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Scenic Himachal Getaway: Manali, Shimla & Chandigarh (7 Days / 6 Nights)

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Tour Includes

  • Hotel
  • Transport
  • Sightseeing
  • Meal

Inclusions

  • Breakfast Only

    • Daily morning breakfast will be provided at the hotel.
    • Menu may vary based on hotel and region (continental or local).
    • Tea, coffee, and juice included during breakfast hours.

Overview

This 7 Days / 6 Nights Himachal tour covers the best of Manali, Shimla, and Chandigarh. Begin with a scenic drive from Delhi to Manali, where you'll enjoy snow-clad valleys and adventurous experiences in Solang. Head next to Shimla for colonial charm and hill views. End your trip with a relaxing evening in the well-planned city of Chandigarh. Package includes hotel stays, private transfers, sightseeing, and daily breakfast.

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Tour Summary

• Day 1: Drive from Delhi to Manali – Check-in and Rest

• Day 2: Manali Local Sightseeing – Hadimba Temple, Vashisht, Mall Road

• Day 3: Full-Day Excursion to Solang Valley or Snow Point

• Day 4: Transfer to Shimla via Scenic Route

• Day 5: Shimla Sightseeing – Kufri, Jakhoo Temple, Mall Road

• Day 6: Drive to Chandigarh – Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake Visit

• Day 7: Transfer back to Delhi – Tour Ends

 

Itinerary

Start your journey early in the morning from Delhi to Manali, a scenic drive of approximately 12–14 hours covering around 530 km through the breathtaking landscapes of Himachal Pradesh. The route winds through picturesque towns like Sundernagar, Mandi, and Kullu, offering mesmerizing views of rivers, pine forests, and misty hills. Keep your camera ready for beautiful roadside frames — especially near the Beas River valley.

Roadside Food & Stopovers: Enjoy breakfast at Murthal (famous for parathas with white butter) or a mid-way Punjabi dhaba for lunch. These spots serve authentic North Indian meals and are ideal for a quick refreshment break.

Travel & Clothing Tips: Carry warm layers — even in summer, the mountain breeze gets chilly by evening. Wear comfortable shoes for short walks during breaks, and carry motion sickness medicine if prone to nausea on mountain roads.

Arrival in Manali: Arrive by late evening and check-in to your pre-booked hotel. Spend the rest of the evening at leisure. If energy permits, take a short walk near Mall Road to soak in the alpine vibes. You’ll find small cafés, woollen shops, and local snack vendors. For dinner, you can either dine in at the hotel or try out the famous local dishes like Siddu (stuffed steamed wheat bread) and Tudkiya Bhaat (a Pahari-style rice dish).

Photo Spots: During the drive, scenic photo opportunities include Kullu Valley river bends, forest-covered mountain ridges, and small Himachali villages with traditional wooden homes.

Local Culture Tip: Respect local traditions by dressing modestly and asking before photographing villagers or temples. The drive introduces you to rural Himachal culture — from prayer flags fluttering on bridges to fruit vendors selling fresh apples or pears.

Overnight: Stay in Manali, nestled in the heart of the mountains. Take a good rest as your exciting Himachal adventure begins!

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Wake up to the crisp mountain air and enjoy a hearty breakfast at your hotel. Today is dedicated to exploring the cultural and historical richness of Manali through its iconic local attractions.

1. Hadimba Devi Temple: Start your day by visiting the Hadimba Devi Temple, also known as the Dhungri Temple, located amidst a cedar forest. Built in 1553, this pagoda-style temple is dedicated to Hidimba, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata. Its wooden architecture with intricately carved doors and a tranquil forest setting make it a spiritual and photogenic spot.

2. Manu Temple: Next, visit the Manu Temple, dedicated to the sage Manu, believed to be the creator of mankind. Located in Old Manali, it offers insight into Hindu mythology and is surrounded by the serene Beas River.

3. Vashisht Temple & Hot Springs: Drive to Vashisht Temple, famous for its natural hot springs. The temple is more than 4,000 years old and attracts both pilgrims and travelers. You can take a dip in the therapeutic waters or simply enjoy the calm hillside ambiance. Don't forget to explore the nearby Vashisht village, known for its cozy cafés and bohemian vibe.

