Shimla Manali Kasol Tour Package with Rohtang

Want to explore Shimla and Manali along with Kasol and Rohtang? Shimla’s chilly evenings, Kasol’s hippie culture, Kullu’s adventures, and real snow at Rohtang and Sissu—this is the ultimate plan for you!

If you can make it to Chandigarh, that’s great: we’ll take you around in our own vehicle. We can also plan the whole trip from Delhi; in that case, the cars will belong to our vendors rather than us. Their drivers know Himachal’s every bend and uphill stretch like the back of their hand.

This tour includes all the places in the area that are worth seeing: Shimla’s Jakhu Peak and Hanuman Temple, the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Kufri, Kasol, Manikaran, Kullu, Rohtang Pass, Sissu, and the Atal Tunnel!

We’ve noticed that most guests have one big requirement: “The room must have a balcony and a mountain view.” You’ll find that in plenty of Himachal hotels. But now it’s time for a little mountain wisdom, folks: a hotel’s location and the view from it matter more than simply having a balcony. In the mountains, the higher you go, the more spectacular the view. And you can trust people like us—locals who’ve travelled all over and measured these mountains and hotels with our own feet.

So, brothers and sisters, don’t go wandering all over the place—come straight to us! Our team will guide you according to your interests and explain where to stay and how to get around. And if you’re still not fully convinced after talking to them, just say, “Let me talk to Vikrant!” Your brother will personally sort out the whole plan for you. So what are you waiting for? Tap the WhatsApp or Call button below.

Our top recommendations in Shimla are Mall Road and the Ridge, Jakhu Peak and Hanuman Temple, the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, and the Annandale Army Museum. And don’t forget to eat ice cream on Shimla’s famous Ridge! If you can, take the ropeway to Jakhu Hanuman Temple.

Kasol is known for its peaceful Parvati River, café culture, DJ nights, and camping. And whatever you do, don’t get tempted by the so-called “special brownies”—they contain cannabis, which can seriously scramble your brain’s wiring! Instead, sit back by the river and enjoy a campfire.

Kullu is a great place to shop for authentic mountain-grown pulses, dry fruits, famous Kullu shawls, and traditional Himachali clothes. Since Kullu is the district headquarters, genuine local goods from the surrounding mountains make their way here. You can also go river rafting here—it’s safe, as the river’s current isn’t too strong—and try paragliding too.

And what can we even say about Manali? It’s the kind of place that won’t let you get bored. One tip, though: if you’re going to Rohtang, take the traditional route up through Gulaba and Marhi, where the real scenic views are. Sometimes travel agents like us take you via the Atal Tunnel and bring you back the same way to save fuel or money. Don’t let that happen! Go up through Gulaba and Marhi, or come back that way—complete the full circuit.

If you’re visiting before June or July, you’ll find wonderful snow at Rohtang Pass. And as for paragliding—the thrill of taking off from Rohtang’s heights is on another level! My own heart has gotten a little timid with age and a growing belly, but if you’ve still got the guts of a 20- or 22-year-old, don’t miss your chance!

The day-by-day itinerary below is just to help you understand the plan and get a basic idea. We’ll customize it 100% to fit your train, flight, and schedule!