• Enjoy a hearty breakfast in the morning at the hostel and also head out for original sightseeing in Shimla.
• You'll be visiting Kalibari Temple, which was erected in 1845 and is devoted to Goddess Kali, also known as Shyamala, from which Shimla derives its name.
• Also, you'll journey to the top of Jakhoo Hill/Jakhu Temple to visit the ancient tabernacle, which is devoted to Lord Hanuman, and the Christ Church, which is a church in the diocesan city of Amritsar.
• You can also choose Vice Regal Lodge, the Ridge, or the Mall Road.

• Start your morning with a succulent breakfast and get ready to depart for Manali.
• On the way, when passing through the Mandi quarter, you'll see the beautiful Pandoh Levee, which offers views that are refreshing for the eyes, the mind, and the soul.
• You'll visit Naggar Castle before continuing your trip towards Manali.
• Reach Manali, check in to the hostel, and take some rest.
• Regal and late stay in Manali.

• After breakfast in the hostel, prepare yourself for the ultimate experience in Manali.
• Once back in Manali, you can also visit the Tibetan Monastery, which is not only a place of deification but also a Tibetan culture center.
• Visit Jagatsukh, a small village that houses old Shikara-style tabernacles and Vashisht Kund-hot sulfur springs.
• Hadimba Devi Temple is an ancient tabernacle about 450 years old devoted to Hadimba Devi, the wife of one of the Pandava sisters, Bhim.
• Go to the clubhouse. In the evening, spend rest time at Mall Road.
• Enjoy the toothsome regale and late stay at the hostel.

• After breakfast in the hostel, prepare yourself for the ultimate experience in Solang.
• Take an adventure perambulation at Solang Valley, where you can enjoy adventure conditioning like zorbing and paragliding.
• Visit Kothi village, Gulaba, and Rahala Falls.
• After a scenic lift through high passes, return back to the hostel for a succulent regale.
• Overnight stay in Manali.

• Wake up to the fresh air in the mountains and enjoy your hearty breakfast.
• Start your drive to the notorious Dhakpo Shedrupling Monastery, or Kais Monastery.
• Reach Dharamshala and stay overnight at the hostel.

• Wake up beforehand to enjoy the mesmerizing views of the sun rising above the beautiful Dhauladhar Ranges.
• Have a hearty breakfast beforehand and set off to the nearby Naddi village.
• On the way, you'll visit Dal Lake, which is the holiest lake in the upper Dharamshala, near Naddi.
• Also visit St. John Church, which is a marvelous church that stands between the thick deodar timbers near McLeod Ganj.
• Visit Bhagsu Nag Temple, Namgyalma Stupa, a veritable popular tabernacle devoted to Lord Shiva, along with the notorious Bhagsu Waterfall.
• Visit the Tibetan monastery, which is the main and most popular sightseer magnet in Dharamshala megacity.
• In the evening, watch the tabernacle of His Godliness, "The Dalai Lama," and explore numerous Tibetan requests, cafés, and Tibetan handcraft shops.
• Later, return back to the hostel in Dharamshala for a late stay.

• Visit Khajjar
• Once you reach Delhi, your stint in Himachal Pradesh comes to an end.

"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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The must visit places in Himachal Pradesh are Dharamshala, Mceldoganj, Spiti Valley and Kinnaur.

The famous spiritual places in Himachal Pradesh are Hadimba Temple, Baijnath temple and Tibetan Buddhism.

The famous cuisines of Himachal Pradesh are Chana Madra, Dham (a traditional feast), Momos, and various preparations of trout fish.

Tourister love Himachal Pradesh because of its natural and scenic beauty.