A classic North Indian hill-station holiday from Delhi — 6 days across Shimla's colonial Mall Road and Manali's Solang Valley adventures, with the Atal Tunnel, Hadimba Temple and Kufri along the way, hotels and transfers all arranged.



A classic North Indian hill-station holiday from Delhi — 6 days across Shimla's colonial Mall Road and Manali's Solang Valley adventures, with the Atal Tunnel, Hadimba Temple and Kufri along the way, hotels and transfers all arranged.
Arrive in Shimla and check in to your hotel. In the evening, walk the pedestrian-only Mall Road and The Ridge, taking in views of the Christ Church and the surrounding pine-covered hills.
Visit the hilltop Jakhoo Temple for panoramic valley views, then drive to Kufri for pony rides and (in season) snow activities, before returning to Shimla for the night.
A scenic drive from Shimla to Manali along the Beas River, through apple orchards and the Kullu Valley. Check in and spend the evening at leisure on Manali's Mall Road.
Visit the 16th-century wooden Hadimba Temple set inside a cedar forest, wander the cafes of Old Manali, and relax at the natural hot springs of Vashisht village.
A full day of Himalayan adventure at Solang Valley — paragliding, zorbing and (in winter) skiing — followed by a drive through the Atal Tunnel, one of the world's longest high-altitude tunnels, toward Sissu.
Check out after breakfast for your onward journey, with the Himalayas visible in the rear-view mirror for most of the drive.
Himachal Pradesh is the classic North Indian hill-station holiday, and a Himachal tour package from Delhi brings together its two most-loved towns in one easy trip — Shimla's colonial-era charm and Manali's adventure-filled mountains, connected by some of the most scenic drives in India.
Shimla and Manali are both within comfortable striking distance of Delhi by flight or overnight road/rail journey, making Himachal one of the most accessible Himalayan escapes. A ready-made package takes care of hotel bookings, the Shimla-Manali inter-city transfer and every sightseeing stop, so you can simply enjoy the mountains.
Shimla, Himachal Pradesh's colonial-era capital, is built around the pedestrian-only Mall Road and Ridge, with Raj-era architecture at every turn.
Manali is Himachal's adventure capital, a base for exploring the Beas River valley and the high-altitude passes beyond.
A short drive from Shimla, Kufri is a popular stop for pony rides and, in winter, snow activities.
Solang Valley, near Manali, is Himachal's best-known adventure hub, framed by snow-capped peaks on every side.
Spring (March-May): Orchards bloom across the Kullu Valley and temperatures are pleasant for sightseeing.
Summer (June-August): Cool, comfortable weather makes this the most popular season, especially for travellers escaping the plains' heat.
Monsoon (July-September): Lush green hillsides, though some mountain routes may see occasional landslides — check conditions before travel.
Winter (December-February): Snowfall in Manali, Solang Valley and Kufri, ideal for skiing and snow activities.
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