4. Club House & Van Vihar: After lunch, visit Club House for indoor activities and riverfront cafés. Then walk through Van Vihar, a peaceful forest park ideal for photos and boat rides on a small pond. It’s a great escape from the crowded streets.

5. Tibetan Monastery & Local Art: Explore Gadhan Thekchhokling Gompa, a colorful Tibetan monastery in Manali, where you can spin prayer wheels and learn about Buddhist culture. The nearby Tibetan market is perfect for shopping woollens, handicrafts, and Tibetan jewelry.

Evening at Mall Road: Spend your evening at Mall Road, the heart of Manali. Indulge in shopping — look out for woolen clothes, pashmina shawls, and wooden handicrafts. Sample local snacks like momos, thukpa, and hot jalebi with rabri. Try cafés like Johnson’s Café or Café 1947 for a relaxed dinner by the river or fire-lit interiors.

Clothing Tip: Daytime is pleasant but evenings are chilly. Carry a light jacket and wear comfortable walking shoes for the uneven terrain in Old Manali and temple areas.

Photo Ideas: Best photo moments include forest paths around Hadimba Temple, hot springs in Vashisht, colorful prayer flags at the monastery, and sunset over the Mall Road ridge.

Overnight: Return to your hotel for rest. Recharge for the upcoming adventure to the high-altitude landscapes of Solang or Rohtang!

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Get ready for a thrilling day after breakfast as you drive to Solang Valley, about 14 km from Manali. Known as the adventure capital of Himachal, this picturesque valley offers snow sports in winter and adrenaline-packed activities year-round.

Activities in Solang: Depending on the season, enjoy skiing, snowboarding, snow tube rides in winter, or paragliding, zorbing, ziplining, and ropeway rides in summer. The Solang Ropeway takes you to a breathtaking viewpoint where snow-capped peaks stretch as far as the eye can see.

Rohtang Pass (Optional): If open (May to November), and with a permit, you can visit Rohtang Pass — a 13,050 ft high mountain pass with views of glaciers and snowy landscapes. A great spot for family photos and snowball fights!

Clothing & Safety: Wear warm, waterproof clothing and good grip shoes. You can rent snow gear at the base camp. Apply sunscreen and carry sunglasses due to glare from the snow.

Food Tip: At Solang, try hot Maggi, tea, or momos from local stalls. A warm meal in a wooden café with mountain views is a unique Himachali experience.

Photography: Solang is a dreamland for landscape photography. Capture paragliders in the sky, yak rides, and the crisp white slopes against blue skies.

Return: After a full day of adventure, return to your hotel by evening. Relax with a hot shower and spend the night stargazing or sipping tea from your balcony.

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After breakfast, check out and begin the scenic road journey to Shimla (approx. 7–8 hours). This route passes through Kullu Valley, Aut Tunnel, and the beautiful towns of Sundernagar and Bilaspur.

En Route Highlights: Stop at Kullu Shawl Factory to watch weaving demonstrations and shop for handcrafted shawls and woollen goods. Visit the banks of Beas River for some quiet photo moments and local fruit vendors.

Food Tip: Enjoy lunch en route at a roadside dhaba — try rajma-chawal or kadhi-chawal for a typical Himachali meal. Carry dry snacks and water for the road trip.

Arrival in Shimla: Arrive by evening and check-in to your hotel. Depending on time and energy, take a short walk to nearby Scandal Point or grab dinner at a cozy Shimla café.

Clothing Tip: Shimla’s evenings are cold — especially in winter. Dress in layers and wear sturdy shoes if you plan a post-drive walk.

Overnight: Stay in Shimla. Rest well for a full sightseeing tour the next day.

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Today, explore the colonial charm and natural beauty of Shimla. Start with breakfast at the hotel, then proceed for your city tour.

1. Jakhoo Temple: Visit Jakhoo Hill, Shimla’s highest point. It houses a grand Hanuman statue (108 ft tall) and offers panoramic views of the city and valleys. Beware of monkeys — don’t carry food openly!

