Upon arrival in Delhi, the agent’s representative will help you with your transfers to the boarding place from where you will board the Car. An overnight journey in the bus gets you to the beautiful hill-station of Shimla. As you reach Shimla in the morning, you will be transferred to your hotel where you check in, relax and unwind to get over with the travel fatigue. You will get to spend the rest of the first day of this Himachal family package at leisure. Go exploring nearby areas or stay indoors and have fun.

One of the most popular places to see in Shimla is the Mall Road. You can take a walk, shop for local goods, and then head to the hotel for a delicious dinner and a comfortable stay.

Have breakfast and then head out to explore as the second day of this Himachal holiday takes you for a full day of sightseeing in Shimla. Major stops will include Kufri, Indira Bungalow, and Himalayan Zoo. Adventure activities such as pony riding and yak riding can also be enjoyed.

From there, you will be taken to Jakhoo Hill which is the highest point in Shimla. It serves as the best vantage point to enjoy panoramic views of this beautiful capital city. You may take enjoyable walks and nature trails in the beautiful surroundings.

Other points of interest are Mall Road, The Ridge, Scandal Point, and Lakkar Bazaar. An evening stroll at any of these points is one of the beautiful hill station experiences. As the day tour gets over, you will be transferred back to the hotel.

Jakhoo Hill:

Set amidst the lush green background of the Shivalik hill ranges, the highest point in Shimla, the Jakhu Temple is an ancient site dedicated to the Hindu god - Hanuman. Jakhu Temple has the world's largest Hanuman statue, which is visible from most parts of Shimla.

Overlooking the sister town of Sanjauli, the amazing setting of Jakhoo Temple in the thick of beautiful Deodar trees is complemented with an abundant monkey population in and around the Jakhoo Hill area.

It is located approximately 2 kilometres from the Ridge in Shimla's centre, a journey of about 30 minutes. According to the legend that surrounds Jakhu Temple, Lord Hanuman stopped at this spot to take some rest before resuming his search for the Sanjeevani Booti to revive Lord Lakshman.

The Ridge:

At the heart of the 'British Summer Capital' - Shimla, The Ridge is the most photographed wide-open street located on the side of Shimla Mall Road. The Ridge has everything, from shops selling some exclusive artefacts to the spectacular view of the snow-capped mountain ranges. Best known for shopping and for being the social hub of the city, the Ridge still holds Shimla's rich past in its Gothic buildings and prehistoric architecture.

The road is lined with cafes, bars, boutiques, shops and restaurants attracting the huge crowd that visit the famous Mall Road. It runs from east to west on the side of the Mall Road and connects it to the famous Scandal Point on the west end. On the east end, it is connected to the Lakkar Bazaar, which is the most famous wooden crafts market in Shimla.

Start your third day of the trip with a delicious breakfast in the hotel. After that, it time to check-out and head to Manali by road. En route, enjoy sightseeing that includes visits to Sundernagar Lake, Pandoh Dam, Hanogi Devi Temple, and Vaishno Devi Temple.

On arrival in Manali, check in to your hotel, freshen up and then unwind. The evening is at leisure. End the day with a sumptuous dinner and a comfy overnight stay at the hotel.

Pandoh Dam:

Pandoh Dam is an embankment Dam that lies in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh. Constructed on Beas River, the primary purpose of Pandoh Dam is hydroelectric power generation. It was commissioned in 1977 and is located at a distance of 10 km from Manali. The man-made lake created by the dam draws a good number of people towards it. Vacationers travelling to Manali get a perfect location near the dam to click great pictures as the location is highly picturesque and full of lush greenery. If you want to see the view of the water flowing, you need to reach there at the right time. The sight of water being released is fantastic and is a treat for your eyes. Also, you can lay your eyes upon the lovely water birds into the greenish blue waters of the dam. Rafting is another favourite activity here, usually done in the lower bed.

