• Our staff will meet you at Manali Stop and take you to the hotel, where check-in hours will follow hotel guidelines and early check-in availability and fees apply.
• After freshening up, enjoy the Manali local sightseeing tour.
• Start your trip by covering Hadimba Devi Temple and Ghatotkacha Temple.
• The temples are dedicated to Mata Hadimba (the most worshipped deity in Himacahl) and her son Ghatotkacha.
• The next location to check out will be the clubhouse. Enjoy leisure pursuits including skating, disco, zip line, TT, and much more here.
• By evening, you will be escorted back to the hotel, have dinner, and stay overnight at the hotel in Manali.

• Have a healthy breakfast at Manali’s hotel.
• Today you will be taking a day tour to Solang Valley (15 km from Manali) during the summers or winters. This place never fails to fascinate visitors.
• Summers offer enchanting greenery all around, whereas winters are blessed with amazing snowfalls.
• While visiting Solang Valley, one should also try their hands on adventure activities, as it is one of the best places for adventures near Manali.
• You can enjoy activities like paragliding, cable car ropeway, zorbing, snow scootering, skiing, and horseback riding, and you can also enjoy a short trek to Anjani Mahadev.
• By evening, you will be escorted back to the hotel after a joyful experience and have your dinner with an overnight stay at the hotel in Manali. Winter Note: If there is snow and it is possible for a vehicle to get there, the Solang Valley sightseeing point will be covered; if not, sightseeing will be available up to Barrier Point. However, with the increase in global warming, a few months can be devoid of snow, yet the panoramic views that it offers are worth watching. On the way to Rohtang Pass, places to cover will be Kothi, Gorge, Gulaba, and Marhi. Note: Rohtang Pass is closed every Tuesday and during snowfall months or days. The NGT (National Green Tribunal) has also limited the number of vehicles visiting Rohtang Pass in a day. Thus, this sightseeing will be subject to a permit obtained on the spot and extra costs (permit and vehicle charges).

• Have a healthy breakfast at Manali’s hotel.
• Today you will be taking a day tour to Nagar. Drive towards Kullu (40 km from Manali) while on the way, taking a halt at Vaishno Devi Temple and Pashmina Shawl showrooms.
• Whitewater River Rafting will be the highlight of the tour, so do not miss it. Resume your trip to Naggar (20 km from Manali) while en route, covering the temples of Jagatsukh, Gayatri Temple, and Shiva Temple.
• Reach and admire the heritage of Naggar Castle. This castle, once the abode of Kullu Raja, is now a hotspot for national and international movie shootings.
• Later, we will drive to Roerich Art Gallery while en route, catching glimpses of Tripura Sundri Temple (one of the 51 Shaktipeeths).
• This gallery is one of the places where you can find original paintings by the famous Russian painter Nicholas Roerich.
• Overnight stays will be at the Manali Hotel.

• Have a healthy breakfast at Manali’s hotel, then check out of the hotel.
• Today you will be taking a back-to-Delhi departure. Before departing for Delhi, you are free to explore local markets, Tibetan monasteries, IBEX markets, and Van Vihar on your own.
• Arrive at the Manali private Volvo stand at the appointed time and make the most memorable trip back to Delhi.

"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."

Refunds that apply will be handled in a timely manner—seven business days

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.