2. Kufri: Head to Kufri, about 16 km from Shimla, famous for snow (in winter), pony rides, and the Himalayan Nature Park. Ideal for family photos and playtime with snow or lush green hills (in summer).

3. Christ Church & Ridge: In the afternoon, visit the iconic Christ Church and walk along The Ridge. These spots reflect British-era architecture and are great for photography, especially at sunset.

4. Mall Road & Lakkar Bazaar: Shop for woollens, wooden souvenirs, and Himachali caps. Try baked goods from the Indian Coffee House or Wake & Bake Café. Don’t miss local desserts like Seera and Madra.

Clothing Tip: Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as most areas in Shimla require uphill or downhill walking. A light jacket is needed even in summer.

Overnight: Return to your hotel for a peaceful night’s sleep in Shimla.

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Check out after breakfast and drive to Chandigarh (approx. 4–5 hours). Upon arrival, begin your city exploration.

1. Rock Garden: Visit the famous Rock Garden of Nek Chand, an artistic maze made from broken ceramics, glass, and recycled materials. It’s both quirky and inspiring — a favorite for art lovers and Instagrammers.

2. Sukhna Lake: Head to Sukhna Lake for a calm evening. Enjoy a paddleboat ride or simply sit along the promenade. Great for family photos and a serene break.

3. Sector 17 Market: Chandigarh’s shopping hub. Shop branded clothes, leather goods, Punjabi juttis, and traditional phulkari work. Try Amritsari Kulcha or Butter Chicken in local restaurants.

Clothing & Culture: Chandigarh is modern and stylish. Casual urban wear is ideal. City is clean and safe for families and solo travelers.

Overnight: Stay in Chandigarh. Relax and pack for departure the next day.

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After breakfast, check out from the hotel and begin your return journey to Delhi (approx. 4–5 hours). Take time to reflect on your unforgettable experience through Himachal’s beauty, culture, and adventures.

Optional Stops: Stop at Murthal for lunch — a food haven known for stuffed parathas, chaas (buttermilk), and lassi. A great way to end your trip on a delicious note.

Photo Recap Tip: Browse your photos from Hadimba Temple, Solang Valley, Kufri, and Sukhna Lake. They’ll make amazing memories or even great content for your Instagram travel reel!

End of Tour: Arrive in Delhi by evening and bid farewell to the hills — until next time!

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Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

  • Breakfast Only

    • Daily morning breakfast will be provided at the hotel.
    • Menu may vary based on hotel and region (continental or local).
    • Tea, coffee, and juice included during breakfast hours.
Exclusions

  • Please note that the following items are not included in your travel package unless explicitly mentioned under the “Inclusions” section.

    Flight-Related Exclusions

    • International and domestic flight tickets (unless specified in inclusions).
    • Excess baggage charges and seat selection fees.
    • Airline meals and upgrades unless pre-booked.

    Visa & Documentation

    • Visa fees and processing charges (unless included in the package).
    • Passport issuance or renewal expenses.
    • Notarization, attestation, or translation of documents.

    Meals & Beverages

    • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary or under the inclusions.
    • Snacks, beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), unless explicitly stated.
    • Room service orders or in-room dining at hotels.

    Hotel & Accommodation

    • Early check-in or late check-out at hotels (unless clearly mentioned).
    • City taxes, green tax, resort fees, and tourism levies — to be paid directly at the hotel.
    • Room upgrades unless pre-arranged.

    Personal Expenses

    • Shopping, souvenirs, personal grooming, spa, or laundry.
    • Mini-bar usage, snacks, and bottled water not provided by the hotel.
    • Telephone calls, internet/data charges, or SIM card purchases.

    Activities & Optional Add-ons

    • Entrance fees to tourist attractions unless mentioned under inclusions.
    • Optional tours, adventure activities, safaris, or excursions not listed.
    • Photography permits, camera/video fees at monuments or museums.

    Insurance & Emergencies

    • Travel insurance (unless specified as part of the package).
    • Medical or emergency expenses, including hospitalization.
    • Expenses arising due to flight delays, cancellations, or natural disasters.

