Himalayan Wonder With Amritsar
Discover your next great adventure
Cities
Shimla (2N), Manali (3N), Dharamshala (1N), Dalhousie (2N), Amritsar (1N)
Package Highlights
- Opportunity To Have Food In Langar Of Golden Temple
- See Indian & Pakistani Soldiers Parade At Wagha Border
- Visit Kajjiar - Mini Switzerland Of India
- Chance To Go For Trekking Around Dalhousie
- Chance To Do Zorbing In Kajjiar
- See The Seat Of Dalai Lama In Dharamshala
- Visit Kangra Art Museum In Dharamshala
- Enjoy Macleod Ganj - Mix Of Indian Western & Tibetean Culture
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FLIGHT & TRANSPORT
- All transfers & sightseeing by ac vehicle ( AC will not work in Hilly regions )
ACCOMMODATION
- 2 Night(s) in Shimla at Ashiana Clarks Inn Shimla/ Hotel Fairmount Shimla Forest Greens or similar
- 3 Night(s) in Manali at Hotel Maple Retreat/ Renest River Country Resort (Formally Known As Quality Inn)/ Golden Tulip Manali or similar
- 1 Night(s) in Dharamshala at Angels Inn Resort/ Hotel Inclover or similar
- 2 Night(s) in Dalhousie at Hotel Mongas/ Indraprastha Resort Dalhousie/ Hotel Mount View or similar
- 1 Night(s) in Amritsar at Holiday Inn Amritsar or similar
- Shimla - deluxe - Honeymoon inn - Reduction - Rs. 700/- Per room Per night/Rs. 400/- ExtraAdult /RS. 400/- Child With Bed /Child no bed - RS. 200/-
- Shimla - standard - Ashiana clarks - Supplement - RS. 100/- Per room Per night RS. 350/- ExtraAdult RS.350/-Child With Bed/RS.350/- Child no bed
- Manali - standard - Supplement - Golden tulip - Rs. 1300/-Per room Per night/Rs. 700/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 700/- Child With Bed/Rs. 700/- Child no bed
- Manali - standard - Renest River Country Resort - Rs. 1300/-Per room Per night/Rs. 700/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 700/- Child With Bed/Rs. 200/- Child no bed
- Manali - Deluxe - Sandhya resort & Spa Reduction - Rs. 1000/-Per room Per night/Rs. 300/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 300/- Child With Bed/Rs. 300/- Child no bed
- Dalhousie - standard - Indraprashta - Rs. 300/-Per room Per night/Rs. 200/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 200/- Child With Bed/Rs. 200/- Child no bed
- Dalhousie - deluxe - Mount view -same as Per Room Per Night/Rs. 200/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 200/- Child With Bed/Rs. 200/- Child no bed
- Dalhousie - Standard - Mongas Resort - same as Per Room Per Night/same as Per Room Per Night ExtraAdult/same as Per Room Per Night Child With Bed/Rs. 100/- Child no bed
- Dharamshala - Standard - Inclover Hotel - same as Per Room Per Night/Rs. 100/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 100/- Child With Bed/Rs. 500/- Child no bed
- Dharamshala - Deluxe - Club Mahindra - Rs. 3200/-Per room Per night/Rs. 1000/- ExtraAdult/Rs. 1000/- Child With Bed/Rs. 1250/- Child no bed
- Shimla - Deluxe - Larisa Resort Shimla - Rates Check with team
- Shimla - Premium - Hotel Marina - Rates Check with team
- Shimla - Luxury - Taj Theog - Rates Check with team
- Dalhousie - Grand View, Aamod & J K Clarks - Rates Check with team
- Dharamshala - Indraprastha & Nibaana -Rates Check with team
- Chandigarh & Amritsar - Sarovar/Holiday inn/Hyatt Regency - Rates Check with team
SIGHTSEEING
- Amritsar City Tour
- Golden Temple (Sri Harmandir Sahib)
- Jallianwala Bagh
- Wagah border ( Atari border )
- Dalhousie City Tour
- Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary
- Mall Road Dalhousie
- Khajjiar
- Rang Mahal
