Himachal Pradesh Tour Plan

Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh Tour

His Majesty the king of all mountains, The Himalaya is our protector throughout the northern part of our great India. A total of eleven hill provinces of our country are located in the heart of the Himalayas. These eleven states are incomparable in form. One of them is the state bordering the western Himalayas, which we call Devbhoomi Himachal. From time immemorial, this sacred area of ​​immense beauty has been identified as the abode of the gods. In the Markandeya Purana or The Sapta Shotee Chandi we find the story of Kalika Devi, the Bhima Kalika temple of Sarahan, founded by the middle Pandava Bhima of the Mahabharata that the temple still stands incomparable in faith and devotion to its glory. The location of some of the most ancient pilgrimage sites of our country is also in this state. Such as Jwalamukhi Temple, Chintapurni Temple, Baijnath Temple etc.

Himachal Pradesh Tour

It is bounded on the east by Tibet, on the north by Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir, on the west by Punjab, on the southwest by the state of Haryana, and on the south by Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. Most of the Himalayan region in British-occupied India was part of the British-ruled Punjab Province. After independence, the hilly areas of this part were brought under an autonomous body called "Chief Commissioners Province of Himachal Pradesh". Later, in 1966, a few more hill tracts belonging to the Punjab province were included in this part and it was turned into a Union Territory. Only in 1971 did the Indian government declare this part of the country a separate state called “Himachal Pradesh”.

Himachal Pradesh Tour

Surrounding this state of unparalleled beauty is the dense green Himalayas, the crown of bright white snow in its unforgettable diamond splendor when the sun shines brightly. Different forms of this state in different seasons. This state has matched the cradle of its darling by extending its arms for the tourists who are thirsty for travel with everlasting beauty.

How to go to Himachal Pradesh?

There are many ways to visit Himachal Pradesh. If you come by air to Chandigarh airport, you can come to Shimla by car from there and start your Himachal Pradesh Tour from there. If you want to come by rail, you can reach Kalka by rail from Delhi. The Kalka-Shimla narrow gauge train is coming to Shimla every morning from Kalka. It’s an unforgettable train ride of roughly five hours. The railway passes through about 108 small and big tunnels. There is another narrow gauge railway from Pathankot to Yogindar Nagar in the Kangra valley of Himachal Pradesh. And if you want to come by road then many buses are coming from Delhi to Shimla or Manali every day. You can get public bus of public road transport, Volvo bus, luxury, AC, non AC, all kinds of buses to reach Shimla or Manali. You can also reach Shimla by bus or share car from Kalka.

Himachal Pradesh Tour

How long will it take to visit Himachal Pradesh?

How long it takes to travel will depend on where you want to go.

First of all, see how long you can take leave. Plan the tour accordingly.

The most popular tour of this route is "Shimla-Manali Tour". Shimla - 02 nights, Manali- 03 nights.

With this tour, you can visit Manikaran on the day when you are going to Manali from Shimla.

On the way, the driver will show you other common sightings of Kullu valley. Tell the driver to start the journey from Shimla and to drop you at Chandigarh.

You can also make other tour plans according to the number of days of your vacations, which are:

1.       Kinner Kailash Tour

Shimla - 2 nights, Sarahan - 1 night, Sangla - 1 night, Chitkul - 1 night (You can stay in Sangla for two nights, in which case you should visit Chitkul on the second day and stay overnight in Sangla.) Kalpa - 1 night, Rampur / Narkanda - 1 night (Journey starts from Simla, ends at Chandigarh). This tour is best known as the Kinner-Kailas Tour.

         

       2.   Simla-Manali-Dalhousie-Dharamshala Tour

Shimla - 2 nights, Manali - 3 nights, Dharamsala - 2 nights, Dalhousie - 2 nights, Amritsar - 1 night. (Visit Manikaran on the way from Shimla to Manali and on the way from Manali to Dharamsala you can visit the famous temple Baijnath on the road. On the second day, go out in the morning and see the famous Khajiar, called Switzerland of India. Leave Dalhousie early the next morning and head straight to the Wagah border in Amritsar. The next morning finish the tour by visiting the Golden Temple and Jallian Wallabagh.)

      3.    Kinner with Chandratal and Lahul-Spitty Tour

From Chandigarh to Shimla-1 night, from Shimla to Sarahan-1 night, from Sarahan to Sangla-2 nights (1 day trip to Chitkul from Sangla, overnight stay in Sangla), from Sangla to Kalpa-1 night, from Kalpa to Tabo-1 night, from Tabo to Kaza-2 night, from kaza to Chandratal- 1 night, from Chandratal to Manali- 1 night, from Manali to Chandigarh or Kalka drop and tour end.

Himachal Pradesh Tour

These tour plans can be arranged by increasing or decreasing the number of days of your choice. For those who are coming or going from Shimla to Manali, if you have more than one day in hand, visit the famous Rewalsar Lake in Mandi from one night, you will be fascinated by its amazing natural beauty. And if you have two days in hand, don't forget to visit Parashar Lake along with it. The only temple of heaven architect, technologist Dev Bishwakarma is located in this Mandi in a beautiful environment on the top of the hill. Even if you have days in your hand then try to visit another superb and mind blowing destination called Chail which is only 46 kilometer ahead of the state capital Shimla and should stay there at least for one night. Chail is mostly famous for the Highest Cricket Ground of the world and her charming untouched beauty.

Which is the best time to visit Himachal Pradesh?

Himachal Pradesh Tour

Most people prefer summer, from mid-March to mid-June, as the best time to visit Himachal Pradesh. However, if you like snow, the chances of seeing snow except for a few days in March are very slim for you. Snowfall is sometimes observed in this state in May. There is a lot of snow in Sangla, Kalpa and other places till the end of March or the first week of April and in some years till May. Jalori Pass is often closed due to excess snowfall in this region on these months.

Himachal Pradesh Tour

Many people want to choose the time of winter to see snowfall in Himachal. The state experiences winter from October to February. There is a lot of snowfall at that time. In winter, Shimla, Manali or Dharamsala, Dalhousie-Khajiyar are incomparable in one word. Rohtang Pass is generally closed from November to the end of April or the first week of May due to snow. So when planning a trip to Himachal, do a good research or consult an experienced tour planner.