Heaven Himachal Tour Package

Day 1 — Arrival & Transfer to Shimla

Route: Delhi / Chandigarh to Shimla

Distance / Time: From Delhi: ~350 km (8–9 hours), From Chandigarh: ~120 km (3–4 hours)

The Journey: Upon arrival at the airport or railway station, you will be picked up and driven up into the Shivalik hills toward Shimla. On the way from Chandigarh, enjoy views of the Himalayan Expressway. Upon arrival in Shimla, check into your hotel.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Shimla.

Day 2 — Shimla to Kufri

Route: Local excursion to Kufri and back

Distance / Time: ~25 km / 1 hour

Sightseeing Points:

Kufri: Visit the Himalayan Nature Park (Zoo), Mahasu Peak (accessible via horse ride) and enjoy fun activities at Kufri Adventure Park.

Shimla Local: Return to the town to visit Jakhoo Temple (famous for the massive Hanuman statue and panoramic valley views) and the historic Viceregal Lodge (Indian Institute of Advanced Study).

Evening Walk: Explore The Ridge, Christ Church, Scandal Point and shop for wooden artifacts at Lakkar Bazaar.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Shimla.

Day 3 — Shimla to Manali via Kullu Valley

Route: Shimla to Manali

Distance / Time: ~250 km / 7–8 hours

The Journey: Drive past the beautiful Sunder Nagar Lake and stop for photos at the magnificent Pandoh Dam. Visit the Hanogi Mata Temple right along the highway. Stop at Kullu Valley to check out the traditional Shawl Factories or try river rafting in the Beas River (time permitting). Check into your Manali hotel by late evening.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Manali.

Day 4 — Manali Town Local Sightseeing

Route: Local town travel

Distance / Time: ~15-20 km / 3–4 hours

Sightseeing Points:

Hadimba Devi Temple: Nestled inside a dense cedar forest known as Dhungri Van Vihar, this historic 16th-century Hindu temple is dedicated to Goddess Hidimba. Its distinctive four-tiered wooden pagoda-style architecture makes it one of the most culturally significant and frequently photographed landmarks in the area.

Club House: Located about 2 km from Mall Road on the banks of the Manalsu River, this British-style amusement hub is managed by HPTDC.

Mall Road: Mall Road is the bustling, pedestrian-only nerve center of Manali. Lined with a mix of old-world charm and modern conveniences, it serves as the ultimate gathering spot for tourists and locals alike.

The Tibetan Monasteries: Located just a short walk (about 200–500 meters) from the hustle and bustle of Mall Road, the Tibetan Monasteries offer an immediate transition into profound tranquility and spiritual calm. They were established by the large population of Tibetan refugees who settled in the valley in the 1960s.

Van Vihar: A peaceful green oasis just a short walk from Mall Road. Flanked by towering deodar trees and running alongside the Beas River, it features quiet walking paths and a small man-made lake where you can go paddle boating.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Manali.

Day 5 — Solang Valley & Snow Point / Atal Tunnel / Sissu

Route: Manali to Solang Valley / Atal Tunnel / Sissu

Distance / Time: ~40-45 km / 6–8 hours

Sightseeing Points:

Solang Valley: The adventure hub of Manali. Participate in paragliding, zorbing, quad biking or take the scenic cable car/ropeway ride.

Atal Tunnel: Stretching over 9 kilometers, it holds the distinction of being the world longest highway tunnel above an altitude of 10,000 feet, connecting the Kullu Valley directly to the high-altitude desert of Lahaul Valley.

Sissu: Sissu is a picturesque mountain village nestled in the Lahaul Valley that has surged in popularity since the opening of the Atal Tunnel.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Manali.

Day 6 — Manali to Dharamshala

Route: Manali to Dharamshala via Palampur

Distance / Time: ~240 km (7–8 hours)

Sightseeing Points:

Palampur Tea Gardens: Continuing about 16 km further down the highway toward Dharamshala (around 35 km before your destination), you will enter Palampur, fondly known as the "Tea Dharamshala, this ancient temple is a magnificent stop right off the main road. Built in 1204 AD by two local merchants, Ahuka and Manyuka, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva as Vaidyanath (the Lord of Physicians).

Arrive in Dharamshala by evening and relax.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Dharamshala.

Day 7 — Dharamshala Local Sightseeing to Dalhousie

Route: Dharamshala sightseeing, then transfer to Dalhousie

Distance / Time: ~120 km (4–5 hours driving after sightseeing)

Sightseeing Points:

Tsuglagkhang Complex: The official residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and a spiritual Buddhist monastery.

Bhagsunag Temple & Bhagsu Waterfall: Bhagsunag Temple is an ancient and highly revered Hindu shrine surrounded by lush green coniferous forests. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and the local snake god, Nag Devta.

Bhagsu Waterfall is starting right from the back of the Bhagsunag Temple complex, a well-paved 1-kilometer walking trail leads you to this spectacular natural waterfall.

St. John in the Wilderness Church: A historic neo-Gothic church surrounded by pine forests.

HPCA Cricket Stadium: Famous for being one of the highest and most visually stunning cricket stadiums in the world.

Depart for Dalhousie, navigating scenic mountain curves to arrive by evening.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Dalhousie.

Day 8 — Dalhousie & Khajjiar (Mini Switzerland) Excursion

Route: Dalhousie to Khajjiar and back

Distance / Time: ~125 km (1 hours for each way)

Sightseeing Points:

Khajjiar: Known as the "Mini Switzerland of India," this is a massive saucer-shaped emerald meadow enveloped by dense Deodar trees, featuring a small lake in the center. You can try horse riding or zorbing here.

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary: Located roughly 12 kilometers from Dalhousie, this pristine wildlife reserve is famous for its exceptionally dense forest canopy of oak, pine and rhododendron trees. "Kalatop" translates literally to "black cap," referring to the thick, deep-tinted forest cover that blanks out the sunlight on the highest hilltops. A haven for nature walks and birdwatching; lucky travelers can spot the Himalayan black bear, leopards, langurs and exotic pheasants.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Dalhousie.

Day 9 — Dalhousie to Departure Point (Delhi / Chandigarh)

Route: Dalhousie to Chandigarh / Delhi

Distance / Time: From Delhi: ~560 km (11-12 hours), From Chandigarh: ~310 km (6-7 hours)

The Journey: After an early breakfast, checkout from the hotel and begin your downhill journey back to the plains. Drop-off will be managed seamlessly at either the Chandigarh / Delhi Railway Station / Airport for your flight or train back home.

Tour ends here with happy memories.