Himachal Tour Package

Our Himachal Tour package portfolio provides you with the experience of the Himalayas with carefully designed itineraries of Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, Dalhousie, Kullu, Kasol, Spiti Valley, Kasauli and so on. Our Himachal tour packages in India are sure to please all kinds of travelers, whether you want a short holiday of 3-14 days or a long adventure of 10-14 days. These are perfect packages of families, couples, groups, and individuals who wish to explore nature, adventure, culture, and picturesque hill towns.

We are the providers of Himachal honeymoon packages in India to have a romantic trip or Himachal family holiday packages to have comfort and ease. The cost begins with ₹9,999 depending on short breaks and increases up to ₹89,999 depending on long and high-end tours. All Himachal vacation packages in India will have the provision of well-organized transport, stay, sightseeing, meals, and optional extras such as rafting, paragliding, and treks.

Our travel packages also include flights to those who wish to travel to Himachal travel package in India with full arrangements. All Himachal tour packages in Himachal Tour Package from Delhi to Himachal tour packages from Kerala, all itineraries will guarantee the stress-free package with professional drivers, checked hotels and 24/7 support. These tours will take you the right combination of adventure and rest under the lap of the Himalayas.

About Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is considered the Land of the Gods and as such, enjoys some of the most scenic spots in India, with its snow-capped mountain ranges, ancient temples, pine forests, apple orchards, hill stations and adventure sports. We have over 60+ Himachal tour packages that cover all possible options such as the affordable road trips to the luxurious accommodations. Be it a Himachal trip package in India or a luxurious private holiday, all our services comprise of hotels, flights, transfers, sightseeing, guided tours, and full assistance of traveling.

You will have the finest time in Himachal with our well-planned itineraries, be it walking through Mall Road in Shimla, having snow fun in Solang Valley, meditating in Dharamshala monasteries, or paddling the Chamera Lake at Dalhousie. Other adventure sports that tourists can experience in Bir Billing are trekking in Kheerganga and high-altitude valleys of Lahaul Spiti.

Our Himachal holiday package in India operates flights to and out of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kochi and Ahmedabad and thus our vacation package in Himachal can be easily booked by any major city. No matter where in India you are (be it in Himachal tour packages in Kerala, Punjab, or other places), our crew will take care of a hassle-free trip. Himachal Pradesh can be remembered by couples, families, and adventure lovers.

Which kind of Tour is the Best?

1. City Tours - Ideal first time visitors wish to have a sight seeing around Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala and Dalhousie in a guided tour and comfortable traveling.

2. Culture & Heritage Tours - It is best suited to history enthusiasts who would like to explore ancient temples, monasteries, museums and other buildings of colonial times.

3. Special Season Tours - It is intended to be used during snow season, summer escapes, or even monsoon greenery, and each has a different landscape and experience to offer.

4. Family Tours - Offers family friendly activities, customized journeys and relaxed accommodation to all ages.

5. Adventure Tours - To the trekking, paragliding, camping, rafting and offbeat mountain trail adventurists.

6. Luxury Tours - Elite travelling comes with premium accommodation, personal transfers, custom itineraries and private experiences.

Quick Facts about Himachal Pradesh.

• Capital City Shimla (Summer) Dharamshala (Winter)

• Currency: Indian Rupee (INR)

• Language Spoken: Hindi, Pahari, English.

• Time Zone: IST (UTC +5:30)

• Best Time to Visit: March-June (summer), October-February (snow season)

Weather by Season:

• Summer: 15°C–30°C

• Winter: -5°C–15°C

• Monsoon: 18°C–25°C (rainy but scenic)

Famous Food: Dham, Siddu, Tudkiya Bhat, Babru, Thukpa, Momos, Madra, Trout Fish.

Top Attractions:

1. Shimla Ridge

2. Solang Valley

3. Rohtang Pass

4. McLeod Ganj

5. Dalhousie

6. Khajjiar

7. Kasol

8. Spiti Valley

Things to Do:

• Paragliding

• River rafting

• Snowboarding

• Trekking

• Camping

• Temple visits

• Shopping on Mall Road

• Cafes and local food trails

• Boating

• Wildlife sightseeing

Food to Try: Siddu, Dham, Momos, Thukpa, Babru, Patande, Chha Gosht.

What to Buy: Woollen shawls, caps, handicraft, wooden souvenirs, local spices, Himachali paintings, Tibetan jewelry, handmade soaps.

Interesting Facts about Himachal Pradesh.

1. Highest Cricket Stadium Dharamshala boasts of the highest international cricket stadium in the world with an elevation exceeding 1,457 meters above sea level.

2. Land of 2,000+ Temples- Himachal boasts of thousands of temples and is also known as Dev Bhoomi.

3. The Oldest Democracy in Asia The Oldest Democracy in Asia is the Malana village which boasts of having one of the oldest self-governed systems in the world.

