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Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Gurgaon to Chandigarh (Approx. 250 km)
Start your journey with a trip between Gurgaon and Chandigarh. It is a pleasant highway, starting where the city streets are crowded and leading to purer and greener regions. On reaching there, you may visit the Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake or local markets and then have a day off.
Day 2: Chandigarh to Shimla (Approx. 115 km)
Chandigarh to Shimla by pine forests and turns and twists. Upon arrival in Shimla, see Ridge, Mall Road, Scandal Point, and Christ Church and take pleasure in the cool climate. The town provides you with the pleasant introduction to the Himachal landscapes.
Day 3: Shimla to Narkanda (Approx. 65 km One Way)
Narkanda, a mountain town in a secluded spot with dense woods and apple orchards. Visit Hatu Peak, hike in the wilderness, capture pictures of the Himalayas and spend the rest of the day in the serene environment. In the evening revert to Shimla.
Day 4: Shimla to Manali (Approx. 250 km)
Get away early and cruise through the gorgeous valleys and riverbanks. The road leads to Kullu Valley, Sundar Nagar, and Pandoh Dam. Reach Manali late in the evening, and have a rest by the river Beas or visit one of the local cafes in Old Manali.
Day 5: Manali Local Sightseeing.
Spend the day sightseeing at the main attractions of Manali: Hadimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Hot Springs, Tibetan Monastery and Van Vihar. During the evening, have a leisurely stroll around the market, or have dinner in a cafe by the river.
Day 6: Manali to Solang Valley & Kullu (Approx. 50 km Round Trip)
Visit Solang Valley and spend the day there by trying out activities such as paragliding, ropeway rides, ATV rides and others. You can visit its shawl factories on the way to Kullu, and, should you wish, you can go river rafting. Go back to Manali to spend the peaceful evening.
Day 7: Manali to Bir Billing (Approx. 210-220 km)
Visit Bir Billing, the best paragliding in India. Visit the fine scenery, monasteries and forest trails. You can go tandem paragliding, or relax, if you are an adventure lover.
Day 8: Bir Billing to Dharamshala (Approx. 65 km)
Arrive in Dharamshala. Explore McLeodganj, Dalai Lama Temple, St John's Church, Bhagsu Waterfall and local markets. The area is refreshing with the Tibetan culture, monasteries, and silent cafes.
Day 9: Dharamshala to Dalhousie (Approx. 120 km)
Travel to Dalhousie. It is a lovely hill town, which has ancient colonial buildings and a serene environment. See Mall Road, Subhash Baoli and Panchpula. Walk slowly among the cedar trees at night.
Day 10: Dalhousie to Pathankot (Approx. 85–90 km) – Departure.
Complete the journey with a journey to Pathankot. Ride the train or flight back. See the mountains the last time before you complete your Himachal adventure.
What You'll Experience
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Travel is easy and both legs are 200-300 km.
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Good hill resorts such as Shimla, Narkanda, Manali, Bir Billing, Dharamshala and Dalhousie.
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Adventurous activities in Solang and Bir.
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Zen spirituality in Dharamshala and Tibetan monasteries.
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Open meadows, trees, and evenings in Dalhousie.
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It was a nice combination of nature, sightseeing, culture and adventure.
Inclusions & Exclusions
✓ What's Included
- AC Vehicle for all transfers and sightseeing (as per itinerary)
- The AC will only work on normal routes, not in hilly areas.
- Hotel Accommodation on twin/double sharing basis
- Meal Plan: Breakfast and Dinner (MAP plan) at the hotel
- All Sightseeing Tours as per the itinerary
- All Applicable Taxes (Toll, Parking, Driver Allowance, GST)
- Experienced Driver / Tour Escort
- Snow Point / Rohtang Excursion (if specifically included)
- Basic Travel Assistance during the tour
- Pickup & Drop from Chandigarh / Delhi (based on package)
✕ Not Included
- Airfare / Train fare
- Cable Car / Ropeway / Pony Ride / Boating Charges
- Entry tickets to monuments, museums, adventure parks, hot springs, etc.
- Rohtang Pass permit or 4x4 Jeep (if not mentioned in inclusions)
- Lunch, snacks, and personal expenses
- Travel Insurance or medical costs
- Porterage at hotels, railway stations, and airports
- Any extra sightseeing or usage of a vehicle not mentioned in the itinerary
- Any item not specifically mentioned under "Inclusions"
Your Journey
Common Questions
How many days are ideal for a Himachal trip from Gurgaon?
8–10 days allow a comfortable and scenic experience.
Which places in Himachal get snowfall?
Manali, Solang Valley, and Narkanda witness winter snowfall.
Is Himachal suitable for families?
Yes, Himachal offers safe and enjoyable family-friendly destinations.
What adventure activities are available?
Solang and Bir Billing offer paragliding, ropeway rides, and more.
Is it easy to travel by road from Gurgaon to Himachal?
Yes, the highways and hill routes are well connected and manageable.
