Complete Himachal Tour With Amaritsar

You can still see and feel remnants of colonial architecture inside this solid building in Shimla. Natural elements and building styles in the hilly terrain combine modernism with nature.

You will be picked up by our trustworthy service in Chandigarh and transported to Shimla from the airport or train station.
You may explore the Chandi Mandir, the Himalayan Bird Park, the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, the Timber Trail, Sunset Point, and Gilbert Nature Trail.
Appreciate the historical value and the beauty of nature.
We'll stop for lunch en route amid the Himalayan plains.
that evening, check into our hotel in Shimla.
In Shimla, stay in a hotel.

The Mall Road in Shimla is the ideal location to satiate your shopping addiction. This region is home to some of the most stunning specimens of colonial architecture, including the Gaiety Theatre Building and the Ridge and Christ Church.

After breakfast the following morning, depart towards Kufri to partake in outdoor pursuits like horseback riding, camping, and hiking.
See the Green Valley, which has served as the backdrop for numerous films due to its lovely surroundings.
Visit the Kufri Zoo, the Fagu, Fun World, Adventure Park, and Himalayan Natural Park.
Make spiritual sacrifices to the Kali Bari Temple, where followers honour a Goddess Kali reincarnation.
You can then go to the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies to learn more about the valley.

After a filling breakfast, check out of the hotel in Shimla and go by road to Manali.
It will be an unforgettable experience to travel through the valleys of Sundernagar, Mandi, Pandoh Dam, Pandoh Lake View Point, Hanogi Devi Temple, Beas River Point, Aut Tunnel, Kullu, and a Buddhist Monastery.
Tour Kullu's shawl industries Check into the hotel in Manal that evening.
The markets of the town are open for your perusal.
Stay in a hotel for the night.

Following breakfast, leave early for Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass.
You can start your tour in a number of locations, including Kothi Gorge, Marhi, Rahala Waterfalls, Beas Kund, Rani Nallah, Bhrigu Lake, Gulaba, Nehru Kund, and Jogini Falls.
Adventure seekers are drawn to this beautiful scenery.
Afternoon departure for the return trip to Solang Valley through the Koksar, Sissu, and Atal tunnels.
You can show off your daring side at Solang Valley by skiing, paragliding, riding a snow scooter, and participating in other heart-pounding activities.
Return to Manali this evening by taking to the road once more.
Stay at the hotel in Manali.

Go out on a journey to explore Manali after breakfast.
Hallowings are performed at Buddhist monasteries.
Pray in the temple of Hadimba, where the goddess Hadimba is reputed to have meditated in the caverns.
See the Club House, the Manu temple, and Van Vihar.
Two must-see attractions are the Vashisth temple and the hot sulphur springs.
You will be picked up from your Jispa hotel and transported to Manali.
The Tibetan Market is a nice place to go in the evenings and buy some trinkets.
We'll also take you to Manali's famed Mall Road and its ancient old town.
You'll spend the night in a hotel in Manali.

After breakfast, pack your bags and head out for Dharamshala.
A stop at the Nayingmapa Buddhist Temple en route, which is famous for its enigmatic design.
Next, proceed to Archhandi Raugi Water Fall.
Rafting the white waters of Babeli is a thrilling experience.
Next, travel to Palampur to see the tea gardens and factories.
After that, we'll drive you to the Baijnath Hindu Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Pause for lunch and photos wherever you like along the way.
In the evening, we will witness Dharamshala.
Mcleodganj, at the base of the Dhauladhar Mountains, is where we'll stay for the night.
Hills in this area look beautiful as if nature were putting up its best performance for us.
In the evening, you can go shopping at the local market in Mcleodganj if you choose.
DAY
7
Begin the day in Dharamshala with breakfast at a local cafe.
Travel plans include sightseeing in Kangra Valley and the Dharmashala Tibet Museum and trips to Bhagsunag Falls, Naddi, Dal Lake, St. John's Church, the Himalayan Performing Arts Center, the War Memorial, the Dalai Lama Temple, and the Kangra Art Museum.
We will leave for Dalhousie in the afternoon.
You can go on a shopping binge and explore the neighbourhood market after work.
Stay in the hotel in Dalhousie.

Have breakfast in a neighbourhood cafe in Dharamshala to start the day.
Plans for the trip include seeing the Dharmashala Tibet Museum, Bhagsunag Waterfall, Naddi, Dal Lake, St. John's Church, the Himalayan Performing Arts Center, the War Monument, the Dalai Lama Temple, and the Kangra Art Museum, in addition to sightseeing in Kangra Valley.
Afternoon: We will depart for Dalhousie.
After work, you can indulge in a shopping spree and tour the local market.
Stay at the Dalhousie hotel.

Khajjiar is frequently referred to as "India's Little Switzerland," and for good cause. This location is regularly overrun by tourists. A charming plateau in the shape of a saucer, Khajjiar is bordered by pine and deodar trees.

After breakfast today, go sightseeing in Khajjiar.
The area's already lovely mood is enhanced by a small lake in the centre of the grounds and other natural elements.
A walk around Khajjiar is a wonderful way to feel good and reenergize your spirit.
Paragliding is also very popular around Dalhousie.
Afterwards we'll take you to see the Bakrota Hills, Khajjiar, Khajjiar Lake, Kalatop Waterfall, View Point of Dalhousie, and Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary.
Later that night, we'll make our way back to Dalhousie.
You'll be staying in the Dalhousie Hotel for the remainder of the night.

After breakfast, you'll pack and get ready for your travel to Amritsar.
The last day of the journey will be spent taking in the sights at the Wagah border, which separates India and Pakistan and represents how each country feels about the other.
The Jallianwala Bagh memorial and park, a national icon, is where we will stop next.
Then, we'll proceed to the Golden Temple, India's holiest location.
Your cab service for your Himalayan holiday will come to an end when we drop you off in Amritsar at the end of the day, just before it becomes dark.
Although our voyage together has been remarkable and thrilling, it must now come to an end.