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Shimla, Kullu and Manali

About this tour

Touring Shimla, Kullu, and Manali offers a delightful experience in the lap of the Himalayas. Here’s a comprehensive guide.

Tour Duration

10 Nights, 11 Days

Upcoming Tour Dates

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Day 1
Arrival in Shimla
  • Travel: Reach Shimla by train (Kalka–Shimla Railway) or road.
  • Check-in: Relax and acclimate at your hotel.
  • Local sightseeing: Visit Mall Road, Christ Church, Scandal Point, and Jakhoo Temple.
  • Evening: Enjoy a leisurely stroll at Ridge Road.
  • Morning: Day trip to Kufri (16 km). Enjoy pony rides, adventure sports, and panoramic views.
  • Afternoon: Visit Mashobra for nature trails and tranquility.
  • Evening: Return to Shimla and enjoy local delicacies.
  • Morning: Start early for Manali. En route, stop in Kullu Valley.
  • Sightseeing stops: Pandoh Dam, Sundar Nagar Lake, and Hanogi Mata Temple.
  • Evening: Check into a Manali hotel and rest.
  • Morning: Explore Hadimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, and Vashisht Hot Springs.
  • Afternoon: Visit Old Manali for its cafes and Tibetan Monastery.
  • Evening: Stroll along Mall Road for shopping and food.
  • Morning: Visit Solang Valley for adventure sports like paragliding, zorbing, or skiing (seasonal).
  • Afternoon: Explore Atal Tunnel and admire the Lahaul-Spiti landscape.
  • Evening: Return to Manali.
  • Day-long excursion: Visit the iconic Rohtang Pass (if permitted; permit required). Enjoy snow activities.
  • Evening: Return to Manali for dinner and rest.
  • Morning: Drive to Manikaran (famous for hot springs and Gurudwara).
  • Afternoon: Explore Kasol – known as the "Mini Israel of India." Enjoy nature trails or relax by the Parvati River.
  • Evening: Return to Manali.
  • Day trip: Visit Nagar Castle, Roerich Art Gallery, and nearby Jana Waterfalls.
  • Optional: Indulge in traditional Himachali cuisine at local eateries.
  • Evening: Return to Manali.
  • Morning: Visit Kullu for white water rafting, camping, or angling.
  • Afternoon: Explore the Great Himalayan National Park (optional).
  • Evening: Relax in a riverside retreat or return to your hotel.
  • Travel: Return to Shimla, enjoying scenic views along the way.
  • Evening: Spend leisure time exploring any missed spots or local markets.
  • Morning: Depart from Shimla to your next destination.
Accommodation: Stay in well-rated hotels or resorts in Shimla, Kullu, and Manali (3-star or above).
Meals: Breakfast and dinner included at the hotel.
Transportation: Private cab/coach with a professional driver for the entire trip.
Adventure Activities (if opted): Paragliding, river rafting, and skiing (in season).
Personal Expenses: Laundry, phone calls, room service, snacks, and beverages not included in meals.
Adventure Activities: Charges for paragliding, skiing, or any other activity unless explicitly mentioned.
Optional Tours: Visits to Kasol, Manikaran Sahib, or Hampta Pass unless pre-arranged.
Seasonal Add-ons: Extra charges for heavy snowfall season (e.g., snow gear rental).
Unforeseen Costs: Natural calamities, road blockages, strikes, or weather-related disruptions.
Is Rohtang Pass accessible year-round?
No. It’s open May to October, depending on weather conditions. A special permit is required for vehicles to access Rohtang Pass.
Yes, a permit is required for Rohtang Pass, available online or from designated offices in Manali.
Yes, vegetarian and vegan options are widely available in Shimla, Kullu, and Manali. Many cafes also cater to dietary preferences.
The roads are well-maintained, but they are hilly and can be prone to landslides during the monsoon (July-August). Drive cautiously or hire an experienced driver.

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  • The Ridge: A vast open space offering panoramic views of the snow-capped mountains.
  • Mall Road: Shimla’s vibrant hub for shopping, food, and souvenirs.
  • Jakhoo Temple: Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, situated on Jakhoo Hill.
  • Kufri (16 km from Shimla): Perfect for skiing in winter and horse rides in summer.
  • Beas River Rafting: Exciting white-water rafting adventure in Babeli.
  • Great Himalayan National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site for nature lovers.
  • Solang Valley: Adventure activities like paragliding, skiing (in winter), and ATV rides.
  • Rohtang Pass (Closed in extreme winter): High-altitude pass with breathtaking snow-covered landscapes.
  • Government-Issued Photo Identification: For adults, acceptable IDs include Voter ID, Passport, Aadhar Card, or Driving Licence. For children, carry a Passport, Aadhar Card, or School ID. For infants, an Aadhar Card or Birth
  • Travel Itinerary and Booking Confirmations: Keep printed copies of your travel itinerary, hotel reservations, and any tour bookings.
  • Passport-Sized Photographs: Carry a few recent passport-sized photos, as they may be needed for permits or other formalities.
  • Permits for Restricted Areas: Certain areas, like Rohtang Pass, may require special permits. Ensure you have the necessary documents and permits before visiting these regions.
  • Health and Vaccination Certificates: Depending on current health advisories, carry relevant health certificates or vaccination records.
  • Altitude Sickness: Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol at higher altitudes like Rohtang Pass.
  • Road Conditions: Roads can be steep and winding; hire experienced drivers.
  • Weather Preparedness: Always check the forecast for landslides or heavy snowfall during monsoons and winters.
  • Cash: ATMs can be sparse, so carry enough cash for remote areas.
  • Mobile Network: Connectivity is decent in Shimla and Manali but can be patchy in Kullu or high-altitude areas.

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