- Gandhi Chowk Market - Tibatian Market
- Manali City Tour
- Rohtang Pass (Optional Cost )
- Solang Valley
- Naggar Castle Art Gallery
- Hidimba Devi Temple
- Tibetan Monastery at Manali
- Vashisht Temple & Hot Water Springs
- Visit Manali Main Street - Mall Road
- Shimla City Tour
- Kufri Valley
- Visit golf course in Naldehra
- Shimla Mall Road
- Jakhoo Hill and Temple
- Viceregal Lodge
- Dharamshala City
- Kotwali Bazar
- Tibet Kitchen (Experience local Tibetian Food)
- Kangra Art Museum
MEALS
- 9 Breakfast
- 9 Dinner
- Opportunity To Have Food In Langar Of Golden Temple
- See Indian & Pakistani Soldiers Parade At Wagha Border
- Visit Kajjiar - Mini Switzerland Of India
- Chance To Go For Trekking Around Dalhousie
- Chance To Do Zorbing In Kajjiar
- See The Seat Of Dalai Lama In Dharamshala
- Visit Kangra Art Museum In Dharamshala
- Enjoy Macleod Ganj - Mix Of Indian Western & Tibetean Culture
Amritsar : the city was built in 1577. The city is home to one of the holiest Sikh Shrines called Golden Temple, a memorial of national importance known as JallianwalaBagh, and the Partition Museum that’ll remind you of the post-partition riots. The Gobindgarh Fort and Rambagh, built by Maharaja Ranjit Singh are also among the jewels of the city.On arrival check into the hotel. Freshen up. Later drive to AttariWagah Border (31 kms from Amritsar) to witness the prestigious and awe-inspiring ‘Lowering of the Flags’ ceremony before closing the Border gates at the time of sunset.
Open Time : 04:00 AM
Close Time : 11:00 PM
Darbar Sahib or Sri Harmandir Sahib or The Golden Temple is one of the most spiritual Place in India and the holiest shrine for Sikhism. Located in city center Golden Temple is easily accessible from any part of the city. The Striking Golden architecture of the temple and daily Langar attracts as a larger number of devotees and visitors every day.The temple feeds nearly 100,000 people free food from all walks of life. The Main Temple housing the Shrine is known as Harmandir Sahib or Darbar Sahib. The spiritual focus is the tank, the Amrit Sarovar. The Sikh Museum is located inside the main entrance clock tower. The temple was repeatedly rebuilt by the Sikhs after it was destroyed several times by the Muslim armies from Afghanistan and the Mughal Empire.
Sri Harmandir Sahib (The Golden Temple) organises the largest langar sewa in the world. It serves around a 100,000 devotees daily. While food is served, all the devotees sit together in rows on the floor, irrespective of their religion, caste or creed. All the devotees are considered equal here.
The stairs that enter the temple go downwards. This is designed in this way to symbolise the humble way of living
Important Note:
- Wearing shorts is not advisable.
- On arrival at the Golden Temple, both men and women are required to wear a scarf over their head (don’t worry if you forget to bring a scarf as headscarves are sold outside at a very cheap price).
- Free Bus facility is available for the Airport, Railway Station and/or Bus Stand from the Golden Temple.
- Wheel chairs are available to the physically challenged and/or the very old. They can be procured from an office in the Parikarma near Ber Baba Budha Sahib.
Open Time : 06:30 AM
Close Time : 07:30 PM
Spread over 6.5 acres of land near Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh is connected with one of the saddest day in Indian History which occurred in April 1919.Thousand of innocent people were killed on the day of gathering of Baisakhi by the order given by General Dyer.
