Day 01: Delhi - Manali (By Volvo Bus)

Get ready for a pick up from Delhi by a Volvo bus to start your trip to Manali.

Day 02 : Manali

Have breakfast in the morning. Head on to Hidimba Devi Temple, Vashisht Temple, Manu Temple, Monasteries, Club house and so on. Get back to hotel in the evening or visit the local markets. Overnight stay at hotel.

Day 03 : Manali - Rohtang Pass / Snow Point - Manali

Breakfast. Check-out for Kothi Gorge, Rohtang Pass, Marhi, Gulaba and Lahaul valley. Get back to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 04 : Manali - Kullu & Manikaran - Manali

Have a healthy breakfast and get ready for full day sightseeing of Kullu, Angora rabbit Farm, Kasol Valley and Manikaran. In the evening get back to hotel for overnight stay.

Day 05 : Manali - Delhi (By Volvo Bus)

After breakfast get ready for a local sightseeing tour of Manali. Check-out from the hotel in the evening. Departure.

Day 06 : Delhi

Arrive Delhi Volvo stand at about 6-7 AM.
Trip end here with happy memories.

Tour Inclusions :

- 3 Nights accommodation in Manali hotel on twin/double sharing basis.
- 2 Nights travel time in Volvo.
- Welcome drink on arrival {non alcoholic}.
- 3 Breakfast & 3 Dinners in hotel.
- Daily morning and evening tea in hotel.
- All sightseeing and hotel transfers by Non A/C Indigo/Indica Car on private basis {As per package}.
- One day sightseeing of Snow Point / Rohtang Paas by private basis Car.
- One day sightseeing of Kullu and Manikaran by private basis
- All applicable taxes.​
Note : Rohtang Pass will be Extra

EXCLUSION :

- Cost of Lunch.
- Monuments Entrances Fee.
- Any domestic or international Air fare.
- Medical and insurance of any kind. Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like flight delay/cancellation/hike in fare, strike or any other natural calamities.
- ​Personal nature Expenses i.e. Telephone Calls, Laundry, Soft / Hard Drinks Meals, Tipping etc. Camera Fee at Monument.

Tour Highlights :

Hadimba Temple

Dedicated to Devi Hadimba (wife of Bhima), the temple was erected in the year 1553. The wooden temple is situated in the middle of a forest known as Dhungiri Van Vihar.

The Castle

It is a unique medieval structure built around the 1460 AD under the reign of Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu. Built in the western and Himalayan architectural style, the castle is a must see for travelers in Manali.

Manali Gompa

The Manali Gompa is a famous 1960's monastery that attracts monks & Buddhists from different regions of the state like Kinnaur, Lahaul & Spiti, Tibet, Ladakh and Nepal. Far-famed for its wall paintings, Chortens and statue of Lord Buddha, the The Gompa is highly visited by travelers.

Vashisht

The village of Vashisht is famed for its hot sulphur springs and is also home to the famous temple that was made in honor of sage Vashisht and Lord rama.

Monasteries

Manali is home to three Tibetan monasteries that have been constructed recently in the region.

Manali Wildlife sanctuary

Manali wildlife sanctuary is snuggled in the astounding region of Manali and houses numerous wildlife species of flora and fauna.

Solang Valley

Solang Valley is one of the most famous attractions of the region. One can enjoy a picnic here or bask a visit to its ski slopes. Paragliding is one of the major activities enjoyed here by an array of travelers.

Kothi

Kothi is an idyllic village that boasts picturesque views of the deep-down gorge. You can also enjoy a visit to the traditional village here and get in touch with the lives of the villagers.

Manu Temple

The temple was erected in honor of sage Manu, who is believed to be the divine creator of the human race. It is said that it was here that the sage dwelt and meditated.

Rohtang Pass

Situated at an elevation of 3980 m, the Rohtang Pass is an awe-inspiring site. It is opened from June to November each year and is a must see for every backpacker who wish to witness the unequalled beauty of the state.

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