🌄 Complete Himachal Circuit

Heaven Himachal Tour Package

The ultimate Himachal Pradesh experience — Shimla's colonial charm, Manali's scenic valleys and adventure activities, Dharamshala's serenity and Dalhousie's pine forests. All in one grand tour.

📅 8 Nights / 9 Days
🏨 4 Destinations
⭐ Best Value
🚗 Private Vehicle
👥 Individual & Groups
🌄 Grand Circuit

Heaven Himachal — Complete Tour

08 Nights & 09 Days · Shimla + Manali + Dharamshala + Dalhousie

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Duration
8N / 9D
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Destinations
4 Cities
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Vehicle
Innova/Tempo
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Hotels
3-Star
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Meals
Breakfast & Dinner
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Sightseeing
20+ Spots

🗺️ Complete Itinerary

Day 1 — Arrival & Transfer to Shimla

Route: Delhi / Chandigarh to Shimla

Distance | Time (from Delhi): ~350 km | ~8–9 hours

Distance | Time (from Chandigarh): ~120 km | ~3-4 hours

The Journey: Begin your Himalayan holiday, drive from Delhi or Chandigarh towards Shimla, the beautiful capital of Himachal Pradesh. Upon arrival in Shimla, check into the hotel, freshen up and spend a relaxed evening walking on the historic Mall Road, The Ridge, Lakkar Bazaar and taking photos in front of the iconic neo-Gothic Christ Church.

Sightseeing Highlights:

  • Mall Road: The heart of Shimla, popular for shopping, cafés and leisurely walks.
  • Scandal Point: A popular viewpoint offering beautiful views of the surrounding hills.
  • Lakkar Bazaar: A traditional marketplace adjoining The Ridge, famous for handcrafted wooden artifacts, walking sticks, carved toys and warm Himachali street food.
  • The Ridge: A spacious open area offering panoramic views of the Himalayan landscape.
  • Christ Church: A historic landmark and one of Shimla's most recognizable buildings.

Spend a relaxing evening exploring Shimla before returning to the hotel.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Shimla.

Day 2 — Shimla to Kufri

Route: Local excursion to Kufri and back

Drive Distance | Time: ~30-45 km round trip | ~5-6 hours

The Journey: After breakfast, drive to Kufri, a picturesque hill destination known for its deodar forests, mountain scenery and seasonal snow. Enjoy the natural surroundings before returning to Shimla to explore its historic landmarks.

Sightseeing Highlights:

  • Kufri Adventure & Snow Park: Enjoy beautiful Himalayan views and a variety of indoor and outdoor entertainment activities.
  • Indira Bungalow: A popular attraction offering scenic views of the Kufri region.
  • Himalayan Zoo: A wildlife attraction showcasing Himalayan flora and fauna, subject to operations.
  • Jakhoo Temple: Visit the hilltop Hanuman temple and enjoy panoramic views of Shimla.

Return to the hotel for a relaxing evening.

Overnight dinner and stay at the hotel in Shimla.

Day 3 — Shimla to Manali via Kullu Valley

Route: Shimla to Manali

Distance | Time Required: ~250 km | ~7–8 hours

The Journey: After breakfast, head towards Manali through the scenic mountain landscapes of Mandi and Kullu via Pandoh Dam and Maa Baglamukhi Temple / Ropeway. Enjoy Beas riverside views, forested hills and beautiful valleys along the route.

Sightseeing Highlights:

  • Pandoh Dam: Stop to admire the reservoir and surrounding hills.
  • Maa Baglamukhi Temple / Ropeway: Visit the Maa Baglamukhi Temple for spiritual blessings or enjoy a scenic ropeway ride offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
  • Kullu Shawl Factory: Discover traditional weaving and shop for locally made woollens and handicrafts.
  • River Rafting Point (Babeli): The designated river rafting point along the Beas River. Visitors can enjoy an exciting white-water rafting experience, subject to river conditions and local operator permissions.
  • Paragliding Point (Dobhi): Continue towards the popular paragliding point in the Kullu Valley. Paragliding is an optional activity and is subject to weather and safety conditions.

Arrive in Manali by evening, check into your hotel and relax after the journey.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Manali.

