Today, arrive in Shimla by Air or Train and meet our cab representative at the Airport or Railway Station. Pick up from Shimla or Railway Station, then drive to Shimla. In the evening, reach Shimla, check in to the hotel, and enjoy an overnight stay. Shimla Local Sightseeing Ridge This is the most popular point in Shimla. Located on Mall Road, at the heart of Shimla, this is a much-loved and enjoyed stretch where visitors come and soak themselves in the views of the surrounding areas. The Mall Shimla Shopping in Shimla revolves around the heart of the town, The Mall Road. One can shop for local handicrafts, shawls, woollens, exquisite jewellery, etc. Jakhoo Temple by Ropeway This temple has the world's largest Hanuman statue, which is visible from most parts of Shimla. Visit the temple to view this statue up close and admire its magnificence. Dinner Only

Activities : Sightseeing

This morning, after breakfast, we drive you to Kufri for sightseeing. Kufri is a small hill station in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is located 13 km from the state capital, Shimla, on National Highway No. 22. Visit Himalayan Wildlife Zoo, which hosts rare antelopes, felines and birds, including the Himalayan Monal, Himalayan bears and other rare birds and animals. After that, visit Kufri sightseeing points. Kufri Fun World Located at 2,800 meters above sea level, Kufri Fun World is one of the highest amusement parks in the world. It has the highest go-kart track in the world. Situated amidst the snow-capped Himalayan peaks, it is one of the most beautifully situated amusement parks in the world. Horse Ride to Mahasu Peak Mahasu Peak, the highest peak in Kufri, is accessible only by horse or mule. The muddy road is best traversed on horseback, which makes for an interesting experience. The Himalayan National Park The Himalayan National Park offers a great experience for wildlife enthusiasts and trekking lovers. The park has about 180 species of birds and extremely rare mammals to offer.

Activities : Trekking

This morning, after breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Manali. On the way, enjoy sightseeing at Mandi, Sunder Nagar, Pandoh Dam and Kullu Valley. Visit Vaishno Devi Temple, the famous Kullu Shawl Factories and Kullu River Rafting Point. Manali is known as the "Valley of the Gods" and is an ideal place for those in search of both adventure and comfort. On arrival in Manali, check in to the hotel and enjoy an overnight stay. Vaishno Devi Temple This place will give you the feel of a Mini Vaishno Devi trip. Commonly known as Mahadevi Tirth, Vaishno Devi Temple in Kullu is situated on the banks of the Beas River and is 2 km from the beautiful town of Kullu, right on the way to Manali. Kullu River Rafting Point River rafting, also known as white-water rafting, is a challenging outdoor activity performed using an inflatable raft. White-water rafting is very popular in Manali and is organized on the Beas River at various locations around Kullu and Manali. River rafting is a physically challenging and mentally stimulating activity enjoyed by many people. River rafting in Manali is mainly of two types: short rafting, which covers about 7 km, and long rafting, which covers an approximate distance of 14 km. Shawl Factories During the pre-independence era, clothes from industrialized regions could not reach the valley due to a lack of transportation facilities. As Kullu Valley falls under the temperate Himalayan region, the cold climate is suitable for sheep and goat rearing, which also fulfills the need for woollens. Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner

Activities : River Rafting

Today morning, after breakfast, visit Manali local sightseeing places such as Hadimba Devi Temple, Vashisht Village and Temple, Vashisht Hot Water Springs, Van Vihar, Manali Market, The Mall and Tibetan Monastery. Hadimba Devi Temple Hadimba Temple lies nestled among tall deodar trees, around 2 km from the main market area of Manali. The wooden temple, built by Maharaja Bahadur Singh in 1553, is dedicated to Hadimba, wife of Pandava Bhima. The roof of the temple consists of massive deodar planks, which have largely survived the ravages of time. To the left of the temple is a natural rock shelter with oversized footprints said to be those of Hadimba. Vashisht Kund Vashisht is a small village famous for its hot springs and the temples of Rama and Sage Vashisht. There is a separate bathing area for men and women near the hot springs. An hour's walk from Vashisht village leads to an attractive waterfall. Van Vihar A nature park with deodar trees on the banks of the Beas River. The park houses a small aviary of Himalayan birds. The park is open from 8 AM to 6 PM. Manu Temple Manali takes its name from Manu, the sage who authored Manu-smriti, probably the earliest codification of law. Fittingly, there is a temple dedicated to Manu in Old Manali. There is an interesting walking trail from Old Manali to Solang Valley, passing through the villages of Goshal, Shanag and Buruwa. For beginners, the walk can be tiring. Manali Club House An elevated recreational centre featuring a restaurant, indoor games and outdoor activities for all ages. Tibetan Monastery Manali has three important Tibetan monasteries: Himalayan Nyingmapa Temple, the traditional Gelukpa Gompa and another monastery at Aleo on the left bank of the Beas River. The first two monasteries are easily accessible from the town. The market near the monasteries sells rugs, Kullu shawls and Tibetan souvenirs. The monasteries are open from 6 AM to 6 PM. Atal Tunnel, Sissu and Rohtang Pass are available on direct payment. Enjoy adventure activities like skiing, horse riding, ropeway rides in Solang Valley, yak riding, paragliding and zorbing at your own expense. Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner

Activities : Sightseeing

Today morning, after breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Kalka. Drop at Kalka or the Railway Station.

Activities : Sightseeing