Kinnaur Delight

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  Delhi to Shimla(380Kms. 10 Hours Journey)

  On Arrival At Delhi/Chandigarh Railway Station/Airport, Our Staff Will Greet You And Transfer You To Shimla (380 Km). Shimla Is Situated At The Heart Of The Himalayas, A Most Sought-After Destination Of Himachal Pradesh, Regularly Visited By The Tourists And Visitors, Especially During The Snowfall In January/February Month. The Chilly Weather Of Shimla Lures The Tourists Throughout The Year. On Reaching There, After Check-In At The Hotel (Depending Upon The Time), You Could Visit The Renowned Places There Like Hidimba Devi Temple, Manu Temple, Tibetan Monastery, Or Have A Therapeutic Sulphur-Rich Hot Water Bath At Vashisth Baths. Otherwise, You Could Stroll Down The Town To Get Acquainted With Manali People, Their Local Market, Culture, And Tradition At Large. Later, In The Late Evening, You Could Have Your Dinner And An Overnight Stay At The Hotel. Otherwise, It's Named Shimla From Goddess Shyamala Devi, An Incarnation Of Maa Kali. Shimla Is Renowned For Its Tudor Bethan And Neo-Gothic Architectures That Date From The Colonial Era Besides Numerous Temples. It's Charming Snowfall, Rugged Mountainous Terrain, And Pleasant Weather Has Made Shimla As The First Choice Of Many Tourists To Excite Them To Visit Regularly.
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  Shimla Sightseeing

  Today, after the breakfast you will be spending your entire day in Shimla Sightseeing, visiting most of the most visited tourist destinations like Bandstand, The Gaiety Theatre, The Christ Church, the colourful lakkar bazaar and the scandal point. If you are a heritage lover, you are sure to be having a good time here in having glimpses of British architecture to dwell back into British Era. During noon we will move to the Jakhoo temple where the chilly winds of the mountains will welcome you, a small group of monkeys, chirping of the birds, deep green lush valleys and Shimla localites who are known for their hospitality. Jakhoo Hill, the highest peak of Shimla, offers a panoramic view of the Shivalik Ranges along with the best view of the town of Sanjauli. Lord Hanuman's Temple on the top of the hill attracts several tourists and visitors to have a look of 108 feet (33m) statue of Lord Hanuman, a Hindu deity for being among a few of the MasterPieces statues at such a top elevation of 8500 feet. Here, you will come across many devotees feeding innumerable light-hearted monkeys. In case you want to explore more, you could visit Kufri, which literally means a lake and is often considered as a paradise tucked on the elevation of 2622 m. During winters, this entire region is covered under the snow, and a small meandering path through plantations turns into a sought-after ski track. Otherwise, in spite of visiting Kufri, you could visit the consecrated Kali Bari Shrine for the evening prayers. In the evening you will come back to the hotel for an overnight stay and dinner.
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  Shimla To Kalpa (9711 Feet/8-10 Hours)

  Today, after breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we will drive to Kalpa. On-route you can visit Bhima Kali Temple at Sarahan, which is erected in the Kinnauri old-style, especially from the coating of stone and timber to standby the frequent earthquakes occurring in this belt. After Bhima Kali Temple, we will be heading to ReckongPeo, the district capital of Kinnaur. Here, we will obtain a permit to enter the Spiti valley. After receiving the permit, we will move to Kalpa, via a 7 km zigzag road. Kalpa is considered as a jewel with intriguing vistas of the Kinner Kailash and Jorkandan Peaks. In Kalpa, you can visit many Kinnaur-style shrines besides visiting colourful SamdrupChoeling Gompa. Close to the Kinner Kailash, there is a vast 79-foot hight solitary Shivlinga visited by pilgrims, devotees and tourists for their colour changing attribute with the passing time of the day. On arrival at Kalpa, you will check-in at the hotel and will be staying there for an overnight stay after taking your delicious dinner served by the hotel.
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  Kalpa To Thangi (9730 Feet, 50 Km, 3-4 Hours)

  Today, after breakfast and check-out from the hotel you will be proceeding to Thangi hamlet, which is enclosed in snow-capped mountains. Here, you will come across a number of apple and walnut orchards. On arrival at Thangi, check-in your camp and relax, as the evening will be free at leisure to spend the way you want. You will be having your dinner here, which will be followed by an overnight stay.
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  Thangi To Lambar (9500 Feet, 12 Km, 1 Hour)

  After breakfast and check-out from the camp, we will be proceeding to Lambar, which is a narrow gorge in the southern hemisphere of the district. On arrival at Lambar you will check-in at your homestay and will be at your own will, to spend the rest of the day. Here, you will be having your dinner and staying overnight.
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  Lambar – Charang (11,500 Feet, 12 Km, 1 Hour)

  After breakfast and check-out from the homestay, we will be driving to Charang, a small but the last hamlet of India-China border. On arrival at Charang, Check-in at your guests' house and get ready to visit the ancient Rangrik Monastery situated at an elevation of about 3400m. For the escapade enthusiasts, there's no better place than Charang to be lost in the lap of nature, away from the noisy and cluttered streets, chaos and traffic. In the entire Charang, there are only two landline telephone lines of BSNL, one in the village and the other in the last IBTP Charang Post. At Charang you will be having your dinner at the guest house and will be staying here for an overnight stay.
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  Charang To Chitkul (11,300 Feet, 14 Km, 1 Hour)

  After breakfast and check-out from the guest house today, we will be driving to Chitkul, known as the last inhabited village at the Indo-China border. During winters this entire region is often snow-covered making the inhabitants move to the lower areas. Chitkul's potatoes are one of the World's best potato and are much more expensive than usually available in the markets. On arrival, at Chitkul, check-in at your hotel and have your time to be at leisure. You will be having your dinner at the hotel and staying here for an overnight stay.
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  Chitkul To Rakcham (9,500 Feet, 12 Km, 1 Hour)

  Today, you will be moving to Rakcham after taking your breakfast and doing check-out from the hotel. Rakcham is situated at 2900 m with the River Baspa flowing to it's right. The inhabitants here are known as Kinnaurs and are mostly nomadic. This area receives heavy snowfall during the winter, and therefore the inhabitants move down to the lower regions. A temple of Lord Shiva and another of Goddess Kali are the prominent tourist destinations here. On arrival at Rakcham, you will be free to spend your evening after check-in at the hotel. You will be staying here for an overnight stay after taking your dinner.
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  Rakchham To Sangla (8,500 Feet, 14 Km, 1 Hour)

  Today, after breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we will drive to Sangla Valley renowned as half horse and half men. On the route, you will be crossing Basteri Village via an old bridge constructed over Baspa River. Here, you will come across cobble-stoned thoroughfares and various local temples of Lord Badri Narayan. Later, you will be visiting Kamru Fort, a five-storied fort that rests on 55 square feet of stone, and was constructed decades back by Dev Puran. The elegant complex statues of wooden porches and minuscule temples are a unique attraction there. In the evening, you will be returning to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
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  Sangla To Karcham To Chandigarh (350 Km, 9-10 Hours)

  After breakfast and check-out from the hotel, we will be driving to Karcham with a halt in the Tapri for lunch, followed by the remaining journey to be at Chandigarh. We will drop you at Chandigarh Airport/Railway Station, from where you will take your onward trip. You could also avail our travelling services against a payment in case you wish so.

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