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Indian tourism is a vibrant and diverse sector, attracting millions of visitors each year with its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. From the majestic Taj Mahal and ancient forts to spiritual hubs like Varanasi and Rishikesh, India offers something for every traveler. The country’s festivals, colorful markets, and diverse cuisine add to its charm. Nature lovers explore the Himalayas, beaches of Goa, and wildlife in national parks. India’s hospitality, historical sites, and varied landscapes create unforgettable experiences. With ongoing infrastructure development, Indian tourism continues to grow, making it a top destination for cultural exploration and adventure.
Indian tourism is a vibrant and diverse sector, attracting millions of visitors each year with its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. From the majestic Taj Mahal and ancient forts to spiritual hubs like Varanasi and Rishikesh, India offers something for every traveler. The country’s festivals, colorful markets, and diverse cuisine add to its charm. Nature lovers explore the Himalayas, beaches of Goa, and wildlife in national parks. India’s hospitality, historical sites, and varied landscapes create unforgettable experiences. With ongoing infrastructure development, Indian tourism continues to grow, making it a top destination for cultural exploration and adventure.
Itineraries
Day 1
Time : 12:30 am
Arraving to Chandigarh International Airport (IXC),
Chandigarh International Airport (IXC), to Shimla
Day 2
Shimla Local Sightseeing
Shimla tourism attracts visitors with its cool climate, stunning Himalayan views, and colonial charm. Popular attractions include Mall Road, The Ridge, Jakhoo Temple, and Viceregal Lodge. Adventure activities, nature walks, and festivals add to its appeal, making Shimla a favorite destination for relaxation and cultural exploration.
Activities:
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Visit Jakhoo Temple – dedicated to Lord Hanuman
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Explore Kalka-Shimla Railway (toy train) — optional
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Visit Viceregal Lodge (Indian Institute of Advanced Study)
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Walk around Annandale Ground (Army Heritage)
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Evening at leisure
Description:
Jakhoo Temple sits on a hilltop offering spectacular views. The toy train journey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a scenic experience. The Viceregal Lodge showcases colonial history and architecture. Annandale is a green valley with a golf course and museum.
Day 3
Shimla to Manali (Drive approx. 7-8 hours)
Activities:
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Early morning departure for Manali by road
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En route stop at Kullu – famous for shawls and temples
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Arrive in Manali, hotel check-in
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Evening stroll in Mall Road, Manali
Description:
The drive from Shimla to Manali passes through scenic valleys and rivers. Kullu is renowned for its handicrafts and temples. Manali’s Mall Road is lively with shops, cafes, and local markets.
Day 4
Manali Local Sightseeing
Manali local sightseeing includes visits to Hadimba Temple surrounded by cedar forests, the therapeutic Vashisht Hot Springs, and the ancient Manu Temple. Explore the charming Old Manali village with its cozy cafes and shops. The scenic beauty and cultural sites make Manali a perfect blend of nature and heritage.
Activities:
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Visit Hadimba Devi Temple surrounded by cedar forests
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Explore Vashisht Hot Springs
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Visit Manu Temple dedicated to the sage Manu
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Relax at Old Manali village with cafes and art shops
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Optional: Visit Club House or try local delicacies
Description:
Hadimba Temple, built in traditional wooden style, is set in peaceful forests. Vashisht Springs offer natural hot water baths with healing properties. Manu Temple honors the mythological sage. Old Manali offers a bohemian vibe with cafes and crafts.
Day 5
Solang Valley & Rohtang Pass
Solang Valley offers thrilling adventure activities like paragliding, zorbing, and skiing in winter, set amidst stunning mountain landscapes. Nearby, Rohtang Pass, open seasonally, showcases breathtaking snow-capped peaks and glaciers, providing opportunities for snow play and photography. Both are must-visit spots for nature lovers and adventure seekers near Manali.
Activities:
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Day trip to Solang Valley for adventure activities like zorbing, paragliding, ATV rides, and skiing (winter)
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Visit Rohtang Pass (if open; usually May to November) for snow views and snow activities
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Return to Manali for overnight stay
Description:
Solang Valley is a hub for adventure sports year-round. Rohtang Pass offers stunning mountain views and snow activities but check accessibility as it is closed in winter due to heavy snowfall.
Day 6
Naggar Castle & Art Village
Naggar Castle, a historic fortress overlooking the Beas River, features unique Himalayan and European architecture. Nearby, the Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery displays works of the renowned Russian painter. The surrounding art village offers a glimpse into local culture, making it a fascinating destination for history and art enthusiasts near Manali.
Activities:
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Visit Naggar Castle – historical architecture with views over Beas River
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Explore Nicholas Roerich Art Gallery
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Optional visit to Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa (Buddhist monastery)
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Return to Manali and evening free for shopping or relaxation
Description:
Naggar Castle is a 15th-century structure blending European and Himalayan architecture. The Roerich Gallery exhibits works of the famous Russian painter who settled here. The monastery offers insight into local Buddhist culture.
Day 7
Departure from Manali
Activities:
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Breakfast at hotel
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Transfer to airport/railway/bus station for onward journey
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Option to explore local markets for last-minute shopping
Description:
Conclude your scenic Himachal tour with fond memories of mountains, temples, and adventure, as you head back to your next destination.
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