4. Mini Switzerland of India - Khajjiar is referred to as Mini Switzerland because of its meadow-like nature.

5. Bir Billing World's Longest Paragliding Site is the best place in Asia to do long distance paragliding.

6. Natural Hot Springs - Such places as Manikaran contain geothermal hot springs, which are thought to be healing.

7. No Plastic Zones - Several towns, such as Spiti Valley, have been declared as plastic-free zones to protect the environment.

8. India Largest Fruit Producer Himachal is the major producer of apples in India that has thousands of orchards.

9. Oldest Monastery Stays- Spiti Valley contains monotheistic buildings that are more than 1,000 years old.

Why is Himachal Popular Now?

1. Stunning Natural Beauty - It is a year round heaven with snow peaks, green forests, waterfalls and rivers.

2. New Tourist Attractions - Modern travelers are welcomed in new cafes, adventure sport centres, ropeways, and eco-parks.

3. Affordable Travel Deals - Himachal holiday packages in India are affordable to the families due to great pricing.

4. Amazing Local Food - Food lovers are attracted by the traditional Himachali cuisines and Tibetan taste.

5. Easy Connectivity - There are better roads, more flights, better hotels and that makes travelling easier.

Best Places to Visit in Himachal Pradesh

1. Shimla

• Popular attractions: Mall road, toy train, colonial buildings, Kufri adventure.

• Best season: March, June, December, February.

• Location: Southwestern Himachal.

• Best places to visit: Ridge, Jakhu Temple, Kufri, Mall Road.

• What is so great: Old fashioned hill-station loveliness to everybody.

2. Manali

• Well known destinations: Snow, adventure sports, Solang Valley.

• Best time: October–February

• Location: Kullu district

• Best sightseeing places: Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, Old Manali, Hidimba Temple.

• Special: Ideal Honeymoon in India in Himachal packages.

3. Dharamshala

• Known as: Monasteries, cricket stadium, Tibetan culture.

• Best time: March–June

• Location: Kangra

• Best places: McLeod Ganj, Namgyal Monastery, Bhagsu Waterfall, Naddi.

• Special: The Dalai Lama.

4. Dalhousie

• Popular attractions: Colonial charm, pine forests.

• Best time: April–June

• Location: Chamba district

• Best Sightseeing Places: Khajjiar, Dainkund Peak, Satdhara Falls.

• Special: Scenic and quiet family holidays.

5. Kasol

• Popular attractions: Treks, cafes, riverside camping.

• Best time: October–June

• Location: Parvati Valley

• Best Sightseeing places: Kheerganga Trek, Manikaran, Chalal.

• Special: The paradise of backpackers.

6. Spiti Valley

• Famous: monasteries, moon country sceneries.

• Best time: June–September

• Location: Lahaul–Spiti

• Best attractions: Chandratal, Hikkim, Key Monastery, Kaza.

• Special: It is one of the most beautiful high-altitude deserts in India.

Do Indians require a visa to Himachal Pradesh?

No, the Indian nationals do not require a visa to tour Himachal Pradesh since it is an Indian state. There are however a few restricted zones such as some parts of Spiti which might need a permit to access the area particularly during winter. The foreigners visiting Himachal have to have a valid Indian visa that is normally issued for 30 days or 1 year, depending on the nature. Customers are able to apply, submit documents, pay and get e-visa with ease online. There are no special permits required to major tourist destinations such as Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala and Dalhousie.

How to reach Himachal Pradesh.

Himachal is easily accessible to the travelers either through road, rail and air. The flights are based on big Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata to the airports of Shimla, Kullu (Bhuntar), and Dharamshala (Gaggal Airport). Flight time between Delhi and Himachal is approximately 1.5 -2 hrs. Popular airlines will be IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Vistara, and Akasa Air. Beautiful highways also make road trips to Delhi, Chandigarh, Punjab, and Haryana popular among many travelers. There are also overnight Volvo buses or taxis with Manali, Shimla, Dharamshala and Dalhousie.

Must Visit Places in Himachal Pradesh.

1. Manali - Adventure Playground Solang Valley.

• What makes it special: Snow sports and paragliding.

• Location: Manali, Himachal Pradesh.

• Timing: 9 AM – 5 PM

• What to do: Skiing, ATV rides, cable car.

• Why visit: The most popular adventure hub.

2. Rohtang Pass – Snow Paradise

• Address: 51 km from Manali

• Timing: May–October

• What to do: Snow activities, photography.

• Why go there: Magnificent glaciers and mountains.

3. Shimla the Ridge The Heart of the City.

• Address: Mall Road, Shimla

• Timing: Open 24/7

• What: Walk, shop, have views.

• Why visit: Iconic viewpoint.

4. Namgyal Monastery, Dharamshala -Retreat of peace.

• Address: McLeod Ganj

• Timing: 7 AM – 7 PM

• What not to do: Meditation, rituals, Tibetan culture.

• Why see: Seat of the Dalai Lama.

5. Khajjiar- Mini Switzerland of India.

• Address: Chamba district

• Timing: Open all day

• What to do: Horse riding, walks in nature.

