per plan).
    •  Toll taxes, driver charges, and parking fees.
    •  Assistance during travel.

Exclusions

    •  Airfare/train tickets to and from pickup points.
    •  Personal expenses (meals not mentioned, shopping, tips).
    •  Entry fees at monuments, ropeways, or adventure zones.
    •  Rohtang Pass/Atal Tunnel permit charges (if applicable).
    •  Travel insurance or medical expenses.
    •  Anything not mentioned under “Inclusions”.
    • Any unplanned stay due to weather issues, road blockages, strikes, or other natural calamities. 
    • GST or additional government service tax.
Transportation 
  • No. of pax (2-4): Swift Dzire/Similar
  •  No. of pax (5-6/7): Ertiga/Innova (respectively)/Similar
  •  No. of pax (8-12): Tempo traveller 

Note: All vehicles are NON-AC (AC not functional in hilly terrain zones).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The best time is from March to June (pleasant weather) and October to February (for snow lovers). Avoid heavy monsoons from July to August.
Rohtang Pass is usually open from mid-May to October, and requires a special permit. It can be added on request depending on weather and availability.
Yes, this trip is perfect for families, couples, and even senior travelers, with customizable pace and comfort.
Warm clothes (especially for evenings or if visiting Solang/Rohtang) Comfortable walking shoes ID proofs, sunscreen, sunglasses Personal medicines and essentials
Adventure sports like paragliding, river rafting, ziplining are optional and can be added as per interest (payable directly at the location).