Discover a selection of the finest unknown destinations in Himachal. The itinerary includes the best places for beating the crowds and soaking up as much of the magic as possible! We will start from Shimla and end up in ‘City of Golden Temple’ Amritsar covering in-between some of the most exotic rural charm of Himachal Pradesh including Chindi, Janjehli, Prashar, Barot, Kareri and Pragpur village. There is so much to see and do in these places. Besides the tranquility and wellbeing coupled with bautiful landscapes, there you can learn a lot about culture and Himachali traditions.

Mandi is renowned for its 81 old stone temples and their enormous range of fine carving. Because of this, it is often called the “Varanasi of the Hills`. These temples are built in between 16th and 17th century. The most famous temples are Madho Rai temple, Tarna Devi temple and the Bhootnath temple where the Shivratri festival is celebrated with joy and ecstasy. The Mandi Shivratri festival is one of the grand celebration where devotees assemble in large number to seek the blessing of more than 200 deities who gather here.

Experience the serene retreat at the most captivating hills of the state comprising Shimla and Manali. Often referred to as the Honeymooners delight the destinations are no less a place for leisure travelers and adventure lovers as well.

The Triangular Tour for Dalhousie & Dharmsala ( pathankot – Dalhousie – Dharmsala – Dalhousie) Dalhousie, in western Himachal is full of old world charm and holds lingering echoes of the Raj era. The place is named after the British governor General of the 19th century, Lord Dalhousie. Dalhousie has charming colonial architecture.Dharamshala is the principal township of the Kangra Valley region and is magnificently set to the background of the Dhauldhar Mountains . Dharamshala also known as little Lahsa, has been the seat of his Holiness, the Dalai Lama, the leader of the Tibetans, since 1960.