07:00PM : Delhi to Manali
Dinner
Journey
08:00 AM: Arrival at Manali
10:00 AM: After Fresh up and breakfast proceed for Manali Sightseeing (Hadimba Temple, Tibetan Monasterie, Shalimahadev Temple, Vashist (hot water springs)
07:00 PM: Check-in into Hotel
Breakfast Dinner
Night stay
07:00 AM: After Breakfast proceed to Rohtang pass (Snow Point)
06:00 PM: Arrival at Hotel
Breakfast Dinner
Night stay
07:00 AM: After Breakfast Proceed to Chandigarh (En-route Kullu Valley Sightseeing and Adventurous Sports like River Rafting and Paragliding)
04:00 PM: Arrival at Pinjore Garden
06:00 PM: Arrival at Hotel in Chandigarh
Breakfast Dinner
Night stay
07:00 AM: After Breakfast proceed for Chandigarh Sightseeing (Sukhana Lake, Rose Garden and Rock Garden)
02:00 PM: Departure from Chandigarh to Delhi (En-route Kurukshetra Sightseeing)
10:00PM: Arrival in Delhi
Breakfast
Journey
anali :- Western Himalayas give space to this heavenly abode with snow covered mountains guarding the valley and heart-throbbing scenery making one want to stay here for a lifetime. Manali, 280 kilometers from the town of Shimla, houses numerous temples and monasteries. Namely, the famous Pagoda shape roofed Hadimba Temple. The Manu temple, which is a tribute to Lord Manu, from whose tale the name of this town, is derived. Vashishta is a fair sized village which is famous for temples of Sage Vashishta and Lord Rama and its hot water springs. For peace seekers, this place can work wonders as it also has three Tibetan Monasteries.
Rohtang Pass :- The eastern Pir Panjal range of Himalayas gives Manali its highest point in the form of Rohtang Pass. At 13,497 feet, snow covered mountains and roads are regular sight here. Though its navigable on foot, sudden snowstorms and blizzards in this area gives Rohtang pass its well-deserved reputation of being dangerous at times. The mysterious waterfalls and floating clouds gives this place a beauty which can only be experienced.
Solang Valley :- About 14 kilometers from Manali, Solang Valley provides tourists the time of their lives with summer and winter sporting facilities available. Essentially, giant slopes of lawns which extends all through the Solang Valley, provides ideal conditions for ski-sports in winter. Paragliding, horse riding and parachuting are other activities that run throughout the year in this area.
Kullu :- Located on the banks of the Beas River, KulluValley, essentially, is home for its famous Pine trees, expansive Apple groves, and Deodar forests. Surrounded at all sides by Himalayan range, Kullu also indulges in art richness with the likes of the BijliMahadev temple. The rare temple of Lord Narsingh adds to the pleasant experience that Kullu is. It’s quite famous for the DussehraMela that radiates Kullu at its colorful best.
Chandigarh:- At the foothills of the beautiful Sivalik range of the Himalayas, situated is the city that is testified to be the neatest and the first smoke-free city in the Republic of India. Famous for its town-design and structural design, Chandigarh is the home to some fascinating must visit places. While Rock Garden is renowned for its recycled ceramic made statuettes, Rose Garden and Cactus Garden house incalculable species of Rose and Cactus scrubs. And if 6 hours journey from Delhi to Chandigarh has exhausted you, you are welcomed by the lively Sukhna Lake. It isn’t only the home for the famed Mango festival, but its picturesque beauty and serenity makes it ideal for water sports, namely boating, water skiing and even kayaking.
Kurukshetra – a destination known for its spirituality!
Kurukshetra is a district in the northern state of Haryana. The city finds special place in Hindu mythology because of its connections with various legends and folklores that have been preserved as icons of religion and culture through generations. Kurukshetra is the place where the battle of Mahabharata is said to have been fought between the kauravas and pandavas and therefore this city is also referred to as the birth place of Bhagwat Gita!
Historians and cultural analysts in India have hailed Kurukshetra as the ‘cradle of civilization’ because of the rich milieu of various dimensions like spirituality, learning and the dharma. Today, Kurukshetra is visited by large numbers of tourists, most of whom are the Hindu devotees who throng to the religious shrines and temples here. The city is also among the oldest ones in India. Here are the top destinations that are on the ‘must visit’ list of the tourists and pilgrims coming to Kurukshetra.
Tour Requirement:
• For Adults - Photo Identification in the form of Passport / Aadhar Card / Driving License / Voter ID
• For Students - Photo identification in the form of Passport / Aadhar Card / PAN card. Carry Original as well as 2 photocopies of school or college photo identity card.
• For Infants - Carry 2 passport sized Photographs
Things to Carry:
• Mobile Phones with Appropriate Sim Card.
• Along with your necessary clothing and toiletries carry sun screen lotion, hand sanitiser, sun glasses, cap, sports shoes, umbrella / Winchester, camera etc. and woollens if needed
• If you are on any medication, carry sufficient stock of the medicines with prescription.
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