HIMACHAL Tour 10 DAYS

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Report at dA Base, Manali (10 AM), drive to Jibhi (104 km)

  Guests who arrive on the day of the trip are requested to report at dA Base, Haripur. Our team will meet you there for pre trip debriefing and orientation. We then depart and head out towards Jibhi. We cover the lush wilderness of Kullu valley on the way, riding along the banks of the River Beas before turning at Aut to follow the River Tirthan all the way to Jibhi, covering Tirthan Valley on the way. The region is famous for white water rafting as well as a host of local attractions like Cheeni Kothi and Shringa Rishi Temple to name a few. We check in at our homestay/camp and settle down here for the night.
  
  Accommodation: Homestay

  • Themes : Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 2 : Jibhi – Sarahan (123 km)

  After an early breakfast, we head out for Sarahan, a tiny yet beautiful village nestled in the Sutley Valley. This lush landscape is covered with apple orchards and thick forests of oak, deodar pine trees. Sarahan itself is a modest little hamlet but sports and amazing view of the Shrikhand Mahadev Peak. Once known as the ancient capital of Rampur Bushehr, one of the largest princely states in the region, Sarahan is rich in culture and tradition. On arrival, participants can check in at your guesthouse before heading out to visit the Bhimakali Temple, Dharinghati Wildlife sanctuary and the Sarahan peasantry
  
  Accommodation: Homestay

  • Hotspots : Bhimakali Temple
  • Themes : Camping, Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 3 : Sarahan – Chitkul (112 km)

  Heading out promptly in the morning, we venture into yet another valley, namely the Sangla Valley. This valley comes straight out of a romantic novel and is flush with breathtaking views, lush green pastures on both sides of the river, meadows spread out close to the river, offering a large variety of beautiful flowers and fruit trees surrounded by huge, barren snow covered ranges. We arrive at Chitkul , the last point of the Sangla valley. Chitkul is a picturesque little village, surrounded by vast fields and high mountain ranges. Visit the
  village temples and gompas and mingle with the locals before checking in to your home stay for the night.
  
  Accommodation: Homestay

  • Themes : Camping, Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 4 : Chitkul – Recong Peo – Kalpa (77 km)

  Today, we retrace our steps back into the Sangla Valley. We stop at Sangla, on the way,
  and pay a visit to The Bering Nag Temple and Buddhist Monastery. Sangla is well known for
  the colorful and vibrant festivals that take place here during August and September. Nearby,
  we also find plantations of Saffron, one of the most expensive crops in our country. We take off after a while and move on towards Kalpa. The next region we enter is Recong Peo, the capital of Kinnaur district and one of the least well known and most beautiful districts in Kinnaur district. Due to its proximity to the Tibetan border, the local Hindu population is largely influenced by Buddhist customs and traditions. We arrive at our last stop Kalpa, a beautiful village surrounded with vineyards and sheep farms. Bears and other large predators are known to invade the village lands. The locals, in turn, began breeding large sheep dogs, or Gaddis, as they are famously known. These otherwise gentle creatures have been known to be able to even kill large bears at times. We arrive at our home stay and
  settle in for the night.
  
  Accommodation: Homestay
  [ 3 Star ]

  • Themes : Hill Stations & Valleys, Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 5 : Kalpa – Nako (123 km)

  After an early breakfast, we take off for Nako, one of the largest and most famous villages in Hingrang Valley. A major source of sustenance for the locals comes from rearing yaks, kine, horses and donkeys. This little village also sports a spectacular view of the Leo Prugil Peak, the highest in the state. Arrive at Nako and explore the village and the beautiful Nako Lake. Take part in the local customs and gain a first hands experience of their unique culture and traditions. Check in at your stay for the night and try out some local delicacies before heading in for the night.
  
  Hotspots:Nako Lake
  
  Accommodation: Homestay

  • Hotspots : Nako Lake
  • Themes : Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 6 : Nako – Tabo (68 km)

  After a hearty breakfast, we bid farewell to Nako and move on. Our destination for the day is Tabo, famous for housing one of the oldest monasteries in North India, the Tabo Monastery. After some local exploring, we check in at our hotel and settle in for the night.
  Hotspots: Tabo Cave, Tabo Monastery
  
  Accommodation: Homestay

  • Themes : Camping, Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 7 : Tabo – Kaza via Dhankar and Kungri Monastery (97 km)

  We depart after breakfast and head to Kaza. On the way, we cross Dhankar village, the ancient capital and sitting place of the King of Spiti. We also visit the famous Kungri Gompa, a marvel perched at the top of a barren mountain slope. Kaza itself is located at the feet of
  steep mountain ridges and is famous for the traditional fair held here August. We check in our homestay for dinner and settle in for the night.
  
  Hotspots: Dhankar Fort, Dhankar Gompa, Dhankar Lake, Kaza
  
  Accommodation: Homestay
  [ 3 Star ]

  • Themes : Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 8 : Kaza – Kibber/ Ki/ Comic back to Kaza (99km)

  We spend today in and around Kaza. First, we pay a visit to the famous and beautiful Ki Monastery. This magnificent structure is situated at the top of a pyramid shaped mountain and is an architectural wonder. We move on to visit Kibber, one of the highest consistently
  inhabitated villages in Asia. The Gompa here is definitely worth a visit. We head back to Kaza for some local exploring before heading back to our hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
  Hotspots: Kaza, Kibber
  
  
  Accommodation: Homestay
  [ 3 Star ]

  • Themes : Camping, Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

• Day 9 : Kaza – Chandertaal (116 km)

  We edge further along to the end days of our journey. Ride through numerous villages and mount the awe inspiring Kunzum Pass, before reaching the mystical Chandertaal Lake. ‘The Moon Lake’ or Chander Taal, is aptly named after its shape which resembles a half moon.
  The treat of nature is surrounded by lush green plains. We set up camp here by the lake for the night. Enjoy the warmth of a bonfire under a crystal clear starry night. Enjoy good food and company before settling in for the night.
  Hotspots: Chandratal Lake

  • Themes : Camping, Hill Stations & Valleys

• Day 10 : Chandertaal – Manali (110 km)

  The last day of the trip brings us back to the Kullu Valley via the Mighty and snow laden Rohtang Pass. Arrive at our base in Haripur to freshen up and unwind before catching your evening bus back to Delhi/Chandigarh
  Hotspots:Rohtang Pass

  • Hotspots : Rohtang Pass
  • Themes : Hill Stations & Valleys, Lakes & Rivers

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Inclusions

• CP (Room + Breakfast)
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• Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India, Asia

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* 20% Advance Percentage of total booking amount
* Airfare/Transport fare to be paid full at one time in advance.

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* Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.
* Retention Amount varies as per the number of days left before your package start date.

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