• Today we visit two gardens: the Pinjore Garden, which is the Garden of Pinjore's traditional Mughal architecture and has seven distant terraces, enormous pavilions, and gorgeous fountains;
• The whole collection of sculptures in the Rock Garden is composed of disposable items and trash from homes, businesses, and industries.
• After that, we proceeded to Shimla.
• Stay overnight in Shimla.
• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Shimla with coffee or tea

• We went to the hub of Shimla winter activities, Kufri, today. From there, we went to the Himalayan Zoo and Indira Bungalow. Later, we visit Scandal Point, The Ridge, and Christ Church by traveling along the well-known Mall Road.
• Stay overnight in Shimla.
• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Mall Road offers burgers, softies, and tea and coffee.

• We traveled by the picturesque Kullu Valley and Pandoh Dam on our way to Manali today. We stopped at the Kullu Shawl factory for tea. We arrive in Manali, a stunning hill resort surrounded by snow-capped mountains, in the twilight.
• Spend the night in Manali.
• Dinner, lunch, and breakfast
• Tea, coffee, and soft drinks in the Kullu shawl factory and while traveling through Manali

• We had an amazing journey to Rohtang Road, Snow Point, today.
• During our leisure time, we may play in the snow and take as many photos as we like.
• Next, we travel via the recently opened Atal Tunnel (with respect to Operation), the longest tunnel in the world, reaching a height of 10,040 feet.
• We have dinner after the nightly campfire and traditional Himachali folk dance.
• Note that Rohtang Pass is 51 kilometers from Manali. Due to snow cover, this pass is inaccessible for about eight months out of the year.
• We usually go to the snow location on Rohtang Road, which the Border Security Force has approved for our visitation.
• Note also that the stores rent out snow gear, coats, and gumboots. situated on Rohtang Road, and if necessary, you can rent it for a higher price.
• Spend the night in Manali.
• Dinner, lunch, and breakfast
• Rohtang Snow Point serves instant noodles and tea or coffee.

• Today we went to Hidimba Mandir, a distinctive shrine to Hidimba Devi situated on the snow-covered Manali slopes.
• Later on, we travel to Solang Valley, a gorgeous valley in Solang town with breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains and glaciers.
• Here, we take a ropeway trip and take in the views of the Himalayas.
• For an extra fee, those who have an adventurous attitude can partake in exhilarating activities including paragliding, biking, trekking, and hiking.
• We visited the Himalayan Nyingmapa Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, which is renowned for its stunning architecture, after returning to Manali by car. After that, we have free time to shop on Mall Road.
• Spend the night in Manali.
• Dinner, lunch, and breakfast
• Solang Valley tea/coffee, Mall Road momos

• Let's enjoy the exhilarating sport of river rafting in the Beas River's raging rapids today. The water is cold and white.
• We will travel to Chandigarh later.
• Note: Guests weighing more than 30-35 kg are permitted to go water rafting for safety reasons.
• Spend the night in Chandigarh.
• Dinner, lunch, and breakfast
• After rafting, tea, coffee, and instant noodles at Swar Ghat

• We are heading to Delhi today.
• It's now time to bid our traveling friends farewell.
• Let's communicate with one another by phone, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and email so that we may plan another amazing tour together.
• I'll see you all soon! Travel guests will proceed to Delhi airport as per their scheduled flight and start their return journey back home.
• Tour Conclude

"1. A 20% cancellation fee equal to the entire tour cost will be applied to any cancellations made 30 days or less before the departure date. 2. Refunds for cancellations made between 15 and 30 days before the departure date will be 30% of the total tour price. 3. There would be cancellation fees equal to 50% of the total tour cost for any cancellations made seven to fifteen days before the scheduled departure date. 4. A cancellation made between 0 and 7 days before the departure date will result in cancellation fees equal to 100% of the total tour cost. 5. Activities and tours may not operate or may be cancelled due to unforeseen weather conditions or sudden government laws or prohibitions, among other constraints."

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Summertime, from May to June, and the dry season, from September to October, are the best times to go on the Sar Pass Trek. These times of year are perfect for hiking since they have nice weather and smooth paths.

Camping is the typical method of lodging on the Sar Pass Trek. Trekkers may take personal camping equipment or go in groups with facilities for camping. Camping enables you to fully experience the Parvati Valley natural surroundings.

The Sar Pass itself, which is located at a height of roughly 13,800 feet (4,206 metres) above sea level, is the highest point on the Sar Pass Trek.

Both novice and seasoned trekkers can successfully complete the Sar Pass Trek, which is regarded as moderately difficult. While previous trekking experience is advantageous, hikers with a modest degree of fitness can successfully finish this climb.