The place is now turned into beautiful public park.The tragic incident left a deep scar on the country, and a memorial was constructed after the independence and was inaugurated on 13 April 1961. A number of structures are present inside the premises which remind’s of the incident that occurred here. These include a wall which still bears the marks of the bullets that were shot blindly at the civilians and a well in which many people jumped to save themselves from the bullets.Over a 1000 Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs lost their lives in this brutal assault.
- No, there is no ticket for Wagah border and you do not need any pass to watch Wagah border ceremony as it is free and open for everyone. But, one should reach at least an hour before to get proper seats because it is usually crowded with tourists.
- There is no online booking for the VIP pass. You need to go there a day in advance with your id proof and request for a pass, you collect the passes next day on your way to the Wagah border. The pass window is a few KM's before the border. You need a pass only if you want preferential seating.
- Mobile phones, cameras and men's wallets are allowed. No covered bags, including women's purses & handbags, are allowed inside the visitor areas. However, border personnel allow clear plastic bags with few snacks, water, children's food etc.
Take full day trip of sightseeing place of Dalhousie covering Khajjiar - a popular tourist spot, the most beautiful and lush green place where you can enjoy photography and Horse riding (at additional cost). It’s also known as ‘Mini Switzerland’. Neary by a thick cover of deodar and pine trees with the snow capped Himalayas in the backdrop.Visit Singing Hill’, Dainkund Peak is one of the well known places in Dalhousie. One can enjoy refreshing views of the green hills, valleys and plains while they’re here. But what makes it stand out is the charming view of the three rivers – Chenab, Ravi and Beas, that weave through these greens below and enhance the beauty of this place manifold.St. John’s Church: It is the oldest church in the town and has a lot of religious and historical importance. Lady Elgin donated stained-glass windows which happens to be the main attraction of the church.
Open Time : 07:00 AM
Close Time : 18:00 PM
It is located in the district of Chamba, is one of the most popular as well as most frequent sanctuaries in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Popularly known as the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, the entire forest is covered with the thick foliage of deodar trees. Home to several species of animals and birds that reside within the forests make it one of the most popular tourist destination of entire state. The vegetation is in this sanctuary mainly comprises blue pine, which is just absolutely stunning. Kalatop is located approximately 12 kms from Dalhousie and it can be easily reached through trekking. The visitors often come here with family or friends, and spend hours gazing at the beautiful surroundings of Kalatop that embrace the amazing green landscapes and majestic mountains in its vicinity.The Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary or the Khajjiar Wildlife Sanctuary lies along the river Ravi and has a rich forest cover. It has a wide variety of animal species like bear, leopard, jackal, and langur and bird species like Eurasian Jay, Black Headed Jay, and the Black Bird. The route to Kalatop is via Lakkarmandi, which is another famous spot in Dalhousie, known for its Dhogri family population, who make charcoal for a living. Kalatop is an amazing place.
best time to visit : in the months between September and April.
Note : Entry Fees to this reserve is very nominal and sometimes varies from season to season . you can check with official when you reach there. To drive into the sanctuary, prior permission required from the Forestry Department in Chamba.The above sightseeing is not pre-bookable, the rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
Its is Only Market in Dalhousie where you can spent time on Shopping and Eating a variety of food.There is also a Tibetian Market on gandhi chowk.
Encircled by lush green deodar forests, Khajjiar Lake is natural splendor, located at an elevation of 1920 meters. The major fascination of the place is the island that floats, which is actually a cluster of grass growing on the lake’s surface. Khajjiar Lake is mostly visited by locals and tourists for day picnics, paragliding, zorbing, horse riding and all the adventurous activities. On a sunny day just enjoy the mesmerizing views of Mount Kailash from the lake. Explore this unspoilt destination and witness all the scenic beauty. This beautiful tourist attraction is a small town situated in close vicinity of Dalhousie. It is also popularly known as Mini Switzerland of India.The place also features the massive nine-hole-golf-course for which it is quite renowned as well. The golf course is a beauty sitting amidst lush greenery and mesmerizing views of the surroundings. Khajjiar features a small-sized lake, which is one of the favorite spots amongst tourists and locals. Even if you are an adventure seeker this place has bundles to offer. You can indulge in fun and adventure activities such as trekking and zorbing.The most excellent time to visit Khajjiar is between March and June.
