Shimla Tour

Package Overview

Shimla, Himachal’s capital, is India’s largest and most famous hill station, where much of the action in Rudyard Kipling’s colonial classic Kim took place. While the city is a favourite spot for Indian families and honeymooners, its size does little to win it popularity among Western tourists. It is however, a perfect halfway house between the plains and the Kullu Valley. It’s also the starting post for forays into the remoter regions of Kinnaur and Spiti.

Whether you travel by road or rail from the south, the last stretch of the climb up to Shimla seems interminable. Deep in the foothills of the Himalayas, the hill station is approached via a sinuous route that winds from the plains at Kalka across nearly 100km of precipitous river valleys, pine forests, and mountainsides swathed in maize terraces and apple orchards. It’s not hard to see why the British chose this inaccessible site as their summer capital. At an altitude of 2159m, the crescent-shaped ridge over which it spills is blessed with perennially cool air and superb panoramas.

Southeast of Shimla, Kasauli is a peaceful place to break your journey from Chandigarh in Punjab, while nearby Nalagarh Fort has been converted into the finest hotel in the state. The southernmost area of the state, Sirmaur, is Himachal’s most fertile area, with the major Sikh shrine in Paonta Sahib as a noteworthy sight. Northeast of Shimla, the apple-growing centre of Narkanda and Sarahan, site of the famous Bhimakali temple, set against a backdrop of the majestic Himalayas, can be visited in a two- or three-day round trip from Shimla, or en route to Kinnaur via the characterless transport hub of Rampur.Any Airfare, Train fare, Overland Journey which is not mentioned in the Itinerary.
Guide / Entry fees, rohtang pas at own cost, Boating, Elephant riding / Horse riding etc. During sight seeing.
Any personal nature items like Laundry, bar bills, table bills, camera fee, tips or any other item.
Room Heater in Hotel.
Any Medical /rescue evacuation due to mishaps.
Any other things that is not included in the “Package Cost Include” Column.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Delhi to Shimla

  Pickup from Delhi Airport/railway Station, Drive to Shimla. On Arrival At Shimla Check in Hotel After Fresh Up Visit to Half Day City Tour Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Sankat Mochan Temple and Jakhu Temple, Evening Free to Stroll in the Famous Shopping Place of Shimla Town - the Mall & the Ridge. Later Back to Hotel. Overnight Stay At Hotel At Shimla.

  • Hotspots Jakhu Temple
• Day 2 : Shimla - Kufri, Naldehra

  After Breakfast Excursion to Kufri. Kufri is Famous for Its Himalayan National Park, Pony and Yak Ride and One Can See the Endless Himalayan Panorama from Kufri. Later Visit Naldehra - Naldehra is Famous Golf Course. Later Back to Hotel, Overnight Stay in the Hotel.

  • Hotspots Kufri
• Day 3 : Back to Delhi

  After Breakfast. Check Out the Hotel. and Drive Back to Delhi with the Private Vehicle.

Inclusions

• Breakfast & Dinner in Hotel.
• All Sightseeing & Transfer by private _Dezire/ Alto___ Cab
• (Ac Will not Run in Hill Area)
• Accommodation of _Dlx__ Rooms in Hotel.
• All applicable transportation and Hotel Taxes.
• All Toll Tax, parking, fuel and drive allowance.
• Welcome Drink
• Indoor Activities.
• GST5%

Exclusions

• Any Airfare, Train fare, Overland Journey which is not mentioned in the Itinerary.
• Guide / Entry fees, rohtang pas at own cost, Boating, Elephant riding / Horse riding etc. During sight seeing.
• Any personal nature items like Laundry, bar bills, table bills, camera fee, tips or any other item.
• Room Heater in Hotel.
• Any Medical /rescue evacuation due to mishaps.
• Any other things that is not included in the “Package Cost Include” Column.

Price & Rates

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