Manali
Manali is a breathtaking retreat amidst the snow-capped peaks of Himachal Pradesh. From the vibrant cafes of Old Manali to the spiritual energy of ancient
Himachal Pradesh Tour Packages
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Our bespoke Himachal Pradesh tour package offers an adrenaline-filled retreat into India’s most picturesque mountain landscapes.
Himachal Pradesh is a breathtaking blend of snow-capped peaks, lush valleys, and charming hill towns. From Shimla’s colonial charm to Manali’s scenic beauty, this northern Indian state offers something for every kind of traveler. You can also explore the Tibetan heritage of Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj, home to the Dalai Lama, or soak in the untouched beauty of Spiti and Lahaul, where dramatic landscapes and ancient monasteries transport you to another world.
If you love the outdoors, Himachal Pradesh is your playground for adventure! Trek through the stunning Hampta Pass, enjoy skiing in Solang Valley, or take a serene boat ride in Dalhousie’s Khajjiar Lake, often called the ‘Mini Switzerland of India’.
The best time to visit Himachal Pradesh
Peak Season
March - June
Moderate Season
October - February
Off Season
July - September
Some interesting trivia about Himachal Pradesh:
- The name Himachal means “Land of Snow” in Sanskrit, perfectly describing its stunning landscapes.
- Bara Shigri Glacier, located in Lahaul-Spiti, is the second-largest in Asia, making it a must-see for adventure seekers.
- Shimla has the largest and only natural ice skating rink in Asia, operating during winter.
- Bir Billing is one of the world’s best paragliding sites, offering thrilling aerial views of the Himalayas.
- McLeod Ganj is home to the Dalai Lama and a thriving Tibetan community, offering a rich blend of Buddhist culture and spirituality.
- Malana, the Ancient Isolated Village, claims to be one of the world’s oldest democracies and follows unique customs, including restricting outsiders from touching village structures.
- Legends say that Manikaran, famous for its hot springs, was created when Lord Shiva lost a precious jewel, and Goddess Parvati’s tears brought the waters to life.
- The locals believe that the high-altitude village of Chitkul is the last inhabited place before the Indo-Tibetan border.
Popular Places to Visit
Dharamshala
Home to the Dalai Lama and a vibrant Tibetan community, this mountain retreat offers a soul-stirring experience for travelers seeking peace, adventure, and cultural depth.
Shimla
Shimla, the summer capital of British India, captivates visitors with its crisp mountain air. This hill station, draped in pine forests and rolling valleys, offers
