Shimla:

Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, is a popular hill station renowned for its colonial architecture, lush green hills, and pleasant weather. Key attractions and features include:

• Mall Road: The bustling heart of Shimla, Mall Road is lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants. It’s a great place for shopping and enjoying the local cuisine.
• Ridge: This open space offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the town of Shimla. It’s also a hub for cultural events and has landmarks like Christ Church and the Gaiety Theatre.
• Jakhoo Temple: Perched on Jakhoo Hill, this ancient temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman provides panoramic views of Shimla and the surrounding valleys.
• Shimla Christ Church: One of the oldest churches in North India, known for its beautiful neo-Gothic architecture and stained glass windows.
• Shimla State Museum: Showcasing the rich cultural and historical heritage of Himachal Pradesh through artifacts, sculptures, and paintings.
• Lakkar Bazaar: A vibrant market known for its wooden crafts, souvenirs, and local goods.

Kufri:

Kufri is a small hill station located about 16 kilometers from Shimla, known for its natural beauty and adventure activities. Key attractions and features include:

• Kufri Fun World: A popular amusement park offering a variety of rides and attractions, including a go-kart track and mini-zoo. It’s a great spot for families and children.
• Mahasu Peak: The highest point in Kufri, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and valleys. It’s a popular spot for trekking and hiking.
• Adventure Activities: Kufri is known for its adventure sports, such as skiing, tobogganing, and horseback riding, especially in the winter months when snow covers the area.
• Fagu: A serene village near Kufri, known for its apple orchards and lush greenery. It offers a peaceful retreat and beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.
• Himalayan Nature Park: Located near Kufri, this park showcases the region’s flora and fauna, including species like the Himalayan Monal, the state bird of Himachal Pradesh.

Kullu:

Kullu is often referred to as the "Valley of Gods" due to its natural beauty and cultural significance. It serves as a gateway to the Kullu Valley and is known for its picturesque settings and vibrant local culture. Key attractions include:

• Kullu Valley: Known for its lush green meadows, apple orchards, and pleasant climate. The valley offers a serene environment and is ideal for relaxation and nature walks.
• Raghunath Temple: An important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Rama, located in the heart of Kullu town. It is a significant religious site and architectural marvel.
• Hidimba Devi Temple: Although technically in Manali, this temple is often visited by those exploring the Kullu region. It’s dedicated to the goddess Hidimba and features unique architecture and a tranquil forest setting.
• Great Himalayan National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this park is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including species like the snow leopard and Himalayan tahr. It offers trekking opportunities and stunning natural scenery.
• Kullu Dussehra Festival: A vibrant cultural event held annually, showcasing traditional dances, music, and processions.

Manali:

Located a short drive from Kullu, Manali is a popular hill station known for its breathtaking landscapes, adventure sports, and cultural attractions. Key highlights include:

• Solang Valley: Known for its adventure sports such as paragliding, skiing, and zorbing, Solang Valley offers thrilling experiences with panoramic mountain views.
• Rohtang Pass: A high mountain pass offering spectacular views and snow activities. It’s a gateway to the Lahaul and Spiti regions and a must-visit for snow enthusiasts (access may be restricted during winter due to heavy snowfall).
• Hadimba Devi Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to the goddess Hadimba, surrounded by a cedar forest. It’s known for its distinctive architecture and peaceful ambiance.
• Manu Temple: Dedicated to the sage Manu, this temple is an important pilgrimage site and offers a glimpse into the local religious traditions.
• Old Manali: A charming area with narrow streets, traditional houses, and cafes. It’s a great place to explore local culture, shop for handicrafts, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere.
• Himalayan Nyingmapa Buddhist Temple: A beautiful Tibetan Buddhist monastery offering insights into Buddhist culture and practices.

Day 01: DELHI – SHIMLA  (380km 07/08 hrs journey )

Arrival in Delhi, meet & greet with our representative & Transfer to Shimla ( 380 k.m. and 07/08 hours journey) check in to hotel and  and evening free for mall road and night stay at Shimla.