Rang Mahal was founded by Raja Umed Singh who ruled from 1748 to 1764. It is one of the largest monuments and is located in Surara Mohalla, Himachal Pradesh, which is in Dalhousie. The architecture has a unique amalgamation of Mughal and British styles. During those times the western part of the monument was used as a royal granary and treasury. Although Raja Umed Singh laid Rang Mahal’s foundation stone, Raj Sri Singh built the southern portion of the monument much later. Until recently the walls of this 18th century monument were adorned by a lot of paintings of the Punjab Hill style. These paintings portrayed the life of Lord Krishna.
Changes have come in this historical place after the State Handicrafts Department decided to take control over it. It has moved some of the paintings to the National Museum located in Delhi. Besides that, some of the historical artefacts have been preserved in the Bhuri Singh Museum of Chamba. Still, one can find a lot of paintings on the walls of the building. Nowadays most of the rooms are being used for promotion of small-scale industries like manufacturing of chappals and handkerchiefs. To add to the pleasure of tourists, this monument has become a Himachal Emporium, which is an attractive shopping destination for exquisite hand-made goods.
The bustling and vibrant street of Gandhi Chowk is known as the lifeline of Dalhousie. If you want to buy unique handicrafts and experience local talent, then Gandhi Chowk in Dalhousie is the place for you. Also known as GPO, this place is filled with various markets and shops; ranging from The Tibetan Market, the Himachal Handloom Industry Emporium, Himachal Handloom and Crafts Centre and Tibetan Handicrafts Centre. There is a plethora of various small shops to fulfill your list of gift items. All the major buildings and hotels are situated here, at GPO.
India has been home to various cultures, such as British, Rajputs and Mughals. Their imprint can be witnessed first-hand while enjoying Manali sightseeing holidays. This place is one of the destinations, showcasing a perfect amalgamation of ingenious architectural styles. The beauty of the edifices in this will take you aback, walking you through the contemporary time. History buffs can book packages with Yatra.com for a unique experience of sightseeing in Manali. The best part about these packages is that itineraries are designed in a way which helps in choosing the best option as per your tastes and preferences.
- Local vehicles are not allowed there because for rohtang pass need to take online permit before one day with necessary documents , Better you can do their union vehicle it has already permit .The only reason behind doing this is to save the delicate ecology of the pass and stop the environmental damage.
- No Vehicles are allowed on TUESDAY as the day is marked for maintenance of Rohtang Pass
- Make sure you plan your trip so that you reach the pass while it is still daylight. The path is quite difficult, the roads are winding, the altitudes are high, and it gets colder as the day progresses. So it is better to start early during the day so that you can come back in time
- Make sure you wear warm clothes as it gets quite cold in the mountains. Additionally, it is recommended to keep a thermos of tea or coffee, and pack some snacks too.
- If you are planning to rent snow clothes, make sure you compare the prices with the fixed prices decided by the government.
- Since oxygen levels are low in the mountains, you may get altitude sickness. Pack some necessary medications for such cases.
- The above vehicle is not pre-bookable, the rates may vary from supplier to supplier. This has to be booked & pay directly on spot. The rates given are just for reference and planning purpose only.
Open Time : 09:00 AM
Close Time : 18:00 PM
Situated at a distance of 13kms from Manali, Solang valley is located in between the Solang village and Beas Kund. It’s another skiing heaven as well as part more with regards to the one of kind encounters. Solang Valley is otherwise called Solang Nullah, and is extremely acclaimed and favored zone for all the exciting experiences in Himachal Pradesh. Particularly for the individuals who love adventure; there is no spot better than Solang in Kullu Valley to appreciate exciting experiences like parachuting, paragliding, skiing and zorbing. It is 2560 meters above the sea level.Solang is not just about adventure experiences but it is also about rich greenery, apple plantations, snowcapped mountains and lakes attracting travelers from other regions of India as well as around the world. One should not miss out on visiting this place on your trip to Manali. It's another skiing heaven, and is known for many other thrilling and one of a kind experience. So basically, whether you're an adventure lover or a nature lover, this is the best spot to visit for your next vacation.
