Day 1: Delhi
Arrive in Delhi, where you’ll be warmly welcomed at the airport and transferred to your hotel.Delhi, the capital of India, brims with historical significance and modern charm. The city’s architecture reflects India’s rich past, while its vibrant nightlife and cosmopolitan vibe add a contemporary touch. In the morning, embark on a city tour of Old Delhi.Start with Jama Masjid, one of Asia’s largest mosques, completed in 1650. This imposing structure has three entrances, elevated by steps and flanked by minarets, topped with three domes decorated in black and white marble. Next, visit the Red Fort, an iconic Mughal fort built by Emperor Shah Jahan, significant for its artistic and historical value. Then, proceed to Raj Ghat, the serene memorial of Mahatma Gandhi, whose philosophies influenced India's independence.In the afternoon, enjoy a tour of New Delhi, starting with Humayun’s Tomb, a pioneering garden tomb of the Indian subcontinent built by Biga Begum in 1569-70. Continue with a drive past India Gate, the war memorial honoring 70,000 soldiers who died during World War I, Parliament House, known for its impressive circular architecture, and Rashtrapati Bhawan, the grand residence of India’s President.

Day 2: Delhi – Shimla (340 KM, 7 Hours)
In the morning, set off on a scenic drive to Shimla, where you’ll check into your hotel upon arrival.Known as the "Queen of Hills," Shimla served as the summer retreat of British India. Nestled in the Himalayan foothills, Shimla boasts Victorian architecture and scenic landscapes filled with pine and oak forests. Spend the rest of the day at leisure; a popular activity is a stroll along Mall Road, Shimla’s bustling main hub located below the ridge.

Day 3: Shimla – Kufri Excursion
In the morning, venture to Kufri, a nature haven and adventure hotspot near Shimla, home to the Himalayan Nature Park with diverse flora and fauna. Also, visit Jakhoo Hill, Shimla’s highest point, offering panoramic views and home to the famous Hanuman Temple.

Day 4: Shimla – Sarahan (180 KM, 7 Hours)
In the morning, drive to Sarahan, beginning an adventurous journey through the Himalayas. En route, pass through Narkanda and Rampur before reaching Sarahan, where you’ll be welcomed by views of the Srikhan Mahadev Peak.Explore the ancient Bhimakali Temple, renowned for its hill architecture and Hindu-Buddhist fusion style. This temple is a gateway to Kinnaur's tribal areas and a marvel of natural beauty.

Day 5: Sarahan – Sangla (75 KM, 3 Hours)
In the morning, head to Sangla in the stunning Baspa Valley, known for its mesmerizing landscapes. Drive via Karchham to reach Sangla, a valley surrounded by autumn-hued trees and green pines with breathtaking views of Kinnar Kailash Peak.

Day 6: Sangla – Kalpa (50 KM, 2 Hours)
Drive from Sangla to Kalpa, one of Kinnaur district’s most beautiful villages, celebrated for its morning sunrise over snowy peaks. Admire the Raldang Kailash massif across the Sutlej River and explore Kalpa’s intricately designed Kinnauri temples.

Day 7: Kalpa – Tabo (150 KM, 6 Hours)
Depart for Tabo, a remote village known as the "Ajanta of the Himalayas" due to its ancient caves and breathtaking landscape. The Tabo Gompa, a World Heritage Site, houses Indo-Tibetan art within its humble mud-brick walls, offering a serene connection to the region's Buddhist heritage.

Day 8: Tabo – Kaza (50 KM, 2 Hours)
Journey to Kaza with a stop at Dhankar Gompa, a 1,200-year-old monastery set between rocks, famous for its silver Vajradhara statue and ancient murals.
In the afternoon, visit Ki Monastery in Kaza, an impressive 1,000-year-old monastery that serves as a Buddhist learning center and showcases unique artifacts and Thangkas.

Day 9: Kaza – Keylong (185 KM, 7 Hours)
Drive to Keylong via the Kunzum La Pass, one of India’s highest motorable passes with views of the Bara-Sigri glacier. Upon arrival in Keylong, explore the local town.

Day 10: Keylong – Manali (115 KM, 5 Hours)
Travel from Keylong to Manali, with a stop at Rohtang Pass, a popular destination known for its thrilling landscapes and adventure activities. Arrive in Manali, a favorite tourist spot for its natural beauty and adventure options along the Beas River.

Day 11: Manali
Visit Hadimba Temple, dedicated to Goddess Hadimba, an architectural gem from the 16th century showcasing local craftsmanship. In the afternoon, explore Naggar, home to the historic Naggar Castle and the Roerich Art Gallery.

Day 12: Manali – Delhi (50 KM, 2 Hours + Flight – 1½ Hours)
Transfer to Bhuntar Airport for a flight back to Delhi. Upon arrival, enjoy a free afternoon for shopping or relaxation.

Day 13: Delhi – Departure
Transfer to the airport for your onward journey, bidding farewell to an unforgettable exploration of India’s natural and historical splendors.