Shimla

Shimla is a beautiful hill station in Himachal Pradesh which is often frequented by honeymooners for its pleasant weather and breathtaking environs. It blesses the tourists with unmatched views of the towering sierras and sparkling glaciers. Take part in adventurous activities like hiking, rappelling and camping here. Step out of the confines of your mundane life and hop on to enjoy some shutter shooting in the arms of nature at the wonderland of Shimla Manali Tour Package. 

Manali

Manali is the most visited hill station of northern India. It has been holding a magical allure for tourists with its incredible landscape, abundant greenery and exquisite scenery. Besides offering quite a few places for sightseeing, Shimla Manali Trip gives you a chance to do adventure sports like skiing, hiking; the varied culture of the region reflects the rich traditional legacy and ancestral heritage that has percolated to the modern era from the ancient past. The hill town has blossomed into a paradise for the wandering heart and it also has some cultural gems that are unique to this part of the world.

Places To Visit in Manali:-

Dhankar Village:- 

Dhankar village and Monastery, situated at an elevation of 3,894 meters, was once the capital of Spiti valley. Situated at the confluence of Spiti river and Pin river, the monastery complex is built on a high spur. It is one of the most spectacular settings for a gompa in the whole world. The monastery is a mud-built multi-floor structure which is more than a century old. Explore the beautiful village with Shimla Manali Tourism Package. 

Chandratal Lake:- 

Popularly known as the trekker's paradise. It is situated at an altitude of 4300 meters. Chandratal Lake is reckoned as the most charismatic lake situated in the laps of Himalayas. This enticing lake is perched on the Samudra Tapu plateau which lies in close proximity to Chandra River. Chandratal offers the most splendid views of the Spiti region in Shimla Manali Group Tour Package. The lake is crescent-shaped, and that is how it got its name.