Best time to visit: Although Solang Valley looks magnificent and awe-inspiring throughout the year, the best time to enjoy the pristine beauty and unparalleled vistas of this place is between April and December. This is because the weather during this time is pleasant enough to partake in the various adventurous activities during this time.
Note: The given sightseeing can be done if have hired vehicle for the full day or planning to take one. However it is at discretion of vehicle company to do it. Also one has to make sure that the same falls in given kilometer limits by the company.
At a distance of 20 km from Manali Bus Stand and 22 km from the Kullu Bus Stand, The Naggar Castle is a famous castle located in Naggar. It is one of the best places to visit in Manali. The Castle overlooks the Kullu Valley. From the castle one could see the far off snow-covered peaks, the delightful Beas valley below and the lush green hill sides dotted with apple orchards. This is another popular attraction not to miss in a Manali tour package.
The Naggar Castle is a magnificent historical structure. The castle was built by Raja Sidhi Singh in 1460 AD in an impressive combination of European and Himalayan architecture. The castle has traditional architecture called Kathkooni, which uses a combination of stones and wooden beams.
The Naggar Castle was used as a Royal residence and state head quarter until the British took over the whole Kangra and Kullu from Sikh's in 1846. Raja Gyan Singh sold it to the first assistant commissioner, Major Hay for a Gun. The northern wing of the castle was later converted to the European way of living by putting in staircase, fire place and chimneys. He later sold it to the Government when it was used as a courthouse. In 1947, with the departure of the British the court-activity ceased.
In the year 1978, the castle was converted into a rest house and more recently into a heritage hotel that is run by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (HPTDC). The Naggar Castle has been recently renovated while keeping its heritage structure intact.
There are three small shrines present within the premises that hold religious significance. Here, a gallery houses the paintings of the Russian artist Nicholas Roerich.
Situated in the midst of the snow-covered hills of Manali, the Hadimba Temple is a one of a kind sanctuary committed to Hidimba Devi, who was the spouse of Bhima and mother of Ghatothkach. Flanked by perfect cedar woods, this wonderful holy place is based on a stone which is assumed to be in the picture of goddess Hidimba herself. The ambience of the Hidimba Devi sanctuary is totally not the same as that of any of different sanctuaries, with its wooden entryways, dividers, and cone-molded rooftop. The heavenly Hidimba Devi Temple holds momentous significance to Hindu travelers as it is a piece of the Hindu epic Mahabharata. Indeed, even separated from that, the Hadimba Temple is no less of marvel to nature. Stashed into the lap of nature, this temple offers a tranquil escape to nature and harmony. Being a curious story in itself, the Hidimba Temple is attracting travelers from all corners of the world.
Manali has innumerable colourful Monastery that characterize the rich history & culture of the Tibetan people settled in Kullu and Manali.Manali has two main monasteries that captivate a large number of tourists — the Gadhan Thekchoking Gompa and the Himalayan Nyingamapa Gompa. These monasteries are encircling by many small shops selling alluring handicrafts and carpets, which are built by the Tibetan people living around these monasteries.Tibetan Monastery also run a carpet weaving center & Thanksgiving School of Arts to conserve primitive Tibetan art. The paintings inside these buildings portray events from the life and period of Lord Buddha, that is, the wheel of life fixed on the wall of the monastery depicts the human life cycle. Buddhists believe that rolling these wheels gives you freedom.The Gadhan Thekchoking Gompa is situated near the Mall in Manali. The monastery is run by the local people who gather funds through donations. The unique feature of the monastery is the handicrafts of Tibetan artistry and the carpets that are woven and sold in the monastery. The Gadhan Thekchoking Gompa was constructed in the year 1969. The architecture of the monastery represents the Tibetan style of architecture designed with hued frescoes. The statue of the Lord Buddha presides in the monastery.The Himalayan Nyingamapa Gompa is situated near the market place in Manali. The architecture of this monastery replicates a more modern style than the earlier one. Placed in the midst of sunflowers, the monastery glows at night with light bulbs lit to lighten it up. The huge gold faced bronze statue of Lord Buddha presides over the monastery.
