Meet our representative upon arrival at DEL Airport and proceed to Agra in a private vehicle. Majestically located on the banks of Yamuna River, this wonder of the world was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal.

The colossal Red Fort in Delhi was the home of the formidable Mughal emperors for around 200 years until the British took over it in 1857. The fort is not just a symbol of the popular grandeur of the Mughal era, but it has withstand the trials of turbulent times, especially during India’s most historical events that shaped the foundation of the country. This is one of the most famous tourist attractions of the national capital. The UNESCO declared the Red Fort a World Heritage Site in 2007, in recognition of its significance. Red Fort is one of the most celebrated monuments of India and is the symbol of valour and peace.

This 17th century monument is of octagonal shape and it covers around 255 acres of land. The total number of gates here is three. The royals used to enter the fort through the Khizrabad Gate that has been closed for commoners now. The Lahore and Delhi Gates are open to locals and tourists. The fort was planned to house a palace inside its campus. The Red Fort still a historical and architectural wonder.

The Lotus Temple (also known as Kamal Mandir)  in Delhi is a matchless architectural marvel and one of the prime tourist attractions of the National Capital. Shaped in the form of a spectacular lotus with white petals, it makes for a break-taking sight and attracts countless visitors throughout the year. Unlike most other places of worship, this temple or Bahai House of Worship does not allow ritualistic ceremonies and has no fixed pattern to conduct worship.

The Qutub Minar is a brick minaret built in 1193 by Muslim conquerors of Delhi. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Delhi’s most visited tourist attractions. At 240 feet (73 meters) high, it’s also an impressive engineering feat—all the more notable for surviving for so many centuries.

Arrival in Manali. It won't be wrong to say that this hill station is the perfect place for trying adventure activities. On arrival, check-in at the hotel and take some to relax. After that, you can head out and be a part Manali Local Sightseeing.

Places Today, get all set for visiting the prime attractions of Manali. Visit Hadimba Devi Temple- an ancient temple around 450 years old that is dedicated to Hadimba Devi wide of one of the Pandava brothers Bhim, Jagatsukh- a small village that houses old Shikara-style temples and Vashisht Kund- hot water sulphur springs. Later in the day explore the Tibetan Monastery and the handicraft centre. Take a walk upto the old Vashisht village.

A gentle walk will take 30 minutes to reach the base of the waterfall. Small stretch of up slope will be there near the waterfall.

Yogini mata temple is at the base of the waterfall. From here if you can climb then can reach the top point of the waterfall. The stiff climb will take 20 minutes more to reach at top. If you don't want to climb up then towards your right side through narrow path you can reach the base of the waterfall. Here there is small pool formed by the falling water and here you can take bath and spend some time. Or visit, Manali Club House and Manu temple Apart from that also you can visit Tibetan Monastery.

SAJLA WATERFALL: On the left bank of River Beas, is a beautiful natural waterfall at Village

Sajla. It is about 10 Km from Manali.

The Sajla Falls is surrounded by deodar trees, pine trees, apple orchards and spectacular snow-covered mountain peaks; this fall is a charming picnic spot. The first sight of the falls is quite hidden and will be a surprise for the visitor as the water unexpectedly rushes from a cluster of rocks. You can also enjoy a refreshing bath at this fall or you can even leisurely swim in the small pool of this falls.

One can trek up the hill to reach the top of the hill which provides a better view of the waterfall and its lovely surroundings. The short trek up the hill is fairly easy. After visiting the Sajla temple complex, you can start the trek. The trek route passes through narrow lane by the side of temple and it goes through apple orchids, tall pine trees small water streams.

After breakfast have an excursion trip to Solang Valley where you can admire the enchanting sights of the surroundings and can enjoy various thrilling adventure activities by own cost.

As the winter approaches, the same Salang Valley takes a shape of a Snowy Blanket, thus forming a perfect vista for several snow activities. After enjoying the outing return to hotel for Overnight stay.

ACTIVITIES TO DO

PARAGLIDING

Snow Motor Bikes riding

ZORBING BALL

GONDOLA RIDE

ATAL TUNNEL, KOKSAR & ROHTANG PASS (EXTRA COST)

You can stop by roadside and breathe in cool breeze. Amazing experience it is. Road is well maintained and perfect choice for a road trip. Sissu Village is around 6 km from Tunnel's North End and first village on that way.

