Punjab, Himalaya and Ladakh – 13 Days Tour

Package Overview

The Fascinating journey of Himachal, lush green punjab and spiritual ladakh. you see a lot of varity of culture and different languages, clothing and religion.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Place of origin - Delhi

  Arrival in India and Welcome from Our Team. Night At the Hotel.
• Day 2 : Delhi - Amritsar (train)

  In the Morning We Will Visit India Gate and the Presidential Palace. We Will Approach the House - Museum of Gandhi to Learn More About the History of the Country. in the Afternoon We Will Enter the Alleys of Old Delhi with Its Themed Bazaars and Its Timeless Atmosphere Reminiscent of the Seventeenth Century City. in the Area, There is the Possibility of Visiting the Jama Masjid and the Red Fort, Emblematic Monuments of the Indian Capital. Then We Will Go to the Station, to Catch the Train to Amritsar. Night in Hotel.

  • Hotspots India Gate
  • Themes Religious & Pilgrimage
• Day 3 : Amritsar

  We Will have the Full Day to Get in Touch with this Exciting City. the Visit to the Golden Temple By Day is Mandatory and Will Allow Us to Enter the Heart of Amritsar, the Harmandir Sahib. You have to Do a Little Tail, Very Well Organized. the Typical Offering is a Sweet of Semolina and Syrup that is Then Returned to the Faithful At the Exit of the Temple. the Head Must Be Covered Throughout the Journey. Next to the Golden Temple is Jallianwala Bagh, a Garden Where a Massacre of Indians By the English Troops Took Place. It is a Place of Martyrdom and Therefore Respect for Visitors is Demanded. in the Afternoon We Will Be Able to Approach the Only Open Border Between India and Pakistan, Wagah Border, Where Every Sunset Takes Place a Very Theatrical Change of Guard that Dramatizes the Malice and Bravery of Both Armies. Night in Hotel.
  * Recommendation: At Night, the Sacred Book or Guru Granth Sahib Leaves the Golden Temple in a Multitudinous Procession. Attending this Moment Allows to Share the Fervor of the Sikhs Towards the Book, Which is Considered the Last Teacher of the Religion. You have to Check the Schedule, Since It Changes Periodically, According to the Opening Hours of the Venue.

  • Hotspots Golden Temple
  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 4 : Amritsar - Dharamshala (200 Km 6 Hours)

  The road to the enclave of Dharamshala, at the top of the Himalayas, will take us through landscapes of half mountain, hillsides planted with rice fields and women dressed in a thousand colors working in the fields. Dharamshala became a famous enclave when the Government of India granted refuge to the Dalai Lama. Everything in the city and its surroundings is reminiscent of Tibetan and, therefore, the traveler will come into contact with this community and with Buddhism like nowhere else outside of Tibet. We will stay in the village of McLeod Ganj, at the foot of the Dauladar. Night in hotel.
• Day 5 : Dharamshala

  McLeod Ganj is a crossroads that will allow us to make pleasant walks. From the village, a short walk takes us to the Temple of the Dalai Lama, his official residence. The faithful go to the temple and circumambulate it as a form of meditation and prayer. Many other monasteries will allow us to find a space of peace. Tibetan monks and nuns always show great kindness to those interested in their religion and culture. We can also walk to the waterfall of Bhagsu, in a beautiful place. Night in hotel.
  * Recommendation: Attend the dialectic exercises that take place in the afternoons in the Dalai Lama Temple. The young monks engage in discussions about the topics of study with a peculiar form of debate.
• Day 6 : Dharamshala - Manali (250 km 8 hours)

  Road Day among Spectacular Landscapes. At the Stops Along the Route, We Can Appreciate the Beauty of the Himalayan Valleys that Separate Dharamshala and Manali. Manali is One of the Most Famous Places in the Indian Himalayas. We Can Enjoy Its Natural Spaces and Its Temples. Old Manali Will Allow Us to Take a Relaxed Walk and Get Back Into the World of Bazaars and Traditional Merchandise, While Enjoying the Wide Range of Cuisine and Leisure. We Can Approach Dhungri to Visit the Temple of Hadimba, a Local Deity, Which is More Than 400 Years Old. Night in Hotel.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 7 : Manali - Sarchu (220 km 8 hours)

  The peaks that dominate Manali will be closer as we approach Sarchu. We will pass through Keylong, the administrative center of the mountainous area. The trip to Ladakh involves crossing the highest mountain passes in the world, such as Baralacha at 4,880 meters. A few kilometers away we can enjoy the spectacular views of Lake Surajtal. Night in stores.
• Day 8 : Sarchu - Leh (250 km 8 hours)

  The arrival in Ladakh reveals a new type of landscape. The rock dominates everything and all the vegetation crowds on the banks of the rivers that have crystalline tonalities. The main valley is formed by the Indus River that rises in these mountains to continue its way to Pakistan. The color of its waters is indescribable. Once entered into Ladakh, the traveler becomes aware of the cultural change. The architecture, the food, the costumes are different. Leh is a small city at the foot of its fortress, dominated by the Stupa de la Paz and the snowy peaks most of the year. Night in hotel.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 9 : Leh

  We will spend the day knowing the surroundings of Leh. The monastery of Hemis and Thiksey where we will know the way of life of these communities of monks dedicated to the study. In the last one we can also join the morning prayer of the monks and share with them the prayer of the mantras. It is a moment of great solemnity. The Buddhist monasteries of Ladakh hide great gems of Buddhist art and their situation, perched on the hills, is a spectacle in itself. We will return to Leh where we will have the afternoon free to walk. Night in hotel.
• Day 10 : Leh - Lamayuru - Leh

  Today We Will Embark On a Spectacular Journey Towards the Lamayuru Gompa, On the Route that Goes to Kashmir. this Monastery is Located On the Ladakhi Cultural Border and the Route is Simply Worthwhile Due to the Uniqueness of Its Landscapes. On the Way Back, We Will Stop in Alchi, Another Important Religious Center. the Monastery Was Built in the 11th Century and Its Mural Paintings are Unparalleled in the Valley. Arrived in Leh, We Will have Some Time to Climb to the Royal Palace. Night in Hotel.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 11 : Leh - Delhi (Fly)

  After Breakfast, We Will Go to the Airport to Fly to Delhi. The Capital of the Country Will Welcome Us with the Urban Rhythm. We Will Be Able to Spend the Afternoon Visiting One of the Most Interesting Neighborhoods in the City: Hauz Khas Village. For Some Years, this Isolated Core Has Concentrated the Activity of Artists, Designers and Bohemians and Its Gastronomic and Cultural Offer is Unique. In Addition, the Streets Surround a Beautiful Park with Ruins of the Tuglukh Dynasty. Night in Hotel.
• Day 12 : Delhi - Airport transfer

  Those Who Wish May Spend the Morning Visiting the South of the City. the Incredible Lotus Temple of the Baha'i Religion is An Excellent Choice. Nor Can the Traveler Leave Without Knowing the Emblematic Qutb Minar, the Oldest Minaret Built in India or Visiting the Archaeological Park of Mehrauli, with Its Remains of Muslim Dynasties Mixed with Nature. Those Who Wish May also Go Shopping in the Markets of Khan Market Near Lodi Garden or Connaugh Place. Airport Transfer.

  • Hotspots Lotus Temple
  • Themes Religious & Pilgrimage
• Day 13 : Delhi - Your Country

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Inclusions

• MAP (Room + Breakfast + Lunch/Dinner)
• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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