Vashisht is a little town in the Kullu zone of Himachal Pradesh, and it is renowned for the Vashisht Ashram and the Vashisht Baths( Hot springs ).This temple consists of wooden carvings which draws the attention of travelers from all corners of the world and hence proves to be an important vacation spot in Manali. It is also said that during the time of Ramayana this ashram was residence of Vashisht Rishi (The Guru of Lord Rama and Lakshman).And it is located inside the very well-known Vashisht Temple in Manali. And basically Vashisht Baths is a hot water spring, believed to be having great amount of therapeutic medicinal values. In other words it is also termed as Vashisht Springs. Manytourists who pay a visit here bathe in the holy water to rid themselves of skin diseases and infections. Tourists should definitely add Vashisht Baths to their Himachal Holiday Tour Package.There is another ancient stone temple known as Rama Temple adjacent to the Vashisht Temple. Inside the Rama temple the idols of Rama, Sita and Lakshmana have been installed. Dussehra is celebrated for seven days. The village was the centre of Vaishnava cult for a long time.
Manali is a magnificent hill station and attracts tourists from all over the country. It is popular not only for its beauty, but also for the popular Mall Road shopping center. The place is famous for street shopping and bustle with events taking place during the day. While strolling the streets, you can take a closer look at the finely populated shops, which are associated with impressive items such as shawls, woollen items, artificial ornaments, wooden furniture, antiques, books, Tibetan items, and much more. If you are looking for a Kashmir salwar suit, paper silk printed sarees & other items with jams or pickles, among other things that are prevalent in ethnic style, are quite popular with tourists. Lined with multiple restaurants, cafes, and dhabas, this place is ideal for those who have got a flavor of bargaining skills deeply rooted in them. Next, this famous commercial center has got a lot of emporiums and shops lined up for you to buy some exquisite souvenirs. The Tibetan Style Handicrafts found here are simply astounding.
Note : Vehicle are not allowed in Mall road.
Shimla, the place where you get to experience the Himalayas in all its enigmatic glory! Evergreen forests, rolling valleys, breathtaking lakes, pleasant climate, and colonial ambiance, all come together to lend this hill station a charm of its own. With a varied range of attractions – natural splendors as well as man-made wonders – the place truly lives up to its reputation. But there’s a downside to it. When you plan to visit this erstwhile summer capital of British India, you will have a tough time finalizing the list of places to visit.
Worry not and read on! In this blog, we give you a rundown of the must-visit places in the region that will never fail you entice you, whether you are a family holidaymaker, a honeymooner or a solo traveler. So, on your mark and get set, because it’s time to pack your bags and gear up for an exciting trip to Shimla
Open Time : 09:30 AM
Close Time : 17 : 00 PM
Kufri is a tiny hill station located near Shimla. They can hike through thick forest around Kufri to the Mahasu Peak. The other places to visit in Kufri are the Himalayan Nature Park, which has a collection of animals and birds found only in Himachal Pradesh, and the Indira Tourist Park, which is near the Himalayan Nature Park and provides panoramic view of the locations around Kufri. In winters, the snow-covered slopes of Kufri come alive with skiers and other visitors.It is famous for its trekking and hiking trails. Adventure-seeking travelers throng Kufri in winters to enjoy skiing and tobogganing along its snow-covered slopes. Kufri is also famous for its nature parks and picnic spots.The best time to visit Kufri is in summers, between April and June. However, one may also the place between December and February to enjoy snowfall and skiing.
