Day 01 : Chandigarh to Shimla

Arrive at Chandigarh railway station/airport and enjoy a scenic 4-hour drive to Shimla. Check in and unwind with a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.

Shimla:-Once known as the Summer Capital of the British Raj and now the capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla remains one of India’s most beloved hill stations. Perched at an altitude of 2,200 meters, it captivates visitors with its old-world charm, colonial-era architecture, and the lively Mall Road and Ridge—dotted with quaint shops, cosy cafés, and vibrant restaurants, making it a perfect escape for travellers seeking both nostalgia and natural beauty.

Day 02 :Shimla to Sangla

After breakfast, drive to Sangla via Kufri, Fagu, and Narkanda, following the scenic Sutlej River. Arrive by evening and check into your hotel in the picturesque Baspa Valley, known for its apple orchards and Kinnauri culture. Overnight at hotel.

Kufri:-Located just 16 km from Shimla, Kufri is a charming hill station known for its breathtaking Himalayan views and thick deodar forests. It’s also famous for winter sports and horse rides to Mahasu Peak. A quick photo stop here is a must.

Fagu:-A serene little village surrounded by orchards and fields, Fagu is a peaceful spot that offers stunning views of terraced hills and distant snow peaks. It’s an ideal place to experience untouched rural Himachal.

Narkanda:-At an altitude of 8,100 feet, Narkanda is known for apple orchards and forests of pine and oak. The area provides panoramic views of snow-clad peaks and is an important winter ski destination. The drive from here begins to descend toward the Sutlej River valley.

Sangla:-Tucked away in the majestic Baspa Valley, Sangla is a hidden gem in Himachal Pradesh’s Kinnaur district. Situated at an altitude of around 9,000 feet, this charming town is embraced by snow-capped peaks, dense deodar forests, and vibrant apple orchards. The name Sangla means "pass of light," and true to its name, the valley is bathed in gentle sunlight that beautifully highlights its serene natural landscape.

Day 03 : Sangla to Tabo

After breakfast, drive to Tabo via Nako, famous for its frozen lake and Padmasambhava Temple. On the way, visit the 500-year-old mummy village before reaching Tabo for an overnight stay.

Nako:-A scenic Himalayan village known for its serene Nako Lake, which freezes in winter, becoming an ice hockey ground; also home to the Padmasambhava Temple, linked to the second incarnation of Lord Buddha.

Giu Mummy:-A fascinating stop where you can see the preserved remains of a naturally mummified Buddhist monk, considered sacred and believed to bless visitors.

Tabo:-Famous for the ancient Tabo Monastery, a UNESCO-listed site often called the “Ajanta of the Himalayas,” with beautiful murals, frescoes, and centuries-old Buddhist art.

Day 04 : Tabo to Kaza

After breakfast, visit the ancient Tabo Monastery, known as the Ajanta of the Himalayas, with its stunning caves and rare Buddhist Thanka paintings. Later, explore Dhankar Monastery before continuing to Kaza for overnight stay.

Tabo Monastery:-Known as the "Ajanta of the Himalayas," Tabo Monastery is one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in India, dating back to 996 AD. It features ancient caves and exquisite Thangka paintings that showcase the rich heritage of Buddhist art and culture.

Dhankar Monastery:-Perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the confluence of the Spiti and Pin Rivers, Dhankar Monastery is a striking example of Himalayan architecture. It serves as a spiritual center and offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Day 05 : Kaza to Kaza

After breakfast, visit the iconic Key Monastery and the scenic Kibber Village at 4205 m. Later, drive to Chicham Bridge and Kunzum Pass (4590 m) before returning to Kaza for overnight stay.

Key:-Key is a traditional Spitian village famous for its ancient Key Monastery, the largest in Spiti Valley. The monastery is a vibrant center of Tibetan Buddhism and offers panoramic views of the valley.

