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5 Days 4 Nights
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10 people
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5 Days Dalhousie Dharamshala
“Monks, Monasteries, Mountains, and Momos together paint a beautiful canvas of Dharamshala. Enter a whole new world that will welcome you with the vibrant and unique blend of Tibetan, British and Himachali culture backed by the rustic Dhauladhar range. Feel the peaceful vibes in the larger-than-life monasteries, and soak in the spiritual chants by the red-robed monks along with the sound of rolling prayer wheels. Bring out the cricket fan in you and click a ‘fan cheering’ photograph at the world’s highest cricket stadium in Dharamshala. Hike on the less walked pine forest trails to Khajjiar (The mini Switzerland of India), go cafe hopping to dig in the authentic Tibetan food or sit back and relax by the cascading Bhagsu waterfall,“
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Amritsar – Dalhousie (2 Nights) (Approx. 200 Kms, 5 hrs)
Arrive at Amritsar airport and proceed to Dalhousie. Evening free for leisure or you can have a walk through small town of Dalhousie. Overnight at Dalhousie.
Note: Mandatory supplement charges for gala dinner applicable during Christmas and New Year Period.
Dalhousie – Khajjiar – Dalhousie
Today visit Khajjiar popularly known as “Mini Switzerland” of India , enjoy various sports activities like Zorbing, horse riding etc. at your own. We visit the Ajith Singh Smarak and Satadhara Sparkling Springs. Overnight at Dalhousie.
Note: Incase of heavy snowfall during winters, the road to Khajjiar will be blocked. In such case you can still visit Khajjiar from an alternate route with an extra transport cost of approx. INR 3000. Or you can visit nearby sightseeing Chamera lake with no additional price.
Dalhousie – Dharamshala (2 Nights) (Approx. 120 Kms, 4 hrs)
Today after breakfast, proceed to Dharamshala – formerly known as Bhagsu one of the spiritual dwelling in Himachal Pradesh. Evening /free time for Relaxation. Overnight at Dharamshala.
Dharamshala – Local sightseeing
Today we visit Bhagsunag Temple and Dalai Lama Monastery. Later we visit the Dal Lake – known for its scenic beauty. Enjoy shopping at Macleodganj Bazaar in evening /free time for Relaxation. Overnight at Dharamshala.
Dharamshala – Amritsar - Hometown (Approx. 210 kms, 5 hrs)
Today early morning check-out of your hotel and proceed to Amritsar. Late afternoon visit Golden Temple, after sightseeing proceed to Amritsar Airport to board flight/ train to your hometown Holiday Concludes. Let’s stay in touch on Facebook/ email and meet again on another memorable Holiday. See you soon!
Note: We suggest you to book late night flight so Golden Temple visit can be done. Please Note All guests must follow the mandatory requirements for travel, such as RT-PCR tests, vaccination certificate, web check-in, self-declaration, e-pass formalities etc. as per the state/country, which are subject to change periodically. Any cost incurred for such requirements should be borne by the guests. Given the current dynamic situation some monuments or sightseeing places may be closed temporarily without any prior notice; in such cases every attempt will be made to visit an alternate sightseeing if possible.
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