Day 4 — Manali Town Local Sightseeing

Route: Local town travel

Distance | Time Required: ~15-20 km | ~3–4 hours

The Journey: After breakfast, explore the hill town of Manali, known for its ancient temples, lush cedar forests, riverside attractions and vibrant local markets.

Sightseeing Highlights:

  • Hadimba Devi Temple: This historic 16th-century Hindu temple is dedicated to Goddess Hidimba. Its distinctive four-tiered wooden pagoda-style architecture makes it one of the most culturally significant landmark in the area.
  • Club House: An entertainment complex along the Manalsu River offering indoor games and boating.
  • Tibetan Monastery: Located just a short walk (about 200–500 meters) from the hustle and bustle of Mall Road. A peaceful shrine featuring colorful prayer wheels and a large statue of Lord Buddha.
  • Van Vihar: A peaceful green oasis just a short walk from Mall Road. A tall deodar park stretching along the Beas River, ideal for peaceful nature walks. It serves as the ultimate gathering spot for tourists and locals alike.
  • Mall Road: Mall Road is the bustling, pedestrian-only nerve center of Manali. A vibrant street market ideal for evening walks, local food and souvenirs.

After visiting the sightseeing, return to the hotel.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Manali.

Day 5 — Solang Valley & Snow Point / Atal Tunnel / Sissu

Route: Manali to Solang Valley / Atal Tunnel / Sissu

Distance | Time Required: ~80–100 km round trip | ~6–8 hours

The Journey: After breakfast, head towards Sissu via Solang Valley and Atal Tunnel. Pass through the tunnel and enter the beautiful cold-desert landscape of Lahaul Valley.

Sightseeing Points:

  • Solang Valley: Himachal Pradesh’s ultimate adventure sports hub, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and glaciers. Adventure Activities - Paragliding, zorbing, ATV rides zip-lining and Solang Ropeway.
  • Atal Tunnel: It holds the distinction of being the world longest highway tunnel above an altitude of 10,000 feet, connecting the Kullu Valley directly to the high-altitude desert of Lahaul Valley.
  • Sissu Village: Sissu is a picturesque mountain village nestled in the Lahaul Valley that has surged in popularity since the opening of the Atal Tunnel.
  • Sissu Lake and Waterfall: Enjoy the beautiful views of Sissu Lake and a dramatic waterfall cascading down high rocky mountain faces into the valley.

After that return to Manali.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Manali.

Day 6 — Manali to Dharamshala

Route: Manali to Dharamshala via Palampur

Distance | Time Required: ~240 km | ~7–8 hours

The Journey: After breakfast, checkout from your hotel and begin your scenic drive towards Dharamshala. Travel through the beautiful mountain roads of Mandi and Kangra Valley, enjoying views of rivers, green hills and traditional Himachali villages.

Sightseeing Points:

  • Baijnath Shiva Temple: Visit the ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, known for its historic stone architecture and spiritual significance.
  • Tea Gardens: Enjoy scenic views of lush tea plantations against the Dhauladhar mountain range in Palampur.
  • Chamunda Devi Temple: Visit this revered Hindu pilgrimage site surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery.
  • Dharamshala Cricket Stadium: One of the highest and most scenic international cricket stadiums in the world, set against the Dhauladhar mountains.
  • War Memorial: Pay tribute to the brave soldiers of Himachal Pradesh who lost their lives in service.

Continue to Dharamshala or McLeod Ganj, check into your hotel and relax.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Macleodganj / Dharamshala.

Day 7 — Macleodganj (Little Lhasa) Local Sightseeing to Dalhousie

Route: Dharamshala sightseeing, then transfer to Dalhousie

Distance | Time Required: ~120-130 km | ~5-6 hours (driving after sightseeing)

Sightseeing Points:

  • Tsuglagkhang Complex (Dalai Lama Temple): The spiritual center of McLeod Ganj housing shrines, prayer wheels, statues and the official residence of the Dalai Lama.
  • McLeod Ganj Market: Explore the Macleodganj marker offering authentic Tibetan handicrafts, singing bowls, prayer flags and delicious momos or thukpa in hilltop cafes.
  • Dal Lake: A peaceful lake surrounded by deodar forests and mountains.
  • Bhagsunag Temple and Bhagsu Waterfall: An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and a scenic waterfall surrounded by beautiful mountain landscapes.