Day 02 : SHIMLA - KUFRI - MALL ROAD 

Today morning after breakfast  sights seeing you will see places like Green Valley, Kufri and Fagu valley.  full day fun . India's one of the best holiday paradise Kufri in Shimla is beautifully tucked on an altitude of 2,622 meter. & evening Lakkhar Bazar ,Scadel Point , Ridge and Overnight stay at hotel in Shimla. 

Day 03 : SHIMLA - KULLU - MANALI (270 km/ 7-8 Hours)

Today morning after breakfast leave for Manali, on the way sight-seeing like Sundernagar lake, Pandoh dam,  Vaishno Devi Temple (Kullu), Kullu Shawls factor,and visit Beas River and overnight stay in Manali.

Day 04 : MANALI 

Today morning after breakfast full Day local sightseeing of Manali Hadimba, Club House, Vashist Hot Spring, Tibetan Monasteries,

Hadimba Temple:- Far away from the hustle and bustle of city life, the peaceful Hadimba temple is surrounded by towering deodar trees. It is also known as the Dhoongri Temple, as it is located inside the dhoongri forest. Mythology lovers must visit this temple as it is dedicated to Hidimba, the wife of Bhima, one of the five Pandavas prince from the great Indian epic Mahabharata. The temple has a four-tiered Pagoda shaped roof and its doorway is engraved with legendary figures and symbols.
Vashist Hot Water Springs and Temples:- Located at a distance of 3 kms from Manali, there is a small village called Vashist. It is situated on the left bank of river Beas towards Rohtang pass. This village is known for its natural hot sulphur springs and temples. One of the most prominent temple is the pyramidal stone temple which is dedicated to sage Vashist. Locals and tourists take a dip in the spring because of its medicinal properties. There are two separate bathing tanks built for men and women, along with a modern bathroom with turkish style showers fitted baths. To avoid tourist rush and enjoy some privacy, one should go early in the morning.
Tibetan Monasteries:- Along with the hills and rivers, Manali is also famous for its Tibetan Monasteries as many people from Tibetan origin have settled here The two prominent monasteries that attract a large number of tourists from all across the world are Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa and Himalayan Nyingamapa Gompa. These monasteries are known for their handicrafts, especially paintings and carpets. The aroma of incense sticks, sounds of hymns/chants and the rotating prayer wheels together creates a divine ambience. The tranquil surroundings of these monasteries act as a great stress buster and hence, they must be included in travel itineraries.
Club House:- Located at a distance of 2 kms from Manali, the club house is an amusement zone. It has indoor game facilities and is situated on the left bank of river Manalsu Nallah. The structure of Club House finds resemblance from British style of architecture. It is managed by the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC) and offers avenue for playing popular indoor games such as carrom, table tennis, karting and skating. Tourists can enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with some delicious snacks from their in-house restaurant. Adventure freaks can indulge in river crossing which can be done by ropeway.

Day 05: MANALI– SOLANG VALLEY / ROHTANG PASS

After Breakfast visit  Solang Valley where you can enjoy Paragliding and Gondola Ride. It is Located at a distance of 13 kms from Manali, Solang Valley lies between Solang village and Beas Kund. It offers a beautiful view of glaciers and snow capped mountains. Since the valley has fine ski slopes, it is a perfect place for skiing. The guest house of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, Manali is based here. This institute is the venue for winter skiing festival and also offers training in skiing to the tourists. In winter, the valley becomes a skiing paradise with children of all ages slipping and sliding over the fresh white snow. When snow melts in the summer, skiing is replaced by parachuting, zorbing, paragliding and horse riding.

Day 06: MANALI - DELHI ( 540km 10/12hrs journey )

After breakfast check out from the hotel and then return back to Delhi Drop at Railway Station / airport to catch onwards Train / Flight.