Kinnaur Tour Packages from Goa

You start your journey as you reach Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh. Through its colonial charm and scintillating views, Shimla marks an ideal beginning for your Kinnaur from Goa tour package. After the check-in at the hotel, take a leisure walk along the Mall Road, stroll to Christ Church, visit the famous Ridge, and enjoy the breathtaking views. It will be the mountain air, and the energetic atmosphere of Shimla, that shall set the tone for this voyage.

Drive from Shimla towards Sarahan and it is indeed called the 'Gateway to Kinnaur'. En route halt at the temple of Tara Devi, the religious shrine in beautiful green surroundings. Visit the revered Bhimakali Temple, this marvelous structure shows reverence to Lord Bhimakali. It represents the cultural amity of the region, in a unique synthesis of Hinduism and Buddhism styles. The day ends in serenity at Sarahan and with the vistas of the Shrikhand Mahadev peak.

Take you to one of the most beautiful valleys in Kinnaur- Sangla. The journey to Sangla is an eye feast because the Baspa River accompanies you on the way. On arrival visit the quaint Kamru village and the ancient Kamru Fort which houses the ancient Kamru Temple dedicated to Lord Badrinath. Explore through the lush green apple orchard and pine woods of Sangla Valley. Splendid views combined with scenic sights make Sangla the gem jewel of your Kinnaur packages from Goa.

On the fourth day, go to Chitkul, which is the last inhabited village near the Indo-Tibetan border. The drive to Chitkul is pure magic, and it flows by the Baspa River and with the snow-capped peaks in the backdrop. On arrival, visit the Mathi Temple, a sacred site dedicated to the local deity. Take a leisurely walk through the village, interact with the friendly locals, and marvel at the traditional Kinnauri houses. Chitkul's untouched beauty and peaceful vibe make it a must-visit destination in your Kinnaur from Goa tour package.

Day five will take you to the very picturesque town of Kalpa, where apple orchards meet your eye, and there's a breathtaking view of the Kinner Kailash range. You would visit Reckong Peo on your way, the administrative headquarters of Kinnaur, to visit the peaceful monastery and feel the local culture. After reaching Kalpa, you can visit Narayan-Nagini Temple, an ancient temple complex, and Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Monastery. It is a very special day for the breathtaking sunset over Kinner Kailash Peak, which puts visitors under an enchantment spell. The serene ambiance and spiritual atmosphere make Kalpa an ideal addition to Kinnaur Packages from Goa.

On the sixth day, you would be taken to Narkanda. It is one of the beautiful hill stations surrounded by dense forests and orchards of apples. On your way, you will visit Rampur, which is an ancient town known for its rich culture, and the annual Lavi Fair. Narkanda has in store for you the visit to Hatu Peak, offering panoramic views of the valleys and snow-covered mountains. The peaceful environment and cool climate of Narkanda will be a perfect retreat before heading back to Shimla.

The last day with Kinnaur from Gthe oa tour package takes you on a return trip to Shimla. Stop off on the journey along the way to the beautiful Tattapani Hot Springs, giving time for possibly immersing yourself within those long refreshing soaks of this natural sulfur springs and to finalize local handicraft shopping from towns before seeing at either the airport or a railway station returning home.
 Kinnaur tour by Rajasthan Cab takes you through some of the dramatically scenic landscapes and culturally rich destinations of Himachal Pradesh, from the lush valleys of Sangla to the serene villages of Chitkul and Kalpa, as a strictly exclusive experience to visit one of the lesser-known yet beautiful destinations of Himachal Pradesh. There it is a treat for any nature lover, a spiritual seeker, or an adventure enthusiast-pacify, as the Kinnaur tour from Goa offers an experience that never fades into memory. So pack your bags and get ready to trek to the undiscovered gem of the Himalayas!