Experience the magic of Manali — snow-capped peaks, Rohtang Pass, Solang Valley, ancient temples and the crystal-clear Beas river. Curated packages for every traveler.
03 Nights & 04 Days · Couple Special with Decorations
Distance / Time: ~530 km | 12–14 hours
The Journey: Board an AC Volvo bus from Kashmere Gate or Majnu ka Tila in Delhi in the evening (between 06:00 PM and 08:00 PM).
Overnight journey.
Distance / Time: ~15-20 km | 2 hours total driving.
The Journey: Arrive at the Manali early morning Private Bus Stand around 08:00 AM. Transfer to your hotel, check in and freshen up. Visiting Manali local sightseeing.
Local Sightseeing: Visit the Hadimba Devi Temple (nestled inside the Dhungri Van Vihar), the Ghatotkacha Temple and the Vashisht Hot Springs.
In evening Walk around the vibrant Mall Road for shopping or check out the hippie cafe culture in Old Manali.
Stay: Hotel in Manali
Distance / Time: ~112 km | 5 hours
The Journey: Depart early from Manali to beat traffic and visiting Solang Valley, Atal Tunnel, Sissu and Rohtang Pass.
Sightseeing Highlights:
Solang Valley: Solang Valley, the adventure hub of Manali. Enjoy thrilling activities like paragliding, zorbing and quad-biking.
Atal Tunnel: The Atal Tunnel is a 9.02 km engineering marvel that has fundamentally changed travel in the Himalayas. It bypasses the treacherous Rohtang Pass, cutting the journey from Manali to the Lahaul Valley from 4 hours to just about 30 minutes.
Sissu: Sissu (also known as Khwaling), Situated at an altitude of around 3,120 meters (10,235 feet) in the Lahaul Valley, it offers a stark, high-altitude desert landscape that contrasts beautifully with the lush greenery of Manali.
Rohtang Pass: Head back through the tunnel and ascend the winding roads to the snow-capped Rohtang Pass (3,978 meters) for breathtaking glacial views.
Head back down to Manali.
Stay: Hotel in Manali
Distance / Time: ~89 km | 4 hours
The Journey: Check out from Manali and drive down towards Parvati Valley via Kullu. Drive deeper into the valley to visit Manikaran Sahib and Kasol.
Sightseeing Highlights:
Manikaran Sahib: Explore the iconic Gurudwara, witness the geological marvel of the boiling natural sulphur springs and have a sacred Langar meal.
Kasol: Kasol, explore the local flea market and relax by the roaring Parvati River.
Stay: Hotel in Kasol
Distance (Kasol to Barshaini) / Time: ~16 km | 45 minutes
Trek Distance / Time: ~12 km | 6 hours
The Journey: Wake up early and drive to Barshaini, the starting point of the trek. The Kheerganga Trek takes you through dense pine forests, cascading waterfalls (like Rudranag), and steep mountain trails. Once at the top, reward yourself with a dip in the sacred Parvati Kund (natural hot water springs) under the shadow of snow peaks.
In the evening enjoy a beautiful mountain sunset, a cozy bonfire, dinner under a clear sky and stargazing.
Stay: Tents in Kheerganga.
Distance / Time: ~538 km | 18 hours
The Journey: Wake up early to catch a pristine Himalayan sunrise. Eat breakfast at the campsite. Begin your descent back down to Barshaini. Reach Barshaini and take your cab back to Kasol.
Spend your remaining hours cafe-hopping in Kasol (highly recommend trying Israeli cuisine at The Evergreen or Moon Dance Cafe) or chilling by the river.
In evening, head to the Kasol or Bhuntar Bus Stand to board your overnight AC Volvo back to Delhi.
Tour ends here with happy memories.
⚠️ Important Note: Rohtang Pass is open from May to October (weather permitting). During winter months (Nov–April), we visit Sissu (Lahaul) or Atal Tunnel instead, which is equally scenic.

3,979 m high pass with breathtaking snow views — gateway to Lahaul-Spiti.

Snow activities, zorbing, paragliding & scenic mountain views year-round.

An engineering marvel in the Himalayas, Atal Tunnel is the world's longest highway tunnel above 10,000 feet.

A laid-back Himalayan hamlet in the Parvati Valley, Kasol is a vibrant paradise for backpackers and nature lovers.

A revered spiritual hub in the Parvati Valley, Manikaran is famous for its natural hot springs and sacred Gurudwara.

Accessible via a scenic forest trek, Kheerganga is a breathtaking alpine meadow famous for its natural hot springs.
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