Kullu Manali Tour Packages from Ajmer

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Do you have plans for Kullu Manali Tour from Ajmer? If yes, then why wait. Oh, please hold on. Before you hop on a tour, take a gist of a basic travel information that you ought to know about Kullu Manali Tourism.

The most loved Himalayan destination of India, Kullu Manali has been widely famous among youngsters and newly married couples. The places are generously blessed with nature and yet, one is different from the kind of experience they offer. Kullu is referred as the “land of the gods” and quite aptly so. Enclosed on the banks of the River Beas, it is characterized by forests, magnificent scenery, valley, streams, rivers.

The well-curated, Ajmer to Kullu Manali Tour Packages is highly recommended for all types of travelers like couples, families, kids, and more. In this tour, there are so many interesting things to see in Kullu like Great Himalayan National Park, Kasol, Rohtang Pass, Hadimba Devi Temple, Vashisht Temple, etc. In Manali you can try the ropeway ride or hang around at the mall or take a tour in the serenity of old Manali.

Kullu Manali Tour is a major part of any Himachal Tour Package which takes you on a journey through the scenic landscapes of Himalayas. The tour includes a guided tour of the destinations, who will accompany you across the city. You can book a perfect all-inclusive tour with Rajasthan Cab and get the best deals or discounts on them.

Kullu Manali Tour Itinerary from Ajmer

Day 1: Ajmer to Manali Transfer

Ajmer is a spiritual town in Rajasthan with its developed connectivity to destinations by road and rail.
There’s the nearest airport to Ajmer in Jaipur or Kishangarh. While Ajmer is approximately 859 kms away from Manali by road and takes approximately 16 hours.
Depending on your budget type, season of travel, and ticket availability, you can choose a suitable mode of transportation.
Overnight will be onboard.

Day 2: Reaching Manali

Upon your arrival in Manali the next day, meet our driver at the pickup point and then travel to your pre-booked hotel comfortably.
Complete the check-in formalities and spend restful hours.
The remaining day is free for you to shop around from Manali’s bustling bazaars and collect some souvenirs on the first day in Manali.
Stay relaxed overnight in the hotel.

Day 3: Manali Sightseeing Tour

The next day is planned for exploring the main sightseeing points of Manali. So, meet the driver and proceed with the tour. This typically includes:
The Hadimba Devi Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to Hadimba Devi featuring the idol and unique architecture.
Vashisht Village is 3 kms away from Manali centre and is famous for its ancient temple and natural hot springs.
Manu temple is dedicated to the sage Manu, considered to be the creator of the human race.
Jogini Waterfall is a beautiful place passing through pine trees and orchards taking you to the waterfalls.
Later, return to the hotel for a relaxing night stay.

Day 4: Adventurous Excursions

As you progress, meet our automobilist, and proceed towards Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass. Gear up after breakfast and proceed for a drive to Solang Valley.
Solang Valley is the most famous for its scenic beauty, and adventure activities like skiing, paragliding, and zorbing.
Skiing can be enjoyed during the winter season from December to February.
The beautiful valley is an ideal spot for thrill-seekers and nature lovers.
Next, continue to Rohtang Pass where you can relive the moments of “Jab We Met” or “Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani.”
Before dusk falls, return to the hotel in Manali.

Day 5: Kullu Excursion

After a healthy breakfast, get ready to enjoy a day trip to Kullu, a neighbouring valley. Kullu is widely famous for its scenic beauty, river rafting and shawl weaving.
River rafting on the Beas River is a popular adventure activity.
Visting shawl factories to observe the traditional art of shawl weaving.
Raghunath Temple lies at a height of 2056 meters above sea level.
Local markets of Kullu offer the widest collection of souvenirs and local handicrafts.
Get dropped back to the hotel in Kullu.

Day 6: Departure

This day marks the end of Kullu Manali tour from Ajmer.
Travellers will leave from Manali, followed by a similar route of day one.
The tour operator will arrange transportation to the airport, railway station or bus stand.

Inclusion

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)

Exclusion

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"

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s included in this Kullu Manali tour from Ajmer?

Typically, the tour covers accommodation, and transportation within the itinerary (local transfers and sightseeing), along with meals and breakfasts. Check the specific package details with the tour guide.

What are the accommodation options?

The options for a Kullu Manali tour range from budget-friendly hotels to mid-range and luxury resorts. They vary depending on the package and budget.

What are the best places to shop in Kullu and Manali?

In Manali, you can visit Mall Road for souvenirs, handicrafts, and clothing. Kullu markets are the best place to buy shawls, woollen items, and local handicrafts.

What kind of clothing should I pack?

You can pack clothing according to the season. Layered clothes are essential. In summer, carry a light jacket, but in winter, heavy woollens, thermals, and snow gear are recommended.