ROHTANG PASS MANALI

Rohtang Pass- a gateway to Lahaul and Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh, remains one of the most spectacular destinations in the entire Kullu region. This picturesque pass is located around 51 kms away from Manali, at a height of 3980 meters, on Manali Keylong highway. This mountain slope is so beautiful that people from every corner of the country visit this place to take part in adventure sports such as skiing, ice-skating, paragliding, etc. The Rohtang Pass is open for tourist from April to October and the permission to travel on this highway is given by the Indian Army, once they clear the snow. Just beyond the stunning Rohatng pass is the Sonapani Glacier and the twin peak of Gaypan, which is known for its panoramic view and peaceful atmosphere. People visit this spot to have some refreshing moments purely in the arms of mother nature. Some people also visit the famous Beas Kund, the source of the Beas River and a holy site for Hindus as the same is easily accessible from the Rohtang Pass. It is believed that the sage Vyas used to meditate at this site.

Kullu is a place where ease meets adventure. It is one of the best places in India to experience adventure sports with natural beauty. Will multiple amazing places around, Kullu is certainly the hub of Himachal travels.

PARAGLIDING: Kullu is recognized as the paragliding hub of India. Experience a bird’s eye view of the world? Paragliding at Kullu offers excellent world class facility for Paragliding and is one of the best gliding sites in the world.

There is no prior experience required for trying out this adventure activity. You can enjoy a tandem paragliding which is a two-seater joy ride where an experienced Pilot holding International tandem license and an experience of more than 5000 hours of flying does all the needful. All you have to do is sit back and taste the thrill and fun of free flight. Paragliding is a thrilling sport and gives adrenaline rush like nothing else. With a flying time of 25 – 30 minutes, you get enough time in the air to marvel at the breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar Range below, feeling the rush throughout.

WATER RAFTING: River rafting in Kullu is an all-time favorite of tourists and adventurists pouring into the region throughout the year. You’ll arrive at the starting point and get the briefing on the activity. You must listen to this very carefully as the instructions are for ensuring that you get the best of experiences here.

This will be followed by a gear check before you put it on. Then the rafts are lowered in the river and everyone climbs in it. And then, you raft. With rafting trips lasting for as short as 7 km and as long as 14 km, the thrills always remain on a high as you negotiate the rapids of the ever-torrential waters of Beas in Kullu, which further adds to the whole excitement factor of Kullu river rafting.

OTHER ATTRACTION AROUND KULLU

SUNDER NAGGER LAKE

PANDOH DAM

HANOGI MATA TEMPLE

ARRIVAL IN KASOL NIGHT STAY AT CAMP

Kasol is famous for its trekking trails, which include treks to Kheerganga, Yanker Pass, Sar Pass, and Pin Parbati Pass. To get a real feel of the culture in this region, go on a visit to the village of Malana. Located a few kilometres away from Kasol, Malana is a tiny hamlet inhabited by people living in self-imposed isolation. The people of Malana claim themselves to be Aryan descendants, as a result of which they avoid interaction with outsiders. The village has plenty of scenic sights, though, and is often called ‘Little Greece’.

Kasol is inhabited by a huge number of people from Israel, which is discernible from the plenteously available Israeli food, and the street signposts inscribed in Hebrew. Kasol has quite a few streetside cafes which serve delicious food, and the experience of sitting and enjoying a meal amidst the dark green forests and the awe-inspiring mountains make the meal even more enjoyable.

Manikaran Sahib

Situated in the Parvathi valley, the place of worship welcomes you through a bridge right across the hot spring. The fluttering of the colorful flags hung from the Gurdwara and the prayer chants echoing from within is an unforgettable spiritual experience.

You would have to remove your shoes and cover your head to enter the prayer hall. In case you have no cloth to wrap your head, they’d themself provide you with a white piece of cloth. Walking barefoot into the carpeted hall and watching the guru recite prayers in front of the Guru Grant Sahib was spiritual in every sense. Wrapping up the prayer session, I instinctively walked downstairs to the Langar hall.

Hot Springs

If you were left mesmerized watching the hot springs flowing outside the Gurudwara, you’re in for more surprises. Setup in the form of a natural jacuzzi in the bath inside the Gurudwara. Not only are they radioactive but are also said to contain elements of sulfur which is refreshing and energizing.

And not to mention just how peaceful I felt being around the warmth of the water after walking around the snow for two days. From the cold, the switch to the hot temperature would take a while to be adjusted by your body.

Parvati river and Harinder mountains

The place is also perfect for a short adventurous trek. With their misty trails and towering stone structures amidst the forests.

Yet another interesting feature here is that many people have painted the rocks around here and blotted them with abstract forms of tribal art. Make sure you don’t miss out on the heavenly experience of taking a peaceful stroll around the sun-kissed river.