After sightseeing, depart for Dalhousie, navigating scenic mountain curves to arrive by evening.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Dalhousie.

Day 8 — Dalhousie & Khajjiar (Mini Switzerland) Excursion

Route: Dalhousie to Khajjiar and back

Distance | Time Required: ~40-50 km | ~4–6 hours

The Journey: After breakfast, head towards Khajjiar, popularly known as the Mini Switzerland of India via Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings dense deodar forests and snow-capped mountain views.

Sightseeing Points:

  • Khajjiar: "Mini Switzerland of India," famous for its emerald green meadow. Famous for its central lake with a floating island, alpine vistas and adventure activities like horse riding and zorbing.
  • Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary: A dense, serene reserve of tall deodar and pine forests offering tranquil nature trails, birdwatching and panoramic views of snow-clad Himalayan peaks.
  • Dalhousie Local Market: In evening, enjoy local market, cafes and colonial-era surroundings.

Overnight stay and dinner at the hotel in Dalhousie.

Day 9 — Dalhousie to Departure Point (Delhi / Chandigarh)

Route: Dalhousie to Chandigarh / Delhi

Distance | Time (from Delhi): ~560 km | ~11-12 hours

Distance | Time (from Chandigarh): ~310 km | ~6-7 hours

The Journey: After an early breakfast, checkout from the hotel and begin your downhill journey back to the plains. Drop-off will be managed seamlessly at either the Chandigarh / Delhi Railway Station / Airport for your flight or train back home.

Tour ends here with happy memories.

✅ Inclusions
  • Private AC vehicle throughout
  • 8 nights accommodation (3-star)
  • Daily breakfast (8 mornings)
  • All sightseeing per itinerary
  • Experienced driver-guide
  • All toll, parking, driver allowance
  • 24/7 trip support
❌ Exclusions
  • Rohtang Pass permit
  • Adventure activities
  • Lunch & dinner
  • Personal expenses & tips
  • Travel insurance
  • Entry fees at monuments

💡 Tip: Rohtang Pass Permits - Visiting Rohtang Pass requires a special National Green Tribunal (NGT) permit with a strict daily quota (capped at 1,200 vehicles/day).

📍 All Destinations Covered

Illuminated Christ Church and evening crowd on the Ridge Shimla
Shimla

Queen of Hills — Mall Road, Jakhu Temple, Kufri.

Snow-covered mountain slope and alpine huts in Solang Valley Manali
Manali

Rohtang Pass, Solang Valley, Hadimba Temple.

Aerial view of HPCA Cricket Stadium Dharamshala with Dhauladhar mountain range backdrop
Dharamshala

McLeodGanj, Dalai Lama Temple, Kangra Fort.

Charming colonial forest rest house surrounded by tall pine trees in Dalhousie
Dalhousie

Khajjiar, pine forests, Satdhara Falls.

Clear blue waters of Beas River flowing through Kullu valley with mountain backdrop
Kullu Valley

Beas River, shawl factories, apple orchards.

Scenic view of turquoise waters of Chamera Lake surrounded by green hills near Dalhousie
Chamera Lake

Scenic dam lake — boating and mountain views.

📷 Himachal Tour Photo Gallery

Colonial charm of the historic Ridge and Christ Church in Shimla
Tourists visiting Himalayan Nature Park at Kufri
Centuries-old wooden pagoda architecture of Hadimba Temple, Manali
White water river rafting thrill in the Beas River, Kullu
Tourists exploring the serene temple grounds of McLeod Ganj
Visitors capturing memories at the scenic HPCA Stadium Dharamshala
Lush green meadows and pine woods of Khajjiar – Mini Switzerland of India
Tourists enjoying snow adventures and skiing in colorful snow suits

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❓ FAQ

Absolutely! We specialize in custom itineraries. You can add or remove destinations, extend stay at preferred places, add trekking packages or adventure activities. Call us for a personalized quote.

March–June and September–November are best. May–June gives snow at Rohtang and pleasant weather everywhere. October gives clear skies and apple season in Kullu. December–February is great for snow lovers at Shimla and Kufri.

Yes, this package is designed for all ages. The itinerary involves vehicle sightseeing with short walks. We can adjust pace for senior groups. Rohtang Pass can be skipped for seniors and Atal Tunnel visited instead at lower altitude.

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