Golden Triangle Tour with Himachal

Meet our tour agent when you arrive in Delhi; they will provide you with quick transport to the hotel. After that, spend the night at the hotel.

You will be transported to the New Delhi train station on the second day of the trip so you can catch a train to Chandigarh. Meet our agent when you arrive, who will reserve a car for your trip to Manali. Check into the hotel for one night when you arrive.

Go on a full-day trip to Rohtang Pass after breakfast at the guesthouse. Visit Kothi Gorge (16 km from Manali), Gulaba, and Marhi along the way. Marhi is a village between Manali and Rohtang Pass that is well known for its roadside eateries. If Rohtang Pass is open and not blocked by snowfall, you may ascend to the snow line there. After that, go to the Solang Valley, which is renowned for adventure activities including paragliding, zorbing, skating, and parachuting. After that spent the night at the hotel.

Set off on a half-day sightseeing tour of Manali in the morning. You will go to the Hadimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, Vashisht Village, and Tibetan Monastery, among other destinations. Afternoon: Travel to Kullu via road. Visit the well-known Vaishno Devi Temple on the way. Register with the hotel when you get there. The Kullu market, renowned for its woollen shawls, is open to visitors in the evening. Drive back to the hotel to spend the night after that.

Drive to Shimla right now. Check into the hotel as you arrive. The remainder of the day may be spent relaxing or shopping on Mall Road. Continue on to the Hotel for the night's stay.

On the sixth day of your Golden Triangle tour with Himachal, set out for a full-day excursion to Chail, which served as the Maharaja of Patiala's former summer residence. The town is bordered by chir, pine, and deodar woods; Kufri is well-known for having a Himalayan Wild Life Zoo with rare antelopes, felines, and birds; and Naldhera, a picturesque location close to Shimla, is home to the country's first golf course. The Mall Road and The Ridge are the two open-air retail venues for the evening. Return to the Shimla hotel for a night's stay.

Take a morning half-day sightseeing trip of Shimla, seeing the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Jakhu Temple, and Sankat Mochan Temple. Leave for Chandigarh by road in the afternoon. Check into the hotel when you get there to spend the night.

Visit the Rock Garden, which Nek Chand created around 36 years ago, and Sukhna Lake, a popular gathering spot, on a sightseeing trip of Chandigarh in the morning. Check into a hotel in Delhi for your stay.

Drive to Agra after breakfast. Go to Sikandra (where Mughal Emperor Akbar spent his last days) when you're travelling. Agra's sightseeing trip will take place in the afternoon. The Taj Mahal, the most well-known Mughal structure made entirely of white marble and regarded as one of the "Seven Wonders of the World," as well as Agra Fort, the Mughal monarchs' former residence until Shah Jahan relocated to Delhi, are among the locations you will see in this region. Visit the hotel again later to spend the night.

Take a road trip to Jaipur on the tenth day of your Golden Triangle and Himachal itinerary. Visit Fatehpur Sikri on route. This town was created by Emperor Akbar and abandoned after ten years as a result of a water scarcity. Register with the hotel when you get there. Explore Jaipur's neighbourhood bazaars in the evening. Return to the hotel later to spend the night.

Visit the renowned Amber Fort after breakfast to kick off your day. To access the Amber Fort's gate nowadays, one must ride an elephant. City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and Hawa Mahal are among the many locations you will see nearby. Return to the hotel for the night in the evening.

The morning is yours to do as you like. Leave for Delhi by road in the afternoon. Get guided transport to the airport or train station in Delhi for your next destination. Your Golden Triangle Tour with Himachal ends here with a lovely memory.