The Vaishno devi temple:

The Vaishno devi temple is situated in Shimla, on the banks of Beas River. It is commonly referred to as Mahadevi Tirthankaras, and is known as after Parvati, Lord Shiva's spouse. This extraordinary temple turned into built in 1966 via Swami Sewak Das Ji Maharaj as he became attempting to find eternal peace and an homestead to spread his perspectives on existence, the Nishkaam Karmseva, which as it should be interprets to selfless provider, love for mankind and magnetic spirituality which should be praised with the aid of the devotees of Mata Vaishno Devi.

The temple is presently underneath the supervision of Shri Sharda Maa Seva Trust. The Vaishno Devi Gufa temple is three tiered website hosting the 3 goddesses, Saraswathi, Lakshmi and Kali at 3 special levels. It additionally has idols of Lord Shani wherein devotees can placed oil to the lamps for Shani Shanthi. The temple itself is built on top of a massive constructing and has 101 steps to attain its top in which human beings can also see the whole serene city of Shimla making it worthwhile.

Have breakfast and then proceed for a full day trip to Rohtang Pass. On the way, the Himachal tour itinerary lets you enjoy sightseeing at Kothi Village, Gulaba, Rahala Falls, Beas Nala and Marhi. Also, you can enjoy snow activities like skiing, horse riding, yak riding, snow scooter riding, and sledging.

Later in the day, you can enjoy local sightseeing in Manali. Major attractions include Hadimba Devi Temple, Tibetan Monastery, Vashisht Temple and hot water springs, Club House, Van Vihar, Mall Road and Manali underground market.

As the day nears the end, return to your hotel for dinner and overnight stay.

Rahala Waterfalls:

Rahala Waterfalls, located at a distance of 29 kilometres from Manali Bus Stand, is a well-known picnic spot for locals and tourists on their way to Rohtang Pass. The water here is usually cold as it originates from a melting glacier situated in the Himalayas. The surrounding is thickly vegetated with deodar and Silver Birch trees. The snow-capped Himalayan peaks can be easily seen from various locations around the waterfall. As one explores the site, they will know how the sounds of the birds chirping, the whistling of the trees and the trickling waterfall compliment the beauty of Rahaha Falls.

Located at an altitude of about 9000 feet, it is a perfect escape for nature lovers and photographers. The natural landscape has more than enough frames to offer each with a unique quality that will mesmerise every explorer visiting Rahala Waterfalls. Apart from being a perfect place to spend some quality time bonding with family and friends, this place is also for the ones who want to quieten their minds and seek peace within.

Vashisht Temple:

The Vashisht Rishi Temple is a tranquil and revered Hindu pilgrimage destination located in the scenic hill town of Manali. Just 3 km away from the River Beas, this 4000-year-old temple is dedicated to the Hindu sage Vashisht and features stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and sulphurous hot springs believed to have rejuvenating benefits for both the body and mind. In addition to the hot springs, the temple complex offers smaller shrines, a yoga and meditation center, and a souvenir shop.

Visitors come to experience the rejuvenating benefits of the hot springs, believed to cure various ailments and relieve stress. In addition to the hot springs, the temple complex features several smaller shrines, a yoga and meditation centre, and a souvenir shop. The nearby village of Vashisht is famous for its apple orchards and traditional handicrafts, making it a perfect stop for those seeking a unique cultural experience.

After your morning grub, check out of the hotel and head towards Dharamshala in a private car. Enjoy the scenic journey that lets you witness snow-clad mountains of Himachal Pradesh. On the way, you will get to visit Palampur tea gardens, Baijnath Temple and Chamunda Devi Temple for sightseeing.

Upon arrival in Dharamshala, check in to the hotel, and then you have the evening at leisure. You can head for a stroll in the beautiful weather and surroundings.

Chamunda Devi Temple:

Return to the hotel for a delectable spread of dinner and overnight stay.

The temple, dedicated to Goddess Kali is an important religious center for the town. The temple is said to have been where Goddess Ambika killed the demons- Munda and Chanda.

The deity of the Goddess is kept wrapped in a red cloth, sacred and untouched by the visitors. The area also offers some beautiful views and sceneries.

