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Day 1
Arrive in airport and drive towards vermont
Day 2
Savour a delicious breakfast and get ready for an exciting day at Kufri. Proceed to Kufri and go on a fun pony ride or yak ride (at your own cost) and visit the Himalayan Zoo and Chini Bungalow at Indira Tourist Park. Himalayan Zoo is home to myriad species of birds and animals, including the snow leopard, felines, rare antelopes, Himalayan Monal, deer and more, exhibiting the beautiful Himalayan biodiversity. Chini Bungalow is a unique structure situated within the Indira Tourist Park and houses interesting statues, while offering splendid views from the outside. Stay overnight in Shimla.
Day 3
After a refreshing breakfast, start off with a drive to Manali. En-route, visit the famous Kullu Shawl factories, Pandoh Dam and Mata Vaishno Devi Temple. You can find the best handloom shawls at different Kullu Shawl factories, sold at discounted rates. Enjoy spectacular views of the hills and gushing water at Pandoh Dam, which is built on the River Beas. You can also make a visit to the sacred Mata Vaishno Devi Temple on the Kullu-Manali highway and worship Goddess Vaishno Devi. On reaching Manali, check in at the hotel and get a good night's rest.
Day 4
After a delicious breakfast, get ready for a sightseeing tour of Manali. You will get to visit Hidimba Devi Temple, Club House, Vashisht Baths and Tibetan Monastery. Hidimba Devi Temple is an ancient structure built at the Himalayan foothills, amidst a cedar forest known as "Dhungiri Van Vihar". It is one of the most popular temples here and is dedicated to Goddess Hidimba Devi. Vashisht Baths (hot springs) situated on the banks of River Beas, make a beautiful location where you can take a dip and come out refreshed. While Club House is a perfect location for exciting adventure activities on the banks of Manalsu Nallah (Beas River branch), Tibetan Monastery is a beautiful, peaceful place of worship that represents the culture of Tibetans in this region. After a fun-filled day, return to the hotel in Manali for a good night's rest.
Day 5
Wake up to a pleasant morning, have a sumptuous breakfast and proceed to Solang Valley. Located between Beas Kund and Solang Village, Solang Valley offers breathtaking vistas of mighty glaciers and snow-capped peaks. It is the most sought-after destination for adventure activities like skiing, zorbing, paragliding etc. You can avail any of the activity on direct payment basis. Return to Manali for the night.
Day 6
On this day, have a delicious breakfast and drive to Chandigarh. Visit the stunning Rock Garden (40 acres), built by Nek Chand in 1957. It houses 5,000 beautifully constructed statues and stands as a symbol of novelty in the city. Also visit the Zakir Hussain Rose Garden (30 acres) that is home to a wide variety of flowers and is one of the largest of its kind in Asia. In the evening, head to the beautiful man-made Sukhna Lake situated at the Shivalik Range foothills. It is a great spot for spending some relaxed time or indulging in water sports activities. Stay overnight in Chandigarh.
Day 7
After a filling breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive back
- Welcome drink on arrival
- Parking and Toll tax
- Dinner
- Pick and Drop at time of arrival/departure
- Tea/Coffee Kettle in the Room
- Breakfast
- Sightseeing by private car
- 5% GST
- Any Airfare / Train fare
- Tips, laundry & phone call
- All personal expenses
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