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A carefully paced plan, day by day. Tap any day for the stay, meals and altitude detail.
UNESCO World Heritage
World Heritage Sites on this journey
This tour takes you close to 2 UNESCO World Heritage Sites of India. These are places the world has recognised as our shared treasure. Below you can see each one and how far it is from where you stay, so you can plan your darshan and sightseeing with time to spare.
Right where you stay
The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier (Capitol Complex)
Cultural · Inscribed 2016 · Chandigarh
While you stay at Chandigarh, you can visit The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier (Capitol Complex), a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A short drive from your stay
Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area
Natural · Inscribed 2014 · Himachal Pradesh
Great Himalayan National Park Conservation Area is a short drive from your stay at Manali (about 33 km). You can see it as a half-day trip.
Want to plan your trip around India’s World Heritage Sites? See all UNESCO World Heritage Sites of India.
Travel tips
Travel Tips
Travel Tips For Kullu Manali Tour Package from Delhi
Shimla Travel Guide
Travel Tips for Shimla
- Best Places to Visit in Shimla:(Christ Church), Jakhoo Hill and Temple, the Mall, the Ridge, Viceregal Lodge, Scandal Point, Shimla State Museum, Chadwick Fall and Ice Skate Rink..
- Best Places to Eat in Shimla: Qilaa (the Mall Road,Contact number +91 9736691209, INR 500); Honey Hut (70, KhadiBhawan, Mall Rd, Contact number 0177 265 0347, INR 400) famous for honey based preparations; Café Sol (Opposite Tourism Lift, Mall Rd, Contact Number 0177 265 2251, INR 1,000) for Mexican and Italian cuisines and The Devicos (5, Mall Road, Contact Number 0177 280 6335, INR 500) a great option for Indian, Chinese and Italian foods and alcohol.
- Best things to buy in Shimla:Embroidered woollen shawls as well as sweaters, gloves, mufflers, caps and scarves are among the best items. Visit Himachal Emporium and other shops located on the Mall to find these in huge variety. Tibetan Market is famous for strikingly beautiful carpets and Lakkar Bazaar bustles with inimitable wooden handicrafts and local jewellery items. Other popular places include Minchys (Contact Number +91 177 286-0203) for fruit-based products and Minerva Book House (Contact Number +91 177 225-2043).
Tips on visiting Rohtang Pass
Things to remember before visiting Rohtang Pass
- Rohtang Pass opens only from June to October (heavy snowfall makes it inaccessible for the rest of the year)..
- To avoid the frequent traffic jams, try to leave for the pass at the earliest.
- Be prepared to deal with altitude sickness, consult your doctor and carry appropriate medication.
- You would need to carry (or hire) jackets, shoes and other important accessories to deal with adverse weather and terrains. We recommend you to carry thermal inner wear.
- In conformance with the recent guidelines of National Green Tribunal(NGT) prescribing a ceiling over the number of vehicles that can visit Rohtang pass each day, please ensure that your vehicle has requisite permission to visit Rohtang Pass.
- Have carbohydrate rich diet and drink plenty of water
Manali Travel Guide
Travel Tips for Manali
- Best Places to Visit in Manali : Hadimba Temple, Vashishth Temple and Hot Water Springs, Jogini Falls, Rahala Waterfalls, Buddhist Monasteries, Naggar Castle and Manu Maharishi Temple.
- Best Places to Eat in Manali : Drifters’ Café (Manu temple Road, Old ManaliContact Number +91 98050 33127, INR 500 onwards) for European and American menus, Café 1947 (Near Bridge, Old Manali,Contact Number +91 94184 61969, INR 400) for great pizzas, Johnson’s Café (Loghut Road Contact Number +91 97 36 152807, INR 350-650) for wood oven-baked trout and The Lazy Dog (Manu Temple Road, +91 1902 254 277, INR 500 onwards) for multi-cuisine menus.
- Best things to buy in Manali : Kullu Manali tour packages offer outstanding shopping opportunities. Explore the shops and stalls and The Mall, Old Manali Market and Tibetan Market to buy items like hand-woven shawls (visit Bhuttico cooperative shop for the top variety), blankets (called chingus), caps and funky jewellery items. Jams, jellies, pickles and other products from the locally-produced fruits are indeed worth buying. .
Chandigarh Travel Guide
Travel Tips for Chandigarh
- Best Places to Visit in Chandigarh : Sukhna Lake, Rose Garden, Rock Garden, Capitol Complex, International Doll Museum, Chandigarh Museum and Open Hand Monument.
- Best Places to Eat in Chandigarh : Whistling Duck (Sector 26, Contact No. 090236 91893, INR 1,500 onwards) for international fare, Pal Dhaba (Sector 28, Contact No. 0172 507 8614, INR 600) for paranthas, dal makhani and other North Indian dishes, Brooklyn Central (Elante Mall , Contact No.+91 8146656571, INR 1,500 onwards) for American food and Virgin Courtyard (Sector 7, Contact No. 086990 00999, INR 1,700) for Italian menus.
- Best things to buy in Chandigarh : Colourful fabrics and textiles at Sector 22 and Sector 19 markets are surely going to impress you. Visit Sector 17 City Centre which offers top brand outlets and is also a perfect place to spend a lovely evening. Buy furniture at Sector 34 or look for latest fashion items at various malls like Elante, The Central Mall and TDI Mall..
What travellers say
What travellers say
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
To visit Rohtang Pass, you need to obtain a permit from the local authorities. These permits are limited and can be booked online in advance. It is advisable to secure your permit as early as possible, especially during peak tourist season, to ensure access to this stunning location.
The best time to visit Kullu and Manali is from March to June for pleasant weather and outdoor activities. If you enjoy snow, December to February is ideal, but be prepared for cold temperatures and potential road closures due to snow.
Traveling from Shimla to Manali can be done by private taxi or bus. The distance is approximately 250 km, and the journey takes around 7-8 hours. Buses are available from the Shimla bus station, while taxis can be booked through local operators.
Pack warm clothing, including thermal wear, jackets, and gloves, especially if traveling in winter. Comfortable shoes for walking, sunscreen, and a hat are also recommended. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning landscapes!
Yes, Kullu and Manali are generally safe for tourists. However, it's advisable to stay updated on weather conditions, especially during the winter months, and to follow local guidelines regarding safety and travel.
When visiting Kullu and Manali, it's respectful to dress modestly, especially in rural areas. Always ask for permission before photographing locals, and be mindful of local customs, particularly during festivals and religious events.
Within Manali, you can use local buses, auto-rickshaws, or hire taxis for sightseeing. Walking is also a great way to explore the town, especially in areas like the Mall Road, where vehicles are restricted.
Mobile connectivity is generally good in Manali, but may be limited in remote areas. Ensure your mobile service provider has coverage in Himachal Pradesh. Wi-Fi is available in many hotels and cafes, but may be slow.
Don't miss trying local Himachali dishes like Chana Madra, Siddu, and Dham. These traditional meals are often available in local eateries and provide a taste of the region's rich culinary heritage.
Solang Valley offers a range of activities including paragliding, zorbing, and skiing in winter. You can also enjoy trekking and horseback riding during the summer months, making it a year-round destination for adventure enthusiasts.
It's advisable to carry basic medications for altitude sickness, especially if you're not acclimatized. Stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activities on the first day to help your body adjust to the altitude.
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