Kibber:-One of the highest inhabited villages in the world, Kibber is known for its rugged beauty, traditional lifestyle, and the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary, home to snow leopards and Himalayan ibex.

Chicham:-A small village famous for the Chicham Bridge, one of the highest suspension bridges in Asia, offering breathtaking views of the Spiti River gorge.

Langza:-Known as the “Fossil Village,” Langza is famous for its rich deposits of fossils and stunning views of the Himalayan peaks. The village offers a glimpse into ancient geological history and peaceful mountain life.

Hikkim:-One of the highest post offices in the world is located here. Hikkim is a small, remote village where you can send postcards stamped with a unique postmark — a special souvenir from Spiti Valley.

Komik:-Often called one of the highest villages in Asia, Komik is known for its beautiful monastery and serene surroundings. It provides an authentic experience of traditional Spitian culture.

Day 06 : Kaza to Kalpa

After breakfast, check out and drive to Kalpa, the scenic district headquarters of Kinnaur, known for its stunning views of Jorkanden and Kinner Kailash peaks. After lunch and rest, visit Narayan Nagini Temple, walk to Roghi Village and stop at Suicide Point for stunning valley views.

Narayan Nagini Temple Complex:-A peaceful spiritual site featuring shrines dedicated to Hindu gods, Buddhist influences, and local deities — showcasing the region’s unique religious harmony.

Roghi Village:-A scenic traditional village known for its wooden houses and terraced fields. Walk through narrow lanes and interact with locals to experience authentic pahari culture.

Suicide Point:-Located near Roghi Village, this cliffside viewpoint offers breathtaking and dramatic views of the deep valleys and high mountains — popular for photography and nature lovers.

Kalpa Village:-A serene and traditional Himalayan village, Kalpa offers stunning views of the snow-capped ranges and retains its centuries-old charm. Once called "Chini," it was the regional capital during colonial times. The architecture, apple orchards, and traditional lifestyle reflect the unique culture of the Kinnauri people.

Jorkanden & Kinner Kailash Peaks:-Towering above Kalpa, Jorkanden (6,473 m) is the highest peak in the Kinner Kailash range. The Kinner Kailash Peak is considered sacred by Hindus and is believed to be one of the mythological abodes of Lord Shiva. A unique rock formation resembling a Shivling (79 feet tall) stands here, dramatically changing colors throughout the day, depending on sunlight and weather conditions—an awe-inspiring sight clearly visible on a clear day.

Hu-Bu-Lan-Kar Monastery:-This ancient Buddhist monastery was founded by Rinchensang-po, a great translator and Buddhist scholar. Nestled in Kalpa, it is a peaceful place for reflection and prayer. With its prayer wheels, intricate murals, and scenic backdrop of mountains, it offers a quiet spiritual escape and insight into the region’s deep Buddhist roots.

Day 07 : Kalpa to Shimla

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, check out from your hotel and begin the scenic drive back to Shimla. Relax and take in the beautiful landscapes along the way as you make your journey. Upon arrival in Shimla, check into your hotel and unwind for the evening. Enjoy a comfortable overnight stay, preparing for the next day’s adventures.

Shimla:-Once known as the Summer Capital of the British Raj and now the capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla remains one of India’s most beloved hill stations. Perched at an altitude of 2,200 meters, it captivates visitors with its old-world charm, colonial-era architecture, and the lively Mall Road and Ridge—dotted with quaint shops, cosy cafés, and vibrant restaurants, making it a perfect escape for travellers seeking both nostalgia and natural beauty.

Day 08 : Shimla to Chandigarh

After breakfast checkout from hotel and drive to Chandigarh . Drop at Chandigarh Airport/Railway Station.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and begin your journey to Chandigarh. Enjoy a comfortable drive through the scenic route as you head towards the city. Upon arrival, you will be dropped off at Chandigarh Airport or Railway Station for your onward travel. 

This concludes your memorable Himachal tour, leaving you with cherished experiences and lasting impressions.