Nestled in the serene hills of Himachal, Kasol and Manali offer a tranquil escape, where the local Himachali spirit resonates through every corner. In Manali, the melodious strains of "Chamba Kitni Door" echo through the winding roads, a true reflection of the simple yet profound life here. The vibrant "Lahul", with its cool mountain breeze, invites all to explore its scenic treasures. Whether wandering through the streets of Kasol or basking in the sacred vibes of Manikaran, you'll find yourself immersed in the culture and music of the region. With the backdrop of the majestic Himalayas, the journey feels like a living song, where every step is accompanied by the rhythm of the mountains.
Day 1: Overnight Journey to Manali
Depart from Delhi in the evening by private cab or Volvo bus.
Enjoy scenic views of the Himalayan foothills during the overnight journey to Manali (approximately 12–14 hours).
Day 2: Manali Local Sightseeing
Arrive in Manali and check into your hotel.
Visit Hadimba Devi Temple, surrounded by lush cedar forests.
Explore Vashisht Village with its famous hot springs.
Stop at Manu Temple, an ancient site with spiritual significance.
Wander through Old Manali, known for its cafes, boutique shops, and laid-back vibe.
Stroll along Mall Road for shopping and trying local food.
Overnight stay in Manali.
Day 3: Solang Valley and Transfer to Kasol
Visit Solang Valley in the morning, a hub for adventure activities such as paragliding, quad biking, and ropeway rides.
Stop by Nehru Kund and enjoy its tranquil beauty.
After completing Solang Valley exploration, begin the drive to Kasol (approx. 2.5–3 hours).
Check into your hotel or campsite in Kasol.
Enjoy the serene riverside ambiance and relax after the journey.
Overnight stay in Kasol.
Day 4: Explore Kasol and Depart for Delhi
After breakfast, explore Kasol Market for local crafts, souvenirs, and handmade woolen items.
Take a short trek to Chalal Village, known for its scenic views and peaceful surroundings.
Spend time by the Parvati River, enjoying the calming atmosphere.
Option to visit Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara, known for its hot springs and spiritual vibe (if time permits).
Begin your return journey to Delhi in the evening.
Day 5: Arrival in Delhi
Arrive back in Delhi early in the morning, marking the end of the trip.
Weather Preparation: The weather in Shimla and Manali can be unpredictable, especially in winter. Carry warm clothes, even if you're visiting in summer, as temperatures can drop unexpectedly. In winter, snow gear like gloves, boots, and thermal wear is essential.
Altitude Sickness: Manali, especially areas like Rohtang Pass, sits at a higher altitude, which may cause altitude sickness. Stay hydrated, take it slow, and avoid heavy physical activity on your first day to acclimatize.
Road Conditions: The roads leading to Shimla and Manali can be winding and narrow, especially during the monsoon or winter months. Drive cautiously, and if you're not driving, make sure to choose a reliable transportation service.
Cash and Connectivity: While both Shimla and Manali have ATMs, it's always wise to carry cash, especially if you're visiting remote areas. Mobile network coverage might be patchy in higher altitudes, so plan accordingly.
Permits: If you're planning to visit places like Rohtang Pass or certain trekking areas, check if permits are required. They often have a limited number of permits available per day, especially in peak tourist seasons.
Local Culture: Himachali people are known for their warm hospitality. Be respectful of local customs, and try the region’s traditional cuisine like siddu, chana madra, and patrodu. The local language is Hindi, but many people understand and speak English.
Health & Safety: Keep a small first aid kit with you, including motion sickness pills, cold medicines, and any personal medications. It's a good idea to carry some snacks, especially on long drives or treks.1 night in Manali hotel, 1 night in Kasol hotel/campsite.
Breakfast and dinner included.
AC private cab/Volvo for all transfers and sightseeing.
Short treks (Tosh or Chalal).
Entry tickets to cultural and natural attractions.
24*7 Human assistance
Well spoken and knowledgeable driver
All road, toll and parking charges
Personal expenses, shopping, and tips.
Additional adventure activities in Solang Valley.
Lunch/snacks during transit.
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