Chandigarh to Shimla Manali Tour Packages

Your journey begins with arrival in Chandigarh, where our representative will pick you up from the airport, railway station, or bus stand. From here, start your scenic drive toward Shimla, the famous hill station known as the Queen of Hills.

The route passes through beautiful Himalayan foothills and pine forests, making the drive enjoyable and refreshing. After reaching Shimla, check in at your hotel and relax.

In the evening, visit the famous Mall Road and The Ridge, where you can enjoy local cafés, street shopping, and beautiful mountain views.

Overnight stay in Shimla.

After breakfast, proceed for a day trip to Kufri, a small hill station located about 16 km from Shimla. Kufri is known for its panoramic Himalayan views and adventure activities. Visitors can enjoy horse riding, explore the Himalayan Nature Park, or simply enjoy the fresh mountain air.

Later return to Shimla for local sightseeing including:

• Christ Church – one of the oldest churches in North India

• Viceregal Lodge (Indian Institute of Advanced Study)

• Jakhoo Temple – famous for its giant Hanuman statue

• Lakkar Bazaar – known for traditional wooden handicrafts

Spend the evening exploring Shimla Mall Road, trying local food, and shopping for souvenirs.

Overnight stay in Shimla.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and begin your journey toward Manali, one of the most scenic destinations in Himachal Pradesh.

The drive from Shimla to Manali passes through the beautiful Kullu Valley, offering stunning mountain landscapes and riverside views.

During the journey you may stop at:

• Sundernagar Lake

• Pandoh Dam

• Kullu River Rafting Point (optional activity)

• Kullu Shawl Factories

• Vaishno Devi Temple (Kullu)

By evening you will arrive in Manali. After hotel check-in, relax and enjoy the cool mountain weather.

Overnight stay in Manali.

After breakfast, explore the popular tourist attractions of Manali.

Start with the Hidimba Devi Temple, an ancient wooden temple located in a peaceful cedar forest. The unique architecture and natural surroundings make it one of Manali’s most iconic landmarks.

Other places included in the sightseeing tour:

• Vashisht Hot Springs and Temple

• Tibetan Monastery

• Manu Temple

• Van Vihar Nature Park

In the evening, visit Manali Mall Road, where you can explore local markets, try Tibetan food, and shop for woollen clothes, handicrafts, and adventure gear.

Overnight stay in Manali.

Today enjoy an exciting excursion to Rohtang Pass (subject to weather conditions and permits). Rohtang Pass is famous for its breathtaking snow landscapes and spectacular Himalayan views.

On the way, travelers can also experience the famous Atal Tunnel, one of the longest highway tunnels in the world.

If Rohtang Pass is closed due to weather, the trip will be arranged to Solang Valley, which is a popular destination for adventure activities such as:

• Paragliding

• Zorbing

• Ropeway ride

• Snow scooter rides (in winter)

• Skiing during snowfall season

After a day full of adventure and scenic beauty, return to Manali in the evening.

Overnight stay in Manali.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and start your return journey to Chandigarh. The drive offers beautiful views of rivers, mountains, and valleys along the way.

After reaching Chandigarh, you may explore some of the city’s famous attractions if time permits:

• Rock Garden – unique sculptures made from recycled materials

• Sukhna Lake – popular spot for boating and evening walks

• Zakir Hussain Rose Garden – Asia’s largest rose garden

Check in at the hotel and relax.

Overnight stay in Chandigarh.

On the final day of your Shimla Manali Chandigarh Tour Package, enjoy a short sightseeing tour of Chandigarh.

You can visit:

• Capitol Complex (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

• Rock Garden

• Sukhna Lake

• Open Hand Monument

After sightseeing, you will be dropped off at Chandigarh airport or railway station for your onward journey.

Your Chandigarh to Shimla Manali Tour Package ends with wonderful memories of the Himalayas.