• Why go: Forest-lined lush meadows.

6. Chitkul – India’s Last Village

• Address: Kinnaur Valley

• Timing: All day

• What to see: Walking sightseeing, view of rivers.

• Why go: Mountain beauty, pure.

7. Chandratal Lake – Moon Lake

• Address: Lahaul–Spiti

• Timing: June–October

• What not to do: Embroidery, sculpture.

• What to see: Surreal landscapes of the clear blue lake.

8. Jakhu Temple – Hilltop Temple

• Address: Shimla

• Timing: 7 AM – 7 PM

• What: Taxi car, temple.

• Why see: Giant statue of Hanuman.

9. Bhagsu Waterfall - The Charisma of Nature.

• Address: McLeod Ganj

• Timing: All day

• What to do: Hiking, café visits

• What to see: Ideal place to make a lazy time.

Best activities in Himachal Pradesh

1. Paragliding in Bir Billing- the best flying location in Asia.

2. Rafting in Kullu- Adventurous rafting along thrilling rapids.

3. Hiking in Kheerganga- Hot springs and scenic trails.

4. Camping, R Riverside, Kasol, bonfires.

5. Yak Rides in Kufri- Family fun.

6. Perfect winter adventure in Snowboarding in Solang.

7. Hopping Cafe in McLeod Ganj Tibetan food and Panorama.

8. Cruising in Dal Lake, Naddi - Scenic bliss.

9. Wildlife Viewing at Great Himalayan Park- UNESCO heritage reserve.

What’s new in Himachal Pradesh?

1. New Shimla Ropeway- Connecting key destinations and helping save on time.

2. Bir Sky Cycling Track -New adrenaline adventure.

3. Palampur Tea Experience Center - The opening will take place soon; tea trails and tasting.

4. Solang Zipline upgrade- Longer, safer and more thrilling.

5. New stargazing camps. Spiti Astro Tourism Sites.

Adventure Activities in Himachal Pradesh

1. Paragliding - Bir Billing - October- June 2012.

2. Skiing in Snow-Skiing- Solang Valley-Winter.

3. River Rafting -Kullu-March- June.

4. Mountain Biking – Spiti -July-September.

5. Trekking Triund and Hampta Pass-March -November.

6. Camping – Kasol and Tirthan Valley 40. – April-October.

7. Rock Climbing – Manali- To thrill-seekers.

Best places to eat in Himachal Pradesh

Restaurants

1. Cafes 1947 (Manali) – Have Italian pizzas.

2. Wake & Bake (Shimla) - What you cannot skip: Waffles.

3. Illiterati Café (Dharamshala) – Must try: Pasta.

4. Cafe Sunshine (Kasol) Israeli food.

5. The Tibet Kitchen (Mclodganj) -Top in momos and Thukpa.

Street Food

1. Siddu – Local steamed bread.

2. Momos – Tibetan dumplings.

3. Bhey – Lotus stem delicacy.

4. Aloo Tikki – Crispy snack.

5. Mittha Traditional sweet rice.

Shopping in Himachal Pradesh

Best Shopping Areas

1. Shimla Mall Road Woollens, souvenirs, crafts.

2. Manu Market, Manali- Woollen caps, shawls.

3. Market – Tibetan jewelry, McLeod Ganj.

4. Kullu Shawl Factory -Original shawls.

5. Tibetan market, Dharamshala- Handicraft.

6. Dahlousie Mall Road - Local handcrafted goods.

Shopping Tips

• Check for fixed-price stores.

• Carry cash for small shops.

• Find natural wool labels.

• Try local handicrafts.

• Avoid peak-hour crowds.

What is the Cost of a Himachal Trip?

• Budget: ₹9,999 – ₹17,999 Includes transfers, sightseeing, hotels.

• Mid-Range: ₹18,000 – ₹39,999 Includes more hotels, activities, sightseeing.

• Luxury: ₹40,000+ Features high-end accommodation, personal vehicles, bespoke experiences.

Cost Breakdown:

• Flights: ₹3,000–₹12,000

• Hotels: ₹1,000–₹8,000 per night

• Food: ₹500–₹1,500 per day

• Transport: ₹500–₹2,000 per day

• Activities: ₹500–₹5,000

Money-Saving Tips: Group travelling, off-season, early hotel booking, no last-minute transportation, combo packages.

Top 10Common Travelling mistakes in Himachal Pradesh

1. Lack of warm clothes in the pocket- Weather changes fast.

2. Nighttime driving Mountain roads are dangerous.

3. Excessive packing- Hills demand light baggage.

4. Disregard of permits- Rohtang and Spiti needed.

5. Not hydrating- High altitude requires hydration.

6. Reservation of unchecked hotels - Causes of security problems.

7. By using non-local taxi- More costly.

8. Hiking without a guide - Doddly paths.

9. Statistical anticipation of ATM ubiquity - Keep some cash.

10. Disregard weather reports - Travel arrangements can vary.