Manali Tour Package

Manali Tour Package

Himachal Pradesh is a paradise embellished with various natural riches. This wonderful hill station has cosseted various popular holiday destinations within its periphery like – Shimla, Manali, Kullu. All these destinations welcome the travelers with oodles of natural splendors and give them thousands of reasons to fall for it. From awe-inspiring landscapes, to the bubbling rivers; from the majestic mountains to the magnificent meadows of flowers; every nook and corner of Himachal is studded with the best gem of nature’s treasure trove. Moreover, it has various ancient shrine and colonial edifices that mesmerize the travelers with an old-world charm. A tour to Himachal simply means a tour to a kingdom of heritage and natural elegance.

Shimla and Manali are two of the best hills stations in India and our tour package makes you explore the exquisiteness of both these places. From the Hadimba Temple of Manali, to the Jakhu Temple of Shimla; Further, we also make prior arrangements for your accommodation and commutation, so that your Shimla Manali Holidays are spent in peace and with happiness.

Day 01: New Delhi – Shimla

Arrive Delhi airport / railway station and drive to Shimla (350Kms./ 08 Hrs.) the former summer capital of British India, set amidst the snow capped Shivalik Mountains which offers some of the most stunning views of the mighty Himalayas. Enroute visit Pinjore Gardens or Ropeway at Timber Trail, Parwanoo. Arrive and check into the hotel. Evening free to stroll on The Mall and the famous Ridge. Ridge is famous for its stunning vistas of the valley and the Christ Church which is the most photographed landmark of Shimla. Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 02: Shimla

After breakfast visit to Jakhu Temple situated on the highest peak of Shimla. After offering prayers and enjoying the panoramic views of Shivalik Ranges proceed to Kufri where you can photograph yourself in hired Pahari or Himachal attires. Enjoy Pony riding or yak riding (at your own cost). Later proceed to Naldhera which is famous for its golf course and scenic beauty. Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 03: Shimla - Manali

After breakfast drive to Manali by road (270 Kms. / 07Hrs.). Enroute visit to famous Kullu Shawl factories or enjoy white water rafting in River Beas (at your own cost). Arrive and check into the hotel. Evening free to stroll on The Mall. Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 04: Manali

After breakfast visit to Hadimba Devi Temple , Club House, Vashist Bath and Tibetan Monastery. Post lunch visit to Solang Valley, famous for its picturesque location and adventurous activities, enjoy lots of activities there i.e River Crossing/ Rock Climbing/ Rappelling /Paragliding/ Mountain Bike/ Zorbing/ Hot Air Ballooning / Pony Riding/ Cable Car etc. (at your own cost). Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 05: Manali

Early morning depart for full day excursion to Rohtang Pass (if weather permits). Rohtang Pass, at an altitude of more than 13000 feet, is the gateway to Lahaul, Spiti and Ladakh. Enjoy lots of adventurous activities there i.e. Skiing/ Snow Bike/ Pony Riding etc. (at your own cost). Enroute visit to Nehru Kund, Gulaba, Rahalla falls and Rani Nallah. Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 06: Manali - Chandigarh

After breakfast drive to Chandigarh (320Kms./ 08Hrs.). Arrive and check into the hotel. Visit to Rock Garden, Rose Garden and Sukhna Lake. Dinner & Overnight in the hotel.

Day 07: Chandigarh - New Delhi

After breakfast drive to Delhi airport / railway station (250Kms./ 05 hrs).

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Air:

The nearest domestic airport is Kullu-Manali Airport at Bhuntar (Airport Code: KUU), situated approximately 50 km south of Manali (about 1.5 hours drive along the Beas River via the four-lane NH-21 highway). Daily Alliance Air flights connect Bhuntar with New Delhi (IGI) and Chandigarh. Alternatively, Chandigarh International Airport (Airport Code: IXC) is located 280 km away (approximately 6.5 hours drive via the Kiratpur-Manali Expressway).

By Train:

Due to mountain terrain, the nearest broad-gauge railway stations are Chandigarh Railway Station (280 km) and Anandpur Sahib / Kiratpur Sahib Railway Station (230 km), connected to New Delhi by daily superfast Vande Bharat Express and Shatabdi Express trains. From Chandigarh or Kiratpur, regular Volvo buses and private taxis operate directly to Manali.

By Road:

Manali enjoys world-class four-lane national highway connectivity via the newly commissioned Kiratpur-Manali Expressway (NH-21):

• From Delhi NCR (~510 km / 9 to 10 hours): Drive via NH-44 through Panipat, Karnal, Ambala, and the four-lane Kiratpur-Nerchowk-Mandi-Kullu-Manali Expressway (NH-21), cutting travel time drastically via modern highway tunnels.
• From Chandigarh (~280 km / 6 to 6.5 hours): Smooth four-lane mountain drive via Rupnagar, Kiratpur, Bilaspur bypass, Sundernagar, Mandi, Aut Tunnel, and Kullu.
• From Shimla (~245 km / 7 hours): Mountain highway passing through Bilaspur, Mandi, and Kullu.
• State & Private Luxury Buses: Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) and luxury private operators run round-the-clock Volvo AC and Scania sleeper buses from ISBT Kashmiri Gate, New Delhi, and Sector 43 ISBT, Chandigarh, directly to Manali Private Bus Stand.

