Himachal Pradesh Tour Package for 8 Days

You will be greeted, assisted, and driven to Shimla from Chandigarh Airport; Shimla served as the previous seat of British Indian government.

After St. John's Church in Meerut, Christ Church in Shimla is home to North India's second-oldest church. It is a parish in the Church of North India's Amritsar Diocese. The Rev. Sohan Lal, who holds the ecclesiastical title of presbyter-in-charge, is the present occupant. Laughter theatre: The Gaiety Heritage Culture Complex, which situated on Mall Road in the centre of Shimla, is a popular destination for tourists.

Sankat Mochan Temple, one of Shimla's most visited tourist attractions, was founded as a result of an initiative by revered religious leader Baba Neeb Karori Ji Maharaj, who was struck by the area's natural beauty. An old temple in Shimla called Jakhoo Temple is devoted to the Hindu god Hanuman. Shimla's Lakker Bazaar: In Shimla, India, there is a bazaar called Lakkar Bazar that is close to the Ridge.

Check out of the accommodation this morning, then drive to Manali. You stop at the Sundarnagar Lake, Pandoh Dam, Kullu Valley, Hanogi Temple, and Famous Shawl Factory while travelling. The Nicholas Roe Rich Art Gallery offers a unique glimpse into the artist's extraordinary talents and imaginative abilities. It has a renowned infrastructure that draws visitors from all around the world. The Russian artist Nikolai Reorich Castle's private works are on show in this gallery. - The Naggar Castle is a remarkable historical structure that is situated in Naggar Town, amidst breathtaking forested hills. Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu lived in this palace, which was made of wood and stone.

After breakfast this morning, drive to visit the Tibetan Monastery, the Vashisht Village and Hadimba Temple, the Vashisht Hot Springs, Van Vihar, Manali Market, and The Mall. Later in the evening, you are free to wander through Manali's IBEX Market and Mall Road. Arrived in Manali this morning; checked into hotel According to hotel policies, check-in and check-out times are both 12:00 noon, and early check-in is possible if there is space after a morning drive to nearby attractions. Van Vihar is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. On the Mall Road, there is a public garden with a boating pond and tall deodar trees that keep watch.

A little village called Vashisht is across the River Beas from Manali, about 3 kilometres away. This picturesque community is well-known for its sulfur-filled hot springs and the Vashisht temple, which was constructed right close to the waters.

Drive to Solang Valley this morning. If available, enjoy parading, skiing, horseback riding, yak riding, and snow scooter rides on your own dime. Return to Manali after that. now drive to Solang Valley sightseeing after breakfast: Hence Valley: The words Solang and Nullah are combined to form the name Solang Nala. Nehru Kund is a side valley located near the top of the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh. A natural spring of chilly water is called Nehru Kund. It bears the name of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the country's first prime minister, who drank water from the spring while visiting Manali. The availability of a permit on-site will determine the price of a Rohtang pass, which can be purchased on a shared or individual basis depending on the needs of the visitor. Tuesdays are closed at Rohtang.

Check out of your accommodation this morning before driving from Manali to Dharamshala. Enjoy the scenery as you travel through Palampur and Baijnath. Check into your accommodation upon arrival, then drive to Dharamshala. See the Dalai Lama Temple, Bhagsunath Temple Waterfall, St. John Church, Mcleodganj Bazaar, and other nearby attractions.

Today, after arriving in Dalhousie, check into your hotel and head out to explore the town before continuing on to Khajjiar, which is 6400 feet above sea level and 23 kilometres from Dalhousie by road and 13 kilometres from Kalatop. Khajjiar is described by Hutchison as "a woodland glade of extraordinary beauty, 6400 feet above sea level," and is encircled by thick pine and deodar trees. It is referred to as the miniature Switzerland of India. There is a 9-hole golf course here, as well as a small lake with a floating island in the middle. Enjoy paragliding and zorbing. Drive to Amritsar, settle into a hotel, have supper, and spend the night there after that.

Time to return to Chandigarh.