Palampur tea gardens:

Palampur is rightly known as the Tea Capital of Northern India and is famous all across the country for its vast spreads of lush tea gardens, which are the chief attraction of the town. The tea gardens of Palampur are the perfect place to witness the vast tea gardens and the tea making process in great detail. Stepping into these lush green gardens makes you feel as if you have stepped into a dream world altogether, and the divine fragrance transforms you into heaven. This experience is heightened for tea lovers, for whom this place is like paradise on earth.

It was in the 19th century that the concept of tea gardens was introduced in this area, and since then the place has become quite famous for its speciality teas, especially for its Kangra Tea. This particular variety of tea is so renowned, and of such high quality, that 90% of it is exported out of the country.

Have breakfast at the hotel and then check out of the hotel as now the sixth day of your holiday in Himachal will transfer to Dalhousie. While on the way, you will take a detour to McLeodganj. The little town is Dalai Lama's home and is full of Tibetan establishments. As the tour continues, you will proceed to popular tourist places like Bhagsunath Temple, Dal Lake, Tota Rani Village, St. John Church and Mcleodganj Market.

After all this, you will head towards Dalhousie. Upon arrival at the hotel in Dalhousie, check in and relax for a while and then head out for a walk in the beautiful weather of Dalhousie.

As an eventful day in Dalhousie comes to an end, treat your taste buds to a delectable dinner and enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel

Dal Lake:

Located at the height of 1,775 metres above the sea level near the village of Tota Rani in the Kangra district of Mcleodganj in Himachal Pradesh, the Dal Lake is a small yet picturesque lake. With its name taken from the famous and breathtaking Dal Lake of Srinagar, the lake is surrounded by rugged mountains and towering deodar trees. Quaint and calm, the lake invites nature-lovers to watch different kinds of fishes in their natural habitat.

The lake, with its lush greenery and blooming trees, is a perfect spot to laze around with loved ones and enjoy a carefree day in the lap of nature. This tourist attraction is visited by nature lovers throughout the day. For adventure seekers, trekking expeditions around the lake are an option. Dal Lake is also a perfect place to stop over and relax if you are trekking up to Naddi, which is also known as the Sunset Point.

St John's Church:

Built in 1863, St John's Church is the oldest church in Dalhousie and assumes great historical significance apart from being a sentinel of Protestant belief in the region. Located in Gandhi Chowk, it tends to be a favourite amongst photographers because of the steady mix of beauty and history. A library neighbours the church, where one can find a lot of book about the past and the present of the town. Sunday Service performed at the St John's Church is attended by the locals and tourists alike.

Embodying the Victorian era, the St John's Church in Dalhousie is a reminder of the British regime in the region. The interior of the church is adorned with stunning glass paintings of St John the Baptist along with St Peter.

After a delicious breakfast, check out of the hotel. Board the cab to visit Khajjiar – the Switzerland of India. The beauty of this place is enchanting with a spectacular lake in the middle. You can explore the floating island in the middle of the lake, 9-hole golf course, beautiful restaurant, and the green grasslands.

In the evening, as the tour ends, you be transferred to Chandigarh, from where you will begin the journey back home.

Khajjiar:

Often referred to as 'mini-Switzerland of India', Khajjiar is a small town located close (20km) to Dalhousie and is great for a day or overnight trip. Khajjiar is known for its picture perfect grassy meadows.There is the Khajjiar Lake in the middle of the meadow and you could enjoy the scenery by camping or take part in some of the adventure sports including paragliding, zorbing, and horse-riding.

Located at an altitude of 6,500 feet, Khajjiar is also known for its nine-hole golf course which is nestled in the midst of lush greenery and a breathtaking landscape. However, the way to Khajjiar can be closed sometimes during winters because of heavy snowfall. The hill town is also the most sought after destination for workations as there are plenty of Homestays, some offering mesmerising views of the Kailash Parbat. Visit Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary on your way from Dalhousie to Khajjiar.