Nestled at a distance of 23 Km from Shimla in Himachal Pradesh, the Golf Course in Naldehra is the oldest golf club in India. The golf course stretches over an extensive area surrounded by trees at an altitude of 2,200 metres. It is a par 68, 18-hole course with 16 greens and 18 tees. In the year 1905, Lord Curzon was captivated by the beauty of the region and so he made his favourite camping site just outside the British summer capital of Shimla. What he made in 19's is now considered as one of the most scenic golf course in the country. Also, it is believed that in the memory of his stay he named this place as Alexandra Naldehra, which was the name of her theird daughter. Naldehra Gold Course remains open from April to November as the weather is quite pleasant.Entry is free of golf course but golf packages are there.
Note: You will need to pay the exact cost directly at the counter.
Mall road means “married officers accommodation and living lines” road. Before the partition of Pakistan and India; British constructed accommodations for officers and other ranks opposite to each other separated by a road between them. Hence MALL road were constructed in different cities in the then subcontinent.Mall Road is one of the most popular attractions for tourists & visitors & for locals also in Shimla which encompasses many clubs, bars, banks, hotels, shops, offices, post offices, restaurants, and tourism offices. People can gradually walk up to the Mall Road and enjoy the beautiful views of nature while sipping their favourite coffee.A lot of people & family & groups meet and hang out at the ridge and scandal point on Mall Road, see the Himalayan range and do some shopping. The Mall Road is connected to Road Ridge by Scandal Point. The statue of nationalist leader Lala Lajpat Rai has been installed.
Note : It is a no vehicle zone as no other vehicles except emergency vehicles are allowed on this road which serves as an icing on the cake.
Open Time : 07:00 AM
Close Time : 20:00 PM
Located above Jakhoo hill, the temple is a holy place for the Hindu communal of India. It is dedicated to the Hindu God, Hanuman. This hill is situated 2.5 km from the Ridge at the height of 2,455 m above sea level and is Shimla’s highest peak. From the hill, visitors can enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the Shivalik Ranges and the sister town of Sanjauli. The 108 feet tall idol of Lord Hanuman which is located at the top of the hill and is a big attraction for tourists. The premises hold several paintings that represent the story of Hanuman during Ramayana. Installed in 2010, the 108 feet long idol of Hanuman is an attraction in itself and has enticed a huge number of tourists throughout the years. Illuminated with lights in the night, it is a grand sight to watch on your Shimla tour and is visible from anywhere in Shimla. Legend and myth suggests that the monkey Lord Hanuman rested here while on his search for the Sanjivini Booti (a kind of herb). He met sage Yaaku on the hilltop and then moved ahead in his journey. It is also believed that the sage built this temple. Devotees from all over the country come here, especially at the time of Dussehra festival celebrations. World’s tallest statue of Lord Hanuman was unveiled to the public by Abhishek Bachchan on November 5th, 2010
Note: Beware of the monkeys here as they are known to snatch away any free hanging objects from people.
INCLUSIONS
- Accommodation as per package category.
- Daily Breakfast & Dinner.
- All transfers & sightseeing by ac vehicle ( AC will not work in Hilly regions )
- Hotel Luxury Taxes.
- Total Valid Kilometers For Sedan Car 2200 kms & for luxury car 2500 kms
EXCLUSIONS
- 5% Government Service Tax
- Any air/train fare.
- Cost for Optional Tours , Up- Gradation Charges , Sightseeing Entry fee & Guide charges & special Permits
- Personal Expenses such as laundry, soft drinks, bottles of water, incidental, porter charges, tips etc.
- Expenses incurred due to change in oil price, mishaps, landslides, strikes, political unrest etc, high season surcharge if levied any.
- Rohtang will be at additional cost and only through union vehicle.