    General Exclusions

    • Anything not explicitly listed under the “Inclusions” section.
    • Loss, theft, or damage to personal belongings during the trip.
    • Expenses due to force majeure: bad weather, political unrest, strikes, or acts of God.
    • Tips, porterage, or service charges to guides, drivers, hotel staff (unless included).

Policy & Terms

  • Payments are accepted via credit/debit cards, net banking, PayPal, NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, and SWIFT.
  • Late payments incur a daily financing fee of 1% compounded per day.
  • An additional 5% processing charge or ?10,000 (whichever is lower) applies weekly from the 2nd week.
  • Trips may be canceled without notice in case of overdue payments.
  • All cancellation costs due to payment delay will be borne by the customer.
  • We do not accept payments into personal accounts—use our official website or company account only.
  • We serve as a travel organizer and not a service provider.
  • We do not own or operate airlines, hotels, transport companies, or activity vendors.
  • All services are outsourced to trusted third-party vendors.
  • Travelers must follow the individual rules of airlines, hotels, or service providers.
  • We are not responsible for any damage or penalties caused by the traveler to any service provider.
  • We are not liable for delay, damage, injury, or cancellation due to third-party service issues.
  • Each service provider’s rules and terms must be respected by the customer.
  • Cancellations will follow airline-specific rules.
  • Non-refundable flights cannot be refunded under any circumstances.
  • Refunds are processed within 30 working days after deductions and a 5% service charge.
  • Infant tickets require proof of date of birth at check-in.
  • Name changes or one-way cancellations are not allowed under airline policy.
  • In case of schedule changes, refunds may be issued as vouchers at the airline’s discretion.
  • Some airlines may charge a processing fee for any changes requested by the traveler.
  • Amendment requests must be submitted via email to support@easytripping.in
  • Changes are subject to availability and treated as new bookings.
  • If the amendment falls within a cancellation penalty period, charges will apply accordingly.
  • Cancellation charges follow hotel and airline policies.
  • Cancellations are governed by individual hotel cancellation policies.
  • Non-refundable hotels will not offer any refund.
  • Activities or transfers canceled within 3 days of travel will not be refunded.
  • Attraction or entrance tickets are non-refundable once booked.
  • A service charge of 5% applies to all cancellations or amendments to land arrangements.
  • Hotel room allotment is subject to availability and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Delays in payment may lead to price changes, and the difference must be paid by the guest.
  • In case of non-payment, the trip may be canceled without notice.
  • Tickets to trains, cable cars, attractions, or rides are not included unless mentioned.
  • For all cancellation and refund concerns, please refer to our cancellation policy.
  • We reserve the right to cancel the trip and offer a full refund in case of technical issues.
  • All travelers’ passports must be valid for at least 6 months from the travel date.
  • Visa application assistance is available, but approval is at the sole discretion of the Embassy.
  • We are not responsible for visa rejection, and cancellation policies will still apply.
  • Train journeys in Europe do not include seat reservations unless specifically stated.
  • Travelers must handle their own luggage as porter services are not provided.
  • Hotel check-ins may require a refundable security deposit as per the property’s policy.
  • City taxes may apply in specific countries and must be paid directly at check-out.
  • All sightseeing tours usually begin from a common pickup point unless mentioned otherwise.
  • Delays in reaching a pickup point may result in a missed tour with no refund.
  • Private tour drivers wait only up to 15 minutes beyond the scheduled time.
  • We are not responsible for traffic or unexpected vehicle delays.
  • Indian passport holders often receive visa-free or visa-on-arrival access in many Asian countries.
  • Passport must be valid for at least 6 months with two blank pages.
  • Some destinations require online pre-arrival forms (e.g., Thailand Pass, SG Arrival Card).
  • Green Tax in the Maldives is payable directly at the resort.
  • Local currency or internationally accepted credit/debit cards should be carried.
  • Custom regulations on tobacco, alcohol, and food items should be reviewed before travel.
  • Appropriate dress is expected when visiting temples or religious places.

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