Manali features a magnificent array of ancient multi-tiered wooden temples, adrenaline-fueled adventure valleys, high-altitude mountain passes, hot water sulphur springs, and roaring waterfalls:

1. Hadimba Devi Temple (16th-Century Dhungari Wood Pagoda & Cedar Woods)

Erected in 1553 AD by Raja Bahadur Singh of Kullu, Hadimba Temple is an architectural masterpiece dedicated to Hidimba Devi (wife of Pandava prince Bhima from the Mahabharata). Built entirely of timber and stone featuring four tiers of conical wood-shingled pagoda roofs, the shrine is embellished with intricate carvings of deities, dancers, and mountain animals, surrounded by giant centuries-old deodar trees in the Dhungari forest.

Hadimba Devi Temple — 16th-Century Pagoda-Style Wooden Shrine Surrounded by Giant Deodars

2. Solang Valley (Adrenaline Sports, Paragliding & Winter Ski Slopes — 13 km)

Located 13 km northwest of Manali, Solang Valley is the undisputed adventure sports capital of Himachal Pradesh. During summer and autumn (March to November), its green meadows offer tandem paragliding, zorbing, high-wire ziplining, ATV rides, and giant ropeway cable car rides up to Mount Phatru (3,200 m). In winter (December to February), Solang transforms into a world-class ski resort with powdery ski slopes, snowboarding, and snowmobiling.

Solang Valley — Premier Adventure Sports Hub for Paragliding, Zorbing, and Winter Skiing in Manali

3. Rohtang Pass (High-Altitude Snow Mountain Pass at 3,978 m — 51 km)

Perched on the crest of the Pir Panjal Range at an altitude of 3,978 meters (13,050 feet), Rohtang Pass is the legendary mountain highway connecting Kullu Valley to Lahaul and Ladakh. Open seasonally from May to November, Rohtang offers visitors an unforgettable visual spectacle of sheer snow walls, glaciers, Chandra River headwaters, and panoramic views of jagged Himalayan peaks.

Rohtang Pass — Majestic High-Altitude Mountain Snow Barrier Connecting Kullu with Lahaul Valley

4. Atal Tunnel Rohtang & Sissu Waterfall Lahaul Gateway (9.02 km Marvel)

Inaugurated in October 2020, the Atal Tunnel is the longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet (3,048 m) in the world, spanning 9.02 km beneath the Rohtang Pass. Driving through the tunnel transports travelers from the lush green cedar slopes of Dhundi (South Portal) into the dramatic arid, snow-blanketed moonscape of Sissu and Lahaul Valley (North Portal) in just 10 minutes.

Atal Tunnel Rohtang — 9.02 km World-Record High-Altitude Highway Engineering Marvel

5. Jogini Waterfall & Vashisht Natural Sulphur Hot Springs Trek

Beginning at the ancient stone temple of Sage Vashisht (famous for its natural curative sulphur hot water baths), a scenic 3 km hiking trail winds through apple orchards and pine woods to the spectacular multi-tiered Jogini Waterfall. Cascading down over 150 feet of vertical rock into a foaming natural pool, Jogini is regarded as a sacred abode of village goddesses (Joginis).

Jogini Waterfall — Multi-Tiered Mountain Cascade Reached via a Scenic Forest Hike from Vashisht

6. Old Manali & Sage Manu Maharishi Ancient Shrine

Cross the bridge over the bubbling Manalsu River to reach Old Manali, a bohemian enclave of traditional slate-roofed Kathkuni wooden houses, laid-back cafes, live acoustic music, and bakery bistros. At the crest of Old Manali village stands the Manu Maharishi Temple, the only temple in India dedicated to sage Manu.

7. Mall Road Promenade & Himalayan Nyinmapa Buddhist Monastery

The bustling commercial hub of town, Mall Road is a pedestrian boulevard lined with handicraft emporiums, woolen stores, and restaurants. Located just off the main avenue are two serene Tibetan Buddhist Monasteries (Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa and Himalayan Nyinmapa Buddhist Temple) celebrated for their golden Buddha statues and vibrant Thanka murals.

8. Van Vihar National Park & Beas River Forest Walk

Located on the banks of the Beas River right behind Mall Road, Van Vihar is a municipal forest sanctuary shaded by giant century-old deodar trees. The park features a small artificial boating lake, stone footpaths, and direct access to the rocky banks of the roaring Beas River.

9. Naggar Castle & Nicholas Roerich Heritage Art Gallery (20 km)

Perched on a forested mountain spur 20 km south of Manali, Naggar Castle is a 500-year-old wooden castle built by Raja Sidh Singh in traditional wood-and-stone earthquake-resistant Kathkuni architecture. Nearby is the estate of renowned Russian painter Nicholas Roerich, preserving his original Himalayan landscape oil paintings.